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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-09
LATEST.

LONDON, April ID, J o'cIock,-Ge Can
robert telegraPhs on the l1th that the fir
continued undated, chiefly by the artillery
but the engineers are operating and have
established us much nearer the place.
Another report says that the loss of life
on both sides has been very great, and thai
a council of war had been held. when they
concluded to con.inne the fire one week Ion.
ger and then assault.
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GEWhen we look up and down cur
streets, it does occur to us that something
might be done towards cleaning up and re-
pairing the roads and side. walks. Coal
stone, paper, old boots, shoes, &C., are
thrown into the streets in every direction,
until there is scarcely a spot Of cleanliness
to be seen. Believing that curcouncil ought
TO. remedy these evils, we leave the matter
with them.
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NR, HALLS Balsam for the Lungs, this article
~ perhaps has a greater reputation for caring dis-
eases Of the Lungs than any medicine of the kind
now in use, for sale by nov % 1883 J BEALL
4 EAM COPIES McGutfes' School Books 70,
EppU sale cheap by the dozen, Or at retail, r.
iu!y12 J BEALL.
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ggttiaI 9latnes.

RTlnteTest paidOn D~epOsitos at the Banking and
Exchange Office Of Robert Lyons, Cadiz, Ohio.
to-INTEREsT PAID ON DEPOSTTEs AT
THE BANKING HOUSE OF REIN WEIGH s.
Co, CADlZ, OHIO.
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Speech ofGov. Reeder, of Easton
Pa.---The Missouri Outrage.

Governor Reeder, of Kansas, now on
visit to his home IN Easton, Pa, was receiy.
ed in an enthusiastic manner by his friends
He was called out in a speech, in course o
which he referred to tie daring outrages o
Missourians upon the elective franchise il
Kansas. Governor Reeder said his opinions
on the subject of popular sovereignty had
undergone no changs, but that the conduc
of the people of the border counties Of the
north of Missouri had astonished and amazed
him by their reckless disregard Of all laws
compacts and constitutions; that the Terri,
tory Of Kansas, in her late election, had
been invaded by a regular organized army
armed to the teeth, who took possession o
their ballot. boxes and made a Legislature
to suit the purpose of the proslayery party
Kansas was subdued, subjogated and cen
qgered by armed men from Missouri, buI
her citizens were resolved never to give up
the fight for their free 1om and the indie
pendence of their soil from foreign control
or interference. The State of Missouri
would be called upon to disayow all sg mpa-
thy with these border %ru0ians. Ii she re.
fused, tie South will be called on 10 discoun'
tenance her. If the South refuse, the SOL
emn duty will devoIve upon the North to
take up the matter so hat the rights of her
sons who had settled in Kansas, in the faith
OF solemn compacts, shall be indicated and
sustained. He declared that The accounts
of the fierce outrages and wild violences
peIpetrated at the election, published in the
Northern papers, were in nowise exaggera.
ted He concluded by saying that Kansas
was now a conquered country--conquered
by force Of arms-but that her citizens were
resolved never to yield their rights, and re-
lied upon the North to aid them by demon
stratious OF public sentiment and all other
legal means, until they shall be fully
and t~riumphantly yiHdicated. During the
speech Governor Roeder was frequently and
enthusiastically cheercd by the large audi
ence pre0cnt.-C Gin. Eng.
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II

THOSE who have given theirnotes on settlement
Of their accounts on the Books Of James Banister
will find il TO their advantage 10 call and settle with.
iI'TEN DAYS. The affair MUST BE sETTLED,
There are some who have not ever called yet. The
matter cannot be delayed longer. in. Els TEP.
May ?, 1855.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Wonders and Mysteries!

Prof. Summerield, the greatoriental Ma
1ician and the true Wizard of the World,
will give one Of his wonderful and brilliant
performances at the American House in
Cadiz, on next Tuesday evening, the 18th
inst, at early candle lighting.
From tie fattering notices we have seen
of4he Professor, we should judge that he
stood at the head of his profession in the
United States. Those that wish a rich treat
will not fail to be at the American House
ontnext Tuesday evening.
Admittance-only is cents. Children
10 cents.
@Promenading by moonlight seems
to be the order OF the evening, in Cadiz just
now. Attach your arm to that ofyour lady
love, put on a sweet, winning smile and 60
ahead. are the only preliminary arrange
meats necessary to be made, according to
our observation. Married folks, and those
unlucky fellows termed bachelors-(no al
fusion to old maids)-not being favorable
to the institution, must stand aside and per-
init Young America to pass on. 10 the
interested we would say, be vigilant and ac-
tive, as the good season is fast gliding by.
e. HARLEM SPRINGs.-Thc Steubenvllle Union
says that Mr.. Hilbert, the interchangeable pro-
prietor Of Harlem Springs, has secured a
partner and will open the Springs for the
season about the middle OF the present
month. Hacks will run from the Springs to
Carrollton and the Cadiz junction regular
ly III .ughout the season. The desire Of
the proprietor is to please, and The deserved
popularity of the Springs az sSateri place,
a.e well known. and will doubtless attract
the usual number Of visitors.
TINE OF THE DEPARTURE OF THE CADT2
MAIL CHANGED.-The Ca liz Mail leaves
this Post Office nov, at FIVE o'clock, p. NJ,
and not in the morning as formerly, 1t is
carried upon the accommodation through
train. This will enable US to forward the
Daily Herald through the Post Office De-
partment as early as by private COW ey ance,
which is more certain, and 10 our patrons,
there, according to report, will prove more
satisfactory. 1t prevents the papers on its
receipt, OF being converted into public in
stead Of private property.-S;eu. Herald.
GoDEY's LADr's BooK.-The May mum.
Der Of this finely embellished monthly is on
our table. It contains 100 pages Of read
ing matter and 10 fall page plates, and on
the fashion plate will be foaud-tbink of it,
ye bacheIors-a Wedding Dress. This
number contains an excellent story by that
admirable writer Paulin Forsyth.
Terms, $500 a year. Two copies one
year, or one copy two years, 500 dollars.
Address, L. A. Cooley, lis Chestnut St.
Philadelphia.
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AN IMPORTANT TRUrH.--N0thing can be
more safe, con5enial, or healing to the mem
brane@ Of the Throat and Lungs, yet at the
same time more energetic and thorough III
its effect than Dir. Rogers Syrup Of Liver
worth, Tar and Canchslagu1, that "!reat
remedy for the early stages Of CONSL MP
TON, Bronchitis, and all other diseases
which baye their seat in the Lungs, Throat,
or Air Passages. 1t seems 10 fall like
balm upon their w~ritated surfaces. The
dry hacking cough becomes loose, the cor
rupted matter which accommodates in and o; :
presses The Lungs is easily expcctorated,
while the tonic properties Of the Medicine
keep up the strength under the muco.puru-
lent discharge. L~iyerworth, Tar and Chan
cha a possess in tEeir separate substan,
ces all the elements requisite for tue cure
OF Coughs, Colds aud diseases of the Lungs
and combined as they are, in skiIlful and
scientific manner by a regularly educated
Physician, the Preparation Of which we
are speaking becomes almost irresistible.
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Our Sd supply Of Bonnetg.

UST 10 hand, GU r-third supply of Bonnets among
- which are some nice plain straw, French, Bril-
liant and Fancy silk, also panama HATS, ca!l& see
them, We will sell them cheap. WM. HOGG q co
Cadiz, May %, 1854.
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will lind II 10 their advantage 20 call and settle with.
iRTEN DAYS. The affair MUST BE SETTLED
There are some who have not ever called yet. The
matter cannot be delayed longer. in. Els TEP.
Maya 1865.
3TAN NEW, LARGE ExrExslyrAND SUPERIOR srocs
OF Variety Goods, embracing every article in the line;
also, a full and superior stock ofJewelry, at a shade
above Eastern prices, ut the store of Robert Czech.
ran, Fourth STR ct, Steubenville. To these assert.
ments, the attention Of Country Merchants eau Ped.
lars isdirected, as they will be sold at bargains
As aspiring snd Summer Medicine, Carriers span.
ish Mixture stand p%re-eminent above all others
Its singularly elicacious action on the blood; is
strengthening and v%ivilying qualities; its tonic ac.
ton OF the Liver; its tendency to drive all humors
to the surface, thereby cleansing the system accord.
ing to Nature prescription; its harmless, and at the
same time extraordinary good effects, and the mum
Der ]ofcures testified to by many ofthe most respect.
able citizens of Richmond, Va, and elsewhere, mus,
be conclusive evidence that there is no humbug u.
bout it.
The trial of a single bottle will satisfy the most
~skeptical of its benefits.
= See advertisement: april l9 iw3
Hooaand's German Bitters, prepared and so!d by
DR.. Jackson, at the German Medical Store, I2O Arch
street, Philadelphia, daily increase in thoir well dc.
served celebrity, for the cure of all diseases nrising
from arrangement of the liver. These Bitters have,
indeed, proved a blessing to the afflicted, who show
their gratitude by the most ~hattering testimonials.
This medicine has established for itself a name that
competitors, however willy theiy schemes, or scduc.
tive their promises, cannot reach. 1t gained the
public confidence by the immense benefits that have
been derived from it, and will ever maintain lis po.
sition. See advertisement. April Is, 4w.)
G-The Greatest Discovery of the Age.-Dr. 70,
bias Venetian Liniment, for the cure of dysentery,
Group, cholera, collie, rheumatism, &c Ne one
should he without this valuable remedy. Every bot.
tie is warranted. Sold by all the druggists and
storekoepcrs. Depot 60 CortIandt ST., New York,
Price 70 and 80 cents.
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The Cadiz Accommodation Train
Leaves Stoubcnville daily Sundays excepted at
5 l0r =, NJ. Arrives ut Gadiz at 751P NJ.
Leaves Cadiz at 0.36 4. M, arrives at &t3ubenviile
at lilo, A NJ,
Agents.
James Collins s. Co, No III and lis Water st.
Pittsburgh.
P. ". Stnder, Broadway, Cincinnati.
Richard Hooker, Newark.
+. A. Wells, S;cuboHri!i2.
L. LAFAYETTE DGVENYY,
"eoeral Freight and Ticket Agent.
April Is. 1855.
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A ARON FORMAN thank dl for the LIBERAL pa.
IN. ronage heretofore eqtended to him, wonld an
nounce to the citizens Of Harrison, and the adjofnihs
counties, that he is now better prepared than ever Il
manufacture TO order Family Carriages, Barouches
Buggies, Gigs, Sulkies, and Wagons, D allkinds and
ICES, which he feels confident cannot BIO excelled i,
any other shop in the country.
Having u stock of material that is really unsurpas
sed, and having a full knowledge OF the business ii
all itsbranches, he respectfully asks those who MAJ
wish anything in the above line, to give him a,call,
His shopi is in the rear Of MI. Slemmons' Blacksmith
shop, md nearly opposite the Cadiz Hotel, where b.
may at all times be found.
Ctdiz, OctobeTl 9, 1856
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Road Notice.

III OTlCE is hereby given that, an application
LIZ will be made to the COMMISSIONER Of Harri.
son County a%ttleir next June session, prayinr for
a vacation of so much Of the road leading from
the east end OF William Stalls lane to the Salem and
Hanover road, as passes through the farms of Sheri-
dan and Abraham Busby. SHERIDAN BOSBY.
May2, lS55-ii.
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NEW CLOTHING
NX1GDIRE!

A THOMAS CORNER, (second door on Steu .
N. benqiLle street.)-The undersigned has Just
opeped an excellsnt stock OF ready made clothing
which he will sell at very short profits. lie also has
on hard a large and fine stock of cloths and cast.
meres, Yestings, ~cravats, suspenders, shirts, stocks,
collars, and all the fixtures and trimming requisite
is new, and laid in at the lowest cash price, within
the last ten days. He hopes to see his oIdtIiends IN
his new location, and solicit their patronage, as
well as that of the public in general. Particular
attention to all kinds OF cutting-and gstu>g upo
boys clothes in the latest style,
CaIiZ, April lS, 'J5. JACOB CRABB.
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Ev-Iti is announced in Washington that
Goy,raor Goiman, OF MINI Nota, has been
removed from that post. Ia III unpopular
with the respectable portion Of the people,
aHd . few weeks ago was arrested Tor as.
ssult and bas cry.
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Uncurrent Money.

THE HIGHEST PFC PAID tGR ALL
kiuds of uncurrent money u the banking house of
K. LYONS in -Caliz.
AprJ IS, l8G5.-tt.
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1855. 1855.
NEW SP RING GOODS.
JAMES STEWART
1855.
has RECEIVED Els STOCK OF
SPRING DRY

STRING DRY GOODS.
TO which he respectfully invites an examination.
i Ills stock tits spring is unusually large and at
uaeIvs. AID Comprises every variety Of
FANCY AND STAPLE FABRICS.
A large and superior ASSORTMENT ofLadics Dress
Goods.
Plain and smbrnided White and Colored Grapes,
Ihibtt Cashmere, and other spring Shawls. A
fine selection Swiss. MUls aud J~aconet, Of French
aud Austrian Einbroideries Also, an assortment
Of Plaid, Striped, Embroidered and Plain white goods
NeaPolitan, English Straw, do. CONSTABLE, do. white
Chip, French Lace, do. Gimp, and every other style
OF Spring and Summer BoHnets. Six BOnnets will
be received weekly throughout the season, thus en-
abil1g US to have the latest styles as they appear in
he East Bonnet Ribbons. A splendid assortment;
also a full assortment OF Mautua and trimming Rib
b1ns. a complete stock at housekeeping goods
Mattings, Oil Cloths, Carpets. &c. Manufacturers
agents Tor Green and Buff Transpar, nj Curtain oil
Cloths also Patent sell-abiusting Curtain Fixtures,
Tasscll, etc.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
A large stock of Prints, Ginghams, Tickinqs.
Checks, Stripes, Satinet, Jeans, BIcached and Bro
Shectings, Nankeens, Cottonados, etc, etc, togeth.
er witha greatmanv other goods in our line, usele, $
10 particularize, to which we respectfully invite the
attention OF purchasers, as we will continue to sell
at such prices as . fall " sustain our well known rep.
utation.
o. itemamber the Place, on tho corner formerly
occupied by j.. Wood. JAMES STEWART,
May 2, 1855.
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Steubenville G. Indiana Railroad.
E-s=@=-%a =E=.4zs @-=aaz AstfF34 Sss
CTANGE OF TIEEE


RETURNING.
Leave Newark at 70 O'Clock NJ, and arrives at
Steubcnvi!ie at $50 III, and Cadiz at 1877 P ~,
Passengers by this train leave Cincinnati at o..
clock \. NJ
FARE.-From SteubsnvIlle (all the way by
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EE-We are pleased to learn that the
Sabbath Schools in Cadiz are being well at
tended this summer, and that much good is
being done through this moral agency
We have ever been favorable to ~instititu.
tions OF this kind, and cheerfUlly recon-
mend their organization in every neighbor-
hood. Train upachild in the way it should
60, and when it gets old it will not depart
from it, Let this holy ~scriptural motto be
remembered, parents, and see that your
children, attend these places ior. moral in.
str,,ctinn raoularly.
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Cry Boor AND SHOE SEoRE The large
.atock Of boots and shoes, to be found in this
new and extensive shoe house, Washington
Hall bailding. Steubenville, is attracting the
attention Of buyers and judges Of cheap
boots and shoes. Many have already sought
out this establishment from distant parts Of
the coun.ry. owing to the ncatness, dura.
bility and ~cheapucss Of the stock there ex-
hibited. Forcheapuess, the house is already
poted about town. For style, Mr.. Scott
challenges all competition. Those who
desire boots and shoes, and have not ex-
aminsd the stock at the "City Boot and
Shoe Store should call-be convinced and
get bargains.-Herald.
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CApTAIN ~PELLF0UNDER.

p ---sO.--
THE CELEBRATED PREMIUM BLOOD Horse,
so we'll and lavorably known through
Ohio, and adjoining States, will be sfA
kept for the impro gement Of Stock VSA-yM
the present season at the stable of the Aawa
subscriber in Plank Roe, 8 miles east KT INV
Of Cadiz, on the llopedalea and Wheel asSssC<AT
ing Pink Road; we will as usual, give
a $50 premium on the best, md $40 on the second
best Bellfounder cot shown at the Wheeling leland
Fair. Terms OF service as usunl, SeebilL.
j. up. JOHNSON.
PIankRoe, liar. Co. o.. April II, '5s-3m
lg Ohio farmer andOhio Cuilivator will pleaee
copy the above TO the amount Of So each, and send
bifs TO tins office. Also, send one copy OF tie pa
pei containing the advertisement 10 the advertiser
at UnionyaIe, Harrison county, Ohio,
CCOTCH, KAPPEE and MACCUWBA SNUFF,
y a fresh supply, for sale at
msy 4, 1888 JOHN BEALL'S.
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THE LATE MR.. MEADE'S PICTURES.
To BE RAFFLED FOR In 400 CHANCES
Il AT S25 EACH.

1I1h LAI6 Mn. MEADE > PlOTURES,
V'o BE. RAFFLED FOR IN 400 CHANCES
i AT cas- EACH. -
PRIZE No.l
"St Thomas Of Will Inueva, giving Aims TO the
Poor," copy of MurillO, by one of his pupils aud
touched by that grea, artis-said to be equal to The
original, cost 81 600.
The alteration of the Wise Men OF the East, -
genu ne Murillo; cost $1,000.
Head Of our Saviour" by Correggio; cost 81 900.
81 900. e''O' ~'''
Mr.. 8. A. MATLACK is authorized to receive
subscriptions in this city, of whom tickets may De
obtained, or OF Messrs. TAYLOR l. MAURY.
AL money received on account of the Rattle will
be deposited in Bank until the drawing takes place,
which will be duly announced.
From Me National fntclRecncer.
Articles similar to tie annexed We have observed
IN several distant papers, contained in their Wash
inston correspondence. We are glad TO see that a
member of the family is willing to dispose Of a part
OF the rare collection of the late Richard W. Meade
VINO, ounng MS long residence in Spain, had oppor
tuniles, which his Opulence enabled him 10 indulge
Tor selecting many OF the finest paintings in Spain
That treasure-bOuse OF pictorial riches The dis
turDed state OF the country at the time, moreover
made II favorable for obtaining many gems of ART
winch would otherwise never have been purchase
Bile.
From the Boston Chronicle
CHFr D'UGvRRR OF ARr.-Several chef Gueryes
OF MurllO, CorreggO, and other mast re- which were
brought from Spain during revolutionary times hy
the late K. w Meade, have elected the admiration
on connolsseurs during the past weekin the Rotundo
OF the capitol. They are to be disposed Of for he
benefit of a daughter of Mr.. Meade, residing in New
York, after an OPT Ortunity has been given to the
public for an examination. feb e. n
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On marriage Its duties and disqualifcations. and
their renedies; with Autographs, illustrating the
anatomy and physiology, and diseases Of the repro
1ucve organs OF both sexes, the,f structure, usas
and functions. popular and comprehe nsive trs
Use on the duties and casusltsa6 ringls and mar
q ID life-happy and .ruicrrt aai- 'es, mode Ct &C.
JurDg thera-infeFatosss <Id inf. tile onss-their
obvston and ren.ovsi-snpurtzTt hints TO tho.
sontsmplsting ms1iEony, that will overcome OBJ
jectioDs to it, noa,, however should take this ir,.
portsnt sep without Erst consulting its pages
oa the diseases and medical treatment
OF females frog: iancy to old age, each graph
loAly illustrator by beautiful lithographic plates
nervous debility, its causes and cure by process
~ sinpe, safe and effect ual that failure "A
i1possible-ruies for daily managsnent-an ees,y
on SpormatorrhCea with practical observations on
Safer, and Iaore successful mode Of trsatment-pre
stationary hints OF the evils resulting FROM smpir
cal practics-an essay ali diseases arisinp ffuu
lndlscredon, with plain and simple rules by v kich
eli persons can cure themselves without mercury-
remedies for those sslf nHiotet miseriss and dsao
pointed hopes 70 unfortunately prsvlien. In the
young. 1t Ia truthful adviser TO the matrisd and
those contemplating marriage. Its psrussl is rar
6oul2rly recommended to persons entertaining 80
,rst doubts Of their Physical condition. and who are
conscious Of having hasardsd the hsalth hsppiness
and privilege, to whiah every human being Is en-.
Htled TO-.
Pric, IS eonts per copy, or FIVE copies for ors dol
lsr. Mailed flee Of postege to any part Of tbs Uni
N. B.-Thoso who prefer may consult DR. L. ORcIx
cpon any ofthe diseases upon which bis bock treats
either oersonsiy or BY mall. Medicine seat 10 any
part Of the Union according to directions, sa..l,
Address DR.. n. b. La CROIX, No 81 Maiden Lane
or Post 0fi,s Box SO, Albany. N. Y.
e. 0fhce open daily from . Il TO 0 z, and on
Sunday from until p m.
AE- Once u em owed from No SO Beaver st.,
70 81 Maiden Lane, Abeny. Ny.
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OMAHA Crr.-Cmaha city, the present
capital of the newly organized Territory
of Nebraska, is described as containing
from sixty to eighty houses, located on
rising ground on the banks Of the Mis-
sour river. The government house, oc-
cupied by the Governor and Council, is
two-story brick, and the principal hotel
IS also two stories, with wing, the rest
of the houses being Of all sorts and sizes.
In August last, there was but one small
hut in this place, but now it contains
taverns, stores, shops, dwellings, and q
government fully organized in all its de-
partments. Nebraska seems to be Get.
ting along faster than Kansas, although
much more silently.
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BEAUTIFUL WHITE TEETH.

HEALTHY GUMS, AND SWEET BREATH.
Ill All who are DESTROYS of obtaining thes e bene-
fts, s.:oud use ZERMA CELEBRATED
TOOTI-WASH. This delicious article combines
30 many meritoriOus qualities, that it has now be-
come standard favsrite with the citizens of New
York, Pmadelphia and baltimore. Dentists pre-
scribe II In their practice most successfully, and
from every source the most fattenng laudatons are
awarded L.. .s .. .- .f--
lnfiamed and bleeding gums are Immediately ben
emitted by lis use; Its action upon them ID mild,
soothing and effective. It ceanses the teeth 90
thoroughly, that they are made To rival pearl in
-whteness, and diffuses through the mouth such
delightful freshness, that the breath is rendered
quiIteiy sweet Ii disinfe is all those impurities
which tend to produce decay and Is consequence
when these are removed, the teeth must always re.
main sound. ..E .. r.f
Ii il used and recommended by all the emineni
Dentists in New York, PhiIadephs, Baltimore, aud
other citiss where il has be n introduced. All
should give IL trial. N. - - -
Prepared only by FRANCIS GERMAN, Drusvi.t
and Chemist, Ninth and Catharine streets, Phila-
deiphia, and sold by all Druggists everywhere, at IS
cents per botlie. W. H. GiLLMAN,
Jan lI7-'m Agent for Washington City.