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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-12-19

stitutes, in our humble opinion, has nearly
past, not that public sentiment is yet sufi.
eiently aroused, but because the education
al public now seem to be seeking more en-
larged facilities for elevating the standard
Of education for the masses.
The time has come when the Teachers OF
Ohio must take HIGHER POSITION Ia her
educational Movements, or other States will
far outstrip her in the race. They seem TO
be aware of this. and the present movement
is only in keeping with others that have
preceded it.
The history Of the past is full of interest
and the present seems big with promise and
bright in prospect. The great thought, con-
ceived in the hearts of the sturdy pioneers
of the cause, has been labored up; and that
for which these veterans hoped and toIled
seems now about to be realzed--.hat which
but a few months ago was a mere concep
ton, is now a tangibiity-a REALITY.
The faciities,long wished for seem now
to be placed in the hands of those to whom
The State is more indebted. perhaps, thrn
to any others for whatever of elevation she
may possess. and it is to be hoped that these
facilities ulay never pass from their hands
until our State shall have reached that high
position in an intellectual, social and moral
point of view to which her az icullural,
commercial and political prospects seem to
point her.
At another time we may speak more ful-
ly cf our object and aims.
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For the Sentinel,
The McN eely Normal School.

Its origin is known, perhaps, to most Of
the citizens Of this and surrounding coun-
ties, and to all the active educalionists
throughout the State and country. But it
might be well nevertheless, to allude to some
things in relation to it, in order to bring
more promnently before the minds of the
public its prospects, objects aud aims.
The desirableness Of such an Institution
as the one alluded to above, is none the
less apparent certainly when we consider
the wants Of the community, The appeals
of the profession have been eloquent in be-
half of its organization, and its friends have
not failed to seize upon every opportunity to
hasten its consunmation. 1t seems to have
sprung into existence at the very moment
rwhea most aSsded5 Is nsfs destined, I'VE trust,
to fill niche in the educational history of
our State that no other instrumentalIty can
fill, and to afford opportunities to Teachers
for qualifying themselves for theiI duties,
that other institutions aud agencies have
hitherto failed to do. Teachers Institutes
have done great work for our State, in
opening up the way, and preparing the
minds Of the community and Teachers for
the introduction OF more efficient means for
the elevation Of our Common Schools
They have bern, and perhaps are still to
some extent, what LoRtA ANDhAws prophe.
sled Of them on their FIRST organization and
progress in our s. se, ga kind Of John the
Baptist gong before and preparing the
minds and the hearts of the people for a
I more glorious day." which seems already
to hay. shed its FIRST glimmerings upon the
/ patlaof the Teacher--the first dawines Of 4
light which promises to fill our whole land
with the means Of a more general andthor.
ough education.
These instrumeutalities, we saw, have
done much--all perhaps tl,eir limited facil.
tiles would allow, for in their very nature
they were only calculated to arouse pub.
lie sentiment, but the day Of Teachers; In.
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THE WONDER OF THE AGE

Dr. Iobas's Venetian Imminent is werrantcd to
cure Cholera, Collie, Sea Sickness, Chrome Rhen
matism. Vomiting. Cuts Burns Old Sores. Swell.
Iings Toothathe, Headache and pains OF all kinds
orr pay.
| GREAT CpRE OF RHEuMArISM.-Cspt. oms tock o
the steamer Baltic collins Line) was cured of Sc
we're attack Of Chronic Rheumatism in few DAYS
by DR., Tobnss celebrated Venetian I.iniment
CASE OF CnoIERA.-Mr. John Wright. Of the firm of
]. Wright & Co, No. l5l Charres ST New Orleans
ms immediately cured of an attack Of Cholera by
EOhias's Liniment
Vow TING AND CoLrc.--5Irs. J oseph NicholI, No
I6 Essex st New York, cured of an attack q.
Coic and Vomiting by DR.. TobiasS Venetian Lin {
iment
Depot, No 60 Corlandt ST., New York. Sold by
all tho Druggists. Price % and so cents
AGENTS,T II Logan * Co. and Thompson &
Patterson Wheeling; John Beall and $ Hamilton
Cadz; A Jul Schneider, Mooretied NJ Joey, New
Marke Il EJ Pmpps x Co.. Smyrna. dcc5ly
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S3y .Ew z II!

FROM the earliest ges Wine has bccn knoWl
and esteemed one oi ths choicest productions oE tn,
earth. 1t is rendered preverbiaI in Scripture. Ii
tn" present age q )od Nine is not only valued as
luxury, but there are tcveraI kinds which are hett
in high estimation by the medical profession, amt
form valuable commodity in every good Dispensa
tory In Europe thre upwards Of fifty diiirrcn
! klnds OF grape; BlrG it has remained for mole
science and skill to roduce luxurious and delight
u Wine from Medical Plants and Roots. This oh
ecI has been fully accomplished in an article colet
| DR. lialseys Forest Wine. From II valuable for
mua OF Roots, PIauts, &c. of the highest medica
order, Is here prodtced pure Wine, equal, ii no
superior in flavor tonny imported, at the same time
retaining all the vrncs OF one of the best Mcdicinu
Formulas ever kn,hvn.
NO Invalid can object to take the Forest Wine or
account o dsagrenable taste, and none can take j
without being convinced OF its great value as med
cai agent, trouiour own experience we can voucl
lor the excellence ol this Wine and we tlust tha
very one whose health is in the least impaired viii
eoad DR.. Hal$cg's advertisement, which will bt
r9nd IN our colamns to-day, and avail themselves
OF the remedy.
For sale by the appointed Agent joan BEALL
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tor the Democratic Sentinel.
Cadiz Lodge, No. 13o, I. o. o. F

CADZ. Dec. 7, 1855
WHEREAS, it has pleased Almighty God
in the dispensation of His Providence to re
move from amongst u our worthy Bro. P
G SAMUEL G PEpPARD, Esq, who depar
ted this life on the morning Of the 5.h inst
Therefore be it
RESOLVED, That by the demise Of Bro
PEPPARD, our lol5e has lost one of Its bright
est ornaments, and the community at large
one of its most useful citizens
RESOLVED, That for his may virtues, and
ardent attachment to our ancient and hon
orabe institution, we will cherish his mem
ory with nnduiing freshness, long after mis-
warm heart, which trobbel for others
woes, shall have molIIered away, and ming
led with its kindred dust.
RESOLVED, AS token Of respect for our
deceased Bro. The officers of this lodg
be directed to clothe the 10 lge room in
mourning and the members required to
wear the usual badge OF mourning fer 50
days,
RESOLVED, That this lodge sincerely
mingle theiI sympathies, with the bereaved
widow and family of the deceased, and that
copy of the resolutions, attested by the
officers, be presented to them and publish
ed in the Sentinel and Republican papers.
7. n. IIILLIGAS, n. &.
s 2 TJ-KrNS Sec
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OpER4TE In, +boir no,vcrf,I Influence on tbe
;n+ornal v;scor, to buriry the blood and stimu-
lo+o II info healthy action, They remove the
distractions of the stomach bowels liver and other
orTans of the body and bv restoring their irregular
orHon IN hcalth correct wherever they exist such
dor,nprrnrnts os are the FIRST causes of disease
An extensive triol af their virtucs by Professors
physiciors md pot;nnts has shown cures of dam
rcrous diseases almost bcyond belief, were they not
suhstnntiptcd by persgns of such exalted position
and character MS TO forbid the suspicion of untluth
Thor ceriiGcutcs are published in nv American
Almanoc which the Are,its below named are
.nleased to furnish free to all inouiring.
Annexed we rive Directions for their use in the
complaints which they have been found to cure
Fop CosTIyrEgss fake one or two Pills or
surh nuantifv os to oeutlv move the bowels Co.'S
tiynness is ErntcnAv tGp Acrrayatinr cause of
PtIrs nnd tbe cura pf one COMPLAINT is the cure
of ho+h No nerson ran ferl well while rnder a
costiyn bohit If hndv Hence IL should be. as Il
can he. promptly relieved,
Fcu DysprpSrA which is sometimes the cause
of Costjrenese and always ,,ncomfortable fake mild
doses - from one to four TO stimulate the stomach
and liver into healthy action, They will do it, and
thn 6ao,JL,.o Lo}lI;,rU o,d so,Y,,y1 of dvspcnsia
viii ranidIv disanScar When il has nono, don't
FORGET what cured Won,
For A FoI-I SroNACu or Morbid IlactiOn of the
Ro,eels which uroduces general depression of the
sprts and bad health take from four TO eight pills
al frst and smaller doses afterwards uuti activity
md strength is restored TO thc system.
Fon NERVOUSNESS, SICK HEApAcnE. NAUSEA.
Pam iu the Sio,Dach Back or SIDE, fake fIon four
TO eioht nils on gonq TO he'd If they do not oper-
ate sTiFiennflv take more the next day until they
do These c3mnInints will he swcut ont from the
system. Don't wear these and their kindred dis
orders bocnnsc your stomach is foul.
Fon SCRoFriA. ERystprLAs. and ali Disease,
oftbe sin take the Pls freely and frequently, to
kecn thc bo,ccls oncn Tho ernntions will ccncr.
nlly soon bcg;n to 5ini,isb and 3isonnoor Manv
dreadful nlcers and sores have becn healed nm by
fbc nurrinr md nnrifyino ofTac+ of these p;s and
some disglistng Diseases which seemed to satrrate
fhc whole syste,n have comnletcIy Welded to their
infuence lcnyinc the snfFcrcr in 11orfect health.
p.ticntsi yonr dutv IN soc;etv forbids that voI,
should parade Yourself around the world covered
with ,n,,les biotrns ulcors eores aud all or onv
of the nncIeon diseases of the skin. becanse yo,r
system wants cleansing,
Tn pIrIpy TtIp RI Ron tbo, arc tho best ,oed;-
cine over discovered, They sbonld he taken freely
and frcucntly. and the innurities which sow the
seeds of incur9blo diseases Mil he swent ont Of the
system like cha If before tbc wind Nv tbis nronertv
tbcv do rs much pood in nrcycntipg sickness rs by
tbe remarkable cures which they are making every
where.
'IIvrR CoNprAtSr. J.uxnrcp. and nil Bjyjo,,
Aflcfi0ns arise from some derangement-eit either
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Y.~............DECEMBER lg
Rxs OF sUBscaIFTIox.
TheLaw Of NEWSPAPERS.

]. Subscribers who do not give express notice to
the contrary are considered wishing to continue
seir subscriptions.
2. II subscribers order the discontRuauce Of their
cnOdcals the publisher may eontinHe 10 send them
until all arrearagcs are paid.
3. lfsubscribers neglect refuse TO take their pc
iodicas from the offices which they are directed
they are held responsible ill they have settled the
bill and ordered them discontinued.
4. Ii subscribers remove to ether places without
informing the publishers, and the papers sent to
he former direction, they are held responsible
s. = he Courts have decided that refusing to take
periodicals. from the office, removing and leaving
them uncalled lor, is prma tacia evidence OF nen-
ional fraud.
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worst form OF Disease. These Iopulsealsd
. r. xT A Z $ HR's
/ Forest Wine, and Fores, pilIsll
/ THE FOREST PlLGS.-'There arc tbre. thi,,,
3 peculiar to these Pills alone
ls' Ihey neiiher grpc nor weaken the system
ms Is beean-e they contain M Drugs or nain...I,
out That they nre the pure virtues of th. plSr,.'
i wGlrh are as wliorsnme as he food We eat
-, they purge most when the stdinseb ,ri
'p"ela are 'i"us and toul, after this their efirs
cy enters ire blood, aud the p.ocrss eF ,gddfvi.x
goes oh Gnit ait humOr and disease are sS,,sts-1
! from the system P'''0o
Sd a coie Scee7rin in all cnses for which ,b.s
/ the bowels but si lhIY
1t folly 'o Use severe and rripinq nursSt;x..,
. Suc1 drugs give pain AMI nrakhess withonf ei...N
sng the blood; besides lkcy iHi~t ne zone n, ~.
nloliach ana nowlrs. My Princi.ie ~ never ID
weaken The syslen;the stronger lhe yiIs fInct;ocS
T lIle ui0re power they have 10 throw al d;.a...
when assisted by really good medicine salt. snS
GaH'"f OH anu the whole category OF Pills made a.
rugs hhsWer no purpose more than purgation
Such Drugs nrtlti"r reach the blood or bad hun1r
he pills niade J these plants are n iii oreot ,bt
aliogelher. hey csnnrt harm chiid vet tbei1
eihcacy III rnring Dseases uft the Blood md Sibo.
complains Is certain, and IL some cases 10 which
nave D'eh AN eye witness, their cures have been al
I most miraculous. AZ
IuE FOREST WINE--Tke ueIiciaal nrooo,,
ties OF the Forest Wine are ditiren, trine
!ie Ills; "H' ue tfifscH II ea-!' fns4iy harrnons
iHo together; and IN the oi dis,,rtIlrs ona R
edy Is as important 10 the Other as !, ater nJ 81
. 9ie 10 our existence have pointed out in H., 90
lowing drrrtinns some OF tho eases tvfirs r.;.
ouy tii5 iltis ana oier cases which REQUIRE onIv
The W me; also some other Cases which rs,,; ~
! The Wine and the Fills L. ptis,.rs H., - nm ~
cWnpiheu artio'i 9" both reiucdinS tAte ,s,xsnstN
nd searching eiticacy, aHI eufb snnnsr f.sss s
! 'her remedy alone: in ali such eases .t ,srg -.
mfndcd hrIn together iS'o'ti'
tne purgulvc dose j! The Forest pil, ;s,. - ,lv-
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FARM FOR SALE.

THE subscriber will offer at private sale vaua.
tlr farm in Green township three miles cas- of ca
diz containing l02 acres; about 70 of which is cenr
ed and under COED state OF cultivation and the tc.
mainler is excellent tmhsr. I here is an abnr-
dance of water on the premises, together with full
supply olIimest0ne and coal. The farm adiuins the
lands Of John Caldwell and VIM. Eageson Reas
enable payments will be taken For further ntor.
nation enquire of the subscriber,
W. B BEEBE.
Or WEIGH Il Co.
N, B, II the farm is not sold against the lst Of
March, 1856, it will be Offered at public sale in
Cadz on thar day. w. B. b.
Cadiz, December > lS55-2mpd
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A DrsGRAcE.-The condition that the
fence is in a ound the Cadiz Grave yard -
1t is a stigma upon those who have friends
buried there. L there not enou III Of pub
lie spirit and decency left among our peo-
pie to have decent substantial fence erec~
ted early there? We have had our fears. -
Their action in this m utter will lell. They
have Seen appealed to befor4. but the ap
peal has been in vain. Shall it be so now?
We are willing to c) operate With all who
have respect enough left for their departed
friends, in having suitable fence placed
there. and will do all in our power to assist
them in their Christian act, but lew can
not d5 the w0rk--it will need the help Of
all. Don't let one wait for another TO act;
but let all take the leai in this matter, and
give in proportion as Providence has favor
Il en, and he fence will be built.
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.V1eW Shoe Store!
TH0MAS'S CORNER

] AMES HOWARD has now on hand the larc "a,
~ best and cheapest stock of Boots and Shoes 1 vel
Jtiered for sale in Cadz. As he intends to abide
lmong this people" and become 'one OF them, he
aopes o torn their acquaintance the shortest no.
nee lie Is confident that his work once introduced
lever afterwards recommend itself He especi
ally invites attention to his stock of ladies' wear NJ
nc intends 10 keep constantly large supply Of m,
hnest and best work, both of his own and enstnri
manulactare., JAMES HOWARD.
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Terms.

cory one ycar...... ..................S2 81 90
copy six months. ................. 100
10 copies one year To ons cltice 1900
80 - ~ 90
93-Any one sending lsa cub of ten shall re.
coive the eleventh copy gaiis
6-No premiums aIiowaI tor clubs ot fifty.
~ II Subscribers to clubs must begin at tho
anne time. Pay invariably in tdyanro. Money
as our risk il registered,
All friends ot the Panlealer and the Democrat,
Party, 10 whom this PROSPECTUS is sent, are request
ed 10 net as agents 1t lting Presidential year W,
have put clubs Al cost, i order to give the mos
general circulation possible. Post Masters will
confer greet favor by feting as agents
=, Asssress J Y CRAY Cleveland, O.
Nov | ( tl5 1T
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DEVOTED TO AGRICULTURE, HORTICULTURE
AND HlME INTERESTS.

AND HlME INTERESTS
Publishe Twice Il Monlh--l6 Pages Octave.
VOLUME MI OF this favorta Journal
will commence on the 1St Of Anuary, 1856
printed on an entire suit of new typ, end
will be especially interesting to every one
engaged in general Agriculture, stock raj,
ing, gardening, frnit growing, ect, or inter
ested III the happiness and Intelligence Of
the home circle. The E litor conf ,nDIy
hopes and expects, that every friend OF in
dustrial progress will lend his Influence and
patronage to sustain this cd and true
friend Of rural interests, and to increase its
circulation, until he shall have, as we GER
tainly deserve, rouSng Iist in every neigh.
bolhood! The entire propletolshp of the
Cul wat has been purchased (y Col. S d
HARRIS, who has been an associate ed or
with Mr.. BArEMAN for the last five years
and he is Determined the paper shall be es-
stnlial'y desirable for every farmers hreside.
He has the means an1 the disposition to
make it so, and he calls on all his friends
which includes all mankind and woman
kind-to send on the names and cash for
real live and independent Farmers paper.
TERMs-Sngle copy, s year; copies
50; 8 copies for IS. (and IL copy to the get
ter up of the cIub J always in advance and
to begin with the year For special offers
TO local agents, inquire at your post cfice
or send directly TO me for a full prosy ectus
and specimen copy. and raise club in your
neighborhood. S b HARRIS,
Editor and Proprietor, Columbus, 0.
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uooPs.-la some Of the Fashionable
churches where five could sit last year. only
three ladies can be accommodated this wear
on account Of their hoops. The consc-
quence is, that more pews must be hired,
and the prices Of available ones are increas.
ed.
Ihe statement that the lnIics of the first
families employ cooper to hoop them on
great OCCASION, proves unfounded N. y
Times.
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E1rDon't forget the County Democratic
meeting on next Tuesday, Christmas, for
the purpose Of appointing delegates to the
approaching 9th of January convention
Let every Democrat in the count, make il
his business to be present.
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The Ohio Farm er for 1858.

''The Ohio Farmer" will commence its
Fifth Volume, January lst, 1856. 1t i:
now so well ard so generally known. that lit.
tie need be said in Its behalf. With the ex.
perience which we haye gained in editing
it, for the past four years. and with the
knowledge of the wants of the public, which
much travel and correspondence has given
us. together with the very many able Con-
tribuors which we have been constntly
adding to our heretofore long list, we feel
that the Ohio Farmer is more than ever
worthy of the patronage Of the entire coun
try, and we can assure all that however ex
celent it may have been for the past year,
it will be better for the year to come.
The Ohio Farmer will continue 10 be is.
issued weekly on a large folio sheet of clean
white paper, and on clear type, and lllustrs.
ted with Cuts of Domestic Animals, Imple.
ments, Trees, Houses, &C., g. will receive
careful attention.
TERMs--INvARTABLY IN ADVANCE.
Single copy one year 50 Oone copy six months 81
Three copies Five copies :"
Five copies : Ten copies 4"
Ten copies one year, Sl5.
A club of five subscribers at SO, will en-.
title the person making it up to copy for
six months; club of ten at $i5, to a COP,
for one year. Subscribe without delay.
! THO. BROOM, Proprietor and Editor
Cleveland, Ohio.
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A STUDENT SHor.--A letter in the Pc
tersburgh Express states that student at
the University Of North Carolina, named
Singletary, was shetland dang erously woun-
ded GU the 9Th inst, by fellow student
named White.
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Wonderful Discovery!
DF. A. XipperEen's
WORM PASTILLEs

THIS new valu-ble WORM MEDICINE con-
piies ;"o most desirable qualities wanting in al
other Nemiiuges; as a fine Confectionery il is easy
administered, while a medicine IL never fails lc
cure
Mothers md Nurcos quit dosing your children
with the nauseous Worm Stuiis and get Box ol
pT. Zippcriens Worm Candy, you will inl it 81
the DT1s stores Of John Beall and John Mclean
Cadiz. Ohio
Ia laSs- I'm
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ONO CULTTvAToR.-To those, who wish a
firm reliable agricultural journal, their at
'ention ia directed to the prospectus of the
Ohio Cultivator in to days paper.
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POPULATION or New YoaK,--The late
census returns make the entire population
Ct the State Of New York 3,46o,il The
population Of New York city is s2o, ,sio,
and the population Of Brooklyn i94,225.
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SUICIDE Jesse A. Savage re cent? y com
mltted suicide in New York. by shooting
dtmseIf with pistol The Coroner nves-
tIS9ted the matter, but nothing was eiici-
ted TO show the cause for commi.t ting the
deed. A manuscript, found in his trunk
was produced, which had apparently be Ell
written a short time before his death. It
reads as follows:
Beware of the slanderer Beware of the
mischief maker. Beware of the woman
with long tongue. Thus saith
\ .
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ONO FARMER We direct the atten ion
Of all those who wish good family agrcul
tural paper, to the prospectus of the Ohio
Farmer in another column.
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u. 9. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
LOWELL, MASS,
ANN anIn nv

AGEHrs-F. Eckstein, Jr., Cincinnati; John Beall
and DIR John McBean, Cndiz; j. p. &. S. H. Watson
Harrisvillr Cannon & Henderson, New Athens; 4
J Brown, Moorefeld; and by all dealersin in Med
cine sverywhefe.
October %, l955-ly.
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1 Se'ss' IL AEn,pes''s $
H@i0 St"gr, DLggU, Carriage and
WAGON MANUFACToRY

IN undersigned tatr pleasure il announcing ic
L the citizens of Harrison and adjoining cnun.
ties, that they have commenced the above business
in all its branches They luve superior facilities the
manufacturing every krd ofa vehicle having learn.
'd the Business With tuan that uRdersoo Ill in alt
its branches. Thsi Ncrx wilt be nianuactu edr;0
style superior TO AIRY II tie place and on the n0s
favorable terms. They viii warrant their work to
he made in the lates and best mainer Those wish
ing any kind OF veiicle solicited to give ii; n
call beo purchasing elsewhere.
A u kinds OF repairing, such as rcpainng wood
work, and trimming executed at the shortest notice.
aud on the hest tolns. We keep none but the best
2I worrkmen in our employ. New work exchanged
for old
8zF Shop directly enst of the American House. l.,
the well known stand Formerly occupied ky l. 5.
Dltmars, FEM & HARPER.
Cadiz. Ohio, April, Is55-ly
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Oil Of Grapevine.

L OF tie Hairs
The Oh of lirapavine is III, result of twenty
years 'nyesi 5lti N by a tremca Pnysican, au IS
no" extensively used in this country andi France.
both tor me purp0Sc OF Keeping the Hair soft uossv
anl RESTORING / L IN 'B AtID Pf,it;3S
For sale by john BcaII, Cadiz, Ohio.
Dee. 10 1<Ii