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CO y I L Y T 5;

1t teaches how to make ladies or gentlemen WIN
the ,'utcl Affections Of IL many # ths opposite
sea as their hearts Iuay desire. And the plan lie
simple, yet So captivating that all may be married
irrespective of age, appearance, or position; aud
1t can be arranged with such ana ducacy, that
detection is impossible.
II teaches how to mune love.
II teaches every eye 10 form II benuty OF its own.
Il teaches how 10 act when fascinated 10y lady.
1t t'ache. Row to make the wruk!ed face smooth.
1t slyes advice To- the lover VIM hLs hceu once
ruly accepted, and il rejected aitoTwaId t-rous h
he Interference of friends.
1t give remedy for unruquitud love.
's you Instructions for bcautIiA ing the pCison
low to have a handsome face aud hands
How to remove tan aud ireeklrs.
Lecture ON Love, or Private Advice to
Married Ladies aud Gentlemen.
This is decidedly tho most fascinating, interesting
md really useful aud practical work Courtship,
Jatrimouy, aud the duties aud delights Of Married
Life, that has been issued from American press.
The artificial social system, which in many in
tauce, prey cnts union 81 ncats and sacrifices To-
'uuveGtunti,m the happiness aud even tuo lives of
hous uds Of the young and hopeful Of both seSes,
thr0ughly analy-e and exposed Every one who
'Ontruplatts marriage, and wishes for an iniailblc
guide in the selection of partner for life, should
purchase this great book of cunnubial facility.
y" one will ever regret the price paid for such an
invaluHbls secret.
Bills If any of tho specie paying banks in the
United states OF Canada. received OF par. Gold
lust eau be sent from California.
All that is neces 'aTy Tor you TO do is TO write a
etter in ss few word. az possible, ihclcsiug ONE
DOLLAR, and write the name, with the Post.Ofice
'ouuty and State, and direct to
PROFESSOR kONDOIT, Publisher 4 Author
No. So Forty-sitth ST., y. Y.
DEWITT B DAVENPORT, IG2 Nassau ST., are
he Wholesale agents 1000 Agents wanted.
Nov. %, w.?,mos.G
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Needless.

coop NEEDLE, 4 IIEE inT ~ HAit
u brushes Dres,i.- aAl s",i Comb. IA
.ors, Knives, so,-.p-r ,'na.r' N.tee-.ai yi:
Alarm cIoess, ,sDlt'r is.r.-, res sets, hc.
-ccei,ed ty E.ININ-AiAiI
successor to ysiasma;! D.et- e4t. Church >t:ee.
sept. 20. d4Wt.
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DIR. y. &. AVER 81 60,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS

= NO 80 % p ~
Sold In EuIling on, by I. A, PICK, &. ", ALIpt
and A. &. sPEAK, he,srs Simonds, >hclinuo. 4. b.
Smonds Willi-top, T.. Alexander, Charlotte, H. A,
Hodges, Ricl mond, /, Dixon Co., Milton, aud
Howe Spalding, Jericho,
Oct. IL. 1883. diwly
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STONE MAGE

v Of Ballard L Brothers, the Stone Ware Manu-.
fpctury. ore now ready to furnish merchants AND
others q; short notice, every description Of Ston,
Ware. NICHOLS BOYNT0N.
Burlinstnn.J ull |, la5A. d&wtf
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J-tI.- vlr' rr. Stapr. ph, stefan vGo ''anis at
enc -'I If L's protection s4y.o John Bu, >,r-apsn.e
Il--s l,ru u-iut john uuus sasaI sri a N great
y.o.g Il ,ri' i.-,-c,, vi th- in"-' uspp. ,iiec.
r. scL. At.i,d'ipu 10 RECOMMENDING II 10 the pubc
g.. 'ui', g -"ruiLa ~ hits, and 81 Us aud
....:u.a. d.--..es. luucs most f,rveuty,
IL -...t, Nv. nm. d. lsla WIN. slArr, n. D.
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M,v, 1855.

DGsIIoP HOPKINS, IN Slirjtuali.ul, reply by
- Judg Eimonds, single copies five c'nt..
I v'ntyhve cent, fyf q doleA--ths day published
a u for sale by ;. b. NICHOLS.
Burlington Dec. l7tb, l-1'. d6tdwGw
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" GENOA CRUCIEI.V.'

which originally CT Ten Thou and D.lials
In forming the nrv Collection, the dillI,i ,n o.
works OF ANEEIO'S Art, ami ihr trrDurl ..crIcut ~.
American genius ,ha 80 not been overlooked Cuinii,.
aiona have been ssdrd many of the most di,tin.
guishcd American Artists, who viii contubut,
some &C Their finest productions. Among then
sro three Marble 81 SIS, executed by the c-y4tyst
Twin. Scuiutor,--llItAH PoNtrs:
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Oily Manufacturers Of
I'll d ford Il u m.
Sold At whole ,lc at our pio,tl.ry In Mvdlord,
alec at our store
50. 5,l COMMERCIAL STREET,
(Ncor the Charles Hri,or Bridget Bc-,on,
and warranted rurc, Whom purchased directly from
Us. Town Agent can Ice supplied with tho best
KUN aud Alcohol, by sending thoir orders by
mel, or Bailroud Express.
~ Look out iUr Counterfeit Medford Rum,
which "a manufactured and sold ia Boston.
n. Il. We have no agents employed TO sell our
rum.
Mrpfour, September 9th, i5j5. wllmos9
PLATTSBURCH ACADEMY.
GATrsBuRGH, tLIEtuS c.. n, Y.
rsNlE fhl Term Of The Institution will commence
D Wednesday the ith Of september.
Unusual facilities for curing tho rudiincnts OF
thorough Pia.t"'l eiucdt.un in its several depart
monts again offered u an VINO cnoosc to avail
themselves ot them. Glasses viii be formed in
trcnchip Chomi Try applied to the Mechanical pur-
suits and the Arts, aud in Architectural Design
with tine Of the necessary Instruments under the
direction Of DR.. Kololph Msiew-li, (trom Paris
Practical and ANAL ticpl Chemist.
An accomplished laiy will haro charge II the
Female Department, arl The sajno thorough in-
strGc,ion Will be given Va this Department which
has characterized it heretofore.
Il is hoped chat all Intending will join the classes
at the beginning OF the Term.
!. :. u, TAYLOR, Principal.
September LIST, 1850. dlw6wtf
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New Goods
AT THE OLD AND,
ClIrVEn STnEET

AMES z. ENINSMAID, success0rto Brnsmaid'
~ Brother Co., remains at the Old stand, and
/. receiving constantly New Goods in all depart
ments. Not being Ia the habit OF Boosting Of hay-
ing he largest stock in the state, would merely say
that the assortment I. kept good, and that the
corners Of the store will have goods low as they
tan he had ~ town or orr OF il.
A New stock OF Guitars, Eaujos. Watches, Jewel
y, &C., now opening.
Nov, IS dIvtf
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TIE GREAT
KENTUCKY REMEDY

w mnp 40
MA G Xs%ssss .g5esygT,,,
ys. S, n nv 4! f:Is e..
Fl q
ss / GO
~ 80 ElNsS;SSsssl 8, y ' ~S<ssssStis
BR. joins BCIL'S
S AIRS A F 4 Hi. [ 4
Tbl- u.i,cns When u-td according directions, vii
cure, without .il!
ot kiugs boil
ts-.i4, hupous
o,... Slin t.ris,r"i.s
1uwors. ,hrouc Sore y,..
Hiur~otri or 1't'ers. Srqi Nn.t.
Rhrums'isr rsjrs W thr pau,s,t
,.lr's. Oh softer Eui i.';s Ting
U,eGsnl., .gh''s lN spr,sl. -,f llpur.
Disess". of the Klic,. 90 e.a-i.'. .f-r'l he
# Mercury Lns.ot Nrt,'ite. r'u IN the ,iipani
Shoulders Gsnprr i'ti''r, lru 'u;". ,ouyhs, colds,
pior, J-utii. etyti',usss a.. ii''s ".>u,,. ,iiht
Ch-s' ~ote 'suo PUN. |Laay We t..- ~iI a'her
E-s..s tending orroiurr r.u. r i,u i'-s- ,tn-
p'sris t.ms, ir,'lus,t. iy, ~ 'ou. ri-'u's low
Ey'rtiv sitk AMI N-." lt ltt'-eh-, Mint
eryK.s tAto.rl"'. lur5u tyuce IN iIs,
thtori y,.rr'u'.,u. "'.etss. sad s's
siu.s ,ud 3uwr'.t p-9k. a1i General
rp'c to- TIE sss'. m. snd g'a->
AZ pheasant lnr.-ive. "a
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4 QUANTITY uFHANS, rMS1iSIlT. pEsl
" HAuLg tur boiling. Ao,ol keepers and retailers
vii be supp lied GA reasuuaLl, ts'u.s At
July %. dAwtt a. : uENlY
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EMBnOJOEFfES, LhCES,
and
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
es0Esc.s'uCn;>9iissg es8OIs.

And all kinds Of Dry y sod. ia great abuudlrc
We respectfully iuyiJc al examination u g.
tockuud prices. LIE IlNE.
sept Path, 1913. dAwu
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WHO WANTS TO BE MARRIED!
Tue ART OF LOvE.MAKING
Inc mo-, extraordinary book Of the Nineteenth
THE BLISS OF MARRIAGE,


Tn 4 WAY TO THE ALTAR.
MAiLlMoNH made easy or how to win q lover
Ono yoiuus of 100 pages, 32mo. Price One Dollar
100000 c'pie, aliedly Issued. Thirteenth edition
really, Printed On the finest paper, aud illustrated
in tho first style u ant,
Love rules the court, tho camp, the grove,
fJr Love is Heaven, and Heaven il LoNc.p
s., sang the Bard yet thousands pine
f"r loye-of life the light divine
Who, did they know soue gentle charm,
The heart, OF those they love to warm,
Might live, might die, in bliss supreme,
Possessing all OF which they dream.
The read to Wediock would you know J
Delay not. but TO EONDUUr 20.
limo die, aud from his gloomy wings
\ staiuw falls on living things;
1heu seize the moments "a. they pass.
Lro lall tue last sands through the glass
Al least the prese ut is your owl,
hile all tho future is unknown,
happy marriage mHu or maid
Can now secure BY kONDOUI's aid
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Gentlemcns EhaWis.

lust received by Express, large lot of Gentle
- mans Shawls, at TURKS Clothing store. No
Bank block,
Nov. dAwH
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COSY OpO IITAS
ART a $ s . CT 4 ITO N

~ V.NF lfNT,.
4 ER tNGEMEAG> for the second Annual Col
~ lection Of this new and popular Institution for
thc diffusion 81 literature and Art, have boon mad
On most extensive scale. Among the wosh, already
engaged, is the iar-.am"i
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NS1tL1ONS Registers aud Wo,Js'o.. Hc,i.
" tors and D.aii,s .ol 1885 for sat st
HCtIIEuioNs.
NJ, ~ lLr; Itvrf
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Invalid have ,yoH GFisd HOOnnnds
German Bittcfsl q

IL net read the iOuOWlhg'
LANCASTER, April 80, $50.
Respected Sir-I have been for a series Of yeats
afflicted with Dyspeptia Inactivity of the liver, and
Nervous Debility Ny mcnial powers have been
reduced To render me quite unit fer the trans
action Of any kind Of bnsinssF After consulting
many eminent physcians and using their presctlp-
lions aud alter using the most popular remedies OF
the day, supposed to be applicable to my case,
always failed 10 have pernaW Mt relief A friend
with much pursuasion induced me to try bottle Of
your celehrated biuers, have used one bottle,
and this day commenced a second | can, with
chserIlRess 81 ate that it has happily improved me,
My appetite and spirits have aston nishngly impro-
we'd and begin TO feel as though had grown tsud
onelyl ten years younger and really, | am almost
prepared to say That now consider myself calcula
as soon have underink9n to square tbs circle us
have attempted it, Yours, Respectfully,
To Dr.. c Nj Jackson Phil. A: B. B.KAUFMAN.
See Advertisement. No25-iL
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CCTD7oway's Hebriae8,- Weare not in the
habit generally ofnoticug tke thousand and one
medicines ofthe day; but when really m2rito-
rious one is before the public, we think it due
to the afflicted that the fact should be made
be made known. We have used Iloloway's
Pills and Ointment il cases Of humors, bruises.
and scads, with beneficial eA9cts, and there are
cases within our knowledge of extraordinary
cures performed III diseases of long Standing
Professor HolIoway's Ointment and Pills are a
monS the few preparations which perform ALI
the cures for which they are recommended, =
We arc satisfied that for purifying the blood,
regulating the stomach, and curing liyerand bill
lious complaints, no better rom3dy can be found.
- B0ug0r Dp11Or10t
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DUNCAN. SHERMAN AND COMPAN'
" AN Tx TEsTR:. s.,

ISSUE CIRCULAR NOTES and Letters Of Cred.
! It fer trngellcrs avui'ahe in the principle cilics
OF the world. also MERCANTILE CREDITS on
the orentui bank corporation, London Messrs Geo.
Peah.dy g. Co, London, and Bank Of New South
Wales. Australia.
BILLS OF EXCHANGE AND CASH CRED
IFS on California and Australia, furnished on ap-
plcanon.
Interest allowed on current accounf7 and spe
cia deposiles, snhject 10 arrangement
oclIy
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HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS
PHILADELPHIA
A x.-rrN -. VI. a

n
TENO all persons afflicted with Scxuul Diseases,
} sueh as SpsrIp0t0r!hG1, SeIninat Weakness. ts
Impotence, GonOrrlUI, elect. s. phlS, the Vice Of
Onnnsm or Self abuse &c.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of ta
awful destruction OF human lite, caused by Sexual
discRscs and the receptions prnctised upon tbe un-
fortunate vic inns OF such diseasesly tuacks ,have
directed their Consulting Surgeon, rs chaTitable
act worthy ot their name, TO give Medical advice
gratis to all persons thus afflicted, who apply by
letter. with desc pti0n ut tlier condition, (Gge,
occupation, habits Of life &c y ard u cases OF OK
irene poverty and suffering, furnish medicines
FREE OF CHARGE .
The Howard Association is a benevolent Insti.
tuition, established BY soecial cndowmen ipr the
relief OF the sick Ond disressed afflicted with ''Vir
uIen and EGidemic Diseases" lthas now surplus
of mems, which the Directors have voted TO Rx3 6
pend in advertising the above notice. 1t is need
less to ndd that the Association commands the high
est Medical skill of the age, and will furnish tho
most approved modern treatWept,
Just Published, by the Associations Report on
SpernatorrInep, or Seminal Weakness, the vieedf
Onanism, Mastgrhatjpa or Sef-Abuse, and other
Diseases OF The Sexual Organs by the Consulting
Surgeon. Which will be sent by mail, TN senlcd
envelope free OF CHARGE on the receipt of pwo
stamps for postage.
AIdIess In GEO. R. CALHOUN, Consulting
Surgeon, !loWorl Aqsocjatiog, No2 South 9Th street
Phutolphia, Pn. BY order OF the Directors.
EZRA D.4lEARFWE P2as,ts 3da
GEo FAlBcHlLn Sect. July l6, 56.4. II
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Penn G ,eyl4 EsgEEs's
NEW CARRIAGE SHOP!

THEUNDERSIGNED take pleasure in announ-
cng to the citizens Of Harrison and adjoining coun
ties that they still carry on the Carriage rappfac-
ciities for manufacturing every kind Of yall,eles
Their stock will be manufactp8d in style superior
to 10 any in the place, an4 on tho most favorEble
terms, Those wishing any KIND OF vehicles are
solicited to give us call before purchasing else
where. a4 'l.a r.
Oar assortment consists in part of Clos CarEia.
ges, livery Coaches, Boston RQckaways, Prince
Alborts, tarmere' Carriages ana Buggies, Jersey
Wagons Phaelons, Sliding seat Buggies, Buggies
Will sliding tops, Light Tr"tting Buggies, Skee
ton Baggies, SRgkics, &c, &c. ..-
All hinds Of repairing gexoouteda,the shortest no.
tee, and onthe best terms. We keep none but The
best of workmen in our employ. New work ex-
charged'or old.
9d-Shop directly east Of the American House, lin
the well known stand formerly occupied by ]. S.
Ditmars, PEiNN& HARPER.
/ Caoiz, OHIO, May Z Is56-ly
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CLTEsEUUGLT'S
Wigs and TOnprPSl

With has newly invented transparent. skin seams
and other late Improvements, render thcmtgr durn
hiity, ouor and liehlnrss. superior nah Others,
! hov ore measured and made on scientific priuci-
pes, warrenea not 10 shrink. and trial will prove
how they excel henry clumsy III fitting articles
Non residents will receive application his 81 IS
TEN Of measuring, which never fails 10 secure q
perfect tit.
Cl.rehugh's only genuine TrcGpuerous ami Liq-
uid liair Dye, for sale everywhere.
Oct g ls5Gly lG2 FULTON ST New York
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KID GLOVE CLEANER

An important Discovery tc the Economst-
Something Ncl.!-.Inst hported
"JOUVENfS INODOKUs PREPARATION"
for instantly cleaning KID GLOVES without the
and the dirt instantly disappeafs-can be worn i'm
mediateIy afterwards. One bottle is warranted To
clean fifty pair OF gloves. Price 30 cents Try it
before buying. All the Agents ore presented with
an ppe4 bottle to pToye its operation: Agents are
coming money by the unprecedented demaLd.--
More wantGd
CONTENT, NEARY & Co.. Wholesale Store
No, 502 Broadway, N. Y.
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New EoFk Advertisements.
FROM
ALBERT q. RICHARDS0H'S
Advertising end Corresponding Office No. 300
Broadway New J 0rk.
IfYour ETair !, rnIling on.

lf can he prevented and preserved in heallhy ami
luxuriun growth, by ihe use OF Ralards Hair Fas :
eneT, prc5 IS cents SO cents and si-eloganty per
lgmed.
II your hs is gray, there is moth ing QGal 10 Bal
lard's Hair Dye. II miScs any shade. from brown
10 the mos suburb black without staining or injur-
ing the hair or skin 1t was for these peerless quail
tiles il received the premium al the Worlds Fair.
and the endorsement of lh Ise eminent chemists.
Drs Chiffon and Turrey.
Manufactured, sold and applied at i97 and $40
Broadway New York. Oct IS5Gly
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FsONTEAs'r tie tints brought out in the hair bv
~ Chrisladoros matchless reyitasing HAIR
DYE, Gad those produced hy the application of the
burning fluids ordinarily sold Hair Dyes you see
once that the colQr is natural in one case natu-
rai in the oLh9r, and the simple reason is that
CrisaeFo's is the ONLY preparation which, by its
exact chemical combination, operates on natural
and immutable principles, Made, sold and applied
dp 10 private rooms ut CRlSTADORO's 6 Astor
House Broad way, New York. Also fer sale hy
the principal Druggists and Perfuners throughout
the country. .l.s.sA a.-
New York Agents-W, II. CARY &CO,; ana
WARD, CLOSE & co,
March &c, lS56-ly.
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.S,F6e Law of Newspapers.

1, Subscribers who do not give express notice to
the contrary ore considered as wishing 10 continue
their subscriptions. ...- r.. -.
2 II subscribers order the discontinuauee of the II
periodicals me publisher may continue TO send them
until al afrearages are paid, -. s,ss.a. ..-
g. 3Ifsibscfibers neglect or refuse TO take their pc
IiOdies from tho Office to wliCh they ere directed,
IheS are held responsible till they have settled the
bill and ordered them discontinued. .r
4If Subscribers remove TO other places withol I
informing e publishers, and the papers sent TO
the former direction, thay are held responsible.
5. The Courts have decided that refusing to take
periodically from the Office removing and leaving
them uncailed for, is prita facia evidence Of nten
tional fraud. ..-.---..-...
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This is an excellentplace to get accommoda-
tions for both man and beast. The proprietor,
James Patton. Esq, is known throughout the
country as one Of the best landlords in Eastern
Ohio. When you visit Carrolltoh, go to the
"Patton House." D. a
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A New Way of Crying TO get Frc~
s4tfa. RHECEs Votes.

We understand from gsol authority, that a
certain prominent Fremont stumpor of Catz,
offered poor nun Of this place, 4 fiM suit Of
clothes dllEe9ks"a{g gf4agW aa@ ten poo11s Of
cegee jfh@ ;,o4H totef9n fremm. 'Ihiswith scv-
'cral other sassagwiA be attended to during the
present court. So look nut for the Pcnto- tiary
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nr. u. G. pURAELIl

A Regular graduate Of the Jefferson Medical
College, Of Philadelphia. Pa! Also the College Of
Pharmacy, and r the tast tN elys years have AeEn u
pruG,icng in lbe East. 5t v.f .,.. Ls.s- 80
Having now permanently heated In cadiz with
The intention o practieing Medicine and Surgery n
all titir inus brahches; lie nqg u1es sls ssfvieos
to tie c2rns ofCadis and SURROUNDING country IN
gsnrrp hcpiqg TO SHARE . part Of theiF public pat
ronege and support,
OiEco on Market Street, few doors abnye ths
Bank. Cadiz July 2.9fn.
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New TIA #ss4 CoPpeg sh0pl
.EkYET,& IL. PALE.

WOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of iIsr.
risou county, that ne has just commenced carrying
on the TIN and COPPER business in all lis sariu.
branches in the wcll known stand formerly occupi.
ed by James Cudy, on Market street, Caliz, Ohio,
where he intends to tOmanutacture nothing but good
ware and sell at reasonable prices. lie hopes by
strict attention to business, and always keeping a
good supply Oh hsnd, to receive a liberal share q
patronage.
trdcl- from Merchants respectfully Soicted-
The hl,h ,hyst p'icc paid ID rASn tor Old Copper,
JAMES VI. PAUL.
r4lry Diin turii 30 l3J6- L.
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PrcscrYa, YOur ncnlfE,.

it Is said, 1--WE live in fast age" and his NAV
be considered mest cnfhaicaly sos svhcnwe reflect
at The average age nl tie generation that is now
on the stage, is put down thirty three years.
Our iathers who have just gone before us, lived to
the good old age of threescore and ten There are
but few, however of lis, that will see fifty years,
and the fault lies in Us. Life may be spun out to
us, and we live to enjoy more even than they. il we
would take the precnution 10 guard against the
maladies Of the day We are subjectto the dyspcp-
sin 10 cosiyeness, TO dropsy, TO complaints of kid
neys, of the liver, heart and stomach, and heed
th5m in ther earlier stages, as little as We would
scratch on the. hnee. Eut soon they are fastened
upon US, and mcnter Of the human family is wi
ped off the stage Thcre is certain cure for these
diseases, in yof their stages, and no man of sa.
pncity.will allow himself 10 go day without proSi-
ding himself with DR. Halsey's Forest Wine and
Pills d At
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The Trilinnph Complete.
Another complete cure OF Epilepsy by DR. TInnt
Epileptic Pills

DURANr'R r NECK ptrqnman's co, Oct lst. 1855
Dr. IIANcE- Dear SIR Having been afflicted with
falling fits for some years past, | determined tn
give your Pills trial, advertisement of which
saw in some of tine papers9 and continued TO use
them for some months until was entirely cured
believe them to be first rate article; and since
have used them have not had one attack, and
am now in the enjoyment of good health
| am, very respectfully. Yours &C.,
JONATHAN J. JACOBS.
S. The Pills were re commented TO me by Mr.
Nathan NJ why, of this county, to whose address
you sont them. .'
Tic Sc Pills, b sides currg Fpilepsy, nre spe-
citic for all II odihcnonS Of nervous disease r-
Scat TO any part OF the country by mail free of
postage, Address SETH 5. HANcE, 1903 Baltimore ST.
Baltimore, Md. Price, one box; SO, two; twelve.
G2l -'" . '.F No o5 1T
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-11-05

led BREArH.-What lady or gentle

A PERFuMED BREATH.-What lady or gentle
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shaving Price only Fifty Cents.
W. P. FErIDGE & CO.
M Franklin Square, New York
For sale hy oil druggists 227iV. s