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POIICHOMANIE.

The new and beautiful art Of ornamonllng III,
simplest Glass Vessel To resemble the Finest Paint
cd China, at titho OF the cost, is creating an i'm
mease excitement, Ladies and Gentlemen are alike
faciuated with this delightful occupation. A chastt
and elegant amusement tor Children and Schools
encouraging taste for grace in design and harmon,
in the arrangement Of colors. The whole art cal
be perfectly acquired in half an hour Book of in
struction separately 81. Boxes containing Vase!
Book, and every Article required So sent by Elk
press.
CONTENT, NEARY & Co, wholesale Store.
June lS-y. 5(2 BraaC way n. y.
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TN pursuance otlaw, / J. z. johnson, Treaeuref of
| said county, hereby notify the ak payers there
Of hat the rates ofGxacn for the year 1886, is cor
rcctIv stated in the following table, showing the
n ,m6er of mills ley led On every dollar OF taxable
property in cnci.of lhe townships ond Incorporated
lawns in said county And that for thepurpo,c of
receiving iaxes1 will sit in the townships, at the
time and places hereinafter named between the
hlYrs of 9 o'clock A. ~. and o'clock P, NJ.
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Officers Of the Harrison County Ag-
- riCNIturaH society. ~ -

The following are the officers for tbs ensuing
President, ISdaAMt CLARK, Green township,
licc PRESIDENT JouN SHARP, Cadiz township
Secretary, SAMUEL GEonGE, Cadiz. III
Treasurer WM. KNOX, Cadiz @
Directors, JouN WYLEy, Green township;
JoHS SINGER, Athens township; SooTr
Stock township; ANDREW JAMT3oS, Short Creek
township; JONI H. KENT, Nottingham town.
ship. ...t t1. .a,.... .....rs..
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EMPLOYMENT.

AGENTS teither travelling or locaD for NEWS.
PAPERS and PERIODICALS, ore requested to
send without delay their address to the 9ndorsign
ed, and they will be furnished with a business
which will yield them from LOO to 600 per cent,
profit They viii please state what Newspapers
or periodicals they have caayGssed fer. Persons
who have not hitherto acted as Agents, but who
would like to engage al such will also pie ase send
their names, Post Office address County and State,
written plainly. WRIGHT, MASON & co.
Sept, "a, lS56-2m NEW YORK
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BOOK R1nderV

HAVING in great measure reitted our Bindery.
we are now prepared t. do all kinds of BOOK
BINDiNu neatly and eApeditiuusly
We pay particular attention 20 The manufacture
of Blank "o"kS ct kinds fer tha eounY officers
Blanks for Railroads merchants, Sc,
Morhau'S viii Iud oHr sloci OF Full I'D Halt
bound cap Elauhs, crp, sIcr. Ncte. and Fancy
Paper Envelopes, Pens, 1t k and Stationary Of aiI
kinds to lie large. and will be sold At reasonable
prices The highest market price paid for Rags.
MCDOWELL, g. Co
Wholesale aud Retail Booksellers, Stationaries,
and Blank Book Manufacturers.
aPti lG. lS5G. StCubepyille Ohio.
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Horace Greeley has gone to the trouble of is
suing pamphlet to reluto the charge that his
presidential candidate is or ever was a Roman
Catholic He now turns to still grayer charge
but is content to state it and the authority on
which it is made. The Tribune of Tuesday
last says ,.
'COM STOCKTON ASSERTS POSITIVE
LY IN HIS SPEECHES THAT HE KNOWS
HIM TO BE AN INFIDNI,.,. E"
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0LTWe dircctattention to the advertisement
Of the McN9yIy NormllS3hool in another col
mmn. This school is now in successful opera
tion, land is receiving share Of the patronage
it deserves '.. ''
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-11-05

N.y-Invalids recovering from the effects OF Fever,
Bilious Diseases, or long continued illness ofany
kind, will find C8rtcr's Spanish Mixture the only
remedy which will revive their dropping constitu-
tons expoll I'll bad humors from the blood excite
the liver to Il prompt and hcalty action and by it's
tonic properties restoreihe patient to life and vigor
We can Only say try H. A single bottle is worth
all the so.caIGd Sarsaparlas in existence. 1t con
tains no Mercury, Opium, or any otsaer aoSJous
poisonous drug, and cmn be given to the youngest
infant without hesitation
Sec the certificates Of wonderful cures around
tae bottles. ore thnn five hundred persons in the
cty Of Richmond, Va, cOn testify to its good effects
Zee advertisement 20 IL
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.EIncfian EketlIrns.

Wehavs conclu led to issue or paper at the
regular time this week, and not wait for election
returns. we shall probably issue our paper
next week several DAYS earlier than usual.
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-Nfprli.orious Colapliment.

The ST. Clpfrsville Republican says, Judge All.
exander held his last court in that county, He
leaves tlic' Bench with, the esteem Of the whole
bar, aud theIlegab fraternity will hold a compli-.
mentaFEa meeting and present him testimonial
nF rasra.t tg s2ylasel sagt .fit'Sa
" 'io'Likes'r1aEA8 q - ~ tssa
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Johm FuEton,s Estate.

been ap pointed and quaiiGe as admlnlstrator Of the
estate o Jahn Fulton late OF Harrison couity, de-
eeaBed. Dited this I3th day Of October, 1856.
t@.Octobet %, 81 y
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Or A fire occurred near st. Carsylc Bel
mont county, by which the barn and stable of
Judge Rugglcs. were entirely destroyed, with
their contents. Two horses that were in the
stable were saved with great difficulty. Loss
heayY. --L
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Ennsas will be Free.

The Free State Rufian Col j. H. Lane, has
addressed letter to Messrs. DOuiphan and Room,
from Iowa, dated Sept 22d, 1856 The letter
appears in the Sandusky Tribune, in which Lane
Says
"Ipe5nRe there isnooae eUen IN lte Stare Suites
iclo Is 10 stlifei IN intellect as 50 nor imagine
Hat he efoyt IS to infid DE cirsS Of sloUery on
Kansas By yJoroe Of arms is not entirely fptis.n
Lane ought to know as well as any one in tho
United States,
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Saeaa ACCisEcMf.

A fire took place near Somcrton Belmont co.,
destroying dwelling house. A young man,
one Of the inmates who sleptin the upper part
of the building, was burned to death, his body
was recovered ip a ,charred condition.
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nn FrankIln Square, New York
For sale BY all druggists 227fv.

&sr We want 10 say word or two about Baarde
Hair Dye The subject is delicate !aae, inaspucli
as persons Yho use Hair Dye don't caro- about dis
chssipg the subject. However, we will just hint to-
them, scor6 vock that this article has taken the
highest theniidn,at the Worlds Fair, and the Fairs
Of the American Institute, that it ID ndorsed bysuch
chemists @s Clinton aud 1'ofrey, and that If they
want,a Dye that cannot be disting from the
effects of nature, they had better purchase Ballards
lat 500 Broadway, New York st&i ~
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Steubenville Foundry & Machine
wv oE2 rs G3.
MEANS a. EsEE EEOTEEE EERS,

MANUFACTURERS OF
STEA N EN- G N ES B 0 | L E Il s,
MACHINERY AND
RAE Road CARS!
w T. can supply all kinds Of Iron and brass cast
w ngs-- ourtacitines enabes us to furnish our
work in our liue promptly, and IN the bestm
Orders solicited Address MEANS 4 BRO, Stcp-
henNiIlo OHIO.
Switches and switch stands; Wrought apd cast
Iron Forks, Z, Il. Car Wheels various sizes, K. Il.
snt csr Wbeo s'a aH
Gearngs for Saw and Griss MIlls, T'hreshing Ma
chimes, six sizes, PloSys and Wagon Boxes, cast
iron Fronts, Window caps, Sills, and Coal Vault.
Plainig., Turning, Bolts, Nuts and Screws, with
any Kind 0i Thread, furnished to order.
-tculenyiIle, May 80, 1856.
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ELECTION OF REpRESENrATIvEs.--At the Octo-
Der election, two Representatives were elected
in Ohio to fill vacancies They are given as
follows: Cuyahoga-John Watson, R., Repre-
sentative, in place Of L. johnson, R., deceased.
AugIaize George w, Andrews, d., Represep-
tNtiye, in place Of w. Sawyer D., resigned
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+ UOklNG GLASS ES and PICTURE FRAMES
IL Pheniy Looking Glass and Picture Frame
ManuaCturer. HORACE V SIGLER
Nos 36s, 800 anI 392 Greenwich street corner of
Beech New York oct l.ly,
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FOR THE last three yours have been engaged
in busnoss known Only to mysetf aud ceuapar.
lively tew o,hers whom have INSTRUCTED for The
sum ol $500 eacht which bas Averaged me at the
rate 81 Sa,O' to 5000 per annuIn; and having
malo arrangements % goto Europe next Spring, 10
Engage in the satite Dizziness, am willing TO give
iul nslructionsin tie ari to any person insthe u.
ued States Or Canadas, WHO vii remit me the sum
of ST.. nm induced, from the success have been
favored with and the many thapkul Geknowlada-
ments have received FROM tkqse WHOM / have In
sirueted, aud who are making irnm s. 10 SO per
day at il, 10 give any person an opportunity 10 en-
gdge in this business, which Is easy pleasant. afla
very profitable, al SMALL cost There 10 posltiveIy
no hunibua n The matter helerepcas al lie best
class egn BE- given as regards iss chhtp6Eer aid
can refer to parsons sQA'im have instructed who
will testify tilat they are making from b. TO els
per day at the same Is q business IN which either
ladies Or gentlemep can engage, and .wita periaet
ease make q very ilundapue idconis Eeyerai ladies
in various parts ofNesy York State, rennsyisania z
and Maryland, N'heni4l haze insrgoted, afs now
makii.g from 50 to 80 per dEy II, II tsa general
bnSness and but tew ShiFngs is required TO start
IL. Upon IsceSptof 81, Will inmedlalely send 70
the applicant . printed circular eontaina full ii.
struclons in the art which can be psIiectIy under
stood at ouea. rg rt a4F g@A ae al
Az lslt lrs mas, be addefogsed 40 Al q PAR
SONS, S3s rrQadwpy, New YoTk, "a sis
sept 5-f lf
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paign. ..... ,
Lewis Lcwton, Of cotfate notorety made a
speech in Stock township the other night, in
which he said that if james buchanan was
elected, eyerypoor man in the county would be
sold into slavery in less than five years" He
also said ''that there were 3)0 Democrats in the
In lianopolis Jail for illegal voting L2wton
knew that both Of these assertions were base,
wilful anil IN lliciouI lies But what better c)d
be expected from such se2uHlrcl as Lewis Lew
ton, the mtn that Hilton @Aoll3 tho certificates
about"
'Oue Iichorl NJ Lyons, memb9r of churcA,
nude speech at the brick school house in Ar
schor township the other night, in which he said
THAT evorY man that yatel in the South hld
to own ten negroes before he could do so.''-~
Richard, a. pjou' as he pretenls to be, knew
!thlt b. wIi telling lie as black as he'll ITSELF
Yethe prctenls to be christian.
, lie above is only a specimen ola few of the
lies that have been told during the present cam
spaigi by the Fremont stumpers Of Harrison
county. These men try to make the people be-
llieve that they have moral character Who
would believe them-even on oath?
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The total amount of taxes assessed in Harrison
county, Ohio, is set forth in the fello oing, State
tax $236ll ,9County eXpensee Sl25I3,T . town.
ship expenses I5,towRship school tax SGl9l,
FOL special tax Sj26lg9, carpQrat ion tax S742 /,
"a. 8, railroad tax sl575342,4, road tax 562 02.3
&c lnquingles Of 1855 Gl206,2, State tax for 1886
67,2 75,96I, ......s s.asa .@ssit n s.Es
lines and Places ds&gnated for ReceiuSag Tazea
in the seUe,m TbWaships -a '9
Athens townships at l.hompsdns tavern, Oct, IS;
| New Athens same evening. '.aA ="
Hnrrisyille, at Blakemores tavern October l6,
Georgetown, October H. ~ a'
Laceysville, Oetobef IL. at, tt% A'
German, at Hazlets till 2h ?. NJ October 20; JEFF
son at tight t@-
/ Rumley, 0ctober2l. -He esiAS -. -
North, at the place ofholding election October o.
| Monroe Hellers October 49,. I''
FranklIn at G anaons tavern evening of October
| 90 and morning Of Gath Rt% FtFGH
Deersviile, r. = Edney's evening of Oct. "a,
| Notti1gham Crabtrees October IS. 4si fha.l 4t
| hNldoreRed Misi tavern October a. H
| Freeport, Lemm0n's October 2S. 7'&
! Washington, Tippecnnoe Octobor99. .l-.faa tlte
will also attend nj the Treasurers Office In Cad.
IT, until the goth Of December 1856, TO recicve the
| taxes ofthos6 who cannot make it convenient To
lpay while attending in the towpshigs After that
The Ia Enl penalty will he added rs = tsise13 :
The Treasurer OF State refuses 10 teke any Bank
notes Except the notes or bills OF specie saying
pills otessdenmnination than hves, except Ohio
bills, w i'll be- received for taxes. q 4 sglt M M-.- a
lbs J. P, JOHNSON, Treasurer of Harrison y
\ Treasurers Office, Cadiz OctGber !, 1856
bT3yANCYa GOODS LlOfl every kind and qua Iii
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\ BoRE.--The fair held in Carroton last
week. ... s.
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GNrsrf.
Patton Uowse, CarroiItOn.

This is Court Week. Hepo every porso
that owes us will call and settle. s1E
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prince 81 co.'s
1 M PRk MYER mEI. nEOMS


Prince & co.'s
PM0V ED MEL ODEONS.
The Oldest Establishment in the y, s.
Employing 1--WE gEun ii ed Men,
And Finishing
EIGHTY INSTRUMENTS PER WEEK
Between 1900 and 10000 Of these Instruments
have been finished and are now1i use.
TIE sS4eSt ImBrovemehta in n9r melodaoas Is the
DIVIDED SWELL.
SECURED to hy Letters Patent, 22l May, lSS -
BY meaps OF This Swell Solo Passages may lie play
ed with the full power OF the instrument, while the
Accompaniment is soft and sab llued. Hereafter.
ali Melodeons made by US, will be furnished with
this attachment without extrQ charge.
Our instruments are all finished il Rosewood
CAGES, and the workmanship is OF the very best
quality. ihe styles and prices are
IN PORTABLE CASES.
Four octave Meodeon, extending from 6 to C S45
Four and half octave g Is G. 10 f 60
Five octave Meiodeon t FtuF IS
Five octave, double reed Il q Fto + 1870
z.8 IN PIANO CASES;
Five octave Melodeon, extending from + to + 500
Five octave, double reed, f.to i i5o
Organ Melodeon for churcbdsl i've octayes
8stops, one ana half octave pedals, four
-31- Agents for the sale of our Melodepns may be
found in all the principa cities and townF OF the
{ Uni ted States. GEO. .A..PRlNEE & co
--- cor, Niagara aud Maryland directs, Buffalo,
October 90, emo. , = s'Ff7''f
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a. NHIh eart

. The highest MAJ k9s price IN CASH, alwaya paid
for good merchOnta1le WHEAT at our warehouse,
Cadiz depot ...r GEORGE " WILSON.
4 JaIy Is, 1856. ..,
DAYSON'S GONORRIIUEA SPECIFIC, for
i Diseases Of the Bladder, Kidneys, ObstrWo
tons Of tho Urine, GsAyel. 30, &c, Fer s@le by
Dec l9, 1862 .aa JOHN BEALL.
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01,5"Let us be firm and self sacliGciag.-Fre-
mont Paper.
No need of that-the Democrats will sacri-
flee you fast enough Boston Posi-
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Let Us Reayon Together.
II OHIO ways Ills
WHY ARE WE SICK?

IT has been the lot Of the humon race TO be
weighed down by disease and suffering. Hello
the WEAK, the nervous, The DELICATE, and.the
lNFlRM, OF ell c!iines ages. sexes, and consiiu-
lions Professor Holloway personally superintends
the manufacture of his medicines in the United
States, and offers them % a free and enlightened
people, as the best remedy Tie world ever suw for
The remoY0l o. disease.
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A MpSeilRcn of the HES told by tsat
Fremont Sfmanpe-s Of Harrison
county during the pre,eR1 Cana
n:RlHn
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40 lhe re0r. ,f Marrison COunty,
WIsyEEs PATEST WASH TUB.
PAVENTED Nov. 8. Ia5J.


PATENTED SCV. 8, 1853. ea
TIVE Sub.c'iber having purchased lhe exclusiva-
i right Tor Harrison county, Ohio, gud - now
manufacturing these Tubs N Cadiz md will Keep
.huu ypr.;2uuy on Aaud Al thr 10y rrirl vi $50
TL's IJh has supeicede1 the use % u! ohgr Tubs
in all ai the Stges, il is tie CHly I'VE. nFen.
ted whi'l can lfgy be called -,
"The Woman's Friend.n
A did ten or twelve yelrs old can do mora
washing than three wUInen il. tie old fashioned
way. -e
Et Never Tears the Clothes.
Not even disturbing kutOn, as i, washes by tha
circulation OF ia through tine clohCs. and not
hy ulnUg ,r iric,inn, j. the with all other
ma.ip's l. washes ith equal taci lty the finest
lahic- as wei Hs i'e ctarsest. 10 1t all mp; it
wili do muge &aalsing in tao hJura lhan an ordi-
mary Nu,Asr bv lie old way can do 10 ! day, ma
hiug great savlHs in me, labor and money.
T + ) T | M o Ny: --.
We have tl" privilege Of referring TO The follow.
ing I4lies of Cadiz, where the tub is in common
Mrs u 5 }icFadlrn, Mrs. J Stewart Mrs c n
Allen, Mis- J Ph,irs, Mrs a Turner, Mrs
Means. Mrs. > UamiiioH Mrs. l.nizure, Mrs
Howard. Mrs l. iearn, Mra I CVincen., Mrs. J
Craig, and others.
DANIEL AEbGsk.
C,dil Nav % Is5f-lr
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The Pro Slavery Miasourians give it up, as
will be seen by by the following announcement
from the Westport (MissOuri) Border R47ia Of
Sept 26th:
ave have kept our columns open until now
Tuesday, 10th inst, II o'clock NJ, and now learn
that there is no news of importance from the
Territory of Kansas, except that the o-slavcry
army haye been disbarnded-tha Gov. Geary
has enlisted about 500 men from the anti-slaye-
r. army to act as Kansas militia-that Lane has
the Territory is in worse condi-
tion now than eyer,-that in our opinion the la
Dor is over, the child is born and named, "Ab-
clifton Kansas"
KANSAS MUST DE FREE.
By natural increase and emigration the Nor
then States gain annually half million aad
more over the slave States; moreover the census
shows that there are not four hundred thousand
Shareholders in the Union. The majority Of
settlers will determine the question, and that
majority must come from the Free States OS-
lcego Pallodiun
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Eet,rnIc C0s..s.ga.s 4.

M foma.e, young or Old, should be without this
celebrated medicine. 1t cor-ects and regulates the
monthly courses at all periocs, acting in many ca.
seslika charm. 1t is also the best Fad safest
medicine that can be given to Children OF ali ages,
and for any complaint consequently 40 family
should be without it.
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/, MARRIED--On the 30th ult,, by Rev. D..
Sparks Mr.. DANIEL MGKEswELLto Miss lisa.
BELLA McCULboUGH, all of Harrison county.
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KANSAS WILL BE FREFs

The National Kansas Aid Committee whose
whole business was to sec to the affairs of Kan
sas, report, Sept. 25th 1856, that;
"The real Free State inhabitants in Kansas
now numbering (accOrding TO the bOst i t0rma-
tion) not less than 10000 souls; the real perma
nent Pro Slavery settlers do not number 5000.
Between these there was not and could not be
question Of prepondeTance IN arms or in
Z.
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iasyvai 0hic tDtslcial,
TIE official HoteoN eishtN.six co,mtias

The official yoteof eighty,six counties in Ohio
,--llf but two-hafe b49p received at the S3cre-
'tary eG Sate'aO Oh3e, atColumbu'. The figures
stand, onqsuprom3 Court Juls4 for short term
ias follows: aE e-oaa
Bowen, Black %. 1929
Searle, Democrat nff 153,717
Brush, Fillmore, a-si - a 2S414
~hy tvs counties to be heard from will in
crease the D9m2cratic vote to full one hundred
and fifty, seven thousand the largest one ever
givenin the State except that which General
Pierce received in 1852 aIt
EleeffeM Of Judges OftiIe Comm ON
Pleas iM Ohi6---Elected o GetObeT,
1855. ~ .hsta .tH ""H
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General Debility; Ei! Health

lIgny Of the most despofic Geverpments have
opened lhcir Custom Houses to the ntroduction of
the masses. Learned Colleges admit that this medi-
cine is the best remedy ever known for persons Of
delicate AeQlth or where the system has been im
paired as its invigorating qualstes never fail to af
ford reEel
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These PiIIS Purify rhH BiOad.
HON0Tdy'S Pills are The best ram
edy in The World for The JO!IO,c-
mr. Diseases,

Lown'ss OF spirits Illes
- Sold at the Manufactures Of Professor flol-
loway, 50 Maiden Lane New FORK and 244 Strand'
London, by all the Druggists in the United States,
and the civilized urld, in boIes . cents, 62}
cents, and 81 each,
9 a5rIhere is a considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
n. B. Directions for the guidance of patients in
every disorder gre aih Xcd 10 each box.
/. Marbh ), 'j6.
These famous Pills are expressly combined to op-
on the stoa uch, the liver, the Kidneys, the
lungs, the skin, AMI the bowels correcting any de-
rangcment in their functions, purifying the blood,
the very fountain OF ife and thus caring disease in
all its iorms,
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Dyspepsia Liver Complaints.

Nearly haf The human race have taken these
Pills 1t has been proved in all paris Of the world
that nothing has been found equal to them in cases
complaints generally. They soon give healthy
TONG to ikese organs, however much deranged, and
when all other means haze failed
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Ya GOODS alofl every kind and qua lii
T. septa2as @.al satGF B. BARRE'F1sSS
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this reliance that we may safely affirm, as
another has done, that with US better pro-
vision is made for, and a greater portion OF
the people attend upon public worship, de-
Gently clad, we'll behaved and well seated,
than in any other country of the civilized
world"
1t is gratifying to see the different demon.
nations of christians taking up the subject
Of education, and undertaking to teach the
mind as well as the sentient and moral ma.
ture. We would say, in the language Of
one of the most distinguished men our coun-
try has produced: "This attention to the
wants of the intellect and the soul, as mani.
tested by the voluntary support of schools
and colleges, of churches and benevolent
institutions, is one OF the most remarkable
characteristics of the American people-not
less strikingly exhibited in the new, than in
the older settlements of the country. On the
spot where the first trees ofthe forest were fel.
led, near the log cabins Of the pioneers, are
to be seen rising together the church and
the school house. So has it been from the
beginning, and Ged grant that it may thus
continue
"'On other shores, above their moudering towns,
In su1len pomp, the tall Cathedral frowns;
Simple and frail, our lowly temples throw
Their slender shadows on the paths below;
Scarce steal the winds, that sweep the woodland
tracks,
The archs perfume from the settlers axo,
Ere, like vision Of the morning air,
tbob ofn
Yet Faiths pure hymn, beneath its shelter rude,
Breathes out as sweetly to the tangled wood.
AS where the rays through blazing orels pour
On marble shaft and tesselated aoor.'"