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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-10
MCDoNALpl In HOOPER.
ANEW CONCERN.-ncD Donald n un@Opcr,

A.. II. MCDoNALDl u. 4. HOOPER.
NEW CONCERN.-McD Donald n nsOprr,
~ Dealers In HATS, CAPS BOOTS SHOES, TRUNKS,
A doors above Exchange Corner and nearly opposite the
store of McCoke and jones' Main street Lynchburg
tsThe advertisers beg leave that they have
opened NEW HAT y SHOE STORE In this city and
will be Instantly supplied with article appcrtain
ing their line of business.
In respectfully soliciting the patronage of their friends and
the public confident that they Will
be prepa cd all times offer superior inducements TO pur
chasers both regards the quality and prices of their goods
Ono firm has just returned from the Northern cities,
where he made selections with great expressly for this
market and intending sell for CASH to puncua Gus
short time they will bo enabled to sell at reduced
prices np lldSctsN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-10

Two THE LAO1ES.-Wc have hNWd the
largest and best selected stock of Extracts Cologne Yer
bena Florida Lavender and Hay Leaf Waters, all kinds OF
Pomadcs for the Hair Rain of thousand Flowers Aromatic
Vinegar, Ac, to be found In the city.
may l9ts LANGHORNE 4 WAIKuP
SOMETHING NICE FOR TnE LITTLE
~ FOLK-ust received beautiful of English
Leghon and Brad Flats and Caps for In fants and
children, TO which call the attention of the ladies'
MCDONALD q HOOPER,
doors above Exchange corner,
OTIS Iynchburg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-10
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-10

cash prices for LAND WARRANTS will also attend to
hhe claims against the Federal Government
j. N. GORDON,
Attorney at Law
Off the Of 4ih 9th alley Lynchbug,
Va sep Is d&cl0m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-10

SPRlNG 1S56.-New Dry IOods.-1 hnvc
- opened large and superior stock Of FANCY and sfA
PIE DRY GOODS which would call the attention of tho
public My supply of Summer Silks Grape Bcragcs erages,
Robes French Work &c, &C. together wiz every article OF
Ladies and Gencmens Of the latest aud will
be sold at tho very lowest rates T.. w. PAYNE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-10
NEw VOLUMES OF THE GREAT nnII

Ell IFE gNsURANCE."-M MUTUAL BENEFIT
IL oMPANY-Capital January lat, 1856 s223o,mo
47-Pcrsons in Lynchburg obtain explanatory papers
effect insurance In this Company by calling ON j. H.
THOMPSON, Druggists.
DIR VIM 4. Morris Medical Adviser
Company purely mutual 10 all Insured for the term Of
lie
dividends made annually, and after the fourth year
received In part payment of the premiums.
Company commenced business In April lsf5 and Its
dividends averaged onebird the premiums paid,
thus making very low When policy Is made for
of life n the annual premium amounts TO $50 note
bearing interest at per cent may be given for half
Company affords adyanagesor better security II
has paid sl25, 900 for losses by death in this State
W KNOWLES,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-10

PRIL 5th, ls56.-YOUNGs MRNs' DRESS
"A FROCK COATS.-Thc style Of Frock Coats for
young real They pronounced by competen
Judges the most elegant out this Spring Coors
Black, Brown, Blue and Adelaide.
GLASS RhINE
ap7ts J. DIXON, A9chE
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-03-05
Old Time Winters.


An old newspaper. from which the fol-
lowiog extracts are taken proves that there
has been cold weather previous TO this "ln-
Ter:
In 1854 the cold was so ictense that the
river Thames vas covered vita ice 81 in
chcs thick. Al the birds Yerished.
In 1891 the cold was SO excessive that
famished wolves entered Vienna and attack
ed beasts aud even men.
M,ny People in Germany froze 10 death
in 1895, and the winters OF 1899 were al
most rs bad. 2r.7
In 1862, occurred that famous winter
known as he cod winter by distinction.
All the rivers and lakes were frozen and
even the sea for several miles from the
shore. The ground was frozen rine fee'
deep. Birds and beasts fell dead in the
fields ard men persisted BY thousands il
their homes. In the south OF France the
wine plantations were almost all destroyed
I
nor have they yet recovered that fatal dis
rster. The Arabic Sea was frozen ovel
and even the Mediterranean. ....a
Inl7I6 tie cold was so intense tbatpeo
ple crossed the straits from Copenhagen t
tbe province Of Seuia in Sweden.
| In l720; in Scotland mulutudes OF cattl
and sh, ep were frozen in the SHOW.
In l740 the winter was scarcely inferio'
to that Of 1909. The snow lay ten fee
deep in Spain and Portugal. The Zuvde
Zee was frozen over and thousands of pee
pie went over it; and the lakes in Englan
froze.
In t744 the winter was very cold. Sno'
fell in Portugal to the depth Of 90 inches
. a level. a.u# .ar
In 1854 ard '55 the winters were yer
severe and cold. In England the stronge
ale, exposed to the air in a glass, was Co
cred in Is minutes. with ice one eighth
an inch thick. .- .. s4.5 aa.
In I'LL the Elbe was frozen to the bo
. tom.
In 1916 the Danube bore ice five fe
Ieep beloy Vieuna. Vast nam5ers of Il
;, feathered and fnny tribes perished.
The winters Of l784-5 were uncommo
ly severe. The Little Belt was entire
I
frozen over. E
From 1900 to 1912 also, the winte
:, were remarkable cold, particularly the lat'
" in Russia which proved SO disastrous to
! French army. '
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by lnencer could stand il no longer
Cu.issily and jealousy get the better OF me.
l wanted TO see for myself; so slid out Of
bed. sitting aat Ike taller on the tioor' de-
termined % hitch up jlss as sot, inch at
'irne 70 The opening over the hearth where
the beam aad gsn hooks WIS. a cat
couldn't have been no s!iler atleg mouse,
but my hess; bea. louder every hilch Just
as It vii when a maa goes to da what sin't
night. Wen, ias as l gainei the right gi' t
TO look over at them ap tilted the peskY
f3or--down ! went and ths tew shirt
caught on the gua hooks--atid there hung
l hhndluldeda like a squirrel half Skinned,
righ. o,er nj rival and sweeIheart--ready
ior roas'ing could not see them at al
ar;er that, aaa il WAS fall ten minutes be-
fore the ala boss awoke to tear ms loose
! dangling from the fie. What. what, said
be, got spare rib. eh! Lstms dowr
sail !. ...
l got pretty we'll baked. anyhow. an'
hasn't been quite SO raw since in love mat
tqls. Lordl Inever looked Jerusha in b
face from that day to this, nor girl in tn
neghborhood, for could swear she told 'er
all. The accident got my grit up to msk'
foitin', / went off few miles aud sc
married, the fust chance ! got just cut
spite-and Patsey is worth all en- 'em aftl
all--and marrying is.al lottery BUSINESS
Then don't hang yourself. as | did, becaus
you cant get particular one-but reoo
.lect YOU heart is Ike India rubber.- il vi
strech a good ways and not break,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-03-05
A Negro Sarmon.

a NEGRO sG6rmOH'
" A correspondent, who writ us from
MansGeld,@ Ohio, sends us the following
"Colored Discourse" for ''the entire ap-
thenticity Of which he vouches without re-
serve," having taken it down "from the
thick lips Of the reverend orator himself
"Mytex, burderen and sistern. will be
foun' in de fus chapter OBJ Genesis, and de
twenLy-seben verse:
so de Lor' make man just like Hesci'
"Now, my bruderen, you see dat in de
heginnin ob de world de Lor make Adam.
! / tole We how he mske him: He make him
OBJ de clay, an lie sot him on a board, an he
look at him, an he say 'Furs rate;' an
when lie ri. dry, he brethe in him de brett
Of life. He put him in de corner OBJ de
/ garden OBJ Eden, angset i'm in one corer
Oh de lot, an be tole i'm to eat all de ap'
ples 'cepten dem in de middle Of de orcher;
! dem he wanted for he winter apples. By
me bye Adam he git lonesun. So de Lor
make Eoe..s tole you how he, make her
| He aib Adam lodop It'll he git sound sleep
| den ne gUuRe q Jlp 1"U hO SiuSt ga Ai"hN
\ Ebe. an he set Ebe ia decornen ob de gar
den: an be tole her 10 eat all de apples
ceptia dem in dc middle OF de orchardi
dem he wanted for winter apples Wur
day de Lor 90 out bissilin; de debil come
alonr; he dress hisself in de skin OBJ de
snake, an he end Ebe; an he say to hel
! Ebel why for you no eat de apples in d.
orchard? Ebe say: Dem de Lor's Eentel
apples. But debhil say: 4 tole you fol
to eat dem, case deys be de besh apples in
de orchard.' So Ebe eet de apple and git
Adam bite, an &c debbil 60 away. By
me.bye de Lor come home, an he miss d'
winter apples; An he call; Adam. you Adam
Adam he lay low; SO de Lor he call a
gain: You Adan!' Ada.n say; 'Hea
Lor,' an de Lor say Sho stole de winter
appIes?' Adam tole hna be don't know--
A Ebe. he expec'l So de Lor call: 'EbeP Eb
Ale lay low; de Lor' call again: 'YouEbe!
Ebe say: 'Hea Lor.' De Lor say: 'Wh'
stole de winter apples?' Ebe tole him sh'
don't Inow--A Adam. she expecH 80 d
lLor catch dem bo9, an he trow dem ODE
de fence Id he toie 'em go work for you
! libin'R" sa v 7
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-03-05
J. R. SLACK & CO., lr'
WALL PAPERS.
farm for Rent.

sSt- .Iye~ eth tGy Of harCr, 1856, at the Court
" Horse in Cadiz will offer for rent at public
auction or by private contract, for tha period OF
two or three years the Mill property and farm tex.
cepting the widows dower) OF John Lailertys de-.
chased. Soid mill property is gopd grist and saw
mill on the Brushy fork ofStfllwater, short dis.
tance below where the Clay Pike from Cadiz to
Moorefeld crosses said srenm; and the farm being
the one SAID Lsherry rekdod OH near said Mills.
The widows dover in sllof said property has been
appraised by mees and bounds in said Iaim.
said pro ierty is nowal in excellent order for
use. JOSEPH REA. Guardian OF miner -
heirs John Laticrty deceosea
Feb ., '56 Nv.
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tol-l1 VI Z III = Itfl.Iia

HsN Il n n Ell
FROM the earliest ages Wine has been known
md esteemed one o. the choicest productions Of he
earth tits rendered preverbial in Scripture In
thapresent age god Wine is not only valued as .
luxury but here are several kinds which are he'd
in high estimation by the medical profession, and
form a valuable commodity in every good Dispensa
tory In Europe there ore upwards OF fity different
kinds Of grape. aBdt 1t has remained t0fibodern
science and skin to produce Injurious and blight
ful Wine from Medical Plants and Roots. This OBJ.
ject has beenfully accomP in an article coiled
Dr. Halsey's Forest Wine. From valuable for
mula of Roots Plants, &c, Of the highest medical
order, is here produced pure Wine, equal, II not
superior in Havortonny imported. az the same time
retaining all theyrtucs cfone Of the best Medicinal
Formulas sgcrk knowlhf * gea IL ~ M .i4.,
No invaiid caa&objsct % takathe ForestWine en-
account OF dispgreeable aste and none can take il
without being convinced 81 It's great value as med
ical agent. From our own experience we can sonch
for the EXCELLENCE of this Wine and we trusttha
very whose health IL IN the leAst impaired will
eead DR. Halasyas advertisement, which will be
irund in our columns to-day, and avail themselves
Of the remedy.
i For sale byfhe appointed Agent JvHF RsAhHs VI
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a ARON FORMAN thank rul for the Liberal Aat
N Aronage heretofore eqtcndcd to him, would al
nounce to the citizens Of Harrison nnd the adjomnc
counties that he is better prepared than ever to
manufacture 10 order Family Carriages, Barouches
Buggtes, Gigs, ,Sulkies, and Wagons of all kinds ont
ICES, which he feels conidon cannot be excelled h
any other sk5pin the country. a&0
Having stock of material that is really unsurpos
sed, aud having full knowledge fine business 10
all It's branches, herespectfuy aslla those WHO may
wish anything in the above line, to give him call
Ilisshopis in the rear Of Mr. SleInons' Blacksmith
Shop and neang opposite the Cadiz Hotel, where h'
may 1T all tines be found.
Cadi2, OctoBerle, l23.
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IN ,8.f f,i- f1'is rlicra p7scsfrl fPoii ?

Ia alet Rrfe''s ehers Psscstrl tPsf
10 Fsih aui Hoee sTe giveh'
10 Well srsk the Psisa with honest toll'
And leave N. rest 10 Heaven.
We'll grid IL % the work like men
Who owna hViy vow,
And ii in JOS We meet again. ..-
Is e,se u oAor 10 tie Flow. t8 .fsas &
Let Art suayed in magic po~sr' E
With Labor, hand in band, ..
B 10 iorih; and now, in PeTii's h0"r,
Sastniu sinking land.
Let never sloth unnerve the GTn,
Or Fear the Spirit COW;
These woyls alone should work eharn'-
an Honor TO The Plow.
The heath redress, the meadow draln'
Tho iatent swaa explore $50 y8
And DER the long Expecting PLAIN
DiAnse the quiekening store!
Tnea fearless urged the furrow deep,
l IIp 10 the mountains brow,
And when the Ych results YOU reap
Give Honor 10 the Plo~'
So sill shall Hasith, by pastures green
And noddiug harvest roam,
And still behind her rnstic screen
shslI yiy,ue dnd a home.
AnaSshile their power tne nl"sna h4!i
Penea,h The neighboring houeh'
Shall rosnv grateful verse be t.iod,
With H-nor TO the Piow.
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Ntw Fall Goods.

TUSr received at Coehran's Wholesale Variety
j store, large stock of new Goods for The season
consisting in part OF Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons La.
d3es, Edgings Bobhonetls, Accordeons, Violins But
tons Combs, &c &c. I #
Also large dssertnentof God and plated Jewel.
ry, Gold and Silver Watches, Guards, Chairs, Gc
A SO, a heavy. assortment OF white wax Beads.
TO Shich the attention OF the trade, and citizens
geLeraIly is respectfully invited, .
Fourth ST., few doors north Of Market,
Steu5onville, Nov 7, 1855.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-03-05
80 Proclamation Extra! .a''
GREAT REDUcTIoNlsoF PRICES
.nraTO THE PEOPLE OF a@'
uARRISOI CO[LIIY.

WHO have extended so lbctal'and generous pat
ronane to me during my residence in Cadz, In
which period Of time it has teen my good fortune
30 form MANY ncquintances, make many friends
whose friendship and kindness will ever be remenl.
bered with the most pleasant emotions, Time il
its onward fight, brings many changes Years n
go your humble servant was the FIRST pioneer in the
Clothing enterprise in Cadiz, starting with deter
mination to sell cheap, and deal fairly, he hoped
tobuild up a trade that would steadily increase
and bring.tohis counter oathe return OF each yeaf
the ace OF these who were his patrons ntthe first
And this proclamation is issued to Inform all who
are in want or Clothing OF AM Description, Price,
Qualify or Quanlity from cotton shirt to a cart
geous terms ] am now receiving direct from lhs
Eastern cities, the Largest Stock of Fall and Win
Ter Clothing ever opened il Harrison Co. Consist
ing in part of tlietoowing goods #T tiI 81
Heavy and fine overcoais, q largo assortment,
all kinds grades quail ii s; dress, frock sack, box
and bI,iness coats, Of all colofs; shades and va
rieties all kinds Of pants, velvet plush fancy and
plain satins silks cnssimeripn &c lots OF furnish
ing goods shirts drawers and undershirts, crayats
handkerchiefs collars, socks and suspenderss which
will be told cheaper than these articles ever have
been sold in Harrison Co. | have also a fine and
well selected stock of cloths, cassirners, vestinGs
and oyercoatihg Tor thepprpose Of making up
All kinds Of Custom Work,
which will be cut and made in the best and most
fashionable style and by the best mechanics in the
country. large stock of BOYS CLOTHING!
which, with all my goods, will be sold at the very
lowest prices. n BeaiN .l133sssss Fl lf.W
NV stock is the largest, best selected aud stand
leady to prove il decidedly the cheapest in Harri.
son county offer it for eae. X comes within
the wants and circumstances Of all. 10 the buyer
in this article, then give me CALL il will afford me
pleasure to show you through my extensive assort
meut and variety, and if Tail IL qualiy or price
the fnult will be my own. i viii be happy TO sec
my old friends and pleased to make The Gcquairt
ance of new ones when they can make y conveni.
ent to give me call, Remember the place, IN iht
'Senurtl'' office, Cadiz, Ohio t,g1,.sol..3
Cadiz, Ohio, Nov. I, 1855. lACOBCRAPB.
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"
CLOTHING STORE.
HENRY KERR

HAS Jus: arrived direct from Piishargh with
L J. large and isshinnahis stock Of RE.DS Nam
CLcIHisG, consisting in part oi Dress Goals, over
Coats sack and Dox Coats, Pants and Vests u ever
Ty variety, which ne offers 10 the public az prices
that cannot fail - please. lie keeps likewise on
hand iarge assortment Of piece Puods, such as
French and American BgOsd Cloths, CgssrneTes and
NesiinEs in great variety, which he will make TO or
der hs shnrtes, nnics and tho latest styles BE
ings practical Tailor of long experience both IN
lhis ami the old oo2uy, Ee teels confident that he
wibu bic to give entire satisfaction 10 AL Who may
iUvGr him with their patronage.
8-rCnuigg G0H8 Oh the shortest notice, ana IN the
mosl fashionable style Giya Us a call, friends.
will be lispqy TO see YOU, and show you my goods
whether yvu want 10 buy or not.
ic7-bemetnber the place, next door &c Scott &
Binghani's las o.ice, on Market street..
Cediz, Feb. 25, 1855.
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,aI, sd, ,# Agents. a 7k
James Collins &, Co, Freight and Passenger A
gents, No ia and us Water st. Pittsburgh ""
J NJ Kinney, Frsight Agent, Little Miami r.. r
Depot, Cincinnati.
p. w Suader, Passenger Agent, Broadway, Gin.
cinnati sFSs AZ
Richard Hooker, Passenger Agent, Newark
F. A. Wells, do. Steubenville.
LAyFAYrTvE DEyENvy, General Freight and Tick
ct Agent, Steubcnyilie. ny,
.ltiw 5t4tj &C. w. FULTON, Superintendent.
September II, 1859. rit b ea5lgsaf ss
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G. Indiana II aiIroa
-. q. ID q. u O.
CIIAWGE OF TIME

ia a., "a sa " S14i 3E lime M e4qies
I'm AND AFTER Monday September 10th
W 1856 the MAlItTRAiN will leave Steaben-
vile daily (Sunlays excepted) at 9-45lA.a ni.,
and Cadiz at 80 a. Ill, and arrive at Newark at
445 p.m2 ' }Iaa lt3hS
traihs f5r Go unblls, Cincinnati, Indianapolis,
Mount yeonon, lIpn ,ieid Irledo, SanIusky, CiIie
cago, Rock Island, st Louis,
Mail train leaves Nework at l2 NJ, and arrives at
,Stoubenyille at ,i5p NJ, and Cadiz at $50 MI
(Passengors by this traln leave Ctcinnaii at o.
FARE-From steubouyillo (all the way by
Rail Road
+" EClhclnna1l. 49, !.''..-', .-.....'. 900
= M vernon ....'.'.,,. 3,Y5s
" Man5nEld,. ,.............., 4,75
SahcuaNy .................E..... ....., -. 500
" Uetfoit. -".......... ........... T,O
- LmcagO ..-...s. ..,....,.... .....I2,73
" kock isiard. ........................l7, l7,75
- SAINT lJouls. ...... 20, 10
| For through tickets and further information ap.
|ply to- f AWEDls, Agent, Sleubenville, or y. tIIL
| BERT, Gadiz sha
Passengers by tne mail train reach Cincinnati
8-20 pm
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-03-05
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

TOHN MCCORMICK X has this day associated with
j him his brother, A. G. Mccormick, in the Mer-
chandizing business. They will continue the bust
ness at the old stand, where they will be pleased to
see all their old customers, and will sell them goods
on as good terms as any other establishment in the
place. asa
AS Iwish to close the books Of the old concern
persons having open accounts will please call and
settle, either by cash or note e
Ia gt ~ JOHN MCCORMICK.
~; Ia
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r.srta eg.as f$s TELBENNI LILLE, ONO,
" EEP always on fiand large assortment ol
IN SCHOOL, Medical aad Miscellaneous BoSkss
Plain and Ruled Cap and Letter Papers; Printing
and Wrappiue Papers ofall szes; Note Papers En-
velepes, Steel Pens, an, all kiMls ofStatonsry. n
chants School Gommitsees, leacAors and others at
low prices
Elavhsn Bindery connected with our establish
ment we arcprcpared % make all kinds of Hanks
der. as tie best quality Of stock, and employ
the best workmen. Our york viii conlpar afavoraa
bly, with llat Of any other Bnlery in the State.
Blanks Of all Kinds Page 10 order
The highest market price paid for Rags and T:sns
ners Scraps MCDOWELL Il co.
Steubeuville, March 7, 1888.
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Virtues are lost 10 interest. as riveEs are
lost il The sea,
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Ohio Water Cure,
ELrcrRoPATnse sSsTIrurr.

ELECTROPATuEe INSTITUTE,
EteubenviIIe, q.
THIS Institution combines The advantages Of 4
u eiass HydroBathir Establishment, also, Med
and fhy silogicGl School Tor the instruction OF
Teachers, fIertHFes ard fhysicians
Patients and Students with be Feeeived af any
time, the u nsttdtfon wlll 81 opsn ts whole wear
Pure Sen walef will BE- used and In winter tie
bah rooms and ssascr will De warmed ~ suit = 4
Electro Magnetism, that great source Of VITALITY
WIZ he ueed inthc cnrefof Nervors Diseases Also.
the bisetre.0hemicd BHih aha; great scientifir,l
will be used IN this Institution. by which caioinol
ard all other ntr eral Substances can Be removed
from 'le body by sheft and painiess operation.
rendering chrome diseases easily cured ~
Also. I EmaTs, Cancers, Scf5laias Sores Menfal
Derangement, Nc, will be treated 81 new and Ger.
tain remedies sallnI
Suffering and stafumefipg cured without Ysss,
gical operation DR. Camnbe's great success in
all forms of diseases Of Eemales indnces him 10 say
thar he will undertake. the worsr cases, and where
he fails 10 Cure he wl Charge Nothing for his ser.
vices Patients to bring two siiee;e, two blankets,
two comforts, AID four towels. A
Terms for foil VeatThert, board, &c, from s6 70
So per week., Day patients who board elsewhersD
viii he chalged about haf he above rates. and pa
tieRts who desire IT, viii be visited at their hollus
in city or country. Consultation Free
a9-For further par,i ulafs apply 10 ,iss7hp3f
Nov. 7,'55 '7''''''' '''i''
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TIME undersigned takes this method OF informin
A. the public that he has bought and isnow perma
nenty repairing and fitting up the Carding, Fuling
and Manufacturing establishment lately owned by
K. Tenl, three miles south Of Cadiz, on the ro1d to
New Athens lie expects to be ready to doall the
Carding that he may be favored with this season.
Wool will be taken in at the store Of Wood &
Smiths, in Cadiz and returned promptly, and all
work warranted A liberal share of public patron
age is desired. Prices as low as other responsible
establishments. JOSEPH X. JOHNSTON.
| May IL, 1853
N. B. Cayerot and Carpet Weaving done on the
most reasonable terms for customers attbe above
establishment. ]. Il. JOHNSTON
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