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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-30


I'Hls NEW AND VALUABLE PREPARATION
tsnhw present od tn the public by he ruprlCtpr, nj
Ter giving II on eNtenslve trial nnd receiving the tt
qualified communication Of all who have used It, II will
certainly prevent the falling out Ofthe hair ANA rese
when has fallen Il e1eoually cleanses the SCALP
rom y h1nt5nt, and prevents its ormnR. IL ~ mOE
beautiful dresser Of the hair, producing fine gloss nnd
SDiness u is particularly recommended to the la1iss
I. Prepared by Dr.. EDW. WoRRELl,
-, At Delaware CITY.
PRICE pa and IS cents. Per bottle, ...,.,.,.,
SOD IN Wilmington hy Messrs, EDWARD q MCINAi.L
Jos =, BENNETT, nruggists Nov. u GmOB
Tgsfifn1nfdL 10 DR.. n. WorreH.
DELAWARE Cry, DgL., Feb q, 1857,
DEAR SR-lL al2ss mo much pleasure to testify 10 the
eNCglQHcr NJ your Cuhan Hair nvigomtor.n have pre-.
serbed ii IN number O where the hair hnd fallen out
from severe disease and in every proved successful
II not ouly prevents the hair falling out but promotes its
growth by Stimulating the iolices and coanses the scalp
hy removing daniU aud leHyes tho hair son and glossy
Tho -rea advantage in it is that does mot leave that oily
so apt To do. "
an sustained in my testimony by many ladios of tho
highest responsibility n ne9hbehoud who have used
i and spoken 70 ne of !ts qualities am firmly convinced
Il IL only required TO bo known to insure its general aud
can onnselentinsy reGomnoni asa safo, ecaciou and
scientific preparation, Yours respectfully.
JOHN II. FIR OhTRfR GER. NJ, n,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-30

Green lawn Boarding scnOSl fgr 0lrIs,
situated IN Unionve, chester county Pa, 10 miles
l from Whining nu and . from West Ghost T. Pnnlio
FjFTlI and SFiV ENTM days. lrnmg Tho latter. The
Summer session win oemnsHGe on The Fourth hoi Filth
month and continRe Twenty weeks. All itlo usual
branches comprising th1roulh Engieh bdncatiun are
taught TorliB Sa, one hall N adyAnOe The use Of
all Cles Juka, Giihcs Maps, plHnis pheTe, Fn'stobg-
cal Charts Peus and Ink two dollars pnr session Daw
ing upd uTnnnrnnl NHudeWJTk. the inter az an eNtfa
charge Of 90. Those wHIInE 10 enter viii neAte give
theirua as possible. for CTOuiHrs address
the Principal, uniOAvill0 Post Office
EDITH q. CHAI;F hNP,
MGR l2.5tw. y Principal
EAToN ACADEMY g-L0GATED ztl IIsrl-
NETT SQUARE. cHESTERCO., Pa, n 3
fHNHE course of instruction comprises all the
Il branches ola liberal English Cduoatien IN epnnax
French aau German hud civl Engineering. The paIa.
mount inpnrancs n thooughneHHir every else wil
be constantly Impressed uppn tho mnds nt the pupiIl
PaItleular attenton will be given to the Theory and
Yonns sdles ami iieate men wishing to Teach viii 70.
oelVeespee n trimming in the elementary branGha, hest
mo es OF School government and npnrnF 8trn otiunt
accompanied with weekly lectures and p;aetIcal eNer
eseHis model clHBs. The Spring term vii! enmlnence
nerl ~ and eonihlle u wcehsi closing July a3l-
IEhNS'-BOarling, Tuition, Washing. 60, (lor Son
do dn dn far Indies as
French aud German (sHnh eStrH,l
Inluon exclusive OF boarding tior dav scholffsD u
rotCHeAiars address the prinel lpa!l;,,, :.
mar. % ~ JOSIAH JACksON. +
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-30

Two men were hung by mob law on the Ilth
inst. in Iowa. One of the unfortunate men
was charged with murder, in killing man nam
ed ingalls,. The other victim was charged WITH
murder aud countcrleting. .t-. .
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-30
The leqoaoity Of fools i ! iool97s = h. ..

the following epigran on burning uidsrs N
attributed to the pen of Canning -
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-30

D2 IOS q. JETFERiS,
,--sg--, OF Itai tshliEsIPltA WOULD RESPECT-
ESi fulY inirul his iinis and the pablo generally
NIEp nt Wlii astGn that ha has mnlo afrang gsmnnt
Us davnte pL e3s0naly THURSDAY nf Oh III wee
IN WI niagto1 Ilose wishing dentistry in any nf its
ierent br9uahos ho VIII he happy TO see Mt Dr. n. Jo1
u
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-30

Mother said Mrs. Partingfon's Ike, .here's
word in this ere paper can't make OUT
Spell i child said the old lady. ia
'S-a-g N-i-c-t-sH
'em p
1t says that they started In old Kentucky,
and are spreading all over' ,..'., Al - -
'Dear on usp said the old lady, sthe world
must be comm to an endl ChitE-bugs. cut
worms and locusts were bad enuf, but hero
must come them filthy things, the sage nit -
No sassengers for this year, Isaaop and Mrs.
PartingtOn sighed,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-30
NEW CASTLE.

70 lease notice II johnson advertisomentin
an0tho column, for Medicines, 40.
A LII of Dr, ayne's Family Medicines for sale q,
ca HENRY JOHNSON, AFotAacary,
",.te J rim non Lambsons. New Castle Del.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-30

FEl e'IlE subscribers prosGnt tu the notice Of Far
ts--SJ 4 meTs thers ested, tie atQve ar'i
SsEsx ola fhe eNct 8lCy ulCUT prepraiiunhaa been
80 well known for many yn9 ~ paEt llal wO desn
il unnecessary to sHy much regpeci tU efS, hut
merely remark lai during long yea ,tis
iy and value stimuIant for Tie grwng crop, and
permanent Manure have been thoroughly 6ataiihel our
super Phusphg col Lime s not ehlnseu IN It's cagc
every but is what II ports 10 be- Uniform u its
tizer in use fr Germ, oats, Wheat, pnHloes, Grass,
ant other crops reqnrlns ySGrOuI and laa8B mnntrC
Pamphlets dnser bus u ani II ole 0lagpp s, ogg be
CAUTION.-Be particular "a observe that eyery ar-
rel of onr article has our pang aud that al poTTs &
necessary, asthefa are 8. my o,eS 81 gu u euluc
sold under the OF super Phosphate lf tnp,
mlslead those who are unaogWnicl With The vBt uiH
genuine article, Price Si5 Per 2MO h.. l cents per
h. a liberal deduction INSIDE 10 OllA LIRS. Since lBsi
a lhOre has been iInpurtcd but pithe eeebrR-
small lots '.-' u
FISH MANURE.--A supply Of this valuble article
for sale. PRICE SS1 per 5000 lin, II pur b.g No
l,GoyER EMESr PERUVIAN duANO. Tor saA af the lowest
rates. The eHliE Agr cutHi u JnuFgnls and SCWEpa
pors Hre regularly filed our O!ee W tile ugepl rgru5Is
ALLEN & NEl.DLEs
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-30

PULPIT GRAvIrT.-A minister was preach
ing to large congregation In one Of the
Southern States, on the certainty of iuturo
Judgment, In the gallery sat a colored girl,
with white child in her arms, which she was
dancing up and down with commendable effort
to MAKE the baby observe the proprieties Of
the place. The preacher was too much inter-
ested in his subject to notice the occasional
noise Of the infant; and at the right point ia
his discourse, threw himself into an interesting
attitude, us though he had suddenly heard the
first note Of the trump OF doom and looking to-
wards that part Otthe church where the girl
with the baby in her arms was sitting, he asked
in 4 low, deep voice. ...a
'What is that l heart ... ... .... nd
Before he recovered from tho oratorlcal
pause so us to answer his own question, the
colored girl responded, in mortified tone OF
voice, but loud enough to catch the ears Of the
entire congregation : n
q domino, sa, spec it is dis here chile; but
indeed, sa, has been doin, all | could 10
keep him from 'sturbin' you.'
II is easy to imagine that this unexpected
rejoinder took the tragic out Of the preacher
in tho shortest time imaginable, and that the
solemnity of that Judgment day sermon was
not a little diminished by the event.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-30
For the pelawaro Repuhlicnn.

MR. EDrroR Through the kindness of a
friend am enabled to send you for publica-
ton, the following beautiful xtract from the
last book of the lamented Hugh Miller. 1t
has beauty ofstyle and conception but sell
dom attained and forcibly reminds one of the
sublime panoramic figures Of the Rev. A. d.
Pollock. q. ID
a.ruE rEcm1MnM1, c.r. NM. I, l,r,r. 81.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-30
Corn shelIing bY One Horga

\9;S<z==z7 lisch ge . shSl q" By Sne bPise.
5s c9fs sG'qS oI St L SRa9a oSs 9ge q sens 9IYH
go h1shg' gSr sy s r nse Y, T2 G nSe % g! 9rp
ts rS th,s sns power WIZ ho5sGs haEo sts Whso
day. warrant this power snloic1ty aironj aud 10 waIk
cay ys and q f,a.s The T9TE iT STa.s,a,cs'o'y
:. Whegt Thresher, 4EM
Alssiars q agjl heavier Horse rowers,io 'S'g
" SorS horsepower I, Io.y, iiogSS ig9 6t
irsif .sssd sYso gy so9 SPsa Of X
g.,yY gg1yYsllylns son isStors warraate! 10 gve ,o,.
Horse Psysf Com shelters warranted 10 " " '''y F'
shel @ l5l0o hnshoaof corn per DAY withpt
Tt ffs; ssssss h Es.S a s2 Rssgs p4 3 sI
all iron. andaad iotso nowSr ShsIiers wv W4rrStsi AZ
TO- lesays grgus Of corn on 9 goO average h 100
slndisss Az tsSusiai t6s
oAsfl flNGs sofa kinda aud sss na,o % order aud p,t
saw and "seS PWsra ca i ' sGSeas acf
safs & dd Mdd'Sss S2ss sasns gaS e ts pg II ggm
Wood arnirs OF all Aiada done t"9gI4i!STr; g ep,ry
c,. ,,, iEoq Foqn!era1 ead Alee6iaist lSga, i1sl.
mANEY's EaSP PROVED PA'grHT Al5-
iHl37tE7El;fa ;aI EIsP266T 6 m i ~ igsJ n ,1;7
WEhE mHXiGE RS6 soiD' LSsT q sEhs0NN E0N ~
III III tie Tue s5 We aeglGd 10 % m Sla,
6eys digd tie fslowaiE!3' i3' ~ F'' 'V'' ~
angie ron, extSndi9s sSns lie back and Gaitr SIDES,
wPs nslo ys iRe Leysr 2 egs e AVE ooood ,obarc,
Horse for raising and lowering the Machine, IN which
tue dischargH sits and tarCby docs way WI tho stand
as heretnoreIt only needs be cen 10 4e e11yinegJ
OIL great ytluu-t snshea no nln1ger nftho Allohro
while IN roy motion 20 vary h' ofaat az gleasire,
ROT requiring MIN t. stop adjust the M1clnr, 4
when coming to spots whore tho Flai1 shr Of lodged
which shows gariHg detect IN h Ma cll nGs without IT,
Ihe Machine o1u he UhHnEdi from ltsapcf 20 OweT
IN less than minns, without shilung single bolt ar
screw.
This Mae inc will ever contlrqc toexce a others N
simplicity nj construction in facility OF npiuagemeL and
by its perfect annntinn to grounds; hy
ni ndiuslRh uyarOus hGig ht4 OF tnB with Wheel
1T the uTs geat and by its bong the nnli a4gorss-
fulc ,,nHtinl of Il osF6r and Nlowrr IN The world,
, warranty 10 given tp Onch purchaser that thy Ma |
chlncis well mada anu ~ good erqis pni thatit VIII
nOwHs wei he done viii the Scyth5 aud reap va
wei AZ GU b1 dDni with the Orldle' ft.t
Price uf She CnmDlnel Reaper 1ad M0wCr $40 40 AZ
nur Shop-a credit vii bO gven Until tAa 18Th pi June,
hy sivng negotiable goehnss PreienGg to pay easi
discount the rats OF par sent, wal lB tnoted II
longer tune be wished interest will be added rCm June
18th, 1857. u.
We make the above oondtonst0 induce he Farmers |
to come forward and take the Machines out of cur way
put hem together.
The following extras furnished with each Marline; /
kniie, OIL Can, Wrench Guard niger, section kne,
ard a tisoharsing RqEo-pnnlla ant single Trees aud
Neck Yoke, Will be furnished at mnleratc pGcss.
MA. JOiNStN y CO.., I
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-04-30

March is always turning pint with me,'
said Mrs. BattlOgash, rsaectively, sand I We al
ways noticed that if l managed to live through
March, was pretty sure of living all the rest
of the year, This reminds us of the old sex
ton down at Salem, who said that he had be-
come SO accustomed to the sound of his bell
that if he was over at Marblehead and heard
It, he would know that he was not ringing it.
1t also suggests that other story of the young
ster who remarked that though his sister was
homely now, there had been time when aho
was as handsome as sho ever wasI l F
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-12-16
MERCHANTS CEMEBRATED
GARGLING OIL FOR

NNa N 9K1d RS A@t &
LAS beeh before the public more than 70 wears
and is deservedly popular.
Extract of lt tier from i. G Iampher, dated
Cleveland tihio, Sept Is 1856
have been the only agent tor Mustang Lini-
ment in this city Tor a number OF years. but have
now given it up, for consider your Oil better ar
tclc. ! can endorse the language of j. g. Black
proprietor OF large Livery Establishment here who
saysi =" use the Grrglmg Oil externally aud inter.
naly. and I'll be hanged If it isn't the best medicine
in the world"
EXTRACT of let ter from R. Vandervort, dated Nor
row county o., May 10, 1856
The GargIlng Oils selling very rapidly here
ing to be found out. | am selling some hrndred
kinds of liniments but none. OF them can compete
with the Garging Oil. Send us good supply
Extract OF letter from J. Ii. Sprague, dated Gar
rettville, o., Sept. 10, 1856
Your Gargling Oil is the best horse medicine !
know Of ltsells better than any other medicine
now in use.
Extract Of letter from J. H. Snedeker dated Nash.
vile, o., Sept: &, 1856.
Please send another assortment of your Gurglinq
Oil hs am out, and the people here thnK it is the
only reliable medicine i'll the world.
3cTl ampl tets gratuitously furnished by agents
with tesimor als O its utility.
A orders addressed to the Propretors, M II
Tucker & Co., LockpOrt N. Y.
PF sale by Druggists and Merchants gener
ally, through tile United States, British Possessions
aud other Countries. And by
Jno Beall, Cadi2 VIM H. Watson g. Co; EIar-
risvllle; j. Bowers 4 Son. LeesvIlle; w. P. San.
ders Scio; and by dealers generally throughout the
vicinity. Wholesale at all commercial towns.
Oct % lS56-ly.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-12-16
Another speelmenorBIack Repub-


The Ohio Pafrict says: 1--WE hear but little
q ate from tie black republican press on the
Anbjset of sEcsnony,' notwithstanding this was
one Of the great hobies that led them to power
only year or two since. They have humbug
ksd the peoph most efectuaIly on this score,
-snd believe they can quietly and with impunity
carry on their schemes OF plunder.
"a dAyor two since, we obtained from relis-
shls source, another item in the history Of black
Espublican financiering Two years ago black
Tsputl can leg slaiIre assumed the caHtrol Of the
. northern Lunatic Asylum at Newberg. They
turned out DIR. Firestone, who is one of the best
physicians in the State, and who bad managed
the Institution successfully and ecoromocally
for eighteen months, s,-simply because be was a
! Democrat. No other objection was made. The
very Board thatdisplaced him passed resolu-
tion endorsing his ability as physician and efica
ey.assReGicer.
@"They appointed DR.. Hopkins republican in
his place, who has held the position year. 1t
has been ascertained that this new manager oi
the Institution has run the expenses Of the es-
Enlistment up from S25, 00ofo 1000 year
being $28 900 greater than when the institu-
ton was controlled by Democrats, and exceed
Ing the appropriation made by the Legislature
$4,000
"During the management Of DIR. Firestone
the number Of patients was 147-and notwith-
standing the enormous increase in the expendi-
ture, the number of patients under Republican
management has not exceeded $50.
"These are facts worthy of consideration o.
every tax payer. It is additional evidence con-
clusiyely establishing the recklessness and ex-
travagance ofthe black republicay party"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-12-16
Devotion TO am Imprisoned Hus-
ts band.

The fact was announced some time since OF
the determination ofthe wife Of James 0. Bray
nHEn, lately sentenced to the State Prison for
the post-office robbery at Chicago, to accompany
her husband TO Alton, and to remain there dur
ing the term ofhis imprisonment. The resolve
ofMrs. Brayman is noble one, and the sympa-
thy Of every generous and feeling heart will be
with her. A similar case recently occurred in
Loain County, Ohio. A man named Horace
Flemming was sentenced to the Penitentiary
for larceny. His wife Mary Jane Flemming,
immediately made an attempt to set fire to her
own house, delivered herself up and plead gull
ty Of arson. She did this for the purpose OF
sharing her husbands captivity.
In connection wilh these instances Of devo-
ticn we may mention the singular fact commu-
nicated TO US by State Prison Inspector of long
experience, that during his term of office only
one husband Of prisoner ever called at the pris-
on TO see his wife. There are, of course, many
married women confined for crime, but their
Inns dS invariably desert them in their trou-
Die. On the other hand, a large majority ofthe
married male prisoners are visited constantly
and condoled by their sorrowing wives. And
yet, how many Of these poor women have suffer-
ed harshuess and brutally at the hands of their
criminal } bands!-Albqnu Statesman.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-12-16
The RumOred Failure OF Santa
N Claus.

The North wind which came down last night
hem Iapland, blew positively that the rumored
Suspension Of the Christmas Saint was wholly
untrue. Our informant says that he followed
Che universally loved old fellow into his rein
deer stable, and himself lifted the hair on
the backs Of PraIcer Dancer and all as they
breakfasted on moss and milk, and he knows
ofa certainty that they are in the highest trav-
cling condition. He also took the liberty o
fseling the Saints cheeks on his way back tc
his house, and Of pulling at his short hair
Neither the one nor the other was the least bit
suspended" But the whole sky back of Santa
Claus mansion was suspended thick with every
conceivable thing to gladden. the hearts of his
children. Mr.. Wind, however seemed to fee
that the Sledge was not quite as large as that
used Of late years. He ventured to seek by di-
rect question: confirmation Of his belief that
The Saint was in funds, and eminently solvent
patting with gesture full ofcomfort and good
conscience, that
s1at8 "little round belly,
That shook when he laughed. like bowl full o
jelly. ~
he replied:"My deposits are kept in the bank O
Human Affections. No check ever drawn upon
II, was protested for non payment. Blow to
Young America to keep its "eye skinned for the
a5th Of December. ."-AB. Evs. Jour.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-12-16
GROCERIES FOR 1857.

I nA BAGS Rio Coffee, 25 hhds Sugar,
AOO 100 bbls and halt bbls Molasses,
80 bbls Refined Sugar. so bbls Syrups,
Is Boxes assorted brands Tobacco,
20 Dozen Tubs assorted sizes,
20 do Brighton Buckets, .. t'
25 do Write Cedar,
30 Boxes Toilet Soap. Is Boxes CASTLE Soap,
20 do German 25 do Rosin,
20 do Soda Salaratus
SEQ Sacks Table Salt,
: 10 ans Mustard 10 Cans Cassia,
IS Bimento, 20 Boxes Extract Coffee,
10 Boxes Indigo,
25 Packets Java Cofle,
Is do Laguara Coffee,
10 Boxes Ground Pepper, SO Boxes Starch,
90 Half Barrels carb. Soda,
so Chests Tea,
20 Bbls 1 anner's Oil. 10 Bbls Linseed Oil,
90 do Xena Lime,
30 do NO 8 Mackerel, s
100 III Bbls No. do
so Or do do do
is Bbls Mess Shad,
Is do No / Herring. 2ca-k ks Goldfish.
100 Kegs Nails assorted sizes:
20 Boxes S'earine and Apal Candles,
Is do Extract ogwood,
10 do Madder. 20 Boxes Raisins,
10 do Figs SO do Glass,
200 Kegs White Lead,
sc Bbs Pittsburgh Salt,
100 do Lake do
Just received and for sale, at River prices, at
a,.,4.. GEORGE 81 WILSON'S.
CadiZ, Ohio, May %, 1857.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-12-16

O-The weight of the Minnie ball is about one
and half ounces, and the weight of powder fol
charge is about one-tenth as much. The car.
fridge is so constructed that encased in dader
and creased by dipping it in tallowit slips easily
into the barrel till it arrives at the charge. in
this respect the Minnie has greatly the advan-
tage in saving Of time and labor Of forcing dowu
The ball with the ramrod. These balls have
rang Of ten to twelve hundred yards, with an
elevated ''back sight" perfectly with the COM
mand Of the marksman and just as easily used
rs any shot range or point blank shot.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-12-16
New Arrangement,

FOR THE BENEFIT OF MY CUSTOM
ERS l have concluded to make the following Ar.
rangementsi--I proposelo sell Goods on as favora
BILE terms as they can be had in this market Be-
lieving that short settlements most satisfactory
to all parties, have concluded to settle with all my
customers by the first Of January pnd the first Of
July Of each year. These arrangements will be
strictly adhered To- JAMES STEWART.
Cadis, Ohio, January !. 1857.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-12-16
o. SA ENENHONS'
PREMIUM CARRIAGE SHOP!

THE UNDERSIGNED take pleasure in announ.
cling to the citizens of Harrison and adjoining coun.
ties, that Ire has commenced Carriage Manufac-
cilities for manufacturing every kind Of vehicles
His stock will be manufactured in stylesuperior
to to any in the place, and on the most favorable
terms. Those wishing any kind of vehicles are
solicited to give him call before purchasing else.
where.
His assortment consists in part of Close Carria.
ges Livery Coaches, Boston Rockaways Prince
"A lberts, Farmers Carriages and Buggles, Jersey
Wagons, Phaetons, Sliding seat Buggies Buggies
with sliding tops, Light Fr"tting Buggies, Skele.
ton Buggies, Sulkies, &c, &c
All kinds of repairing executed at the shortest no.
tce, and on the best terms. He keeps none but the
best of workmen in his employ. New work ex.
changed for old.
a1-Shop directly east of the American House, in
the well known stand formerly occupied by Penn
e. Harper. .. SLEMMONS.
Cadiz, Ohio, May IA, 1857.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-12-16

01TItis asingnlar fact that not only the Pres
ident Of tho United States, the two United
States Senators from Pennsylvania, and the
state supreme court Judge, but the presen,
Speaker, Clerk, and assistant Of the House. the
Clerk, OF the Senate of Pennsylvania, and the
Democratic candidate for Governor and cana
Commissioner are all practical printers.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-12-16

Iy demonstrated that that the lancet mercury. and
all other internal dug medication may be laid
side with abiding benefit to posterity. Wherever
these rlachines hive been introduced they excite
the highest wonder and praise The apparatus is
adapted to prevent, relieve and cure every disease
incident 10 humanity Who're particularly all ttosf
painful and formidable diseases which have fo,
centuries Oaied the proioundest learning and SIX IL
Of physicians.
From whatever cause there may be an excess n,
deficiency OF the nervons fiuid-nroducing an ex.
cess or deficiency OF the 0cids and alkaline secre.
uons-the magnetic principles Of the system are de.
ranged, and can only be safely restored to Their
normal condition by an app picaon OF magnetic el.
ectricity. hy menn o. DR.. Dickinson's Magnet
trectrlc Machine. Thi' apparatus will positively
prevent and speedily relieve and cnre Consump
tlon, Scfonia. Rheumatsm, ,Palsies Neuralgia, Spi
nal Discpses, and all other painful maladies, how.
ever hopeless and OF long standing fhey 70 elni
nently useful N all sexual and urinary Disorders
particularly where the constitution has been broken
which too many OF the young of both sexes are Sc
lamentably prone.
DR.. Dickinsons Magnetic Electric Machine is
without the dangerous complications of batteries
and acids-whch fact alone renders it superior 10
all others on the score OF Heaness cleanliness saf
ty and utility. IL is, in fact, handsome parlor or
nnment; may he applied child: and will last
lite ume, 10 the great saving OF Doctors bills &c
Price of the Machine SO.
1t will be shely packed and sent to any part of the
United States Sold who esale ard. retail nj The
Medical Office, No. 50 North Seventh Street, Phiia.
delpha Address,
A. G. DICKINSON, M, D.
ma2s '57-y
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-12-16

61Dr. johnson, in the fuliness Of his years
and knowlcdgs, was heard to say: u never take
u3a anewspaper without finding something I
would have deemed it q loss not to have seen;
never without deriving from it instruction and
amussment.N -. X.