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Chiidren's Panacea,

Prepared by thc tiFefenburg Company.
The true worth az this extraordinary and valuable
Medicine, he sci forth In words bot Il can
be felt and appreciated by mothers whose children
have been SaAtched from dezth By rs u.s..
The celebrated nF Williams ~hs has devoted =
life stay, has anaiy xed this remedy and says the
GrefenherE ctitdren's FaHac-a - Compensated xiih
esgccisi reference O. the Immature state of the
nerves, blood vessels glans and bones u the cha g
body should mother neglect % pravlfe herself
with tins invaiuable remrdy. she may chance 70 be
bold death claim Der children AID have oaa -
blame but herSxN. II CERTAIN c1re Tor all 4
eases Il childhood. and receives deserves unit
Sersai appreciation. y Marta q soaih caroiinA.
SAYS :. IL A. The eest general cdcine for iufants
that ever Eas." nr. Watts, q Nez 1oFk, sxrstrs
. In all disrAses caused BY seeihinz d certain
g~me6F-" pr. GoiEoa. u tndkna, ssys . In caaes
81 croup have usee Il With market success aiso -
NeAsies. ferers from teethinE disFFhsr rauH III
stomach, bowels, kc. I xhoaid be grhy u great
he<tset ID Bot rccrHmeBt ain Ihs bshrss tsrtaz-
g. Fffty csnts per eotife Nah fuif direceioss-
AIEX. MACkFNZfE
uay6 Agent Graf Co
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Mr.. BELL IN THE FIELD AGAIN.-The Louis
vile Journal of the 18th says:

vile Journal of the 9TH says:
Hon. Joshua +. Bell reached our city last
evening and will leave to-day by boat to
reach Owensboro, where he will speak on
Monday. He will then renew the interrupted
canvass. joining Mr.. MagOflin at Henderson
on Tuesday. Although not completely re-
covered from his cold, Mr.. Bell trusts that he
will be able to meet all his future appoint
mantS.
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Shirt Bassuas.

ID n<IvEp . cheirs "a x nosonns, asnassed fszm
sTa = n RcsnL
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Fresh Arrivals.
TENrS Calf Kd-top Caters.
VI Gents Patent Leather Caters.
Gents Lasting and Calf Kid Oxfords
Gents Glove hid French Ties.
Gents Ane Cali Pump sole Boots.
With variety Of other styles of Caters and dress
Shoes. just opened. JOHN RAMAGE,
mayT -u a. College s4rest
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Steamboats,.
ForLouisviIIe and incinnati.

r,HE splendid steamer KATE
i FRENCH, CAFFREY, Mas HES1EAa j
er, will leave for the above .azzkzSsszzzzzs2zsass
and all Intermediate places THIS DAY at 8 O'Clock r
NJ. For freight passage apply on board or 70
JOHN II. HARRIS,
mavIO-It Agent.
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THE SCIENCE AND ART OF Chess. By ;. Neural,
b. c. l.
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THE
VS. and Practice
OF
w Fl / s T
By CGLEBS
IvoI., square. GatI caves.

vol, square. Gilt eavrs.
This little Manual OF The Law aud Practice m
Whist has been got up under the auspices OF the IA
nous Portland Club, london. ana la & morally been
accepted as law upon The Game OF Whist. u-Do,yo,t
Advertiser.
This book is the standard authority of England
where Hoy les once popular treatise has cultivated
It's usefulness ."--BostOH Daily Advertiser.
"Ihis Is love Of a little book, dressed in blue and
gold and il tells all about the intellectual me OF
Whist, and should be in the hands OF every Whist
player .'-EdsteTn Aryus
BEN. sVlVESTER's WORLDLY the Author Of ..Tbs
Heir OF Redclyne." vol lsnao.
From the Troy Times
''This is charming story, from the pen OF the au-
thor OF The Heir OF Redclyne' The book IS Meas
antly and naturally written, in that gra1.bc and
romantic style which never fails to interest those for
whose benefit and instruction il is designed,
JUST RECEIVED By
W.T.. BERRY & CO., Public sou.r.
may7-u
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The greatest satisfaction was evinced at the
result: Mr.. ROandtree being congratulated
on ali sides upon his success. The service
was presented TO him by Mrs. Worsham, the
amiable lady OF The Senior Viee-President,
upon which Mr.. Roandtree immediately
named the winner MARTHA WoRsHAx,r
which was duly announced ffom the Judges
stand by General Bradley, the President of
the Climb
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w. II. II 4 20

IA FE Also, JUST RECETVFD
The ROMANCE AND us HERO. BY the Author
OF Z" Magdalen Stafford"
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A COUNTRY RESIDENCE ron sALx.

rIsflA subscriber s3-hrs q seii In pl.er 81 \
Il Ene Gsltatia feFnplke haad, $50 mixes .4z4 Il
from Nashville fhs sfac Ne ara Isli s4ie. LII
eoafaafirs ne4Fiy Nae Acres e iands eItb
improvements, k1. stsaf one falf esred ana - cnl
tixatsn tte hAiAncr Neli Aaeberef, And uo1a s1.s
any p~r4nn dsinE husinesa ln ne cty. Eog t4fthef
IaFtcahzrx eeaure a. - Cs~ss steetof 80 the fFen
.xis-in ImllRoS.
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w. T. KERRY a CO., Public square
myb-t
Ties, Stocks and Gloves.

lust received a choice lot Of Neck Ties, Stocks
Gloves, Pocket Han, kcrchieis Suspenders Ae
embracing all the latest styles for sale by
mar2S J. A. McCIII
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PLAN OF THE CREATION, or o1HrE WORMS and
who inhabits them. BY Rev. c. L. Hequembourr.
vol.
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Charles Reade'S New Novel!
w. t. RRY & co

" LOVE ME LITTLE, LOVE ME LONG, Novel.
by Charles Reade, author Of s'Peg WonlDgtop-
" Charlie Johnston, :" &c.
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MISSES, BOYS AND CHILDREN.
Sick Babies Wanted

FINHE numerous deaths among young children
. Show that the powerful medicinc usually pres
cTibed for thcn II not suited lhcir weakly condi
ton The bert FebrifaFe in the world for ehIldrxI
from one day 20 Eve years old is the
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For Louisville

THE splendid passenger a e -
i steamer EN- PEST, H7za j
PARR Captain will leave slzASzSszzs=zzzszszz>
above on THIS DAY, the 10th inst at O'Clock
T. NJ. For freight passage apply on board or TO
maylO-It II. H. HARRISON, Agent.
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SHAKESPEARE'S
Legal Requirements Considered.

BIT JOHN, LORD CAMPBELL, LID, r R. s E.
IN Letter to J. Payne Collier, Esq., f. S. A.
/ vol limo Cloth
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Elm Graz for sale.

/ WILL sell, ON reasonable Terms, that beautiful
Il and highly impro, ed property Adjoining Franklin
aud Minerva Colleges, known as "EIE CrAs Apply
10 L. X. BARNES
febl6-u rAAlt loiel
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SUMMARY.

1-Wm. ROundtree names CHI. C. Bill Alexander
by Epsilon; dam by Glencoe; yrs: SO lbs.
colors red, white and blue: rider Josh Pryor
2-Col. John Campbell names colt by Wagner;
dem by Glencoe; A yrs; SO lbs; cOlOrs, green
aud black rider, Allen. 49,. 49,. 9
3-James jackson names br. (. by Ambassador;
dam Delta by Pram; yrs............--- pd. #.
&c W. Diilahunt names b. T. by Othello; dam
Sally, by Priam; yrs -................ pd. II.
rir,n- "a - -
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SECOND HEAT.

Betting was out of the question, and at the
signal the start was even-Wagner got the
lead at the quarter post, but on reaching the
turn Bill put OUT and cOllared him at the
distance" and challenging, passed the stand
two lengths in advance, which he kept all the
way round, despite of jockeying, whip, and
spur, winning the heat by two lengths. Time
of first mile l:5l-second mile l:59-heat
$50 The following is the
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VIM. ROundtree enters eh. T. BY Albion;
dam, kndora, by IRAN; yrs.; VI tbl., red
white aud blue, ridei, Josh PTyor.-........ l
2 John VI. Riddieberger enters Capt g.
N0ore's) ch {. 6azrile, by Albion. dam Delta,
by PTiam; yrs; 81 lbs; blue and blue; rider
Ian Small Observation-Disclosures.
J. James IA kson enters b. Z. EHie Byaum, by
Glencse; dam by Utheio,t yrs; 81 lbs; paT-
pie and purple: rider Alec ............
4. Z. BFeAthnt eaters Gould and Bythe's1 b. c.
Ran Barry, by Albion, dam by Jerry; yrs. DIR
III
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VT. KERRY & CO., Public Square
InaN1-II
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-07-20
The BLACK Republican OrganiZa'
tiOu of the Next House.

Inspector" of the New York Courier, who
is the4nost Black Republican Of all the CORES.
pondents writing from Washington, recognizes
Forney as with the Black Republican ranks
In his letter to the Courier dated July IL, he
says:
The Republicans are gaining confidence il
their ability to elect the Speaker and Clerk
Messrs. Sherman and Corwin of Ohio, and Mr.
Grow, Of Pennsylvania, are most prominent
candidates for Speaker, and Mr.. VIM. Schouler
of Massachusetts, Mr.. Underwood, Wing mem.
Der for Kentucky in the last House, and Col
Forney, of Philadelphia, are the leading compe.
titors for the Clerkship. Mr.. Schouler, from
his ability, his firm attachment to Republican
and American principles, and his popular man.
ners, perhaps stands best as a competitor fol
the nomination, but the Clerkship will be made
the subject ola compromise with reference to
the Speakership.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-07-20

AGRICULTURAL STATIsT1cs.--We are indebt-
ed to Auditor Kinsey for an abstract OF the re-
turns made BY the Assessors, showing the mum
Der of acres of grain Of various kinds sown in
the several townships OF this county in 1858
and the number Of bus. produced-also the
number oftons of hay produced. This abstract
will be interesting to farmers, showing at q
glance the productions Of each township. The
abstract also shows the number ofsheep killed
and injured by dogs in each township and their
value.
These returns show that more wheat was
raised in Shortcreek township than in any 9th
er in the county, and that the yield per acre
was greater in that township than in any other
it being about 11I bus. per acre. Short
creek also produced more corn and cats, ana
the yield per acre was greater than in any 9th
er township. In the production of Hay, Cadiz
township is ahead, and the yield per acre, a.
bout ~ tons, is also greater than in any other
! township.--Repubhcan.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-07-20

OF Important to Farmers, Farriers g. Leyery Men
BEATTY'S ARABIAN HORSE OINTMENT
is the only Medicine in use which will sfectually
cure Ringbone, SPAWN and SpIint. 1t Is not claim
cd for the Arabian Ointment, as 1t is for nearly all
! other medicines of the day, to cure all diseases
which Horse and Man are heir to, but only to cure
the above named diseases, when it is used accord.
ing to directions. Ringbone, SPAWN and Splint are
diseases of precisely a similar character, conse.
quently q medicine which will benefit or cure one,
is adapted to the other. This Ointment penetrates
the pores, reaches and converts the callous into
matter, and the diseased lump IL thus discharged
in the form Of pus or matter through the skin, with.
out removing the hair, if not put on heavier than
according 10 directions. lthas been said by those
who have used the Ointment. that it will cure the
Poll Evil and Farcy. 1t is certain, however, that
it will cure or remove any callous Jumps from a
horse, wherever located. Try it, and if, after using
it a week according to directions, you are not sat
isied as to its efficacy, return the box to the agent,
and he will refund the money.
Price. 81 90 per box. Put up in 4oz. boxes.
Manufactured and sold Wholesale by JAMES
Il. BEATTY & co.
Franklin, Knango Co., Pa.
To whom all orders must be directed.
For Sale by John Beall, Cadiz, Ohio.
TRY IT! AS THERE is NO RISK.
Feb 9-'59-6m
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Go ne Again.

The youth Lemon, who was arrested in Lam
caster county, Pennsylvania ia, for stealing a horse
in Athens township, in this county; and who
made his escape from Sheriff Woodborne at
the Cadiz Junction, and was then retaken after
$40 reward had been offered for him; made his
escape from the county Jail on last Saturday.
The Sheriff was absent, and his little girl, aged
10 or 10 years, went in to give Lennon his din
nsr, when he stepped out, and made his escape.
Lemon is not slow on escaping. AT the
Junction he was handcufed and had a very bad
cut foot, but gave the Sheriff the slip. Having
become familiar with the Jail, he concluded he
would let those interested know, that it was NO
trouble for him to escape when he wanted to.
He isa hopeful youth"
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OF MERCY
Campaign Sentinel--"Cireulate the
Documents"

As will be seen, we have issued a prospectu
for making the regular edition Of the Cadiz
Ssutinsi, during the coming campaign a "CAM'
PAIGN SENTINEL" We have put the
terms so low, there is not q man in the county
but what can take the paper. We trust every
friend Of the paper will go to work, and get ev-
cry voter in the county to became a subscriber
The time is short in which to secure subscri-
Der before we commence publishing the Cam
paign paper, and we trust our friends will go to
work immediately, and send us in large clubs
We do not care how large thsy are; we have
room enough on our books Tor at least ten tho~'
sand ne,O subscriber, for the Campaign Caaia
Democratic Sentinel. Who will send us the lar
gest club?
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HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BETTERS.

1: e44Lo
~ - a. bumon fon,;Iy 10 srtsoct ~ dieoosa
~ d;st,Irbanca If tbo bod;lv SSnct;ops hut
w;.b tba oiJ of . oood tnnic ard tba EXERCISE
rf r1sin common sense thev nav bo oblo 90 10
- pi%. 49, Srstom ~ - ac;re normonant
hnsI.L In nrdor n accomnI;sh Ills dns;rpd
nb;aa. a. ruo course 70 nprs,,o is csrtainIv
~ 1b;ob Iii nrod,,ce = natural state II
tbinns a. .bo loast h ozerd of vital strength and
life For tb;a nurnose m. Uostetter has in
troJ,ceS n tbis conntrv q nrnporation bearing
b;s noua Uh;cb ia MT . nav pedtn;ne hut one
tbot bos hoen tr;nd fnr vaors siv;po s~atisfac-
t;or n oil WIZ have ysod Is Tbo pitters
"manoto nnworfr,,n -non tho stnmanb bowslg
~ IT, rnstor;r ~p thon - = hnal,by and
S;ro-o,,s .ot;nn anS tbms hv the simnIs nro-
oosS ~ .trsnm,5an;nr natrrs arobIo tbs svs-,
~ 80 ~ tr;rranb' oror Sisosso
Tor +bo c,,ro NJ nvsnens;o Tpdioost;cr Nan.
,oa F,otulsncv gnss If ( nnet;te or onv B;lious
Comnlo;nts arising from a morbid ;naction
nf tba gto,nocb or Rowala nroducinc Cramns
nrsontory CoI;c Cbolcra Morbua. x. these
DD?.tons - va n.,ni
n;orrbooo dvsont"rv ~ Any On rsrers, liz ron.
tractcd bv now ]settleTs and caused nriucinallv
~ h 1900 - wotnr ond d,ot viii bo .ncrdiIy
ytns h "asei ~ - 20 ~. nrSnaratian
nssn"ua; y S;anoso a'b;ch 10 nrpho liz morn
r.ynTroIant IL oil ;ts rar;ous Forns thsr onv
r. - ~ 80 ~ urh;ch nnor "IroT.
I ~ n.,d ~ Snuo". ~ ~ +bn d];~astiyo
osran. 49, ~ onra5 w;tbo,t fail hg ns;nr
MTSaTnTTEp,S sTnMArH os nar
d;uaot;ons ~ ~. bottia Row tbis disease eyerv
nhns;a;an I'll, roooU"nord R;ttars ~ conc E;nd.
~ ~ WI uSs on articio known ~ he ;nfal,,
i;hIns Iu nat;ons horo tboir R;ttcrs "a y nre-
Hant;ro ~ a;saasn nd strongtbensr If Inc svs-
tsna ~ oana.oI: "a amnnH thom oil there Ia
~ sas - Loo1thn raonIa .bon
~" corn w f.ora uhor, his nrsnnrot ton snoo-
natnS hnSn5 49, 49, ao;ontiSc o1nori~oontn which
LaSo oa aJo upon tha vaii,e ~ ,b;s nrant
nrao.ret;oe T. ~ az pi sOaIo Of r,aJ;csi sc;orce
PiSpat@sAon = = e'at Tb;a t.r;n~ aDd nn"mo1
daa ~ ph n;sLS e 800 ;ts r:yansiss. rrasn ON
ths bodv Of man reducing him TO a mere sha-
dow in a short time, and rendering him ply
sically and mentally useless, can be driven
from the body by the use OF HOSTETTEKS
hENoWNED BlTIEhs. fuftner, none Oh tne
neIS~" uisoaoes . 70 10 at y 80
os mar direct;ons And az thew neither create
nausea nor offend the palate, and render I'M
necessary any change of diet or interruption
of ordinary pursuits, but promote sound sleep
and healthy digestion, the complaint is re-
moved as speedily as is consistent with the pro-
duction of a thorough and permanent cure.
suffering from an enfeebled constitution and
infrm BODY, these Bitters are invaluable as q
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6TCommon sense rules the mass Of the peo-
pie, whatever the misnamed and misanthrope
philosophers may say to the contrary. Show
them q good thing; let its merits be clearly
demonstrated, and they will not hesitate to give
it their most cordial patronage. The masses
have already ratified the judgment ola physician
concerning the virtues Of Hostetter's Bitters,
as may be seen in the immense quantities o.
this medicine that are annually sold in every
section Of the land. It is now recognized as
greatly superior to all other remedies yet deTis'
ed for diseases Of the digestive organs, such as
diarrhoea, dysentery, dyspepsia, and for the var
ious fevers that arise from arrangement ofthose
portions of the system. Hostetter's name IS
rapidly becoming a household world, from
Maine to Texas, from the shores Of the Atlantic
to the Pacific. Try the article and be satisfied
Sold by all druggists in the world.
HFSee advertisement in another column.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-07-20

R-It will be seen by the following, that the
Council of the City of Cincinnati are going or
an excursion east, over the P. @. & c. R. r.
We copy from the Gazette, of the 14th inst:
The Special Committee to whom was refer.
red the Eastern Railroad Excursion, presented
letters from Thomas A. Scott, General Super.
intendent of the Pennsylvania Central Railroad
Company, and from Mr.. Jewett, President o.
the Steubenville, Pittsburg and Cincinnati
Railroad Company, rendering to the City Coun.
Gil of Cincinnati a free excursion over theiI
roads at as early a day as convenient.
Council resolved to accept the invitation, and
fixed the 1st Of August for the Excursion.
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Commercial.
CADIz WHOLESALE MARKET

" CADrz. OHro, July 20, $50.
Four-For good superfne and Extra $6,75
@7,Oo.
Weat-90@1,05.
Groceries Sugar in hhds. 7@S; N. O.
Molasses AZ cts per gal.
Rio Cofee-11@12h; Java IL; Pepper 1Z1a
Ground Pepper 12M.
Anspce-l6; Gloves %; Soap, Rosin bar so
So; German do. *.
CASTLE Soap- Is q ;Gan nc eo lS1E Gil H.
5o@6Oc.
Rice-5Hc p ID.
Bbacco-6 Twist IL; Dewy & Anderson's
brands 3o@33.
Sugars-Crushed and PulHerized, Coverings
brand 12@13c.
Starch-8cts y b.
3O@5O.
7d$4,25.
Seeas-Timothy Seed $3.50. Clover Seed
1,00@5,5o, Flax $1,o0.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-07-20

LOTT left my bsggywhip in the right
hand corner Of the vestibule Of the Presbyteri-
an Church in Oadiz. on last Sabbath. When
services were over the whip was missing. |
should be glad ifthe person that got it would
return it to me or to James Stewards store in
Cadiz. DANIEL McILRAVY.
,July 90. 1859.
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New Firm.

G. D. Beebout has purchased the store of
John Coleman, and is selling at the old stand a
large lot of good goods at very moderate prices.
Mr.. B. has the reputation ofbeing a good bust
ness man and a fair dealer, and will, without
doubt, give good bargains to the old customers
ofthst store, and all others.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-07-20
Republican, mectimg I'm Cnaix.

The republican State Central Committee
have announced a meeting to take place in
Cadiz, on Wednesday, August "a. Hons. B.
F. Wade, John A. Bingham and B. s. Cowen
arc announced as the speakers.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-07-20

0JMrs. JANE, consort of Walter Craig, o
Greene township. was buried on last Wednes
day. She was an estimable woman, and hel
death is severely felt by her affectionate hus.
band, children and numerous relatives.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-07-20
BOOT AND SHOE SHOP!

FTIHE subscribers take this method Of informing
the public that they have entered into a CO.
partnership, for the manufacture OF
Boots, Shoes,
and all other work connected with their line of bu.
siness. They assure the public that their work W i'll
be neatly, fashionably and substantially done, and
they have determined TO 60 upon the motto Of ''liye
and let live"
All work Warranted. N
Shop corner Of Main and Warren Streets, and
lust opposite M'Fadden's Store.
MEANS e. BUTTERW ORTIZ.
Cadiz, April 81, 1859,
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Important to Females.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,
Prepared by Corneliua l. Chseseman, M. y.

Prepared by Cornelius L. Cheeseman, M. u.
NETWORK CITY
The combination Of ingredients in theee Pills are
the result of a long and extensive practice. They
are mild in their operation, certain in correcting
all Irregularities Painful transformations, removing.
all distractions, whether from cold or otherwise,
headache, pain in the side, palp atation OF the heart
disturbed sleep, which arise from interruption Of
nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES, Z
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills are invaluable, as they viii
bring on the monthly period with regularity. La
dies who have been disappointed in the use of 9th
er Pills, can place the utmost confidence in DR..
Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they represent TO
do. aH
NOTICE. sis
They should not be used during Pregnancy, as d
mis- carriage would certainly result therefrom. y
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from any
thing injurious to life or health. Explicit direcz
tions, which should be read accompany euch box.
Price 81. Sent by mail on enclosing 81 to any adi
thorized Agent, Sold by one Druggist in every
town in the United States.
K. b. HUTCHINGS.
General Agent Tor the United States.
I65 Chambers-St., Newly ork,
To whom all Wholesale orders should be addressed
Sold by John Mclean, Cadiz, Ohio.
Janl9 ly