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These truly celebrated Pills have been in use
throughout the west for the last 90 years, aud the
thousands who have and DO use them. bear testimo
ny to their happy and permanent effects. As an
Alternative and bilious pill, they are surpassed by
none. They are the only medic'n ne that will ciiec.
til ally cure liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Jaundice,
Bilious Fever, Heartburn, Sick Headache and 8
variety OF other diseases arising from obstructlons
in the organs Of digestion.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-06-22

e-The townships Of Cadiz, Stock, Rumley'
North and Frecport were not represented at
the Flushing Republican convention on last
Wednesday by the regular delegates. They
were represented outsiders.
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Oar County Convention. and Nom'
inAag.

Oar County Conventions, aud Nom-
iuCeS.
The County Convention on last Monday was
attended by the working Democracy OF Harri-
son county--overy township In the county be-
ing fully represented. Everything passed off
~harmoaiously. Mr.. @. Patterson was nominal.
Cd for Representative; but as the honor was IN
expected to him, he respectfully declined. Mr..
D. Coultrap was then nominated. lie is one
Of the best young men in the county, gentle
mon Of education, talents and good common
sense. He would make a representative worthy
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Important to Females.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
by Cornelius j.. Cneesenaan, M. ~.
NEW WORK. CITY

Prepared BIZ Cornelius j.. Cneesenlan, M ~.
NEW.YURK CITY
The combination of ingredients in these Plls are
the result OF a long and extensive practice. They
are mild in their operation, certain in correcting
all Irregularities Painful Menstruations, removing
all distractions, whether from, cold or otherwise,
headache, pain in the side, pslp ~atation OF the heart
disturbed sleep, which arise frCm interruption u
nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES,
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills arc invaluable, as they wild
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 d.,
Chez ssH.an IS Pills doing all that they represent 10
do.
They should not be used during Pregnancy, as q
m lis carriage would certainly result therefroIn.
Warranted purely vegetable, and m Q from any.
thing injurious t. life or health. Explicit direc.
tons, which should be read. accompany euch bog.
Price 81. Sent by mail on enclosing 81 to any Az.
thorized Agent. Sold by one Druggist in evegy
town III the United States.
K. B. HUTCHINGS,
General Agent Tor the United States.
1863 Chambers-St., New.YorS.
To whom all Wholesale orders should be addressed
Sold By John Mclean, Cadiz, Ohio.
lanl9 ly
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a NiSthkGs

The death Of MIS-. Bargar, Of Washington
townSh' p, announced in last weeks Sentinel we
are pleased to say is not correct, but that she
is a fair way Of re- ovcry. We regret having
published the notice.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-06-22

HTMr. ADAM GRAHAM, departed this life on
the 18th ult., at the residence OF his brother
in law, Mr.. Samuel Gilbert, in Stock township,
Hrrrison county.
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GTIn the neighborhood of Flushing the
wheat fields look very we'll; but between Cadiz
and Flushing, there is rather a dull prospect for
wheat.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-06-22

tTWe are under obligations to Ohio's young
talented Senator, Hon. G.. E. Push, for a copy
Of the Congressional Glob, and Appendix of tho
2nd session of the 35th Congress.
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(r-Ye Republicans Of this District nominat-
ed Marshal Mccall ofCadiz as their candidate
for Senator.-&. Ua,rsviNs Republican.
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To r eaCheYs.

TO IL
TIME Board Of CLEANLINESS OF Hsrrisoug county
Ohio, Will hold a n:esting at Csdiz, on the las,
Fridav Of each Of The following months April,
Septembsr, October, and November, 1889, and
February and March, 1860, commencing AT
10 o'clock, A. NJ. on each day, for the ex-
animation OF Teachers, unGer the "act to provide
ancs of comu ,n schools, !" passed March "a, 1858
81 Order oil The Boz d,
NJ B ADAMS, Clerk.
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Democratic County Convention.

Democratic County Convention.
Pursuant to notice, the Democracy of Har-
rison county, through their delegates, met at the
Court House in CadiE, on Monday, June 20,
1883, at II A. NJ.
On motion, DANIEL McILEAvy, was called to
the chair, and S. R. Watson and G. n. Allen,
appointed Secretaries.
On motion, John Mcconnell, James Cady
and John J. Rea we're appointed a committee
on Credentials.
O'Clock, PM.
The convention met pursuant to adjournment.
The same officers present as at the morning
session.
The committee on Credentials reported the
following gentlemen present as dclegates:-
Short Greek, D. McTlravy, 7. Nicholson, W.
Calderhead.
Athens, Joseph Brown, John Mcconnell, Jno.
Dickcrson.
Greene, VIM. Croskey, Jr, s. Il. Watson, J.
Akin.
German, j. Cady, D. Kelly, s. L. Potts.
Caaiz, J. Thompson, J. J. Rea, VIM. S.
GranGell.
Aycher. A. Beatty, A. Palmer, w. Ritchey.
R4mley, o. Bishop, j. D. Anderson, r. Kim
NELL.
North, DR.. Beaded, R. NJ. VOORHEES,, c. MEDIA
~.
Fretpo,t, s. Colvin, T. Smith.
Washington, J. Stewart, N. Hehiing, S.
Stewart.
MoOrcfe9, W. Kidwell, J. kirkpatrick, j.
Lafferty.
Nottingham, D. johnson, E. S. Kennedy, c.
Rose.
Ftanklia, l.. Birney, J. Cramblett, D. S.
Couitrap.
Monroe, s.. Mcclure, N. Law, J. Lauthers.
Stock, G. W. Spikcr, R. McFaddcn, j. Nc
Combs.
Which report was adopted.
The convention then proceeded to vote viva
.oce, for candidates for the different offices,
with the following result
REPRESENTATIVES,,
DAVID S. COULTRAP, Franklin tip.
COUNTY TREASURER,
THOMAS RITCHEY, Franklin tip.
SHERIFF,
OBEDIAH SLEMMONS, Cadiz tp.
COMMISSIONER,
WILLIAM CROSKEY, Jr, Greene tp.
CORONER,
WILLIAM BEADLE, North tp.
INFIRMARY DIRECTOR.
BARCLAY JAMESON, Greene tp.
Which nominations were confirmed unanimous
iy by the Convention.
The following Central Committee we're ap-
pointed Tor the ensuing year:
Short Creek, A. Holmes,
Athens, JOAN Bethel.
Green, John S~inghaus.
German, j. Cady.
Cadiz, J. NJ. Estep.
Archer, ]. Robson.
Rumley, George Vert.
North, L. II. Custer.
Frseport. T. Smith.
Washington, N. Hefilng.
Mooorefeld, ]. Kirkpatrick.
Nottingham, E. s. Kennedy.
Franklin, D. s. Coultrap.
Monroe, II. b. Heller.
Stock, Aaron Conway.
On motion the convention adjourned,
D. McILRAvY, Chairman.
81. w4Tso"' Secretaries.
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MnCkcMZiC'S D~cDWrAtIVe Extract.
For all diseases of the blood and skin, such as
s~crofula, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Tittets, Ulcers,
Fever Sores, etc, a perfect Alternative aud vitali
zer-strengtlening and giving tone TO the muscle.
nerves and general system. Mtnutactu red and tor
sals by the proprietor, Gil Men
ap2,Iv Cleveland, 0
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''OLD DOMINION"

COFFEE POT!
rV>uE "OLD DOMINION" Is BEYOND
question, the best coffee maker ever INTRO.
duced TO tho public, aud the only one by which all
the strength and virtue OF the coffee cnn be extrac-
led by boiling, without the loss OF he aroma. For
sale ut . u II Mcf ADDENo.
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Road Receipts.

We have a lot Of road receipts printed, which
we win sell cheap. Send in your orders.
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eTHanua has the leading Magazines for
July.
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NEW AOVERTGsEMENTS
MEDIC Il NOTICE.

j. ID. WOREMAN ", WI. d.
n AS recently located in Cadiz, OHIO, whers he
IL will engage in the practice Of Medicine and
Surgery.
Once, on Market street, opposite the Court
House, where he can be found day and night, IN
less professionally engaged.
Cadiz, Ohio, June. ~, l659-tf
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE SHOP!

BOOT AND SHOE SHOP!
rcIIE subscribers take this method Of informing
the public that they have entered into u Coz
partnership, Tor the manufacture Of
Boots, Shoes,
and all other work connected with their line CT bu-
siness. They assure the public that their work i'll
be neatly, fsshionably and substantially done, and
they have determined 10 60 upon the moIto of''liVe
aud lot hive"
All Work Warranted.
Shop corner OF Main and Warren Streets, and
lust opposite M'Fadden's Store.
means u burrERWoRTH.
Codiz, April ", 1888
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Of Harrison County J!
WET KE PLEASURE aGAlN N CALL
w in your attenti n to
MANNY'S COMBINED
Reaper & Mower;

Which we otter TO the p1DllC WIN Iull CUUll'S Z
il has merits over any other machine in the world
we have made every altefa ton to procure the per-
feet working of the ma chine and can with contl-
dence place it In the hands of any farmer with a
Iull assurance that it will give entire satisfaction.
Call anc gee thein in the hands OF our agents
We would call your attention to the CL%NE-
LAND IRON MOWER, the lightest, cheupestnnd
beest mower IN Ohio, has a hinged and flexible
cutter bar. The points otexcellence ana peculiar
advantages are US follows:
In having the cutter bar hinged TO the frame,
so as TO adjust itself to the unevenne.s of the
| ground.
. The tongue being hinged in the center of evry
franc and over the axle, thereby drawing the whole
weight en- to the driving wheel.
s.. There is no weight upon the horses necks
when in operation.
d. When the machine is backed the knives cease
to vibrate.
S. There is no side draft whatever, from the fact
that the driving wheel and gearing is on one eide
of the point Of drait, and the cutter bar anu tnlVes
on the other.
6, The gearing being hung upon the wrought!
iron frame, renders 1t free from warp, TO which all
WOODEN Moving Machines are exposed,
7. I he simplicity with which The Mower is pre-
pared for operation, but two bolts being necessary
to put the machine together alter 1t leave the
shop.
g. The operator being on the opposite size OF the
machine from the knives, thereby olivia hng all
dangers from runnways or similar accidents.
9. The principle Of the frame work is entirely
new and original, and wholly unlike any other ma
chine, The durability Is eohai 10 ahy mo"er
built.
10, 1t is entirely Invested of complicated ma chi.
merry, aud is emphatically THE machine tor the Inl
lneT.
II. The opera,or cnn see at a glance every pm
bolt and burr i'll the machine.
Call on our agents or send to US for a circular
A~GENTs-Charles Patterson, Cadiz Ohioi George
T'aggart. ilopedale,
ap2t-3mpd CleVeiand'o "
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mnckrmxie's liver Pills.

usually found in a Dry Goods Store.
Cadiz Lpril l3
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Yours truly,
DONALD KENNEDY.
No. 100 Warren Street, Roxbury, Mass.
Price 81 90 per bottle.
Wholesale Agents. Geo. ii. keyser, Pittsburgh.
I'll. Logan T. Co, Wheeling; J. I. Flemming, Al.
IegheDy city.
And at Retail by John Beall und John McBear,
Cadiz, and by all respectable druggists every
where.
Feb 9, 1859. ly.
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THE ROAD

fact superior in every way TO those found in an,
other establishment in the place. My stock i
large and complete, and have still more on
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before at any establishment IN this place. Wa
in, Gentlemen; my clothing is not faded and
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but fresh and brilliant from the eastern cities; {
he late st !ashions, and
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-19

DIscoNTIEUAECE OF TIE OVERLAND MAIL SER
vICE.-The failure of Congress, Ct its late session.
to make the usual appropriations for the Post
Office Department has induced the Postmaster
General TO scrutinize the service, with a view to
discontinue all that may be dispensed with Mithout
material Injury to the public convenience. The
territorial routes between Neosha, Me-, and Albu-
querque, n. NJ, and between Kansas, Mo. and Stok-
ton, Cal, which we're let to contract last year. have
accordingly been discontinued-ths discontinuance
to take effect from the 1st day of July next For
some time past las it appears from the reports on
file in the Department. the service upon both of
these routes has been almost entirely interrupted
There is no evidence that the mails DUE on the
first route, at NeOshs in December and January last
and at Albuquerque in December, February, aud
March, ever reached their respective points Of des-
tination; or that those due, the second route at
Kansas in November and March, ever arrived. On
the first route, the mail due Albuquerque in NoVem-
Der was not received until the 1st of January fol-
lowing; and, on the second route the December and
January mails failed to arrive at Kansas until the
last day of February.
These failures have resulted from various causes,
but mostly from the presence OF hostile Indians
along the lines, who have frequently compelled the
msicarriers TO return, and in instance the car
rer was taken and the mail destroyed.
The natural result Of such Irregularities has been
the reduction of the mail matter, until the amount
for transportation has become comparatively insig
nifeant. The entire mail which left Albuquerque
for NeoshS in October last consisted Of but two LEI
tiers and q newspaper. This service may, then GER
tsinly be dispensed with, and the remaining four
territorial overland routes, including the main
route from Independence to Santa Fe, aud the 18th
route, will doubtless furnish abundant mail ia
cties for the entire public necessity RaIhiH gtOn
Constitution.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-19

There is, says the Avalanche, statute in Tennes-
which exempts a oertsin amount Of property
from execution-Whieh stays the arm Of the merci-
less and hearless creditor and compeIs him to leave
to his unfortunate debtor, his widowed wife aud
orphan children, the necessarics of life and the
means of living Over this statute the Legislature
has unlimited control. Il alter, amend, or re-
cal il at will. To this Col Netherand makes no
objection. But when it is proposed by the Demo-
cratic party to give TO this same Legislature the
power to change, modify or abolish the charters
Of private corpOratiOns-tO take from them the
privilege Of manufacturing money ad Ei5ituna-of
suspending and resuming specie payments when
they choose and of controlling the currency of the
country, he denounees the proposition as outra-
geous, despOtic and utterly intolerable. According
to this reasoning the life liberty and property Of
private individuals may be safely entrusted to the
Legislature-but it would be an outrage TO place
money kings and soulless corp OratiOns upon the
came footing l--Qud NuHe
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-19
MOST VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
EOR SAL

AN Offering for sale the House and Lot Cherry street
I now occupied by Mr. Weller.
The house very large and cOnmodous containing ever TWEEN
tv servants roOms cellars, sheds
The house good order, most Of 1t being recently rebuilt and
better adapted first class boarding house any house
in Nashville.
The lot sixty five feet front by hundred aad seven
tyve feet the house is situated the
the city.
large portion of the furniture purchased with the
If desired.
1t that hotel keeping is in this city most pro-
htabe business and any wishing engage
ton this excellent opportunity procure eligible loc.
tOn being to al the business portions of city.
For terms, SC, apply to
dec24-a A.Y, 4. LINDfLEYl
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MEM AkSIRA NdsRsYT ENTFS

ENVRAVELLERs for the North and North from the South
ern satas procure Tickets Charleston Savannah
Chattanooga, Montgomery Macon Wilmington, Knoxville,
Lynchburg, Washington, Atlanta, and Augusta Louis,
Louisville Cairo, Hickman, Columbus, Evansville Cincinnati
New Orleans, Vi urg, Paucah, smiand and Memphis via
Nashville, Tennessee.
First Railroads and Steamboats, Close connections
all points Passengers arriving Nashs e and
Chattanooga Railroad, directly without detention
Tsis the quickest and cheapest for those for the Ear
West
Regular Cairos Memphis and ST. Loufs Line
Tfs Fine steamboats, B. NJ kunyan Mnneonka Sails West
Cuha and J. @. Cline.
One Of these Boats will leave Nashville every p
Meeting at Cairo with Illinois Central Railroad
Nashville to St. Lcuis in Sixty hours
Louisville and Cincinnati Packets.
Reliance Duneth, Ella, John CAN'T and Tempest leave Nash
Vile every Thursday and Tuesday, at y o'clock, NJ
Nashville Louisville Sixty hours Cincinnati days
Regular Memphis NesV Orleans and Vicks-
burg EiDe OF Boats.
James johnson, Nashville, E. Howard Re Rover and Joseph
inc Savage One Of these Goats will leave Nashville every other
day, from Nashville Memphis A. hours Vicks
bnrg, five days; and 10 New Orleans in Seven DAYS.
leave Nashville day and the
Passenger Trains before starting.
For hrscass accommodation upon the Boats, Tickets
procured at the different points, at prices named in the annexed
Of
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-19

AMERICAN OFFICERS N THE EUROPEAN wAz.-
The Paris correspondent of tie New York Times
writes
Capt. Jerome Bonspsite, who lately returned 10
France from visit TO his parents at Baltimore has
been placed in the most dangerous service in the
army He will command in the Chasseurs d'AfriGus
body Of light cavalry, every man Of which is
mounted on Arab stallion of great speed and
endurance. This body is divided up and thrown
forward in advance Of tae army in scouting parties
and is employed in all dangerous and rapid recon
niossalee The captain, arriving at Paris ten
days ago. left imms diatsly, for Algiers t. Join his
company, from whence be will most probably land
at Genoa, on Sandman territory, which is 10 be,
on account of its proximity t. Toulon and Mar
settles, the future base of operations Of the French
army.
have been told that Major Kesrney, of New
York has entered the staff Of one Of the French
generals of division, a volunteer Major Kear-
ney it will be recollected distinguished himself in
the Mexican war in which he commanded volun-
teer cavalry company, raised and equipped entirely
at his own expense.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-19
EIkmOnf Springs.
FORMERLT KNOWN
As PRICES OF WHITES SPRINGS
Wm. Y. EDDINs, Proprietor.


Y4YHsk we'll known Springs, situated 81 miles soet1 Or k
tom Tenn, Val be ready for the reception Of visitors on The
oh OF hs manth The Pryet0r IS determined hat he
eonmodatons and conTennces Of Ibis pleasant summer resort
shall not Be excel q springs the south west Tie NJ
Alon IS hgaan healthy the atmosphere pure and ne
oeaati ana abrasive These springs AFFORD several dasrsn.
kinds Of Eaer- Chayh1te Fre1re. &C. purest
qa ses and OF healing virtues to those in quest Of hth
New ard splendid Bal aEd Dinng Rooms bulk
slno ast season. and other Improvements % ard e ID in
g Pos Otce has heen located 81 the Springs and lsiy
stage passes The Springs um Nashville cach
way Two IenPin Alleys for aiesaE gentlemen Of charge
Also Atoated IN beautiful grove disconnected from TIE Spring
oaidngs two o1er IenPin alleys aud Billiard Taucs, vita
which IS connected splendid Bar kept ty Lewis Bird, we'll
dalton Of customers
may l5-u VIZ EDDINs.
Nashville Onion Gad Asrran insert 70 he soun q $40
and send bill 70 this olice.--Ptiifstf Clfi.sH.
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Doxr USE Check REIS-The New Euglsnt
.,Corr,or - sDoa L;ro, a., fbo ,,,b;oot so-.

Farmer" speaking on the uubject, says:
''Any person whose attention has been called TO
the subject and who still persists in the use Of
light check rein, ought to have his head placed
in a similar position TO that to which he has cruel
ly subjected the horse. If were the 'Grand Sui
tan" every man who torments his horse with
check rein should hold his at right angles with
his body, for an hour at time, once in "A hours,
as long as he continues the check rein. The pracN
tice Of drawing in the heads Of team-hOrses, by
Of this Pernieous strap, is especially cruel
The horse in endeaVoring to expend his strength,
needs the free, natural use Of his head and neck
The cramping position now enforced is alike Sc
we're and injurious TO horses, and in any business
and should be eased Of till nature is ct free play"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-19

amended bill. smthe exsncs y the Central Bank o. fsunes
see as a corporation. ANGEL 4 Aces. SC. COS.
And also ind at his corpoaon crez b. the 6eth
OF the Of 1856, ch A under The corporz style o.
the Eastern Division Mining Cnpluy, with banknr poHers
and the privilege % changing its am TITLE vhseser
deemed Il necessary And have in tbs record, from the
pieaiius Of The parties sufficient svnc con
clusion did ch8nge and % business urr tn
corporate title Of the Central Bank 81 Tennessee. snsci
63l-9. Decree Affirmed WRp1aT.
A true copy. J. ?. C1.tEEi Clerk
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-19

The greatest Remedy IN the world This cordial
l. distilled from berry known Ouly to myself. and
chemically combined with q the most valuable
medicinal roots herbs and barks known toFhs mind
Of man, viz: BLOOD RooT, BLACK RoOr WIKI
CHEKET BARk, WILLOW Dock DASnELEog. SaEsaP-
ARlLLA. ELDER FL0wERs, with others. rroducisg tho
most inGii.ibe remedy for the rest0rsti1n Of hath
ever known 1t IS natures own ueucdy, curing dis-
esSe BY natural laws. Wh1n taken Its Influence i
felt coursing through ever vein o. The badF purify
ing ani aeceleratn. the Calculation &c the liad Be
Dsutralizes any bilious matter in the stomach. ard
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-19
DIR. KINGS DISPENsAKY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

lS Dr.. King, formerly ofNsE York, the isslfsu-
49, q OF louisville, Kentucky, who de-
voted his attencr the eanento f private diseases M
thirty years. fasrs himself, having attended pracce for
many years, sndcure many tus7n- be is enabled .
all diseases OF private nature, matter how lad % Be
from dudcioas mscal srsuusnt- from nedct q their
Dr. King Dspenslry No q Dsaeck rsei, tctEeen
Cherry and the square, where he ali diseases vats
nature.
GOSOEHzs cured without naueoEs medicine insrgnoa
from business
srRIcRuRns or date, ecusIy cured In
avs, by operation which pain. Where STurs
exists, health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and undermines the constitution much
SVPas with all the diseases Of the skim growing o. neg
iect or lad treatment b eGecuaiy cured Ia few lays
SKSaL WxtEE particular attention having been gwen -
has disease and all the con5eQ growing Of it. brought
in many By the destructive hsb % ncoEscra9
Youths and excessive indulgence Of thc passions neglect Of
which Will undermine the the subject anti
Tor business society, and rluug premature old age.
Females who be aborng With any diculy o. the Hob
may assured Of immediate relief.
Persons residing Abroad By Eipg and stating their win
afse enclosed, directed 20 Dr. King, No. = Dersk street
Nashville Tennessee viii have the necessary mecine
their address, with necessary deeious secrecy Observed
Once hours from O'Clock in the morning until Gin the
nsy23-d&Wly
SOUTHERN PORTARLE PLANTATION