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pain in the BREAST back and side loss Of .nimation
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90 wuH $50 S--sssAss
.s..a sst4 MFRS. WINSL LOW,
An Experienced Nurse and Female Physician
presents to The attention of mothers. her
SOOTHING SYRUP

! wv = . ~ 4 VI
For Children Teething,
Which greatly facilitates the process OF teethinr.
| ny so'tening the gums, reducing all inflammation
! will aliay ALL PAIN and spasmodic action
and is -- g-rr....E y as.. t.esF n a-fr1 y
sNre TO- Regulate she Bowels.
Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest to your
selves, and Relief and Health to yoar Infants,
! We have put up and sold this article for over
ten years, and can say, incon6dence and truth Of
II, what we have never been able to say of any 9th.
er medlclne--never has it falled in single in
stance, TO effect cure when timely used. Never
did we know single instance of dissatisfaction
by any one who used it. On the contrary, all are
delighted with it's operations, and speak IN terms
OF cDmmendatiou OF its magical effects 0nd med.
zeal virtues We speak in this matter "wllat we
DO know alter ten years experience, and pledge
our reputation Tor the fluff ilmsnt OF what we here
declare. In almost every instance where the in.
tant Il suffering from pain and exhaustion, reie
Will be iOund IN fifteen or twenty minutes after The
Syrup is administered. s..s~
This valuable preparation iB the prsseriptso0 o.
one OF the most ex?erien ced and skiIlili nurses IN
New England, and has been used with never t.il
ing success in N' N' Fl''-
25:as0 THOUSANDS or CASES
ltnot only relieves the child from pain: but In.
vigura les the stomach and bowels corrects acid.
lily, and gives tone and energy to the whole sys.
TEN. 1t will almost in SANITY relieve
Gripping in the Bowels Wind collie
anu overcome commissions, which, sif not speedily
remed'e ed, emp in death. We believe it the bcst
aud surest remedy in the world in all cases OF dys.
entery Ali Diarrh9a in children, whether IL arises
nom teethng, or from any other cause We wou
say to every mother who has child suffering
rom any OF the foregoing cemplains--do not Lei
your predJujlces, nor the prediudIces Of others
stand between you and your suffering child aid
the reliei that will be sure--yes, ABSOLUTELY
SuRE--'to follow the use OF this medicine, ii time.
ly used Full dlrections for using WIN accompany
each bottle None genuine unless the fac smile OF
CURTIS X PERhlNS, New York, is on tue out.
side wrapper "a " sE S|'-f y. vi
Sold by Druggists throag hout the wnrld.i aa \
Principal Office 10, Ceoat strGat, n. ~ Prizes OH
y NV 4 tsH,' 'aS isS5 u lEs'fT'l lsfT'l HGlAu idkGI
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OF Gov. Medary, Of Kansas, has resigned
his office. .,--.-s1 -.5 .tr a.
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0TA happy New Year to one and all o
our Patrons ~ .'r-a ..'f"
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7 01THow much hetter man feels when be
reads paper that he has paid for.s
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"NEy Cough was killing me by

"My Cough WAS killing Eae by
sa"&2 ~"a ' ImcEses,' .,..........z ,,
HUNDREDS say, '!nntil ! ueep Dr. SwAYNES,
L j COMPOUND SyRUP OF WLDCHERRY." Noremr
dy boosted as il may he can pretend to approach il
IN its wonderous ability to ease Cough, cure a
Gold, and etfectually expel all complaints of the
Throat, Breast and Lungs. Tls an invaluable
treasure toeyery invalid. E'H4 NR -
The Orig tnaTand genuine Prepn.
ration! So. r-
,e443t@ CONSUMPTION p AA'7'A' -5''
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Liver com
plant, Splitting Blood, difficulty of Breath.
s ~ ing, Pain inthe Side and Breast, 9'a .,t
s,aa aaa9 Patpitaton or dsease Of -assgs 3.
the tiaart lnhu. ail atgaus@ 81
v,sTa ar = enza, Group 3, s5 o'r
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why Labor so harsi whess AVas,i,s.Q

why Labor SO hard WhGss WA aSHtssx
l. by tie use oI winch The clvtAes eau, he washea
clt all without boiling, and with very ittle rut,
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saved, the Washing can be dane in ia w IN TIME
and the cmte are very " hlte anJ elean md lnsf
much longer; tOf ibsy ara llot worn by anbh,np
&c, 1 he Articles Used cDst-but litisAud ere yer
aesy To obtain. mail the ecelpt TO order Iostrya
paid; upon reseipI oi hy cents; three cent pos,a
stamps us good as nlIneYss Address, ,.ll 4at88 ? d
a.a Fs tatE,l DR.J I. P.CkEAGER,
j. .f-.g .s Y Baltimore. Md. j
1JH You want some thing, nice aud nseIsil, do
not miss Me Honey and wasning receipt, for Ill y
are oil claim tor them and they should be In ey
cry family.
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And the mo@i deti-
eious and delightful
cordial ever taken.
Hissiricilyn n seien
iife e. vegetable con-
pound. procured-hy The
distillstion of Roots,
Herbs and Bark Yei.
low Dock. Blood root,
Black Root. Sarsapa-
rilia Wild Cherry bark
snd DaRdelion enter
into It's composition.
The niire active rem
ediai priucinle of es ch
ingredient is thcr2uGh-
mu -
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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-12-26
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.M ODgRN COOK ERY
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BY sELsZAa ACTON.

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| 81. IlE3 Throat, Servous Debility, and i73 37a t
| ,aidiseases of the Throat Breast md 1mnos ,
! The most remarkable cures onrecord. Swayns,4
Compound Syrupof Wild Cherry cured Edward
/ fiampson, Germantown Road, opposite 4th of yjo.
lent Cough great wa sting of fesh could not stand
or lay with any comfort. Works at George Swee-
! Swayne's WAdCierry cured Mrs A Bowler
No, 1922 Melon street. Of o severe Cough paifs in
the Side and Breast five months standing. n = y
s~ayne's Wild Cherry cured Ezekiol Thomas,
Sweats, terrible Cough, Short. Bresthr-his whole
have elapsed and be Still retains bis health. ~
swsyne.s Wild Cherry cured Robert Marshal l. of
Reading, fs. OF ar aggravated Sore Throat OF sew,
eraI months standing. .,& ft y Nu|.7ss N
Swnynes, Wild Cherey cured tie wife of Mr.
| Deharl, IS East Penn street Reading, Firmly be-
lieve it saved her life She was far gone in Con.
sumption, and after its use recovered entirey-
Mr. S. S. Stepns, Druggist of Reuding, whose YER
acity no one can doubt, wiltestify to the abovA
TWO cures, as the medicine was purchased from
him. ,ay -, "a =,
Swayne's Wild Cherry cured Margaret, wife o
William A lexandcr, Middletown township, Dell
aware county, Pa, OF confirmed consumption, had
cough, Blood, Splitting, no appetite, and great de.
biity--was attended by three physicin nse AT the
time of her sieknes she lived in Norristown, Pa
and purchased the medicine of Or. Semmer whe
was our agent at that time. This was in l847
lhe very many cuIes pertormedby ,.s -.sgg,, ,,sys
ps,sa - R. SWAYNE'S firrs9
Compound SYRUP a0fpisN CHERRY
May be accounted for in, eonseqnepcc Of the great
experience he DIR Swaynel has passed through II,
connection with Hospitals, Aims Houses and the
various Medical Insttutions, where all 10 amer and
forms OF Dieeose were seen, and The different,
mode OF treotfebt ofaciced, beside Is iufy wears
oi laborious acice, winch must salisiy aIf thatl
At ISL o. sen as IhOhyi edicinys are bo1adcas III
the eswnild,by 1pefsons " no ore gtSliy iguorautot
the mliny thy may be dong having no kndwtedee
pt the effect or nludtfs dt1er af tf In, ( Nh WI ,s
CON- qoaudsd, Or tteir IrcoApaIihi iiy ID each Of Y
SSWayMe's ssf rs;spHGlil;l ~ 'aa n Pjiisa
y, sugar Contcd ~ pte t.Cs'islnesA, ueart1urn
Headacte, arising front iisorderec stomach, Nan.
sea, lnd,ges ttfn, pam in ana morbid inaclio.l III
the b. woiS Ffatt thcy ,Lots Of Appetite, Jaundice
AZ No pills seen 70 givo such universal sails!
I Prepared ouly by Dir Fl, Swpyne & Son, No a
North Seventh street, UboSe MAJ ket, rhiluds,hia
Bold by dealers IN Mediclae eyerywnnre. wv 7'''f-
oJs by N. A, HANNA, pyttodical dealer.
Agent lor Cadiz, Ohio ~ 4%'b'F HsF8'F''3 7nT'N''
May is, '60..Iyt N'
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Confirmed consllll,,nfion. d

Confirmed Consumption. ,ad /
A fen doses 'oaI also at once cdeck and
eurs the most severe Diarrhesa proceeding
from COLD IN THE BOWELS.
These medicines are prepared By DR.. C. M.
JACKSON g. Co., No. 4l8 Arek Street, Phaa-
delo4ia, Pa, and arc sold by druggists and
dealers in medicines eUerywhere, at rs oeat:
per bottle. The signstare et5G. NJ. JACKSON
agW be o" the outside scragpsr Of each bottle. s
aa n the A1manac published annaazly 5y tbs n
( proprictors, caIled EvERYDoDY's ALmASAc, 7aa
go~ ai1 find testimony and commendatory
sohces from all parts Of the country. These
hdImandcs are gi'ea array By all our agents.
, FOR sale by John Beall and John Mclean, Agents
jadiz, Ohio E. Hughes, Athens, John Ruinick,
Huntsville, A. Ju Sehreibers Moore6eId; Dufe Id
.ayder, Jefferson; j, q. Cramblett, peersyile
March, s6o-ly. "a FvEFn&
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NAkPE TING Brussels three ply, lnsrain Va.
~ milton and Rug, Tor sale cheap by
& Il aicfADDEK
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DIR. j. IT, mcLE4Ns.

Strengthening Cordial and Blood Plrifsr.
1HE sEEATE.r REMEDY Is EHE UoRLD.
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proved by nnavsis To - SS''
CONTAIN NO M1NERyf.,
! hat they cure the almost nm iversal cda.pl,ias
' DYSPEPSlV flFFFTrS
WIN unerring certainty, an1 In avery short ,jpes
ihst after nli other medicines have proved usslasi
they Telieve ~ NSeiSSs''
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LIVER COMPBATNTs. 4eag
ard rest ore the health and strength OF the sa.
SICK FEMALES

who have langaished for ycers IN helpiesS ,vsa
ness and despondency rpc,pttate wih rrelt rsnis
ity under their invigoratins operation Thsf d
gently stimulating properties That fhev rsos,,;, -
SHATTERED COWS TrU UFl3vS NtS''
however they NAV have been trias with ara ,h,,.
ed that their direct tendency is to Ienrthen lie
render u enjoyable. That operating Directly v,a,,
the poison OF disease in thn hfdoA NO., - st''
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TOM Tneni6eFs OF de WtdicaI PrOfAssioe F,jtss-s
ot public Journals, welt M wr1 Nernh9r,s n,,J Il.
ners, and Ladies ofthe dg1est rsevactgh iitv viv.
ing accounts ofextFaordirfarv ca-e, y-opsh;6s ,bs
remedies, Of which cnrca they 'i,amseives wee
EYE WITNESSES,
These rurtiss ma ba eoneulted pc,so,,ilr
r3oss who have amy doGht upon the rrb;sr, ,rS,,
evidence in tiie r1ssessoD Of Or Roback viii, Ii.
aiall umesaeccssible 70 the public, establishes "a
following 1e
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-01

ErcuSes.-While the ..hard tines
harass and pinch portion of the COM
munity, they servo as matter of con-
vonioncc to another portion. There is
scarcely any kind of meanness, avarico,
or dishonesty for which the "hard
times" arc not made responsible.
Young Glib, the billiard player, who
spends enough, in his nightly dissipa-
tons, to support comfortably a small
family, beats down his washerwoman.
and neglects to pay his tailor, in conse-1
quence of tho financial pressure
For tho same cause, Old Mugger the
millionaire, raises his rents, and dis
tresses his poor tenants. The other
day, Deacon Closefist was applied to
for assistance, in the case of widow,
who wished to raise money for tho pur-
pose of reaching her friends in Chicago.
Bless my heart = said tho Deacon
don't talk to mo of such things, these
hard times =" Tho Deacon is worth
sixty thousand dollars, and means to be
worth seventy, within the next six
months.
Thus, at the time when, of all others,
pboplo should be just and charitable,
many make the hard times an excuse
for bong hard faced and hard hearted.
This they do not only to tho world,
but to thoir own consciences.
On tho other hand, the pressure
| affords many pretext for doing what
| all should have moral courage enough
to do, without pretoxt. Extravngancies
are curtailed, and needless luxurios cut
off. People conclude that the old coat
will do well enough for these hard
times Yet oven this personal economy
is sometimes carried too far. Miss
| Spinster, who hiss accumulated tho
| handsome little pile of twenty thousand,
and has nobody to caro- for but hor-
self, sits in the evening and knits with
out II light, and with II very scanty fire;
and Old Morconairo has stopped his
weekly paper.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-01
The ShHfdrCE's Hour.

Between the dark and the daylight,
When tho night is beginning to lower,
Comes,a pause i'll tho days occupations
That is known as the Children's Hour.
/ hear in the chamber above mo
The patter of little feet,
The sound of door that is opened,
And voices soft and sweet.
From my stady ! SEQ in the lamplight,
Descending the broad hall stair,
Grave Alice and laughing Allegro,
And Edith with Golden hair.
A whisper, then silence:
Yet / know by their merry cyos
They are plotting and planning together
To take me by surprise.
A sudden rush from the stairway,
A sudden raid from the hall!
BY three doors left unguardcd
They enter my castle wall
They climb up into my turrct
Ger the arms and back Of my chair;
If ! try to escape, they surround me;
They seem to be everywhere.
They almost dcvour me with kisses,
Their arms about me cntwinc,
Till think Of the Bishop Of BinGcn
In his Mousc-Towcr on the Rhine!
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-01

n DcLighiJM Legcnd-Thoro is IL
site on which tho Tomplc Of Solomon
was erected. 1t is said to have boon
occupied in common by two brothers,
ono of whom had u family, and the other
had none. On tho evening succeeding
the harvest, tho wheat having been
gathered in separate shocks, the elder
brother said unto his vito: "My
younger brother il unable TO bear tho
burden and heat of the day; i will arise,
take off my shocks and place with his,
without his Knowledge"
Tho younger brother, being actuatod
by tho same benevolent motives, snid
within himself: "My elder brother has
a family, and l have mono will arise,
take off my shocks and place with his,
without his knowledge, and contribute
TO their support.' Judge of thor nlG-
tunl establishment whom, on the following
morning, they found their rcspoctiyo
shocks undiminished. This course Of
events transpirod for several SUCCESS
i've nights, and each resolved in his own
mind to stand guard and solve thaJoy-
stcry. They did so; when on tho fol-
lowing night, they met each other half
way between their respective shocks,
with their arms full.
Upon ground hnllowcd by such az
sociations as this was tho Temple of
Solomon orccted--so spacious add mng-
nificent-thc wonder and admiration
Of the world. Alas in those days, how
many would sooner steal their brothers
whole shock than add to it single
sheaf.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-01

Discovery Of Gigantic Human Re
mainS.-Herc is another interesting
field of research for tho scientifically
disposed:
Mr.. A. l.. jerks, of Minnesota, has
been exploring tho interior of some
mounds near Winona, and in one ofthcm
has discovered, at the depth of five or
six feet, the remains of seven or eight
human skeletons, of very largo size.
The under jaw was one inch wider than
that of any other man in that State,
(probaly by actual measurement y He
also found clam shells, pieces if ivory
or bone rings, pieces of kettles made
of earth and coarse sand. There were
at the neck of one of the skeletons teeth
two inches III length by one-half to thee
fourths of an inch in diameter, with
holes drilled into the sides, and the
ends polished, with groove around it.
Also, an arrow, five inches long by ono
and II half wide, stuck through tho back
near the backbone and one about eight
inches long stuck into the left breast.
Also, the blade ola copper hatchot, one
and half inches wide at the edge, and
two inches long. This hatchot was
found stuck in the skull of tho same
SKELETON. The mound is about two
hundred feet above the surface of the
|. Mississippi.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-01

unteer reserve; 100000 professional
troops, in Great Britain and ireland
alone 6S,OOO militia; 10000 yeomanry
cavalry and enrolled pensioners and,
at the lowest estimate, $4,000 volun-
teer rifles and artillery. That is to say,
we have at least 100000 men on shore
alone, for the defense of the two islands;
and $4,000 sailors, manning fleet of
immense power and efficiency. Judge,
then, whether the plea that we are de-
fenceless can any longer be maintained
whether there is any wGrrant for our
being afraid of France.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-01

huna,0ay Snake Fopnd-The Ana
conda which escaped from the showman's
box in the Mansion House, Troy, N. Y,
some weeks since, has been found in the
kitchen Of that hotel, in snug quarters
between the cistcrn and the heater, max
ing himself known to frightened cook by
protruding his head and running out his
,tonpue at her.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-01

a Lay .Sermon.-We believe it was
Johnny Greiner of the Columbus Cat
cite" who thus ''frees his mind to his
fellow Sinners who go to church to
hear preaching:
"4ou go to meeting we suppose just
as we do-to get good. Go in season,
be on hand when the polls open, or it
will profit you ''naryred." To go
stamping into church after ''meeting's
begun" shows q mournful amount of
hardness of heart, let alone the manners
of the thing. After praycrful medita-
lions on the subject, we have come to
the solemn conclusion that O sinner, who
is so. slowfooted that he cannot 90 to
church III due season, will not make
time in the journey to Paradise. He
will lose his connections, and get
switched off on SO some side track, and
not 9&ffn tl after the door is shut.
,Jordan is~an awful hard road to travel ;
and if you intend to get through by day
light, you must shove your boots right
ahead. Now, be on hand next Sunday
when the gong rings, Or we shall make
a motion that you be tuEned out of the
synagogue. =
Another thing daa'f chew tobacco
in prayer TIME, and spit the juice ~
over the floor to soil your wifo's silks.
Don't you do it. '-'
Keep awake while the preacher talks
to you about Salvation. 1t is bad
enough not to 90 at church at all, hut il
is heap worse to go there and SLEEP
away the precious time. The other