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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-09-25
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Death has again entered the family Of Obe
diah and Mary A, Miller, and taken from their
embrace anotherchild, WnRER, aged four years
and nioe months. He was a child OF more
than ordinary intellect, and being the youngest
Of a large family was the pet Of the household;
and bid lair to be the solace Of his parents in
their declining years! But death, which loves
ashining mark, claimed him for his prey
With sorrowing hearts his friends consigned
him to the silent grave, and as believers in D-
vine revelation, they comiorted themselves with
the thought that Athough he die, yet shall he
live again,nA M .... as., tg
: 4gs'1 fove9to think that ga ch tie that parts M
W. Atthe touch Of the sp, pliers hand s&
ls gathered up aad shall gladden. our hearts,
When we meet in The spirit land .a
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-09-25
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~ q - IIU..fI ~ n
A compound remedy, designed TO Be the most
effectual .llssratirs that esa. be made. IL is
concentrated extract OF Para SarsapaEilla,
% combined with other substances of sfili
greater alfcrative power as 70 afford an efitc-
: tise gItfdote for the diseases sarsspasills d
reputed TO cure u is believed that such q
remedy is wplted by those who suffer From
, StIumous e0mplatltst and that one which will
accomplish theiT elFe, must prove OF fpnense
service to iSlarge class Of our afflicted Nllow1
citizens. How completely this compound will
do i has been proven by experiment on many
OF the wOrs, cases to be Found of the following
complnints;-- m
ScRoFuLA AND ScRoFvLocs .eos1nErfyrs,
EKuPTloSs And BWurTiyB DISEASES. UlcERs,
PIMrLEs,- BLOrcHES TrNOhs, SAIR RuRuM
ScALp HgAp. SYyHttts AN Sxpu,IsT,e AZ,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-09-25
TO Our p;,tre,,s.

..... We have a large sum Of money to pay against
Che 10th OF October next As large number
OF our patrons will either be in town At the time
of the coming Fair, or will have an opportunity
siof sending we should consider onrseif under
great sobligstionsyto them, if ,heyswould either
send Or bring to US at Or before the tine y men
- toned above, what they owe us, or at least a
81 part oft In these iiines'it is very had work
e. toapublish paper--the advertising and job
patronage amounting to but little and we have
TO depend almost entirely on our newspaper sub
" scriptions. Our subscribers will see. the me-
ssacessi,y of being prompt Patrons, let rot this
srSalt TO you be in vain. Call in and see u.s.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-09-25

A07-The Story that the 'Jo,snat started and
the Courier disseminated that Mr.. Jewett had
sent his resignation to the Democratic State
Central Committee, has not the least fouuda-
/ tion. The lie was made Of whole cloth to gain
a temporary blow, to coun eract che effect Of
their refusingto let pot metal DaSy discuss his
rlatform with Mr.. Jewett. See the cores
lpondenee in another column. Zaaesuille Aaro--
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-09-25
mAYvR's pROULAMATION.

WHERr4s, the President Of the United
States has recommended THURSDAY, the
26th day Of September as IA day Of public hu-
utilization, fasting and prayer. to be observed by
the people Of the United States with religious
solemniiIes, and the offering of ervant suppli-
cations to Almighty God for the safety and vel
fare Of these States; His blessin on their arms
and speedy restoration Of pcace;" Therefore, i.
j IrSSE II. McMApH, Mayor Of the Village of
Oadiz do earnestly recommend to the people of
this village that all business houses be closed.
and that we refrain from our ordinary pursuits.
and that, according to our several creeds and
modes OF worship, we do keep and observe tn t
day, In order that our prayers may unite with
the prayers of the Union loving people of all
the States. for guidance by the Supreme Ruler
Of Nations. t. the end that law and order and
peace may be re established, and the blessings
OF cviIand religious liberty liberty secured and
perpetua'ed throughout the wide extent of our
country. N
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
hand AID affixed my official seal at Cadiz, this
23d day Of September, d. 1861. 4 Z.
--s. sv JESSE Ii. McMATH.
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.sThimlxizs. Clubs

During the federal tyranny Of old John A.
damsin 1898 and 1893 when men were arres
ted for being Democrats and newspapers were
pressed, the patriots Of that day formed ''think.
ing Clubs" BY thinking and voting in 1900
Jefferson was elected and the British federal
tyranny Of Adams. ,cyerthrown. Thus may i
ever be-. \ May America ever be preserved as
the happy residence Of constitutional liberty.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-09-25
Gov. Tod.

I "A few years ago Tod had bill introduced
into the Legislature making II a Penitentiary
offence for workmen- to combine together or
strike for higher wages. Such man is Of the
right principle TO run at the head of the Adolf.
ton ticket for their Governor .r.
Ii Tod does not get negroes set free and
brought to Ohio to underworld the laboring
white men, he is willing to put the State OF
Ohio under protection Of the British Queen,
l8lndercertan contingencies.
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gacob Cr:.bb Il CO

Have just received from, Philadelphia, one o
" the finest, cheapest and best assortmants o
Ready Made Clothing, Piece, and Gentlelhen's S
Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, &c4eyar brout
to This county Mr., Csgwasg an. Philadelphia
last week and made purchases At Hpaacs pri
u ces.p and will sell forcash only. His goods are
cheaper than such articles were ever before sold
" in Harrison Comfy 2slt4s sqsi7's sii ts, tts
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. aGETWe regret to learn that little daughter
and the only child OF Robert and Clarissa Fife,
of Greene township, was scalded aud died on
last Friday, after suffering severe pain for sew
eral days. se' ta'.t'Rfs 2@
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-09-25
100 VOLUNTEERS WANTED.

Adjutant- Genera, Buckingham has authori
zed another company of 100 men to be raised
in Harrison County. For this purpose Re-
cruitiug Office has been openrd at J. II. Nc
Maths Law Office, where all able bodied pstri-
otic men 10 Harrison County, between the ages
OF Is and 45, are requested to come forward
and volunteer Immediately. All volunteers will
be provisioned as soon as enlisted Young men
OF Harrison, here is an opportunity to serve
your country. Let it not be said that our
Icaantyis behind other smaller counties in de-
lending the Constitution and the Union.
500 Bounty and Sl9 per month, besides
clothing. medical attendance and Subsistence is
given 10 all volunteers by the Government. .a
y-s--. DE. BARRETT,
t,-~ j. s. McBEAN,
rsts M Recruiting Officers.
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Harrison County Three Months
Volunteers. r'

Those volunteers who belonged to Captain
Gasteil's Company and were sent home from
Camp Dennison can obtain their discharges
from the service, by calling soon at the SenG
ael Office. The friends Of those volunteers who
were sent home at that time. but re -yolun-
eered for the three years, will please send and
get theirs. ''
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-09-25
Attend the County Fair.

0ryThe meeting at, Hopedale on last Friday
night was well attended. DR.. Ramsey presided
Mr. Domaine opened the meeting with few
well timed remarks, after which j H. S
Trainer, Esq, Of ofSteubenville, delivered an ex
cellent speech. .a-a sas7 e gr-rr9.se4s - fJe
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-09-25
Y Attend the County Fair.
Ersnif lNreaS. Pl.aiAts, &c.

See the advertisement of Hussey's Nursery,
&c, at Mt Pleasant. We have seen speci
ms1'S of some of their Plants, Boqaets, NC and
never saw .hemequallsd, Wbgatever he sell'
sis No. 4 article, as all will testify who make
latheis purchases OF him. ssa hstfsls'sa.
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qsaa sIuorder 20 splaee the (adix Democratic SEN
sas tsnSi the hands of all Democrats and other
sais Union lowing men in HARRISON County, during
N, the present campaign, which will be in many
a respects the most important, polpica CON test
,sg ever engsgedin by the people Of 0biolwe pro.
ssposc to furnish the Cadiz Sentinel to subscribers
ef until the FIRST o NoUeasber, Tor the low price d
,5saasaa sTNENTY-FANE4 CENTS
y 60 each subscriber, cash IL utlcance, Every man
who desires TO be posted on the political issues
of the day, as well as the news of the times
IN shond send in his name as subscriber to the
.g Sentinel. Let every lover of his country and
her institutions constitute himself an agent and
aid us in circulating the documents and dssen-
sseinating correct information among the people
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-09-25
4 n u III Whyis n FE 4

81 Can any Cnetellwhy it is that we never see
ia print a4speech from prominent Republican,
in theipapers of that party advocating the
cause ofths, Unionyr Their papers are filed
with speeches and extracts from promihet dem,
'ocrats, but not q word from prominent, Republi. .
cans. Why isitg Are the leaders OF the Re.
publican party not good Union men? lfthey
are why is it that they do not make good Uni
ten speeches3 Whocanteil? 'Eg gsE8'E{2fs
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R..,,..p,,h.,

That the election for State and County officers
comes off on next Tuesday week. Let every
man do his duty. e,.atrt y,
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Samuel Slemmons is selling off his summer
stock Of Boots, Caters. Women's Pumps, &c
at cost. Now is your time to secure bargains
2 There has been some skirmishing in
Missouri Outing the past week. 's
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narSpeakiny of ttes. Union ,1irket. in tha

Speakpgof the Union ticket, in tba,
State, the New York Tribune truly remarks:
Every new and popular movement in poll
tics naturally attracts to its support the deJris
Of all wrecked and iadcd party organizations.
1t il a'peol Of Bothesda, into which all the po
liticaliy halt and manned, the paisied and ihe
crippled, hasten 70 plunge, in thehops OF being
healed of their ipfrmilies."s @sqdsl l1arg :
h. This was shownn the Know Nothing move.
ment, which "went up like a rocket, and came
down like stick" because Of the dishonesty
and corruption which was brought into the
movement by the old hacks, who rushed into
it from all former parties. How they did tom.
ahawk each other when they found that nearly
everybodyin the party had come an for Office oi
for spoils! ,,as,..5 Il. +. } ,soi7.s.a. .{grE
+ VI The above is from the Pittsburg Dispatch
THE leading Republican paper Of Western Penn
sylvAnia. 1satsg i;ih ~ a.sa 81 80 5'9
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-09-25

Entries FOR the Fair are already being made
From present indications every departmentwill
be full. "a tas.s,.,,. - "a
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-09-25

h Come to ths Harrison County Fair, oninext
Wednesday Thursday and Friday. October 2
3 and4, 1851 S,i asj .sE ~}H RI NJ
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ORA number OF soldiers were killed ant
wounded BY The falling q briage on the Obi
and Mississippi H. b. They weretrom Illinois
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-09-25
The Fair next week promises 10 surpass all
former Exhibitions. Come and see. -

6Trhe Hon. j. Scott Harrison is very gen.
orally talked of as acandidate for the Office OF
coupty Treasurer. 1t would be 9 popular nom
nation Gin. Gazette.
rAh ha!athat accounts for the milk in The
cocoanat! We suppose if Mr.. Harrison Is e.
lected, he,wih begcandid enough to admit that
his nomination by the Democracy for Lieuten,
ant Governor, has been of service to him, al
leastas trading capital Statesman. :
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-09-25
IeWeify, &c.l

Remember that tbess Fair comes off next
week, and before IL IS too late 60 TO Barrett's
snd set i nice article Of Jewafy to helpiy
appearance. a He sslIs cheaper than ever.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-09-25
'T,0w.tihia. Clerk.

The Trustees of Cadiz Township have ap-
Ipointed Jesse Arnold, Township Clark for this
township, in place Of Capt. y. Cunningham, re-
signed. - 5f 'f ~.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-09-25

! ~s - $50 Company II, l3th Ohio Reg.
3ft31Cl IF3& BH FL z Sutton, v.
Care Of Capt. Gastell.
Fer Capt. cunhingham's company, direct
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rod amd Jewett o., the Umion. .

Last spring when Mr.. Russell, the correspon-
dent ofthe London Times, in one OF his letters
stated that many South Carolinians expressed
themselves 'ratler than consent to a re unio,,
10Th the Federal Government they aoouM have
The Prince Of Wales become their ruler" it was
thought to be an attrocious sentiment by every
person in the North, and all denounced it in
proper terms, yet but six months have elapsed
when the so called Union candidate for Govern
or of Ohio Col. David Tod, makes equally as
as infamous declaration. In his, letter of ac-
ceptance he says: ra. za ta
81 would exhaust every means in our pow
er first ere yielding, then in order that we
might have our rights protected and our liber-
ties preserved in some degree approaching the
perfection Of our hitherto free government, l
.couM consent to be taken uaden the projection of
our once so called Mother Country, or of ang oh
er po,oer capable of MAINTAINING for s Me respsct
Of the nations Of The Globe" ss r. ..ls "a
II it was tieasenablc for South Carolinians to
seek the protection the Prince Of Wales rath-
er than unite with the Federal Government,
is it not equally so for Col. Tod to favor such
an idea? No man, who loves the Union--fay-
ors the restoration Of the government and
seeks to bring about peace and dfraternal selling
can desire to be taken under the protection OF
Great Britain. There are no circumstances
that would induce the majority OF the American
people to consent to such an Infamous PROPOSE
ton. es F" Nf ~ = = - - ~
But Mr.. Jewett, the gallant leader Of the
Democratic party talks quite different in re
gardtto the policy that should be pursued. In.
his letter Of accep ance be says: :.
.UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES WOULD
I ISUBMIT TO A DISSOLUTION OF TIE
UNION, OR CONSIDER TERMS OF SEP
ARA Tt0N."' Q ~ 9'o 'ifa . ''' r Z 4
Democrats and Republicans, compare the
sentiments Of the two candidates, and then de-
eide which is the best Union man, and which
would go the furthest to maintain the govern i
nent. Mr. Tod rather than consent to a fair
and equitable compromise would consent to be
taken under the protection Of the Mother Couh-
try.n Mr. Jewett would compromise with the
loyal men of the South but would offer no
terms for traitors, and under no circumstances
would he submit TO dissolution OF the Union.
or consider terms of separation. Weigh well
the difference betweenthe patriotic sentiments
of Mr.. Jewett and the ridiculous and anti Re-
publican declarations of Col Tod. - Democrat.
r. Il &
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+. GEoEGE - WILSON MILLS.

}ea w CADIZ, ONO;
M NUF ACpUftE and have constantly for sale
lNl al our Warehouse, near lhe Depot, Double
Extra Family and Extra SUPER FLOUR from
good soulri Wheat Our Flour is w arranted
Fresh Ground and OF the very best qualify Corn
meal. Mill Feed and Bran sold at low figures in
quantities to suirpufchasers.
Custom Work done with dispatch, and satisfac-
ton warranted. GEORGE u WILSON Z
April ~, 20
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Attend the County Fair.
!. NJ A r RR.[T y

On the 10Th inst, by Rev, j. s. McCready,
Mr.. ABRAM ELY, OF Coshocton county and Miss
ELlzA JANE SHIvERs, Of Harrison county.
On the 17th inst, by Rev. VIM. M. Grimes,
Mr.. SAMUEL BECKETT, of Pa, to LOUISA Hoss,
ofsthis county.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-09-25
Catiix Corr,s,anics.

Persons wishing to send letters or papers to
either Of the Cadiz companies will direct them
thus; For Capt. Castelrs company direct.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-09-25

O1rDr. JOHN MARKLE, an old citizen Q
Franklin, in this county, died very suddenly 81
the llths inst Hehsds been called to see alpa
tient, and died white administering to The want
OF this patentlsla
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-09-25

, % 7ETCKCtS Tor The FAIR.
. Go 70 the Treasurer, g. B. Barrett, and get
Your Family Ticket before the Fair commences
This will save trouble. s% ~. !
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-09-25

4 '0e5- Mr.. HUGH 'BIRNEY, an old and much res
Fpected citizen Of Greene township, in this coun-
ty was barried last Sunday; 1g- "a ag an ~
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-09-25

Democratic Union Tickets.
1.-THE Tickets for this county viii be printed
and ready for distribution any time after next
Wednesday. Call on the Secretary Of the Cen.
Itral Committee, N. "A. Hanna Esq, and get
then. e aa& ~" 'o 9'aRi4'2 h4' p p
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Care Of Capt. Cunningham.

}eaHo gsa - Company b. 30th Ohio Reg. (
! h1s sasg,ni sl1f .s9ttfHH s4.5r3 sutton va
! Co.o ss...z sly
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t> Come to, the Fair and see the best military
Eparadcs sthatsha ever been seen in the coanty
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BUCKEYE" & BUCKEYE Jr. !,

ub foI the preference heretofore given
l. these Harvesters, we take pleasure in sta
ting to the Farmers Of Jefferson, Harrison and
Belmont counties, that VIZ now prepared TO fur Z.
nish all who may want them TAT manufacturers
pricesl on short notice ,
Conditionsof Sale.-Take the Maetibe without
pay 1t not entirely satisfactory retur, III if sata
isfactory Cash, or one-haf cash and balance in
note due Dec. lst. 1861. IS IS 80 -
10 these machines awarded the first premI. q
ums It the Belmont and Harrison county fairs tthe
statement Of other agenrs to the go ltrary tlotwith
standing0 should any person doubt this statement;
we refer you to the reports, or the Secretaries of
The Agricultural Societies, Comparison solicited
Competition Dtfied!
: ioider early to avoid disappointment. Price of
Buckeye, Jr., $50 cash ,zssrs-ts . s.g-s# al,
GEORGE & WILSON, Agents. 4
June 49, 1861 1HE tat aa5F Y 5E 80! 776E
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Ifany man in the County stays away from
the Fair, we shall have to set him down sick
or publish him dead.
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REYNoLDSBURG, FRANKLIN Co., OHlu,
9 Ianttnry a 1851 H.

r.. af~ January 9, 1861 a.
HENRY G.. SPALDING,
No. 4S Cedar ST., N. Y.
za Dear Sir:
Incosed find twenty five cents, tq5O for W hich
send box OF Cephal'c Pills. Send to address of
Rev. VIM c. Filler, Reyn0ldsbur gh, Franklin CO.,
Ohio
Your Pills work like chatm--cure Headache
almost instanter. &GE4AG
st Truly yours,
tg ..s...t,# W. G. FILLER
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YPsiLANTI, Mich, Jan. IA, 1861.
Mr., SPALDING. - 4&E
SIR . FttE#
Not long since sent to you for box OF Crphalic
Pills for the cure oil the Nervous Headache and Cos
tiveness. and received the same, and they had sc
good an effect that was induced to send Tor more
Please send by return mail. Direct TO
A. K. WHEELER,
..- .,. Ypsilanti, Mich.
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From the Examiner. Norfolk. Vaes.g#
Cephalie Pills accomplish the object for which
whey were uuade, viz Cure ofheadache in all it.
ormS. aHa -,.. e.l b. elr
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ss Come toithe County Fair. va, ''!@ q
Come. to the Couoty Fairs y,~T
Come to the County Fair. I " .,,,.
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s ! advise every one who has Cough or husky
voice or bad ireath, or anv difficulty of the
throat to geta package Of my Throat ConIecr lions
they will relieve you instantly, and you will a.
gree With me that "they 60 right to the spot ~
You viii lind them very usen and while travel :
ling or attending puoic meetings for sriIling your
eopghor ailaying your thirst. II you try one
package un safe in saying that you will ever al.
terwards consider them indispensable You will
find them at the druggists and Dealers in Medi-
cineS, ra '.
PRICE TWENTY. FIVE CENTS.
My signature is on each package. All others
are counterfeit
package will be sent by mail, prepaid, on re-
ceiptOt Thirty Cents. ..s ... ..
Address,
HENRY c. SPALDING,
No. As Cedar Street, New York.
aaP6l LA
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Falnsir sr,i:lrrlei.

ess The quarrel nowsfgoing on between the
President, his Cabinet, the Blair family, and
ssGsn. Fremont about Fremont's Proclamation,
is.doipg the country more injury in the way oI
getting up volunteer companies, than all the as
saults from secession gnns. The sooner It is
stopped, the better Il WILDE for .heleopntry.
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From the Democrat, st. Cloud, MINI.
lfyou are. or hav, been troubled with the head
ache, send for box, tCephaIic Pills.) sothat you
may have them III ease Of an attack.4
From the Advertiser, Providence. r. |.
The Cephalic Pills are said to be remarkably
effective remedy for the headache. and ono Of the
very best tor that very frequent complaint which
has ever been discovered.
From The Western r. r, Gszstte, Chicago, H. \
We heartily endorse Mr.. Spalding, and his anri-
vailed Cephalic Pills, , "a. a ,tI
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ss' ss1, 5i CAUTION. "a +. sl,'. s'
As certain unprincipIed persons are attempting
TO palm off on the uspecting pubIic, limitations
persons 10 examine before purchasing, and SEQ
that the full naine, %&
..' Ry SPALDlNG'S PREPARED GLUE,-Sa
is on the outside wrapper, all Others are swind.
ling counierteits tgt5s aWa p&rs%s3ES
Nov 2l 1860 ly
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STOP YOUR coUdHl

They relieve a cough instantly.
They clear the throat.
They give strength TO the voice
They are delightful to the taste
They made OF simple herbs and cannot harm
any one
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BY the use OF these Pills the periodic nttnckf ol
Nervous or Sick Headache may be prevented and
,ainad " M ''0' p"''' anu s''' HESS VIII oe 90
irhea s.lao,, f.;l =, .o.,o,,;,,. 49, M.
Head,cbe ~, ,.hinh fa,,nI"s Srn 'nI rauSea uno
Tbev net oentIv n"nn ,he ho,vaIs suseo'. 'e,oa, 49,.
tivenoss s'"'' 'P0'' ''o 'o"oie' 'o"'o'ihs Gus
Ear i,e.,rv Mon S,rdont.
and ali nersovs of asdon,arv L,t;,s ,eo'
toae and yigor to the digestive organs and restos
ring the natural elasticity and Strength of the
whole system. 80 - =, -
The CEPHALIT PILLS are the resuit of lono
investigation and carefully conducted experimer IS
having been In use manv years dnring which ,;me
they have prevented and relieved n vast amnpnt
of pain and suffering from Headache, whether
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