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DENTISTRY.

zazzEzeszss ARTIFICIAL TEETH-The best
cheapest and Elost replete Dental Establish
ment in New Orleans is DR. F1ELDING'ai
AAl1I ILI 1871 Canal street.
His facilities manipulating Artificial Teeth unsurpassed
Practical in the Southern States defying conpe
requiring superior Dentistry should procure where
they rely upon the experience, skill and integrity which
Dental Science produce.
Every Artificial Tooth is of surpassing beauty which cannot
detected the very productions Of nature gradually
storing that uniformity to the features essential youth and
beauty and warranted satisfactory for escation and aricus
ton.
PAINLESS TOOTH EXTRACTOR, for readily ex.
tracing Teeth without pain supeedng anything before at
tanned by the profession, astonishing all who witness it.
All Operations in Dentistry performed with careand skill and
che8pness and utility unsurpassed by Others Unskl
fully applied Teeth enodeed and fit guaranteed at mod
crate charges At the following prices written guaranteed
campaigning each if desired and not found represented
after two months trial, their money will be returned.
Full sets Sterling Silver 90
Full finest finish gums bound. .............. 40 &C
Full sets vucaned Rubber equal gold FROM $40 to 80 o.
Fall IS gold base beautiful form so to SO
Full % carat gold base from IS TO LIS OF
The most perfect gems that can be produced.
Those requiring Artificial Teeth cordially invited to cal
and examine before engaging elsewhere
DR.. FIELDING, Dental Surgeon,
nE Canal street.
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CONFEDERATE STATES D1sTRICTl CONFEDERATE STATES
COURT, vs. SSHOoHF.F - r. ?.
District of Louisiana. No. y.
DY VIRTUE of an Admiralty warrant 70
I'd me directed the ubove entitled suit, have seized ana
taken into the oneourth part of schooner e.
JAMES her tackle apparel and furniture and boats and
admOnish the owners ana an ana
every person having TO nave
right title interest the BIS and appear before
sict Court Of the Confederate States the Dsr afore
said 10 be holden city of New Orleans or before the
THIRD MONDAY from the publication hereof 70 SHOW eas
if any they have why the sad pa" a
u prize proceeds thereof distributed areeaby TO the
prayer Of the libellants.
New Orleans May 81, 1861. = - ,,,-i,,,x,1-
Marshall G. S. of America.
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AVIS DE- MARsHAL.
NARsHA[ls MoNITIoN.
COURT

MARsHAL's MoSITIoE.
CONFEDERATE STATES D1sTKrcT1 CONFEDERATE STATES
OF AMERICA vs. SHIP
CoURT STATE OF MANI E, HER
BOATS, Etc. No. ~. In
District Of Louisiana. PRIZE:
DY VIRTUE of am Admiralty warrant.
ID directed ia the above entitled suit have sg5ed and
tackle apparel furniture and boats and do now cite and
nfmqnis the aud al and every asheF per
son or par.ons having pretending have any right title o.
interest In or 10 be and appear before lstre
Cont Of the Confederate States the District b
holden the City of New Orleans, or bstare the
MONDAY from publication hereof 70 show c4uge i an.
bey have OF can why the said ship State Of Maine her tackle
anaI and furniture and should not be condemned
lawful prize proceeds thereof distributed agFeeaby
| the prayer of the lbeiants:
| ave" G. B. BEVERLEY, 5 u
Marshal G. $. Of America.
AVIS DU MARSHAL. .'A &
| CouR DE DISTRICT pEs1 GTATs .CoNFEDEREs Dane
ErArs,cosrEDEREs. OF MAINE, SEES BAIEAUS
| 1-'- Etc, No 10. CONNIE PRISE.
| INN Va;RTU dun writ d'Anliraute mo
IA adresse dams Paae cioessus Al Saisi e prs en- me- 20
session lie nayre STATE OF MAINE YES gfeemeats ses 81
paax SEES meubes baeaux ct R dome avis antensr
au preprietae propretares ct toute antre pesoDIe
nesonLes ay ant on prGtenaht ayoiv Groit e gu
ere dit nave davoir presenter une CouT de Dlstil
de onederes pour lie District susd deTaT etre ten
en- la VILE Eougefle Orleans lie on ayHn lie IhUlslE
INDI d5ter Ia publication du prtent avis, pour Ia
yoir les rasoua sS ayaen pour esGueles lie dit nvl
State or Maine greemen apparanx ct SEES eunies
ses beaux seraient condamnes CONNIE Prise iega
ct lie produt distribute conormemebt Ia prere des detha
| deurs. -.
Nouvee- ORLEANS, lie IS de mai 1861:
ny27 Si2Od Marshal des Etas Confederes d Amerdue
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LAKE SHORE HOT Z L, ssssse
Ea:il VAUDEVILLE. A4AnN

This long established AMILY HOTEL is now open for the
Season New having been rebuilt Tor aales aa
6iIrep and the newly renovated will be pne win
the best markets and no pains spared TO render he
yness comfortable will the aim OF the proprietor.
good Livery Stable is attached to the ote ~hee can DC
had Ladies' Saddle Horses, Carriages and bugges' ~
M P In WIN 'fF B. BUrMAN.
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:. AUCTION sALEa.


IRON SAFE, COUNTERS SHELVES, ETC.
By D. e. MORPHY, .
Auctioneer.
TUESDAY, the nth inst, at IL I-Gs O'Clock
A. NJ, RtIU6 Camp atFeet, will be sold
splendid Iron Safe Counters, lot Of 5heyipgs, Desks,
Soap, Wines. etc
BIs~TERMS-Gash, iell
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srrrnE cow ptsrRIoz2 pTaAs& 5EsEI aSs, " r.
EsM VEiTU diam writ de GsrI fasiass
la pafaire procedeEaf lie
LUNDI, iHin 1861, Il hsuzes Al Nm sur les hsux
pnffque adjudication
LIE FONDs DUN MAGAsIS situs at Nc ls2 rue ST.
Charles dams District do ess S cnsistant
appares poar gaz LIE tout depose
en- pour 5s sgs55{s5.
aaisi dams Fafare ci-desus. 53.H W. .l5 ifE
CONTROVERSIES an moment spa5uGles5len.
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syrosnr JusrIcr ne PAIx. AK. SIMEON Vi JAMES co
uonr la NERS Par ordre de w,

IS
dite proprt dnyement adugee plus oant ct der
encherisseu pour le qu oart douze mos
credit acqn6reur billet securte bonnie
solvable suivant QUE la loi lexige.
lie dit acguerenr paea compliant ct deduction du
prx Indication les ais seleyant Ia de S75.
ie10 "a yl3 W. Fl. WATERS. Constable.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN N Say Slfieans 5GUSTIEE ETs MARTINI widow
49, y af William GaHTille-Np. Is, ia
WHEREAS. Nelson DSira nd has pe$1faoEaefa
wv Court for letters Of On the estate o.
the late Louise Augustine st. Martin, widow Of ilaul don
VILE deceased ntestate-
Notice II hereby may TO show
cause within days why the prayer Of the said petitioner
| should moth granted.
| BY order Of the Court. t5g5
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DEux1EuE CoUR DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION. DE LOUISE
- de Ia Noiyelle-f Orleans AUGUSTINE ST.. MARTIN,
vauve de William Gouvills--
No. Is, 2l4. f5s7F
A TTENDU que Nelson Dnra md a nfeseafes
IA ule petition d Cour neifat d'obAnif LetfleB
succession de tsue LouiSs Augustine 81
Martin, decadte ntestat- 1850
Avis par present done cea pcut
cerne dsyo edue dix iours, les iscna les
Qleles sera pas ait droit a Il dite petition.
Par ordre de La Gour. .s lf5ss ~ Z,
jelAI4 10 s u dlGtitlT.- ilennts i5Teffer:;
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sx BARNES HOTEL ,stSs
A#H MISSISSIPPI CITY MISS. ID

This establishment will opened for the accommodation of
visitors on day Of june next The entire place has
been newly fitted up and in complete order A new
Wharf and BAH have erected Attached to the
hotel is sr Room, containing choicest Wines and
Luuors also and Ten Pin Alleys after the
most approved modern styles extensive Pi'to and Rifle Gal
ierv Livery Stable provided with No. Saddle Buggy
Horses In the immediate vicinity the Telegraph
and Post Office situated.
Gentlemen wishing engage will please
address WILL AN BARNES, Thompson Barnes q
IS Common street. Orleans until the lst OF june and
thereafter, the Proprietor at Mississippi City:
WIN. BARNES. proprietor.
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ENN NEHIU DC 4MAtFe sss IL 15 Ii9
de la No1vaie Orleans dams les
II fuin 1851 tDs henres Is, Nh sur les isu
Il agsss issiies "a vents pnbgIe III adjudication de-
liz NIIS IT,, Ne PHARMAGIH coin des RUGS
des Magasins Cunnlne e pEerner District de
eette VILE nysnaie dep9se bureau pour re-
cours. n 4
Saisi dams paAaire ei-dessus. 8 Az
Z. II. PARKER
ia1nI7 " BS9srf de Parnsss d'f frleanE
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PATENT SAWED WEATHERBoARDIEG,
Both Rough Gnd Dressed, from the very best YELLo"
sn timber, for sale III lots 10 suit purchaser
at The LOWEST MARKET PRICE.
Ss19 1y STAR PLAYING MIL Nav Basin
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NOTICE TO OWNERS OF, PROP RT1

HrnTTrEE I'VE HEREBY NOTIFY OUR FklhNDS
In Throughout the South that we are closing up ou
ness in New York entirely, all communications Lo on, W
must hereafter he addressed this place where we VII
The Wholesale Hardware business at present location NO.
Magazine street. r,,,r-,.,, DporuEp G eFAvER
,. o1oorr Tuna lpfi je4 St
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of New Orleans No. 1924.
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
~ this estate and all other herein interested to
show cause within days the present notification if
they have can why presented by the Curator Of
this estate should homoogaed and approved the funds
distributed in accordance Herewith.
By order of the Court. - - - ~
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R6Ss1ERE respectfully announces to her friends saTS4
ia he nuhic generally that her house open 4tr
far HE reception visitors The nnrivaed electric medicinal
III ha pnw be enoyed perfection tho facilities fol
h have been greatly increased and muroved Her table
% viii be abundanly supplied and every attention
her exerons give satisfaction TO all who may honol
her by their patronage Being situated at pleasant driving
distance fr IN The villages Of Covnson and MandeVle, II rem
hers Tie drives to those places convenient -, .
The Ahba omnibus will be in attendance at the landing al
covnron &c convey passengers to the Springs
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BEERsnEBA SPRINGS

NltIL GRUNDY COUNTY, TENN. la4As.-
for visitors about the
18th Inst.
premises have been put in thorough repair and among
other additions S n Dining for Children, ~ .
The whole establishment is in charge of Mr. JOHN E.
UKIIL experience in this line OF business to whom
letters be addressed at the Springs
Stages will leave Trdcy City daily tor the Springs on arrival
cars be procured at McMnnve by
those Who prefer that route, myl4 i'm
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a NEW ARTICLE.
DR.. Roback's Stomach Bitters.

new and delightful Stonachic and Cctdial fo,
giving tone 10 the Stomach, and for tbs nreventa.
ton of bilious complaints incident to the Western
country Try it.
Asa morning drink to assist digestion and re.
iieve Dyspepsia, it has no equal Try it,
IN favor 1t is Sunerior to all other Bitt3rs. Tryt.
The formula Of these Bitters now 1861 the sols
property Of Dr. Roback, originated with one of tha
oldescpnd most eminent Medical Practit ioners OF
the West, and it is directly predcated npon the
wants OF Western people '''s
These Bltters derive their stimulus from the
powerful tonic nature OF the roots and hsrbs of
" hich they are composed. and as they are. by Al
laying unnatural cravings OF the stomach Directly
promouYe OF
TEMPERANCE
the present proprietor believes that In making thar.
widely 'nown the public welfare ia subserysd
1t will soon be for sale by all of Or. Robsek :.
numerous Agents, and at Hotels &c the country
over In the meantime, orders will be filled direet
from Cincinnati IN any quantity, and nj the loves,
rates. 1t Is pat up in Quart Bottles, and socrraiv
packed in one doz cases will, however, be parsas
aud sent 10 any address, il desired.
RETAIL PRICE, ST PER BOTTLE Or SIX soy Is
Principal Othce and Sales Rooms, No 6 Eas,
Fourth ST, Sd Building from Main Street, Cincin.
For sale III Harrison county by. John Bs,I,
and Mclean e. Sharp Cadiz; Thomas Green.
Freeport; Isaac Lewis, Short Creek Daniel Hoio
wav, Smyrnai A. J. Schneider Moore6eld. WV
Hartman, ltanmonds Cross Roads; Robert Gr..
ham Il son, HarrisviIle; F. IiefniQ, Tipoecanas.
Lalimer & Custer, Bowersville. John Widdoss
Fhompsons Tavern Peregoy & Mills, New Athens.
). 7 baxter, tiopedale; Mlnteer g. Welsh. New
Athens; james Montgomery, Jefferson; and by
druggists and ~ Merchants an generally thronghoa,
March III 1911 iulu4
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erTo please every one, especially during
these tin es, is more than we can expect to do.
Our position is this: This beloved country of
ours is now involved in war, and we consider
it the duty Of all good citizens TO sustain the
war lasts. When the war is over, then it will
be time enough to discuss the causes Of it,
which we shall do boldly and fearlessly. But
while it is going on, let us keep as cool as poss-
ible, and trust to God for the future.
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In these exciting times every person should
endeavor to keep ass cool as possible. There
are in every community wicked evil disposed
persons, and the present excitement gives them
ap excellent opportunity to try and niurc those
who they have spi'e or an old grudg- against.
Some Of these men-men who have been de-
nouncing all true Union men as Union savers
--are now pretending TO be great Union men,
and are anxious that the true Union men Of the
country should, as they say, show their colo,s
Well, gentlemen, when you have put up the
star spangled banner at your residence or place
of business, it will be time enough then for you
to make threats about forcing other people to
do the same, Keep cool, and don't be too fast
Try land remove the beam out Of your own
eye before you try to remove it from your
brothers," .s-
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Letchworh Birney, the Court Common Pleas
VS.. II arrison County. Ohio.
Israel Birnev ct aI ! Notice in Partition.
TSRAEL BIRNEY, Elizabeth Gle ndenninq and
i her husband William Cendennius, Debro Bart
lett and her husband Philip Bartlett, Jane Paker
and her husband George Baker, Ebenezer Birney
Oliver Birney, Isabella Moore and her husband
Samuel Moore, Rachel Bonnett and her husband
Yrntz Bonnet, also the children and heirs Of John
Birney, deceased. to wit. William Birney, Eliza,
beth Birney, Martha Brney Dnrany Brney, and
Mary Jnne Birney, wi i take notice that petition
was filed against thtm on the l7lh day OF April
1861, in he Court of Common Pleas within and foi
the county of HARRISON, Ohio. by said Letchworth
Birney and is now pending, wherein said Letch'
worth Birney demands par ution OF the following
real estate to. wit: "A part of the North East
quarter of section twenty-five (25) in Townshi r
twelve (l2l in range six t6l in the Steubenvllle
and District beginning for the boundary thereof
at a stone in the road at the North East corner Of
MIR. Snee's land thence S. roe w "a perches to o
stone in large stump; thence N. 77o w. 90 per-
ches- a beach 10 inches N. 70H " l9 links
thence N ~ Q e, rs perches, beach l6 inches
$. 4Se E "A links thence N 8eK o E. 70 perches
to the section line. while oak 30 inches 5. aS ;
w 55 links beach inches N liX w 81
links thence S. TX . w. 76 SO 100 uerches to the
beginning, containing twenty-five acres, subject
to the Dover es at OF Susan Paulson In the follow
ing part oI the ,boVe described premises, bounded
as follows to wit beginning the N1rth East cor
ner Of Mr.. snee Land. thenc s, 73h W A,44
perches-hence N. 764 W. 25,a6 perches-
thence North IN Q East 50 ptrches--thsnce 76A
H. %, ,56 perch, thence N. 73h e, 24,44 perch
es--thence ., u w. S2perches to the place Of be-
ginning containing ten acres.
Also In lots No. seventy. three l73l and seventy.
four (74) in the own oi Deersvllle in said county
And that at the nex Term Of said Court the sale
Letchworth Brney will apply tor an order that par
tition may be made OF said premises. .ss
,s LSTEP Il LEWTON,
ATTORNEYS for Demandant.
April "a IS6I-6w w f +ta
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~ Great diSsa atistactjon IS manifested at the

JGreat dissa tistacton IS manifested at the
manner in which the volunteers of this State
are fed, and the enormous prices which is paid
for it, Sixty cents day for mean grub'is out
rageous. These complaints could have all been
remedied from the start, if the right kind OF
men had been at the head of our State affairs
The war came rather unexpected on them, and
with their capacity it could not be exp cted
that everything would work right. But expe-
rience will probably teach them how to act In
the future, and that there willbe no more COM
plants about poor accommodations.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-05-01
The Close Of VOlalsaac.

The present number close; the 9th volnme
patrons for the patronage we have heretofore
s.receved; and we trust that during the coming
n olumc we shall still receive the same liberal
patronage. We will endeavor to make the
Sentinel better paper in the future, BY giving
our readers fewer advertisements and larger
amount Of reading. ...
These are exciting times and every man needs
anewspaper to keep himself posted. We shal
publish all the important war news that is
ing
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The Cadiz Guards.

The Ohio State Journal of last Monday thus
spebks of the Cadiz Military Company, which
arrived in that city on last Sunday morning:
The Cadiz Guards, from Cadiz, Harrison
county, came to camp jackson Saturday night
This company numbers los menJ ohm Cas-
tell, Cap ain; John Conwell, lst Lieutenant
Miles j. Saunders, I'd Lieutenant. This is a
fine company Of young robust men. The citi
zens OF Cadiz raised $4,500 for the benefit Of
the families ofvolunteers in this company, and
the balance Of the county will raise the amount
to $4,000. .Ie g....'E
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Volunteer Fund.

Persons who have subscribed to the Harrison
y County Volunteer Fund, are notified that the
Committee for the distribution of the fund, have
= ordered an instalment Of 20 per cent of the
amount subscribed to be paid Immediately to
= R Lyons, the Treasurer Of the Fund. The
subscribers are paying up rapidly. Let no one
be behind.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-05-01

OtFOur military company organized on Sat
urday, just before their departure, and eecte
the following commissioned officers:
Captain, John Castell, e.i i.-r sl.5l ..r.
First Lieutenant John Conwe!l
Second Lieutenant, Miles j. Saunders.
~. The Non Commissioned officers will be elect
Ned at Columbus this week.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES

- - ~ H.
| Prepared by Urneus l.. Cheeseman NJ D.
! New York City The health and life of woman
is continually in peril If she is mad enough to neg.
lect or malreat those sexual irregularities which
two thirds of her more or less subject
! DR.. CHEESEN ANS PILLS, prepared from the
same formula which the inventor Cornelius L
! Cheesem NJ. D., Of New York, has for twenty
| years used successfully in an extended private
practice immediately relieve, without pain, all dis
turbances Of the periodical discharge, whether ari
sing from relaxation or suppression. They act
like charm ia removing the pains that accompa-
ny difficult or inmoderate meDstruatIon, and are
the only sa e and reliable remedy for Flushes Sick
Headache, Pains in the LOins, Back and Sides
Pa piIaiion OF the Heart Nervous 'rremOrs, Hys-
terics, Spasms Broken sleep and other Unpleasant
and dangerous effects OF unnatural condition oil
the sexual functions In the worst cases of FluOr
Albus or Whites. they effect speedy cure.
To Wives and Matrons.-Dr. Gheescm an IS Pills
are offered the only safe means of renewing in
corrupted menstr alton, but ladies must bear in
mind that on that very account, if taken when the
interruption arises from natural causes, they will
inevitably prevent the expected 9vents, This eau.
: on is ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY for such Is
the tendency OF the Pills to restore the original
functions OF the sexual organization, that they in
evitably arrest the process Of CESSATION.
Explicit directions stPt ting when and when they
should not be used, with each hox--the price One
Dollar each Box, containing Irotn 40 TO 50 pills.
A valuable Pamphlet to be had free OF the A.
gents. Pills sent by mail promptly, by enclosing
price to General Agent Sold by Druggists gener
ally.
I.t.f. Il. B. HUTCHINGS,
General Agent Tor the United StatesN X Canada.
20 Cedar-St., New York,
Sold by Mclean & Sharp, Cadz, Ohio.
Nov. 23. 60-ly !
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New Store.

Mr.. q S. Atkinson & Co., are opening out in
Mr.. Benefits store room one Of the finest and
largest stock Of goods ever brought to the place :.
They were purchased at panic prices, and will
be sold cheaper than such goods were ever be-
fore sold In Cadiz. Advertisement next week
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GFThe amount subscribed in this county,
thus far, towards paying the expenses o! our
volunteers before they are received at Columbus,
and supporting their families daring their ab-
sence, is over $1,000. The amount will no
doubt be raised to $4,000. We shall publish
the names of the generous contributors next
week If we can obtain them. E.a
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-05-01

OJ-Hon, G, j. lngersoll, Of Philadelphia,
has invited Ex- Presidents Van Buren, Tyler
Fillmore, Pierce and Buchanan to meet in Phil
adephia or Baltimore, to endeavor 10 settle the
present difficulties, and render this country
once more prosperous. May God give them
success. ,4-4as
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The Latest New :.

The news by Mondays mail is not import
ant 1t is impossible to get correct in'orma
ton from Washington City. 1t is now believed
y mt the City has now sufficient force to guard
it. An attempt is being made 10 bring about
peace, bet we fear it will not be successful.
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See what Ayers sarsapariIia does
for DeraugeTneuis of the Liver.


SzoIT's CROSSING, Talladega Co., Ala. Auv ,5o
DR. J g. AVER, Lowell. Mass
Sir; take my pen to tell you what your Sarsa-
parila and Cathartic Pills have done for me, had
been afflicted with Liver COMPLAINT for six wears
during which was never we'll, and much of the
time very sick My liver was sore 10 the toucb.
and the Doctors said was congPsted. I suffered
from severe cOstiveness and Diarrhea alternately
Ny skin was clammy and unhealthy: my ewes and
skin often yellow. Occasionally had voraciors
appetite, but generally none at all. A dreadful
sensation OF sickIsss alt over kept Inc in anguish.
You cannot know how much suffered from an in
descTibable feeling o. distress. The ong continu.
anee OF this condition, without relief, had worn
me out so that never expected 10 be better, but
reading in the Christian Advocate, OF your Sarsa.
parilli, eommnuceJ taking it with occasional
small doses OF your Pills. to regulate the bowels as
you direct From the first it had m re effect upon
my disorder than supposed anything could have.
lregained my health rapidly and now after eleven
weeks, ENJOY as good health and strength as any
other man May the dispenser at al gnod',
shower blessings Oh You JoHN w, Srarr.
:, Prepared by DR., J. c, AYER& Co, Lowell,
Mass
March g. ls6I-3m