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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-04-27
ezuxrrY AND NreLEcr.-L.s, week.

CRUELTY AND NEeLEcr.-Last week,
a little boy by the name of John
Crane, ran away from his widowed
mother, near Cadiz, Ohio, and euga-
ged himself as servant TO an army Of
6cer at Wheeling. On last Thursday
he fell through the hatehway Of q
steamer and vas severely injured
His employer put him OF the landing
at Wheeling, and having no acquain-
~tances there, he laid all night on the
wharf without any shelter. The next
day he was taken to the hospital, where
he died.-tColumbus Journal.
BG-Thc above, which we publish
ed last week, is more fully and salts
factorily explained by the following,
which we clip from last weeks Repub,
lican:
A CASE OF ALLEGED CRUELTY
AND NEGLEcT.-One day last week a
little boy named John Cave, who ran
away from his widowed mother near
Cadiz, Ohio, and engaged himself as
servant to an army officer, fell through
the hatchway of a steamer receiving
severe internal injuries. His employ
err put him off at the landing, and hav-
ing no acquaintance here, it is said
that he laid on the wharf without
shelter during the night succeeding his
arrival. Next day he was taken to
the hospital at the Antheneum and on
Saturday last he died. Some chari-
table person here wrote to the boys
m,ther some days ago but she did not
arrive until Sunday and then only to
find that her boy was no more. The
funeral took place on Sunday after,
noon from the Antheneum and the re.
mains were inferred in the Peninsula
Cemetery. We understand that a COL
is to be taken up for the ben
eft of the mother, who is represented
to be a very poor and every way wor-
thy of all that may be done for her.
Wheeling Intelligencer, 18th inst.
The widowed mother Of the unfor-
tunate boy whose death is chronicled
in the above, has resided in this neigh
Dorhood for many years. She is an
I'D lady, and seems much born down
~ sorrow, care and the weight of
FEARS, almost to the shadows Of the
grave, and the sad fate Of her son has
added still greater sorrow to her lot.
She has, we believe, three sons in the
'rmy at this time, and our people here
hould extend to her that sympathy
nd comfort by which the greatest
orrows Of life are softened and allie
and should see to it that she
.oes not suffer from want.--lCsdiz
Republican.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-04-27

CALLING OUT THE MILITIA in
tel'igsncc was received in this city on yes
te,dsy, in effect that the Independent Malta
who have been ordered to bs in complete
readiness for ffsld duty on ths lst instant
Will be required to 6, into Kentucky, and
there meet General Buck ,er. Breckenridge
and Morgan; the two 'ormer with infantry,
and the latter with cavalry. I. is known
that these Ooniedrate Generals are to make
q rsid into kentucky on q gigan tic scale, and
IS it u determined not to withdraw any o.
the volunteer iorcss from the front 10 drive
them back. the tas is TO be entrusted TO the
militias Cincinnati will raise about 5000.
and they are slready procuring their eoa,o,
ments, fixing their arms, and securing am
muuition for the conflict. Active duty on Ia,
tented Geld. instead Of pleasure seeking a.
watering springs and the Lake shore, will
be q refreshing change to many OF our young
men who do not relish the undertaking.
- Gin. Enc. Aprii %.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-04-27
RadicnI CONSTITUENTS on Grnnt.

The rsdi ais continue to clear the track
for the down all ri Gen Grant. a n Nc
Clellsn. The Me,p Nation, Of this week
SAYS:
Grant continues to strip the United Stste'
for the benefit Of the army Of the Potomac
Regiments OF siege artillery, fourteen hun
dred to twenty our hundred men strong
have been withdrawn from tho defenses o
Washington and the north. AMI sent to the
banks Of the Rspidan Regiments continue
to arrive b. rail AMI road from the Jour points
Of the compass, AMI new camps are spring
ing up every WHARF. The M'ee hundred thou
sand men and sig hundred pieces of artillery.
the fantastic object of McC2ellln's dreams. are
9, dnted TO his new idol Will he make
better use OF them than Mcclellan made O
his two hundred thousand? We would not
bet five cents one way or the other. Great
battalions do not make great victories From
the period when the mountsin in labor bro't
forth a mouse; .ince tho army OF Xe, xes,
which melted awav like snow N the sun, or
that under Mcclellan, which vanished like q
dream in the Peninsula, history proves that.
beyond fly thousand men,, any numerical
disproportion may be compensated bv the
talent OF the Commander in chief and tho
yalor OF his soldiers. We do not doubt the
valor Of our soldiers, but u Unfortunate ely Meth
er have we any doubts OF the military science
Of our generals I!
The Mutton f. rther f,unts the folio wing:
account Current btveea the Lieutenant Gen
era. and the United States.
Dr.. w.. ... ca.
To Thomas's failure, By the capture OF
Sherman's failure, Fort dc Russy.
Smiths failure,
The Paducsh disaster. H
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ACCIDENT on THE RAILRoAD.--A

ACCIDENT on THE RAILRoAD.-An
accident occurred on the s. 81. r
H., near Miller's station, which result
ed fatally to one person, and severely
injuring two others. We are Informed
that the cause of the accident was a
defective ear in the construction train,
which broke down while the train was
in motion, precipitating the ties with
which it was loaded on the u~nfortu-
nate men. The person killed was a
gentleman named John French. The
names Of the wounded we have not
learned.
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s@sNWe are always glad to g il

E@- We are always glad to see i'm
.provements going on about town, but
especially such as 6. B. Barrett IS
making in the appearance and style Of
his Jewslry establishment on Market
street. Bash HIS always kept q
fancy kini Of a store, in fact he is a
fancy kind of o man, but the improve
mont in the looks Of his room is 50
great that we are led to exclaim in the
lanfuage Of one Of old: "Behold, old
things have passed. away, and all
things as far as "Bush" is concern
ed, at least, "have become new" The
workmanship of this excellent im-
provement was performed by Mr..
Thomas McCreary, who is one of our
best mechanics, and the Job certainly
reflects credit upon him as a workman.
Republican.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-04-27

@The papers in Pennsylvania have CIV
en- q wids circulation to The story Of Jennie
wade, the heroine o. Gettysburg" who
was killed while attending the wouni lei on
the battlefield. Poems bavs been written.
romances commenced, songs composed, and
it was even proposed to erect a monument
in her honor; but it is now discovered thai
Jennie Wade was q Democrat, and the ABB
lition papers are out in opposition to any
further tribute to, or eulogy upon her mems
DRY. In this characteristic business Forney'd
Press is conspicuous.
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nsS-We have received .. note from


! re- We have received .. note from
. subscriber in Washington township,
n which he expresses the opinion that
she battle near Rossville, Ga, parti.
'cipatedin by the 98th, 18th, 121st,
snd 10ath Ohio regiments and the 18th
Illinois, tbs particulars Of which were
given in q letter published in this pa
Dor Of the 9Th inst, is all a HOAX. For
the information Of our friend, and 9TH
ore who seen, to doubt in the matter,
We will say thatthe battle did actually
occur. II was indeed . hotly con-
tasted engagement, but Of course mono
we're killed Or wounded, for it was .
Kr+fRepabiiesu
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Green. Dix, 10 . letter to the Ju i~icisry
Committee Of the Legislature, in relation t.
enlistment fraud perpetuated IN the City o
New York, estimates the amount out o
which recruits have been swindled at $500
600. lie writes further: 1.-The outrages
practiced on recruits are to unjust to unjust
10 be borne, and in some cases, too loa'h
some to be detailed Boys have been seiu-
ced from their families, ~drugged. and then
enlisted. Two we're so badly drugged thew
on his arrival at Riker's Island
and the other the !Ollo wing day.
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New YORK Cattle Market.

There are about 8 800 head nj bullocks in
the yards to-day, and about 200 nave been
sold here during the week, and several huns
dred at the other msrkn places. This has
affected the trads here to-day, SO that all al.
'hough p ices are as high as they were last
week, the trade - not as brisk. and there.
fore not az guod for drovers. because in such
a sta,e oftrsie. though saleman cannot as
liberal estimates o. weight.
The best stock excluding extra. or holiday
quality, sells at l6@lTc p h 'or net weight
OF meat. seller sinking orfa'; 'ha. generally
voted good fair quality at l59l6,.
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Pennsylvania Central Stock
Market,

EAST LIBERTY. April 81. 1861
The business OF the week can be easily
reported, Tor the best ofreasons there we're
but few sales to report. Prices have 'urt her
advanced. and pre.ty much all the stock thsl
arrived was forwarded to the Eis'ern mar,
kets.
SALES OF oArTLE PER cwT
Myers Il Bro. bought 2Oo head At $3.50
1877.
Myers 6 Bro sold SO head Of still fed cattle
for $500 per head.
Myers & Bro. sold small lots to butchers at
9,OO@9,oo.
Price & Co. bought 81 bead at $3.50
800.
Price & Go. bought lis head at 800 q
9 81.
j.. b. Huff, bought 81 head at Z 25.
j. b. Hutf, bought II head at 100.
SALES OF HOGS PER ewr.
Hoes The market was uursually b sre
prices ruled very hIgh. Tue sales were Is
follows:
Gilchr,st & Go. bough. 600 head At 8 rs.
G,lchrlst e Go. sold 53 head a. $50.
J.B Huff. ought II heal At 8 50.
SHEEP w. cult lear , O. bat one gale,
all other pa-c.ls were forwarded East. Pri
ces were nom,nilly high.
A.. NJ. Fuller, sold 80 heal at 8@3,5
N
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PhnadeIpht. Cattle m,rxet

hpFTI IT.
The offerings o. Beef Cattle re,chei near
" 1000 head. an increass o sboit 100 over
last week. AMI thu markes was dull, ba. with
out much change to note in prices as cJm.
pared with las' Monisy, tbs sales ran s;ng at
from $40 to SIS, including extra quality
which sold at rom Sl5M@l6 the hobs
The following are the particulars OF the sales
made public at the Avenue Yard to-day:
Hoas were batter. and all offered, some
2150. sold at from 81 10 Sl3 the 100 lbs
net. mostly at Glass Union Yard. l.r--H
SHEEP were rather lower ami very active,
with safes Of 1000 head, oil offered, at so
10ac p b gross.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-04-27

61-The Boston Daily advertiser, an Ad
minstration paper. accuses Congress 81
having long and sadly neglected ito duty
The Post treats its 'loyal" ns,ghbor to the
following chop Of logic:
The friends Of the Administration control
Congress thence, 70 dispsrags Congress ia
70 disparsgs the Administraion--to dispar.
,age the Administration rs to afford comfort
TO the Ssbsls--to afflrd oAmfors 70 the rebels
ID TREAsoF--~yqs HE AnMnr<sse ID 8 traitor.
and seoRsahe shot, i~mpse1psd, or ..ospsur
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G-The Neue Ait, a Missouri Radical
German paper, holds the Administration re
sponsinle for the Fort Pilllw disaster, and
considers it the ~clearest proof OF Mr.. LIN.
COINS incapscity or sympathy with the res
bellion, that even the s.. Luis Union sho'd
be compelled to advise MIR. Lincoln to ban
ish the families Of influential Southern re
bells from the North.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-04-27

Diseases in Kidneys and Bladder, in youns
or aged. male or female, are speedily remov ed
and the patient restored to health
DELICATE CHILDREN,
Those suffering from "ARASNUS. wasting
away. with sca rcely any flesh OIL their bones
are cured in u very short time; one bottle il
such cases Will have a Most surprising effect
PARENTS
Having suffering children as above, and wish.
ing to raise them, will never regret the day
they commenced with these bit,ers.
LITERARY MEN. SfUDr.N rs,
And those working hard with their brains
should always keep . bottle OF Hollands Bit
ters near them, US they will find mnch benefit
from lis use, to both mind and body, invlgo ora,
ring ana not depressing.
1t il not u Liquor Stimulant, and leaves nc
prostralion.
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H. BOYLES, Sec.

EGs- The Dayton Journal has a two
column leader giving the definition of
Free Speech" 1t is an Abolition
definition and may be briefly stated:
Free speech is the right to say what
you please provided you don't say
anything to which an Abolitionist
may object. rr
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BsE-itur advertising patrons who
Win shtif advertisements changed,
will piease hand in their new mes
Hssinst Thersday next, April g, at
The latest, and sooner if they can.
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ATTENTION, SOLDIERS!
And thr lrIends of SOLDIERS

/ - " tile tIttnub VI OOlulcESs ~
We call the attention Ut all having relations
or trends in the army to the fact tina, "HOOF-
LANDS German Bilters'' will cure nine tenths
OF the diseases induced by exposures aud prI-
vstions Incident to camp life. In the lists, pub
lished almost daily III the newspapers, on the
, a~rr,vsl OF the sick, it will be noticed that q
Very largo proportion are suffering from debiii
ty. Eve,y case Of that kind can be readily
cured by HOodand's German Buffers. We have
no hesitation n stating that il these biliers
we're freely used among our sUiGiers, hundi eds
Of iives niisht BIZ saved that otherwise would
be lost.
The proprietors are daily receiving thankful
letters from suite rers IN the army and hosp ilais,
who have been restored to health by the use OF
these bltters, sent lhsm by ,nelf trends
&Jbewafe OF Counteftells. See that &c
N, JACkSltN"is on the WRAPPER Of each
9ottie.
Price per Bottle IS cents. Or half dozen for
S4,u0
Should your nearest druggist not have the
article. do no. be put oil b, any OF the intoxi.
CO ting preparations thai may be offered IN lss
pace, but send 10 W., and we VIII forward, se-
cureiy packed. by express
Principal Oihce and Mandatory,
No. o3l, Arch ST.
N u A
.tSuccsssors to q. IA. jackson a. Co.,l
PToprietors.
arFOR SALE BY Drugeists and Dealers In
sveIY town In. tns United Siates,
Yss Ssls by JOHN BEALL, Cadis, ubse.
4@A N/66a+1S
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nsA-T That excellent Democratic pa
PEI, the 0kio Patriot, GENES to liz in
entire new dress. I'VE are glad to no
tioe this esiasnce of Brs. Woods
prosperity.
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~ Major William Bradshaw, for
=. go Nr No.
many years . hotel keeper at Fair
view, Guernsey county, died at the
s%esidenceof his son, John w. Brad
shaw, in gainesville, on the 18th inst.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-04-27

Es.a~ The orders, Of. the Adjutant
General of Ohio in to-day's paper, will
30 read with interest by all the mill
Tia in Ohio.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-04-27

Nsa- Forney, the Presidents ter
rier, says:-"The var has, in fact.
conferred upon thousands advantages
which, before the war, they had never
known" One Of the advantages con.
ferred upon him by the war is the
privilege of sitting in judg ment upon
other peoples "loYalty."
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EEs- Lieut.. Josiah Scott, Of Co. H,
Tssh Ohio, died at the residence Of
his brother in Cambridge, on the 18th
inst., OF small pox.
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QRaAs1zED.-We learn from Lieut..
Jas. B. Mccormick, who was in town
on last Saturday, that the men whom
he has recruited in this county, about
thirty-ive in number, have been orr
ganised andsassigned to o position in
the Goth Ohio Regiment. This is a
new regiment, and is commanded by
Lieut.. Col. McIlroy. Our friend
r'Besll" has done we'll in recruiting.
and we are pleased to know that he is
commissioned First Lieutenant Of the
sempanyin which his men are placed.
May success attend both himself and
the brave men who have enlisted with
him. Republican.
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few Store ia rDe4rsyiIe.

4 Messrs. Mccullough, Coultrap l.
Co.. have just opened cut q new store
in Deersvilie, this county, with an en-
sieensw stock Of all kinds Of goods,
such IS Dry Goods, Ready~Made Cloth
ing, Groceries, Hardware, Queens
ware, &C., &c., which they purchased
exclusively for cash, and will sell at
.hs lowest cash prices. They pay the
highest prices for all kinds of market
able produce. The gentlemen connect
ed With this firm are reliable gentle
manly men, and we can assure all those
who patronizs them that they will
And them the right Kind Of men to
deal with.
Bee their advertisement next week.
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hsstR ACh hatE StBCk NkKft<Gk .
ALLEGHENY. April 20, 1864
1.-THE market was very fine and prices have
further advanced. The principle portion
that arrived was for xiried to the Eastern
Market.
CATrLE. - Prices verv high. stock light.
Kroner & Good sold IS head at Sc, 5O@
$50.
j. Shenich sod rs head at $3.50.
B Frowermsn sold SO heod a, 81 so.
B. Frowerman sold SO head at 81, 25.
j, Collen sold II head a, Sc SO
d Sha 'er sold l Cow at $500.
J.. E. Cochran sold 81 hi ad at ST %.
j.. Dolan sold II head at S., 25@9, rs.
Phillips g. Oneal sold II head for $500 90
for the lot.
HoGs.-There were no sales worthy OF
special notice, Phillips sold % heal at ST.
f. IS. as.n
HoRsEs w. Green sold one at 1925 and
shipped Is head East.
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A public shsaring Of Sheep, inclu-
ding Bucks, Ewes, and young Sheep,
will take place on Tuesday, May 8,
1864, at the Harrison County Fair
Grounds. Bring on your heavy WOOL
ed Sheep. q.a
By order,
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% Our paper is issued this week
on Moaday. =
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johnson Sweeta.

A FEW OF THESE CELEBRATED
~ Apple Treesleis and fg sAls-of nies
size to set ou,1 from three 10 nine feet high
wi tn splendid heads and in q fine healthy con.
dition. For hardines, thtiftIness and produe.
t~iveness we know OF none that equals hem
We challenge ,cornoe iition on those three quail.
ties combined, as we'll q q othefs.. j ha irnif 10
Of frat rate quality. One. huahels will mAks
ono gslion OF thick molasses. They are In 1
good cold tion for u sing in The 10Th month,
baking we'll al that time, and continuing 20 IN.
Ill The following ith month.
They are The best apple known for; hogs as4
sheep. In tact, they are good for oil kinds o.
stock nd tho In ever bearing quality makes
them the mos { profitable apple in The eou n,ry,
Also . few other choice varieties.
This 10 the LAST chance 70 get thcss valuable
trees, We tho proprissor IL deceased and the
= EDNA /. JOHNSON.
Xxx Execufrix. I.
Gsofeetown, Short Creek. iiassisoa Co. q
March 80 164-1me.,
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Rnnreaa Time TnbIc.

Trains q Ii. cAais- Br.aca are now run
.lnx - follows;
Leave Cadiz. $40 An. s.a5 q. s.sQ45 Pm
lrfse atCsda T45 1880 7.45 -
. IN. train paving CadiE At $40 a. NJ, con
ssets win the train going West on the main
road; the train leaving at 9:45 A. n. oonpects
with the train going East, and the train isav.
leg a t2:4s q. Z. connects with both Eastern
ssd Western trains.
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Lawyers
Physicians and
Citizens,
Testifying OF their own personal knowledge,
to the beneficial effects and medical Writ ucs of
these Bitters.
From Rev ] Newton Brown. D. D., Editor of
the Encyclopedia OF Re Iieious Knowledge.
Although not d sposed to favor or recommend
Batent Medicines in general, through distrust
OF their Ingredients and effects, | yet know OF
no sufficient reasons why a man may not testi.
ty TO the benefits he believes himself to have
received from any simple preparation, In the
hope that he may contribute to the benefit OF
others
l do this the more readily in regard to Hoof
lands German Bitters, prepared BY DR. &. NJ.
Jackson OF this city, because | was preiudiced
against them for many years, under the i'm
preston that they were chiefly an alcoholic
mixture, l am indebted to my trend Robert
Shoemaker. Egg for the removal Of this pre-
JUDGE by proper tests, anu for encouragement
to try them, when suffering from great and
long continued debility 1 he use OF three bot.
ties OF these Bltters, at the beginning OF the
present year was followed by evident relief
and restOra ton to a degree Of bodily aud men,
tai vigor which, had not felt Tor six months
before, and mud aim sst despairsd oil regainlng.
therefore thank God an my friend Tor direct.
ing me to the use OF them.
}. NEWTON BROWN.
PHiLAD'A, June %. 1861.
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M A TED.

On the 18th inst by the Rev. Samuel Pat.
terson, Mr. GEORGE NJ. JONES of the 69th
Begt.. o. V. L.. to Miss MARY Il. LAUGHLIs
al Harrison Co,
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ADvERTTsING RATES.

The following prices Of advertising have
essn agreed upon BY the publishers Of papers
N Ctdiz, 70 take effect from and after January
ens squareyt ten lincs) or less, three or ,
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eas square tten linesj or less, three or t
tessinssrtions. $3.50
DO. 4. each subsequent insertion. 80
DO three months ............. 500
de sfz months. ............. 500
do twelve mcnths............ 300
.Ewe squares three month"; 49,. ...... 500
90 ~. SIX months. .............. 800
do twelye months ......-.., 1900
Three squares, three months............ 500
do ~" six months. ............. HOO
do twelve months......... 1890
Pfofessi onal cards, one year........... SEQ
Legal ad vrrtieements, one or three in
s%ertions, per square OF ten lines...... $50
Each subsequent insertion, per square,. so
Divorce ~notices, not exceeding 20 lines. . 500
ksch additional ten lines ..........., 200
Attachment notices.. . 200
Administrator Tor Executors notices.. 900
Announcement Of marriages and desths tree
. ebdtnafy, charitable and religious notices
per lino... -. -. .-.. .... 5
s1stufar nd yertise.nent will be charged
At double price.
easiners notices in local column, Zen lines
OF tS1 ....s........ ........... LOO
10 All egrl advertisements, divorce, at.
% ehuasnt administrators executors, Obituary,
ehsritabie, II. 'yics: s.i., business notices, 10 be
esbs toE in ali esses, IN advance.
X. hATION. Editor Republican.
{ tias &. ~ ALLEN, Editor Sentinel.
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DOCKET .Dississ, ~ j ss4 nice astsssl,
chesp stv PEALLS
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Will EHectually and moet certainly cure all
Di,ea ses arising from Q bisordered
Liver, Stomach, or Kidneys.
THOUSANDS Of our citizens are suffering
l. from Dyspepsia and Liver Diseases. and
TO whom the following questions ~apply-we
guarantee Hoofand's German Bitters
WILL CURE THEM r