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sehn Exact Hubbard savannah fGiaor 81 Marks,
Fla, W. W. Pratt; President, Judson, Baltimore.
ARRIVED.
Packet ship SAMPSON sssess London and Portsmouth Dec.
ship Ansesae Nichols savannah days with GOTTEN TO scott
STANDARD Howes Gonsivss 81 days with mdze Havens
sc shyIock Parker Porto Gsbelo, days with coffee, to
schr vsnian, Bcd, Norfolk days, with mdze Doans.
sALEDBns Bucnos Ay.es Stewart, Charleston, plotting
ship d,evera schooners. " ind =.
MEMORANDA
The Gee extended down Baltimore brig Colona.
Talbot Turks Bland with salt. and schooper VIM
Topkns Cooper from Lssuys. with indigo. coffee, hides &C.
&C. the other from Caudaoupc With Assorted
wrecked in the within sight Of the city and Immediately
sunk The exs saved by the boats Relief and Mary
land up the ctr Value Of the es
mated at rs ,oee 10 10000 dollars
The s,eam boat did sucsced getting the rceboat
Tho- n smith Of Monday She raried her mwzer
,smp& and had to thu city without the pilot boat Tho
smith" has since got of with very little injury.
The Dan bark Caroline and abe anchor rode the gale
all sunday night and Monday, the bar
The packet ships Hbcrna wilson for Liverpool and Rionc,
skiddy, for Haye, viii sail O'Clock N Tho
letter bags win close at half past Iovclock n.
Brig Evr fm Philadelphia for Bucnos Ayrcs ost
Buenos Ayres, eary in December
Three scboonen anchor in company with 3 Re-
Gutter Alert Quarantine Ground last night The dn
lee afoa Of them and carried them outside the Narows
Considerable floating ice In the East and North rivers
Feb lat 81 long ~ .es Nsv Orleans, from ,mp'co for
OF T@k. island big F,snRin' issias not
h arm whence from.
Feb kns Merida, OF Pofand did not under
stand where hound. n .ts
The is of New pedrd, touched of Payrs the 9TH Oct 'ss
brs. -, ~.
Endssvo, a. tenn do bss.
Anri ri sh;o Martba, Of Hudson 70 sos bsls
PER EXPRESS MAIL. 60
% y ,.:s r; a = I sss y. .s x:
p.sso, Fsb All srs Victory 2; Rosm, New Yort
81 tie s gSe 10 john s.e Villain. New N y" ssh
ceyicn, Mhhsn, DO Rgs Mar Ellen Do schr Orion, do
h INV Il Il G~ovre Hull, New York
"a w rnah, Fch - sid ~ Camilla. Kelly New York
Norfolk. M Am Bne New York, Meuy New Yeyk.
sid BARK u p. Williams, Robinson New York
PER YESTERDAYS MAIL.
Feb ~ and l2Cleaea, schv Peuuot smmens, New
York A rived sch Mad, ,shmion. New Yok Comresr II
iia do; Gov Robl ns Ridley do; Empire Rydr dol Fens
.hip Tyler, do Weather I'D pleasant. 0R
Portsmouth, Feb s6aied scbr M hean Crnwe. Newyost
YORK icdays.
Ke We l. Feb a. is speed ~, New York losdins with
rocked gosds &c ship America, sail IN iodays.
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PLACE. OF WoRsHlP IN LoNDoN-By alate account
it appears that there are44 Chapels, Churches, &C.,
for public worship in London. tot
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Law or LrsEL.-Ths legislature Of Pennsylvania
il altering the law Of libel as to allow the truth
be given in evidence. Isit not astonishing that Penn
sylvania should never have botted from her statute
book the barbarous system of the English law Of libel
long since3
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REGATTA.-The grand regatta at ST. Simons Is
land, Georgia, came off splendidly. Col Dubignon's
boat, {" Goddess Of Liberty" victorious.
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returned il with sweet smile, while the expression
Of her intelligent counenance showed her delight and
satisfaction, that all were 50 well pleased with the
kTho last perm - as IwelG but was Mr. Smith
lookine for his hat Hurried tony room, retired and
prayed 10 90 10 Heaven SPECTATOR.
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Fatal RENcoNTnE.-A waiter at the City Hotel,
Baltimore, was murdered in quarrel with one OF his
brother waters last week. verdict of murder has
been recorded against George Thompson. 4 "
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ECLIPSE Counss.-A splendid race course is being
fitted up at Carrolton under the direction of the New
Orleans Jocty Club.
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TIE PRESIDENTS LETTER TO Mn. CALnouS.--A
great fuss 10 created about the Presidents letter to Mr.
Calhoun. telling him, that If he Ohe Presidency has
been guilty Of corruption in Office the House ought to
impeach him, and the Senate to try him-but denying
The nigh, Of the Senator TO make charges the floor
OF the Senate against him. Mr. Calhoun says i is
breach Of the privileges Of the Senate. Imay be 30,
bu, both Senate and House have so broken down Of
late all hepnyllegcs Of deccncy and good sense that
il is doubtful whether any Of this article ls now left
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VILLANY.-The Isabella, of Liverpool, homeward
bound from Quebec, was nearly lost in consequence
Of villains boring three augur holes in the bottom
of the vessel, out of revenge.
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New GRENADA BLOCKADE BY THE bRIrisH.-A
letter from Jamaica, dated Kingston, Jan. l3 to Mr.
Kidd, of the Merchants Exchange, New Orleans,
says:
\ q We beg now to advise the blockade by British
squadron of the coast OF New Grenada, ard the Con-
sui for the United States has received ccmmunlca-
ton that no American or other vessel, would be sane
toned in leaving this port ostensbly with view to
trade with New Grenada, even to bring away British
property"
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SHocKIrG-A little child, two years and six month
old, was burnt to death in Baltimore last week, by
spark from the fire, accdently setting fire 10 he
clothes.
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L THEArRIcALs.-Lord Haekett has just concluded
an engagement the Chestnut street Theatre Phila-
delphia. He is succeeded by one who is a Power.
ful attraction although the engraftment Of Eme-
raid name upon Welsh nativity, is still unacknow-
lodged The Keelys have just concluded most pre-
fitable engagement at New Oreans--thcir course
through the Union has been most splendid Miss
Philips-the talented Miss Philips, has made an en-
papcment Mt New Orleans, Is perform in the enter
tainment of matrimony, with Mr.. Edward Salzman
German merchant of that city. We most heartily
congratulate this young lady upon entering an en-
gagement which her virtues goodness and accom-
piishmen,s so emncntly qualify her to fill In Lon
don, Forrest is announced TO appear in new tragedy
written by Miss Milford authoress of Rienzi-not the
one played at the Bowery under that name. He
is gradually sinking to his proper level. The Ma
eazines whose criticisms Of literary and hisrionc az
fairs as most to be depended upon, place him fret in
the rank of melo-dramatc performers but enc to
whom the lofty thoughts and favent aspirations Of
the God of Poets, is sealed book. Rice Is most
highly popular, and has received favors from the Du
chess Of St. Adams. There is some complains Of
Hill being shelvcd by Bum, after successful ap-
pcarance. Booth il is said, has not had fair play
perhaps not-but he could never succeed on those
boards which are still haunted by the memory of him
whose shadow he is. The last of the Kenbles has
retired from the stage. What a glorious race-The
Slddons-John PhiIlp-Stephen--F now
ChsrIes-last, not least in our dear love. tt
CMc,SrArI.-A Theatre and Circus combined, to
be built in Cincinnati rM.
RonBERv.--A daring robbery was committed ON a
black servant girl in Baltimore, on Saturday evening
last, although moonlight night and persons passing
during the robbery and outrage.
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HELLs-Thc Police are very active in New Orleans
in supervising gambling Houses. Two extensive pam
demeniums have been rooted up, and the presiding
demons brought to condgn punishment
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CHEMICAL. PLAsTS;y.

OR RHEUMATISM AND FEVER sCi ES.
A y important remedy Tor all those who are
"a afflicted with inhammatory complaints
by its easing pain, counteracting infamma
tions, and giving speedy relief without disa
greeable sensation, and forits active strength
eDing& sodoric properties-an effectualremedy
for the Rheumatism, cramp, ague III the breast,
burns, bruises, scroiola, old sores, ulcers Of all
most eyerydescript on,particularly lever sores
Those persons suffering with liver complaints
pulmonary diseases, s,innammation on the lung.
with painsi in the side and breast, headache,
pains and weakness IN the back, will find rele'
and in all casesit may he used with safety. If
the pain be in the joints, il has proved most ei-
fsctual by applying il TO the feet. II should
be spread thin on soft leather or paper, and ap-
piled TO or as near TO the part afflicted us ros-
sible. In case ofseYere inflammation, bleeding
and dose or two ofgentle Physic may be ne,
cessary and the ,>laster wants changing, and
thin coat added ev"r twenty .lonr hours. In
case offever sore, oaily use Of syrup made Of
the Burdock Root for some weeks wor' oe
useful and important.
1t will be found highly useful for ( ats on
the feet, also for Strains and Bruises on horses
Made and sold, wholesule and retail by E
DEAN, at lis Drug q Medical Store, West.
field Chuutauquc county, N. Y.
RECOJudnEIVDSdIIO
To TIVE AFFLIcTED--This may certify that,
having been afflicted for i've years pact with
what the doctors call the nervous rheumatism,
IN my hip, logs, and S'et, SO that the cords con-
tracled, and lost the use Of them, in great
measure--my feet especially, had become al
most useless, that have called on physicians,
from every quarter, both Botanicend Apothe-
cary, without any effect, and having madense
nj ~ t.h hnu ltVn1 m
from pain, lo0sed the cords, and restored my
imbs bs to health in short time.
MARTIN CRANE.
MenloD, July 25, 1882.
This may certify that have been afflicted
with the rheumatism in my shoulder, in such
manner that could nc raise my hand to my
head and applied the chemical plaster, which
effected cure In less than as hours.
Mrs. E. WILCOX,
jamestown, September 90, 1882.
have witnessed in an inveterate case of
Fever sore, Of four years standing, in my fami.
ly, an entire cure was effected, by the above
Plaster,in about four weeks. VIM, BRITTON.
Westfeld, June 4, 1886.
have been afflicted for six years wihan
inhaDmAtory rheumatismjn my feet and limbs
attended with agonizing pain, deprying me OF
sleep and ease at tipns. night and day. bave
sought in vain for mcGicul relief, until hearing
o!the Chemical Plaster, sold by E. Dean,
which has afforded immediate relief. My feet
were in such agony that il seemed as il they
wond split open. applied plaster and in
afew hours they were perfectly easy and free
from pain. VIM. CHASE.
Westneld, Aug s, 1888.
,0Nxy-For sale by ISAAC SWIFT,
April 90, 1895. Rayenna.
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j A " N Il IS
iCARMINATIVE 9ALSAM>


VH1IIE particular attention Of the public is
IL requested to this valuable Medicine,
whichtas acquired an unrivaled reputation for
curing Diarrh@a, or looseness, Dysentery,
i Sick and nervous headache, Cholera Morbus,
Cholics, Cramps, &C., and that frequent and
fatal malady among children, termed Cholera
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II is recommended by great many Physi :
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spectahiity, who have repeatedly used il, and
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preior, which may be seen, by calling on any
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Among them will be found the names of Doc-
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Leesburg, Va, Dr. Lawrence, CedarYille,
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Philadelphia, Rev. VIM. Bacon, M D. Pas.
tor -: ;:::.e baptist Church, Woodstown, N. ]
Rev. C. j. Hopkins, of Freehold N. Rev.
E. NJ. Barber, Reading, Pa, DIR. NJ. L..
Knapp, late Physician 10 the Baltimore Dy-
spensary and agent for the Maryland Vaccine
institution Dir. Wm. Steeling, Bridgeton,
N, J,--And host Of others equally respecta-
BILE.
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proprietor Salem, N. j.
And may be had of Dr.. Isaac Swift, Ravenna,
Ohio. Where also is kept Jayne's Indian Elk.
pectorsnt-.the most useful medicine for coughs
colds, Influenza, Hopping cough, pains and
weakness Of the Breast and other Pulmonary
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Ravcnna, May II, 1887.
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ty, 1t is hoped that its other features referred
10 Independently Of the desirable obs
jAct of becoming acquainted with the doc
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ERiE, (pa } October II, 1892.
The Subscribers having witnessed the plea
sing effects OF DR.. Thomas Whites Vegetable
Tooth.Ache Drops, feel a pleasure in recon.
mending it to those that are afflicted with ths
Tooth-Ache as assafc, aud in most cases per.
cotly efficient remedla for The disorder.
A.REBEE, Physician.
II. u. HARVEY, Ed. Erie Observer.
ALBERT THAYER, Physician.
o, N, SAGE, Dentist.
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OrHEnE is HEALTH TO The SIcK!4D
MOBILES AGAEIEDIAM
HAOZENGEs
A NEVER FAILING CURE FOR
E'evcr 81 .Ggese,

Kc0es 81 .Gg@e,
And uaruaiied as a Tonic in all cases Of Debility
Ftnaaie O6sHuctions, FtUers, S5c.
Owing to the unprincipled venality OF q
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aud presumption. Therefore, this Lozenge
was invented by an experienced Chemist ana
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prcssly 10 meet the wants OF EMlGRSAIS
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danger to the constitution, MS il prevents the
formation Of DISEASE In THE LIVER,
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Of tho iniudicious use Of QUlNIEE. IL will
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one dollar per box. The cheapest medicine
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Directions inside of the Box.
o. u. NOBLE, General Agent,
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DR.. Whiton's Vegetable
ANTT.BIT.TOUS EELLS.

FuSIIE convenience OIL cheap remedy, in
IL theform Of PILLS, suited TO the commence
ment of most Of the indispositionsto to which we
are liShle, needs no comment.
Many diseases,in their forming stage, are
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medIcint and the consequentsufering and ex-
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Alithatp pills can effect, in preserving ORE
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pectetl, and WILDE derived, from the timely
use oftbese pills.
They arep peculiarly yexcellcntin every yar'
ETY. Of head ache, proceeding from foul, acid,
or bilious state ofthe stomach ;andin alllcyes,
ishness ofthe system, dependent on the same
cause. In short, for every arrangement of the
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Guardian Sale.

TlURSUANT TO ON order Of the Court Of
n Common Pleas of Portage County, made
at the May term 1857. shall offer for sale,
at public vendue, at the house occupied by
widow Mary King, on the premises, on the
tenth day Of June 1887, between the hours of
one o'clock, und four o'clock P. M, the undi.
v;ded interest of Homer King, Martha. King,
and Mary King --, minor heirs Of Hezekiah
King deceased in and to the following describ>
ed lands towit thirteen acres and sixty one
and half hundredths in the Northwest cor-
ner of Lot one in Portage Township
acres in Lot forty-nine, and one hundred and
sixty acres in Lot forty-nine, and forty acres
in Lot six'ysnine in Northampton Ito be sold
subject to dover.
REEs JONES, Guardian.
May 10th, 1887. 4wl
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DIR. JUDKIN's
SPECIFIC; GMY NgEls.lg.

rHSHlS valuable mcdcines celebrated for
curing WliteSwcllingso fepery description
Sore Legs aud Ulcers OF lony stuntiag. CLAN
dular Tumors, Felons, or what s,rne people
know by the name Of Cutarrhs Rheumatic
olnins, or partsaaected by frost; tits also one
olthe best remedies for ScaIda and Burns.
For glnndular swellings,l issuporiort to any
medicine yet known. Il is much safer than
morcuria lupplicatioGs Gas it docs not contain
The smallest atom oithnt mineral because t
does not lay the patient liable TO injury from
exnosure TO cold. ~
il il cures the worst relons or whitlows on an
application orforiy-eigbt hours.
to become systematic disdorer, requirement
cine to be taken inwardly 10 remove ahcm en-
,irely. Bat in most cuses by appSi ing this oinl-
mcnt externally ,as directed,i III willgiyo relief
RTfFyC,a TIES.
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CERTIFlc.ATES.

Mr.. Thomas yhite-- have the plcasurgto to
inform you, that nave been using your Tooth.
ache Dropsi in my practice for some time past,
and must acknowledge that find them far
superior to any thing | have ever yet known
FOR that purpose.
lam well convinced that il will cure most
oases Of Tooth.ache, when il is timely and
properly applied; mud from few weeks ex'
will have very beneficial effect in preserving
the teeth and recommend il, hoping it may
prove o blessing to humanity, and advantage
Gus TO yourself. ~
WM. i. BIRREEY Surg. Dent.
No.99, South Fifth Street,
September 70, 1920. Philadelphia. Pa
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S,OOO Us. sysae; :! s.;. !;
.qED.IEE.ls.TS TR.gT9O.V:.

TOT Office is hereby given, that all persons
4 Yindebted to the estate ofIsrael Isbel, late
OF tallmage township, Portage county, Ohio,
deceased, are requested to make an immetli-
ate payment to the subscriber, and all who
have legal claims against said estate will pre-
sent them legally proven for settleme mt with !.
in eighteen months.
STEPHEN WOODEN, Administrator of
Israel Isbel, deed.
Tallmage, April 13, 1887. s4t4o
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Miles #. Norton, Esq. Hiram.
JARsn JESIScs. p. NJ. New Portage.
Alonzo Dee, Boston Ohio
John B. Wheedcn, F.. NJ lIadson.
George Lille, Esq. NorthGeld.
E. s. Chapmap, Pm. Shalsrsyille.
James Wright, Esc. Rootstown.
Jees B. Burnett, P. NJ. Bfin.ield.
Rcan clark, P M. Middlebury.
BENoNI Thomson, Shalersville,
SETH HARMON, Mantua,
LEWIS HUMlsToN, p. Nj, Akron,
TiTus WrTmoRE. P. NJ 1, Stow,
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HRNRY WETMoRE, Cuyalloga Falls.
ETHAN ALLINo, 7. NJ, Twinsburgh,
j. c. ALvoRD, Old Portage,
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Fl A. BuacHARp, Windbam
WILSON s. SaIGIt, Deer6elds
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VEGETABLE
q pEgEIITgAgIa1 nR0Ps.

MI ANY articlesare before the public, as a
LII q cure for that most obstinate and foFnteh
ing ,iiseilse the Rheumu rism, and from close
observation, we are led Ia believe they have AZ
a very great extent, failed TO pfudnee that Ge-
sirahIe result ;and mayitnot be attributed !.
the fact that articles said to cure this irouoie-
suule disorder, are also recommended 70 cute
almost every disease with which our fran ooa,
les are attacked, andin theirPrepafatlon tha'
Objects keptin view, viz: to have the Meuf
cine a cure for all diseases
The Vegetable Rheumatic Dropsare offered
TO the public as u remedy for Rheumatism;
and ii no case is known where Perfect cure
was not effected, we arc justified in declaring
it valuable medicine for that ptiniui dlsease
anu for no other is il recommended. Price oU
Gents.
CERTIFICATES.
Messrs. O. & S. Crosby &Co. Gentlemen.
feel happy in having itin my power to state
to YOU the good effect of your Vegetable kheu'
matte Drops, or sure remedy, bad III restoring
me from n sick led. In the month ol Apriliast,l
was so afflicted with the lnfamatory kheuna-
| tism that was confined to my bed. wasen
hrely unable to help myself. could not 60
much as turn myselIin bed, and il was with the
! greatest difficulty That could be moyedinit
| tried various kinds Of medicine, and WAS at
iendcdj'y Il skilllulpby bysician, but all tono ei-
! feet, dntil made use of your Sure Remedy,
| which when applied us directed, gave me inn
mediate relief. Within ii short time after lcom.
| menced using it, was able TO ride out and at
tend my usual business can chGerIul,y re-
commend it TO tho public rs being good med
| cine for Rheumatic complaints. usi it has been
| u number OF months hid ba, & hal no return
AARON HOLDRIDGE,
Columbus, Ohio, Nov. LIST, 1882.
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flugh McReadly,s Estatc.

NoTlCE is hereby given, that all who are
1v Indebted tothe estate Of Hugh McReady,
late OF Paris township, Portage county, ohio,
deceased, are required to make Immediate
payment to the subscribers, and all who have
legal claims against said estate viii present
them legally proven for settlement within one
year fom this date.
\ BRAINARD SELBY, Ad,r.
SUSAN McREADY, Adm'x,
Paris. May %, 1887. 4t3