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City Despatch Post.

PRINCIPAL OFFICE Letters deposited before half past
half past IL and half past O'clock will be sent out
for delivery at 9, and 4 o'clock.
BRANCH OrrcEs-Letters deposited before Z, /! end
O'clock will be sent out for delivery at and O'Clock
ALEX. NJ. GRElG Agent
{dz- WE WERE so DISTURBED LAST SUNDAY
by Several persons who almost constantly cough
ing that could hear little Of the discourse OF
clergyman To day recommend all who are thus
sbi. TO annoy the audience take Of shermans
Cough Lozenges with them. They sold at Rush.
ton l. Aspnwas three stores Sands, 273 Bowery; II
East Broadw way, and 1888 Bowery.
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90 ST. PErERs CHURCH, BARCLAY STREET.
On next Sunday evening, April 81, a course Of Lee
ures explanatory of the Catholic doctrines, will b.
commenced in this church. The object of these lee
lures is to impar instruction to the members OF
creed and to afford others opportunity Of learning
on what grounds tenets and discipline are es,s.
bshed.
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Passengers Arrived.

LoxpoN-Packe. snip wes'mi ser-Geo Potter Of Lord,n
Geo w oodrofe, NY~rk-6o ia the Storage.
LvERrooL-fscke ship New YORK; Shaw, and isi in the
stetrage.
LrsRrooL-Packet ship westsheser-John Gls and lady
and 81 ia the steerag..
HIvArA-Bris Ohio-Mers West Msdig.n, and Ash
man.
PoRro CAhsLLo-Brig Pedraz,-C Exton.
ATIAKArAs-BIig Fra els Ashby-Captan Bers and lady
Capt Almey.
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will commence at seven o'clock.


% NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
has been appointed sole agent for the United States OF
America Of smiths Patent Archimedesn Screw Propel
ler and is prepared contract for licenses to use the
same Any Information this subject may be had oil
him at 81 Pine street.
RUSSELL sTURGIs.
Nav York March al I'm
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Oep.rturs or the Atlantic steam
To Ship M asters.

We shall esteem favor captains Of vessels arriving
here viii Commodore Basset Of sch
eport Of shipping left at the port whence they sailed
NE vessels spohen their and list OF their
Com modo~e Bassett will board Them Immediately their
arrival. We will reciprocate the favor IA any way
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A the APOLLO Saloon, Mond ~ evening April l,h 1873 on
Mads% nh o Sss.'S . aSas,ss HT.
Nj H. Tna AD ssS Mr. SS;s NJ,
Mr. Tin" will ''''Fsni {, 3; siasTi fore.
c,,pa rrio-rhr.e huse.-A'. dosden Kyle and
: b, ::n,Ssn!smM,; Tnsd-iet Fsss
song-When the morning first dawrs-Ars Page "un"ey
NJ Has'f K"orslon airs Rookie
asfs.as'' TNs isss
sG oay With ,s. sisn .A ne c.
Song ~ IGsS. lsss ss.s Of Lover
Phiiis, Z. J. Loder
Grad 3D. s.:5 ...1. 4;:% Il
soaHconsi P.ion-sr Xuasf on f.vorit. ''e''
swi:. Nadon,, Ar-Madsm. oHo; Blum
sp Ss Ss himself on tn. se'''"
s:ia F"...NS: Ks,s,c Err 3D. 'sr;;slS
.ss;: u 'S Ses e.: The "-" as'-Ff'"
ziS d 5s IA ne s' EosSI s This Mozart
the Gsr%:n opsrs, lat fon, bsi,r. ouesnvic
'H.asts s Ss "a Page y. iS,.
'f,, ,sm &. s :. ;s III
Of Mr. j 4. Kyle. j Foiy,i.; ,st. ~ ''''' '
SHe ss to sS%T iasa4. Ss.Gia m
8. n n,si a M:s.,s oet"s fss.r
B. il ss
New 2; a syyss Ssna he only one !. h.us
Boxes 60 eens-t Doo" oreA 81 o'clock. Perform
an. rt 70 sS%%.. ".rsa .reng mssl~
DRAMATIC READINGS AND CELEBRATED
s;:';. &:
ty Library, Broadway on Monday yening April 4.is4a
SS.o of We
Hamlet iH1aT fiom sh.isIeaIss IIsssdy oinailame.
e,sp. from 81. E. L po"": Play sfrAs Lady ofLyos.
Mere from shsLspea,s Tragedy ofRomeo and Juliet
Julia. from Xnowle.'PIay eii Hane.lbaek.
ks% and n ST. rem L. Ss II ray
iies.
:, +. s.s fs::: ". X:
and poi uIar COMEDY Of London n, A. prsnss;
ss :s to s sf sss1 precisely am
MURAL. ms TKUUTIVE, KECkEATIvE AND
TEMPERATE ADJUSTMENTS.
sfGSok Nj HER aSlie'i N AiSi A'
Justly and naturally s M h.
sss Been ds he world
e H. b: Gss'as
smile Of Franconis RotuD5a, Oily mpa the Champs d
Eiv,ee al Pans and s2isncid Band OF Music with sa6
numter make the entertainment to
40 consist Meiemusychosan Bazaar flight Of fancy,
| caited the GNOME FLY, ia which ssnor HERYlO
| NANO will euhoay
| THR GNOME
| THE BABEOON.! HT1
| TIE FLY -!
M.ey,ham the Queen Of the P.ris Mad. Hsrvis Nano
| To be fellow ed by
| MUSICAL OLfO! -
consisting of Pianoorte Reeiatons BY Madame HERVO
l-Grand se.sto in u on h WINE
| s-GIand Fanta.a the National Airs God rxn
| Save the King and kule Britannia. .. 1hAoeB
With full Orchestral Aeeompanrre nh. :-
To conclude with His,ocal DhpIay oi the GsiessInS
adventures attending the shpwreet Of Pieuse MN N
terstic painting aid music m Which sEbor He'o A"~
| will persopate I'll faithful Bbboo, -,
| (rah. the \ dian Maid. Nj sdm Hsrvo Naoo
NB-Persons Jcsirous Of mixing summer arrangemsno
can by applying (rost sid 70 the nueer-
signed ST the Branch Hotel &c Bowey Tt yv 1IE Mn
| mis- imis' oI., " E1>-.0.
AIR X MEES lately from Europe Professor OF re tos
M rms in lis highest branches gives Instructions IN te n
,inr and In The Of the straigh cfooktd and luknh
sabre Hunting Knife Mskst and Bsyone STAN and every
| species OF weapons p.,.,. -,,,-.
GYMNASIUM.
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WANTkD-A. boarter., two s.n,lemsp and th,is wives;
hsn two or three single gentlemen. To men OF business
habits who dine in the city II delightful place OF
beauty Of situation and bu-e country air
puse 10 nfslth not be surpassed For terRS. which
are reasonable, apply to Mrs b. Smith centre house 10 III.
,oct txscuy opposite Warren in Court street South
BROOKLYN. not ore than five minutes wax from the South
serrv. 49,
SlEAM ENGINr at horse pc sale. Ca b. 60
- IN operation al 40 Pe1ston IT. 3iws
a CARD TO THE PU BLT,-The subs rber ma ufar
turer of Day Nev. and Days celebrated Patent Bank
;asss this nethod the public that he has
agent for the ale of ssd Locks the United States Ind
y,duts ana officers Of Banks at d.sn Mshg 20 avail
themselves the greatest seeurty in ths World will have
an opportunity Mr. Jones designs VISITING Of the pn.
ciai cries IL The Union, foo the purpose # eKhib the
sISr advantage Of thes- Locks all others claiming to
any exists which certain ndv dusls, no the
country are tying 10 create inst III character Of Mr.
Jones' and also against the high reput ton Thea. Locks
therefore certify that Mr. Jone. 'ity end
tu'h. JOHN DAY Lock Manu-. ctur,r
a2lws, $50 Broadway. New York
ExCHANGe On LONDON Bis of exchange at 80 30.
- Is tays, or al sight On M Prefcott c. owe Ames
Co., Bankers, London for sale at al t,,ass by
ROCHE BROTHERS & co IS Fulton st,
az Next door the Fulton Bank.
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a So - 3 - nAxSN-
CHATHAM THEATRE


CHATHAM THEATRE
hONDAf EVENING kpril A. TIE performance wal COM
mspcs with
N, SAkIOfHAGUS.
~. finger blue' =, MIR Rec
'n"S' Mesaysr Susan. Ms Herbert
TIE na sHoEMAkk OF TOULOUsE.
., jacob ods| A., Mr. J Scott
hehry 'ir hsd Adelaide, Miss Msstayer
To conclude with
Bone squssh Di able, Mr. R;c.
Spruce Pink Mtsayer Jsn.tt, " " ptaI.
scents ;sd M IA
Doors open at 81; Curtain rises at II prseiseiy
NaTCHELL's OLYMPIC TInSAaE,
MONDAY EVENING ApriIi The Performance. wiil CON-
THE KINGS GARDENER.
0slochsrd Mr. Graham Mad GsIochara, M. Mo..on
Amer which
ONE HUNDRED AND TWO.
Pnilip G rbois Mi cheli Pierre Horne astls
Louise Mrs Tina
lICHARD NO III.
Richard, Miteheu-Henry King N,eAen,oy
Sally Ann. Miss Roberts
Lady Courts, Miss Singleton.
To conclude with
CHAOS is CONE AGAIN
Col Chaos, Niekigson Jack Bunce, Hor.csstJs
Tottepham, (},shara
Hsrrii. Mis- einsIeton
AdmnsoS-Dress circle tseents. Upper boxes 5 cents
Door Curtain q half
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MARITIME HERALD.

PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 3, Is4a.
suS Srsss .......s al moor RISES s
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RINGSCOUGH CANDY

Hf al confIenee placed 20 Wh Vstetd'Ie COuGh
Casdyby msjarty q phy'ie. as ought TO inspire
the Ike In ind Of every sespc Who perhaps 10 90 from
hsvip~ been by article that PROMISED ever thing
and psrormeS notoe Wcs physe':ns = eomue1d an A.
and o, sr pubic spek<r speak PUBLICLY Of is
voice nsnifsss norduste vouus1 In hns. would
bodr has tried 90 ssrvnuoss'y prenugse IL virass
bees scenf
c. H. RING So Fulton street. corner Of Cl'6. nisIS'
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FARE AND FREIGHT REDUCED.

rdhE AMI rRElGHT REDUCED.
80 u R22e
BSsToNA i. NA ESF EY AND
ton with the stoninRton and Providence and Boston and
MNAASSsSAsGih a II : I CAPT Con.toeL.
NARRAdxNsEHT'Tf'1 Carr. H Wooi..y.
.MCHEGAN, Cap. Vanderbilt
One ofwhch willsaye New York daily
Esre 20 Sf BCs: North Rvs, ssssy Place
do fro'idencs 90 do do / SO
The RHODE ISLAND, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
TN. MASSACHUSETTS, on Tuesdays. rhu,.dav.. and
Saturdays. for stoninGon
Passengers the arriva Of the may
aSe me railroad ARE and immediately Providence
oetween new YORK AID Newport the steamboat trains
stop lbng enough
Eeight taken atthefolowng much reduced rates.
To Boston, Cd goods weighing forty pounds UPWARDS 10
cents per foct. N'
To Provdsoee measurement goods cents p&r cubic
loot and sP chc art Gle articles tariff to be
omce zs DroaoWsy. n9 6m
.O@ - PEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY and
6@3s Interim date places, daily At five o'clock P
-M, from the Pier between CourtAndt and
The coumodious steamboat ROCHESTER, Cant a.
The SOUTH AMERICA. Capt Braniard leaves ss abovs
tomorrow Sunday Afternoon at Eve O'Clock.
Inc South America direct without lending at intermediate
The above boats and bstautia furnished with
seeant etae Nooms and for sped ard atoms
are unrvalled on the Hudson ~
For passage or freight apply on board, or to
P. G. SCHULTZ,
az at the Office the Wharf.
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Cleared.

sis Paris, Hoffman. r aterdam. t r Young; Emma
lBtemn) TeckIenbcrg, Bremen, Nolerius Pavensedt-
Brig. Curtis Abbott South America, Peters Get Henry
Led isn nhrey ksgysd I'D Nssmk Leeds; Franc
Ne. A!soo Chsunc,y; Odsop, Nckerop: 81 Johns, NJ
Foster >sckersoo; Isaac Mead Studey, Darcn, Ga NJ
Ds",Ii amy Colt Baker uesrgetown SC; Cornel,a Pat
s,St Bath blwe .sshp Wis.~s, Oh, Bangor. kmta
isws wsyw s Mass: Peru GiichIist Calais Albert Davis
70 ;eA- fssef How. Bostop Mai, Lori e. PAMELA
y ~ Ir'snhu< Wm Mowry, Hoffman, Richmoud, Ann d.
p. Sefee frssdent, Pen6eid 0eerxetowp &C. Alfred
AKrfve0s
P.ns sh,r .stninster Moore IL ON London and rorts
NOUN 60 ~ mdss. TO John Grswold NJ frirae War
s ,o 70, On rI r., acS ., wc Gays ses The s
t.ns pssssd sa~b.r Of aurtsr e.ets and ii es Of WE
9. wort and other pieces IF wreck all quite
Packet ship New York Bs,stcw from Tvcvpool r.s iii
large qa,uti,ies Q, 2, ice IN Ire n.sks.
uis- Rchsrds Fek let Loo H. spoke skp N cr
Durbury 90 days from Valparaiso sh nit Henry HisS go
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DR.. JOSEPH EVANS,

TIE iMPURITY OF The BLOOD, '"
CAUSED BY the vital o'gTs becoming dsranged and
SYSTEM and other diseases, viz Scrt ina Kings Evil
s CT the eonst!u iona form Of the ysuea Disc,
other psrts the body Diseases of the bones pains ssel
ng asd ucerafiors OF the bones dwellings of the Joints
White swelnss &C. Cancer, sn,anssu; Or skin disease
bad p%pis. cracking aud I'm .rtiug skim letter and all
kns OF sores LOhg standing eto1Oe ineurabe fever
sores rheumatism, gou liver complaint and all disessts
debly or weakness gonsrrhe glset ucSrr or whites
sensuslity in youth inemPe ance long stand facilitating
disc SIS oi residence Southern climates and other deb
tatlng causes.
This auabe dicne has been employed by propre
tor in an .xtsns private and hospital 10th in Eu
a cured o, er 5000 p.ssts who afflicted with come Of
whom are living and ready to testify to the efficacy Of
citing the al natural and healthy action and
ating the secretion Of perfectly ami healthy blood
Price bottle For sale only at the Private Residence
No AT Gree swch STREET, two doors above ANAL street.
mas 3m
G HIP BALTIMORE FROM HAVKE-Corsignees will
- please their permits DO pier Mr. All goods
permitted By the 9Th nst will be to the public
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AMERICAN m UsEUm,

corner 6Toddtrdy and fHn street,
Under the Mana ement OF Mr. p T. Rsrpum
livery DAY AND EVENING THIS WEFK -eor
u mencng Monday, April i-Mr. WINCElELL the Com;c
p N wv gsy big celebrated ushab es entitled
Lpp2HtsM Ai.1 he IIgetsbIe shn.sete Of CHATHAM
Irish ,igs The YANKEE from down ess. &c &c
The NYsTtRQUs Gypsy GIRL in her wonderful Fer.
iormances. MIR. BENSON. the popular vocalist iiom The
late National Theatre FALLS OF NIAGARA with raj
wster. Pneumatic Railroad; Albno Lady: Fancy Giss.
Blowing Grand Cosmorama and FIVE thousand CUR
osties. WIT
Ag:ndd day psformanes takes place every Wednesday,
Admtsnee to the whole as cents children half price
PEALL'S NSW YORK MUSEUM
DAY AND EVENING EXHIBITIONS commence ON
- Monday, 2sth Of March. v"
Mr. HARRNGIoS. the Justly eet brsed Ventri,ooust and
Magician. End Mr. EysRaRD, The laughter loving Genie
Singer, are both engaged for short pc iod. -" ~
SPLENDID DAY PERFORMANCE every W.d,..,.v
and Saturday, at o'clock NJ.
Mesthere Experiments by Mr.. PeaIe.
The Largest ard karsst collections in the world Of ORR
Grand Co.meIams, FHcy Glass Blowing; Million of ca
from sll parts Of the Globe.
DAourRnEorrPE BUSINESSES taken in the most scientific
and at moderate prc's '
Admitiance to the whole rs cents; children half price
I'm
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TO MARKED LADIES

MADAME RESTELL'S PREVENTIVE POWDERS
l These invaluable Powders have been universally adopted
in Europe but France Ia particular, for upwards Of THIRTY
years. we'll thousands this country being thu
only mild safe and ecseos remedy for married ladies who's
health forbds tso rapid increase Of family.
Madame Restsl ass well known, was for thrifty ysar
Europe-hose Of Vienna and psrs.wher. ..orsa BY b.
6riy those Ere. dscoyeris, in medes! science 90 sps
stand unriyalea well hi: :Suntry as in E?rOps He
frame enabled her-by tracing the decline and II health o.
quen rapid and often apparently neIpiesble wkie
true arrive knowledge Of the primary
female Of married fem les-whch
fsos led to The discovery OF her celebrated Preventive Pow
deGsn Their has been the
only the health but the life Of many ahectonats wifi
and fond mother.
The advertiser feeling the importance Of this subject
ymAti,R benefits resnliihg to thousands by then
,loption the OF t
carried by all that uey hold and dear consders
subject By simple and healthy means within control
Every dispsssonate yiruous and enlightened mind will
hestsiiugfy answsr in the affirmative Price g." dol
tens They be TO- waded BY mail to any part e the Uni
MADAME REsTELL. Fsmals Ppysie',n Principal oahes:
10 och P. NJ Boston office No 7Essexs mso d&wIn.
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J. P. CARROLL'S
OLD ESTABLISHED INDICATED
V A POUR 3 THIS

re well snown TO be essentially necessary at this
OF ne yea- when the system quires suxsry 70
hrow on the cuels accumulated during winter and which,
~ remaining on the surface Of the tkn produces
dista"s eoids rheuma ret few &c &c. They
~ a. rs CeIrapdt street from O'clock IN the
hours notice Portable Vaponr Baths pant OF
hire. - 10y
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MADAME RESTELL.

witch street (between Cortlaudt and Liberty sreetsl
where she consulted with tbs sc,es condolences onsh
complaints incident to the female frame
Madame Resells experience and knowledge in the treat
ment Of obstinate cases OF female opage or
relief and perfect recovery Ladies desiring proper
ics attendance during confinement other indspostson
will be accommodated during such time with private and
epcctable board preventive Powdersr for married ade
whose delicate or health orbds rapid
OF family will be by mail to Of the Untsd Staes
Price package All st;ers post pad) address ~ to bon
eee n. " city, wall be received.
Boston Once No. 7 ESSEX St
N B-Maianne Resie would inform ladies residing OF
the city whose health would not admit Of travelling that she
would dc attendance upon them any
Of the United States within reasonable distance,
an Al xvtr
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NM. ]. A. KYLE'S CONCERT

MN. ]. A. kYLE'S CONCERT
the Apollo Saloon Mend, evening April 4,h 1919 on
Madame Otto. Mrs Hardwck Mrs Fpce Mr. Knssapws ~
Mr.: Aper Mr. Aupck MIR: Gosd n, Mr. BE Janon Mr. j. A.
Kyle, Mr.. Timm, and MIR Watts ,(smateur1 81
MIR. Timm " i'll preside at the piano fore.
PROGRAMMES
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AIR X MEEs lately from EUROPE fiois.so, Of ne a o.
nc md In The ase OF straight crooked and Turkish
sabre Hunting Knife Musket and Bay one STAN and every
spseies OF weapons. p,.,. 1850.
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This DEVELOPS the principle Of retaliation which may
also b, illustrated by homely maxim. cutting off our
to thafa
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G HIP BALTIMORE FROM HAVKE-Corsi gnees vii
please their permits bo pier Mr.. All good
not permitted By the 9Th ns will be to the public
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-12-13
DENTAL oPERATIoNs.--Drs. SnrTH 1

DENTAL OPERATIONS.--Drs Smith L
DKNowLToN are daily useing new remedy,
which positively cures the Tooth Ache in u few
moments, and also efectually destroys the nerve
in few hour6, without pain, after which by
prOcessp peculiar to themselves, the teeth may bo
plugged and rendered useful fora number of years
No charge will be made unless entirely success
ful.
They are also enabled to destroy the nerves
in front teeth, and insert artificial substitutes
WITHOUT GnypGin DhGteUer.
TEETH, discolored by decay, viii be restored
aud preserved by filling. Single teeth, teeth in
sections and whole sets will be inserted, war
raRted not to change in form or color, and to
answer many of the purposes of the natural or
gans.
The following gentlemen having had the rem
Sdy applied, may be referred to:
Prof. Fl. SMITH, of Marietta, Col. R. G..
MITCHELL, A. M. SEARLE, J. d. TAYLOR. Ed
itor of the Daily Times, and DR.. c C EDDY.
~ Their Office is on the northwest corner
CT Fourth and Walnut.
N. B.--Psrsons suffering with ths tooth-achs
will receive attention at any hour of the day or
night.
E-One of the above named gentleme en-
will visit Georgetown once OF twice year.
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Sherman's Camphor orNHead-
ache LoZenees.

Give immediate relief in Nervous or sick Had.
ache, paIpitiaton of the heart, Lowness of snir.
its, desponpency, infamnat tory Jor pntrid sore
throat, bowel OF summer complaint, fainting.
expressions or a sense OF sinking Of the ebesf
chotc, spasms, cramps ofthe stomach or bowels
hystercat affections and,aH nervous diseases.
drowsiness through the day and weakefulness al
nighti cholera or cholera morbus, diaThea, las
situde, or sense Of fatigue. Persons travel
ling or attending to large parties, will find the
lozenges really reviving, and imparting the buoy.
ancy OF yodth-used after dissipation, they will
restore the tone of the system, generally, and
remove aH unpleasant symptoms arising from,
too free living. ....,.
) oscph b. Nones, Esq, Vice President of tho
Washington Marine Insurance Companv. has
suhered, for years with nervous headache, that
nothing would relieve ill he used these Iozen-
utes.
DR.. G. Hunter, 10S Sixth Av., has been sub-
Ject TO Vlotent attacks Of headache, so as 10
make MIN amest blind for two or three
hours at time. Nothing ever afforded him any
relief iii he tried these Lozenges, and they
cured him in few minutes.
VIII. Attlee, Esq, of the New York Herald
has used them for the last year for the head.
ache or lassitude, and always found immediate
relief from them. .-...,
DR.. A. o. Castle, 1O4 Sixth Av., has used
them repeatedly and never knew them TO
fail. .... r.s s....... ...e u
A fresh supply of this valuable Medeine Just
received nd for sale by d. J Stewart, George
town, & Murphy, Ridgway g. Co., Ripley, o.
CST2S cents per box.
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Copper, Sheet Iron and Tin
Ware Mandatory,

YVHE Subscriber has purchased the Stove
l. establishment in Ripley, formerly CO rried
en- by G, Porter, where he intends keeping on
hand good assortment of Stoves and pot metal
The stand occupied by G. Porter, on Front
street, one door above J. d. & D. P. EVANS
store, which he will sell at the lowest prices
for cash or approved country produce.
His Stoves may be obtained oil. NJ. Evans &
Co., in Georgetown.
TIN WARE.
] have also removed my Tin Shop to the
same place, where intend keeping on hand
general assortment, by retail and Wholesale.
IiHtend keeping on hand anassortment ofBurt's
improved Oil Backing, by wholesale or retail.
REPAIRING.
Stoves aud Stove Ware, Tin and Copper
Ware, repaired at the shortest notice. a
EXTRA PLATES rstoves will be kept con-
stantly on hand. $3.50.
Ripley, April %, is42. 4O-tf
Pork, Wheat, Oats and Flour will be taken
1t the market prices for the above articles, or in
payment of old de BITS.
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Administrators Sale.

By virtue of all order ofthe court of com,
mon pleas of Brown county Ohio, made at the
October term l642, of said court, will offer at
public sale to the highest bidder at the frontd
of the court house in GeOtgetown,
on the l7th of December ls42, between the
hours of 10 and 4O'clock, the following described
real estate to wit: Beginning at stake north
east corner of bridge in State road across lick
run y; thence with said road north, SO degrees E.,
l3 poles to stone Crawford's corner; thence
with Crawford's line north Is poles crossing
lick run to a stone said Crawford's corner in d.
G. Devore's line; thence south, 65t west, 90 and
6-I00 poles TO stone J. H. Blair's corner in a
drain, thence with Blair's line south ii 1.2poles
to the beginning, containing one acre one rood and
81 poles: the purchase money 10 be paid in four
months from the day of sale, to be secured by
bond and good security. To be sold as the proper
ty of Baldwin Summers Deed. to pay debts a.
yOinst said estate, an free of DOVER.
JAMES II. KING, Administrator of Bald
vim Sammers Iced.