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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-13

SUPREME CouRT This Court mel in
this town on Monday afternoon last
agreeable TO adjournment, for the pur-
pose Of hearing the arguments on the
motion of Dorr for a new trial The
motion is founded on eighteen points, all
Of which were raised during the trial in
April. The arguments will be closed
tonight, We think, and the Court will
probably adjourn Immediately. OI
course, We cannot surmise when the
Court will deliver their opinion, or
whether they will grant new trial or
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-10-24
CHAPLIN &s ROBY, New Philadelphia, TuscaTav
M DrcALpNoTICE.

DIR. D. RICHARDS would respectfully announce 70
his friends and the public. tina, he has associated with
himself in the practice of Medicine Dr.. JAMES shMP'
SON, of Washington Penn. Mr. Simpson is gentle.
man Of excellent medical requirements. having recei'
we'd his education at the Jefferson Medical College in
The ey of Philadelpba; and has had extensive oppor~
itics Ofseslng the practice Of The celebrated hospitals
of ,hat city, 1,el aa d. -9aa .st -
July l7h. 1884. ..i,-.......... .... .......
N. B,pIn consequence Of the above arrangement
the subscriber request all those who in account with
bin previous to this notice. call and settle, desi-
rable that the old books should closed.
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: Eaom b. Rostor paiia Tfm.s. !.
WRIGHT's INDIAN VEGETABLE Pills

q
ofar the public advised medicines Of the day we know Of
none that We can more safely for the ILLS that flesh
IA heir to- than pills that sold at the depot ohe Norh
American College of Heaihno 9G fremont street, Boston,
seyea instances we know Of where tey art used In families
b the highest satisfaction and no longer ag than YESTERDAY
yehead an eminent pYscan recommend them in high terms
There used 10 be great fepugnance to the use of QUACK
medicines as they all iudiscmnatelY termed, hat was
mainly owing 10 the. regular NJ DIS constantly denouicing
them The arehowever becoming liberal In this res
pec and the that good Vegetable medscnes are
now more extensively used than formerly.
EE,GT4 'Frtractof a letter from Washington City.
Mr. VIM WR1eHr-Dear Sr-You will have tle Kindness
ME as soon as possible, two three gross Of the
indian Vegetable pills The sales have for the lastwo monns
increased Tapdv those who buy generally Femarkng tat
heY are the best pills they haye ever used and my opinion
shat teY wi in short time snpecede oil others N this
city,. = .-. hobEni n hhNnhm'
Ft.osa the PkiIG Saturday Eoening Post.
WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGET BILE PILLS. i.
Wrghs Indian Vegetable Pills attaining great celebrity
In New England well as other parts OF the eDuea eaS
The attempt Of persons deaud the public by the sale OF
spuros articles meets with general eprobation MrWsbt
an ndeagable business and shows an array Of cures
by the medicine which confidence in Oh DIE
indian vegetable Pills. EraG-
AGENTS.
CHAPLIN &.ROBY, New Philadelphia, TuscaTsw-
4. D, Tbayer & Co.. Bolivar, do 90 4 -.-.-,
r. r. Later, sandyyiIIe, do do r4tgsEs
Christian Weebel, Zoar. do do
Ritter SlngluE & Sterling Canal Dover, do Dc
T. Thomas Sargent, Shanesville, do do a~s
Bever & Bowman, Coshocton, Coshoctoh county, y.
A. RenfieId g. Co Keene, do do =
Samuel Humnckhouse & Co., LewstiIs, do DO
Daniel Kilgore & Co., Cadiz, Harrison co.., o.
Atkinson & Hilbert, Hauisonvile, do do
June Is, lS43.
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RRrRMR.
.FiAMBERs' EDINBllnGn JOURNAL,

SHAMbChS aEDtNbUt1IHs syOUkNAkt,s..-
DuBEISHED i he Albiou ,tlce Barclay sireei
4 New York. The 6rstysar " our reprint OF Cham
hers EdiEbQrg journal beng sboul 20 exite, we avail
ourselvssOf the opporuniiy ksy that thAs received
support commensurae with the inlrinsic meriss Of the
work. and that continued republication therefore es
mblshsdpu n Rsm basis. We shall isSl indebted to-
subaefbsn who viii make the Journal knownSn their
Tesclve neiehboIhoyds, Is we'll ~ give eurrsncy 10
she terms # publication.
In orper 10 put this work within the reach Of all cas-
ses Of be public we have determined 70 isaus tat the
low pice Of one dollar and okd per asnHa; and also
10 furnish Il 10 agenls at discount from this price Of
thirty tArW and lnd per cent And in order TO dis
seinate the publicrton sill more extensively. weave
determined 10 give individuals or companies Of ndiyid
uals whu may order fire copies the adssntages posses
eed by agents. and extend 10 them also the benefit Of
the discount A remittance of Eve dcarss !hen prp-
vdea ilbe in fnRds pSr in the city Of New York. OF
no lmore than Eve per cent discount will command 8
annual copies The publication is weekly, contains
contains eight pages and IS printed 10 the quaro FORM
with neat type and good paper. Il scarcely nsces-
sasy 10 sialeihat the low price at which we eiet the
work. will oblige 10 adhere to the cash system with
out any deviation whatever. "a u ss 81 "a ctscy.
Editors Throughout the county nrerting This prospsc-
us four successive weeks, and ssndpga copy contain
ing lohe Albion Office, will be enited to free CO.
pyfcr one year. '7
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PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.
IDI2o DO 90 TH1EINIDo

DRo 10 % BlRNDo
MAVING permanently located in New Philadelphia, res
pecfuy tenders his professional services the puBlt,
and hopes by faithful discharge Of his duty those who
may solicit his aid to receive share of public patronage
His remedies are chiefly of a VEGETABEE CTARAC.
TER combining dness and efficacy, and when skfuly ad
maisteed are well adapted to arrest and eradicate disease in
an the varied forms, 10 which the human system subject.
Having thorough knowledge of tile
-,. Urescerim Practice,
judging diseases by the urine persons wishing may avail
themselves Of this advantage
CASH will he expected in all cHes, except for riding.
Office in the hiidng lot formerly occupied by g. W
Benope, on the corner Of High and Sixth streets.
December 6, 1843.-ly. .., ...., ,.. - e."r,-E
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,GROCERIES,
CHEAPER THAN, EVER

CHEAPER THAN EVER. 80
r WINSPEAR would respectfully inform his friends
j.. and The public generally thathe has opened new
cheap Grocery a:,he old sand door north of the Ad'
vocaie Office and two doors from the square where he
has and will keep constantly on hand all kinds Of
GROCERIES, LIQUORS. BEER AND CAKES,
a.. &C.. which he will sell for cash approved coun-
Try pIoincei : '''
New Ph,ladelphia, June.F, 34A ,ir. 2f3mh
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BRANDRHTEE's PILLS.
Scared ~ z,isrs Paissi Sf he UaiiSf Statss.

-UNBE BeAkbkEFHB PILLS, asaFgenerai family nedt-
cine especially Ia country sahleei 10 sudden chan
ges or tempeTalnre hs lhe fa0o Is incalchahe BY
hsvlnv the Rrahdrehs always on and should sadden
attack OF sickness take place, they M given At once and
viii oflen have eaeeeda befOe the physician could
ave arrived N hIati ,y&s-G GpG5 VHf-- 'a1a. rffg
In Choc and in information Of the howes ihes pills wnl
relieve ard perseverance in their use according 10 Vie
directions, will surely do all that medicine can do 10 Teslo
the health Of The patient N!'F TGt Z ~
In diseases arising from the OF mercury, from any
cause vtiaon from bad blood or otherwise their use will
produce the most happy results ip all attacks OF Rheumatism
Eryspeas Salt Rheh and In all cases Of chronic recent
Cosveness the uf the Brandre Pills will productive
Of infinite service Occasonpg great change
for the better rs to cause great thankfnness
In al cuses OF Indigestion Worms Asthma. Diseases Of the
Heart and In R affections OF the Stomach aud bowels the
Brandreh Plh win he found a never falingremedy f,t
70 nsnre the full eneh ofhese ceebated pills they should
be kept the house. that upon thS first commencement OF
sickness they may he at once resored'o One dose then s
heto than dozen after the disease has become established
in the'syseui. "N
The Brahdreth pills hr purely vegetable, and innocent
that the infant of amonth old them eqnred not
only safety but with certainty Of receiving ali the be-
nct medicine Is capable Of importing Females may e Them
during all the critical periods Of tier lives. The randreth
Pills will insure health, and produce regularly in AL the
| functions of life, t5e f l.s. aSs.-.,
he careful of counterfeit Pills. How TO avoid them;
- N-t' No, I, SECURITY. -
Each Agent who sells the genuine Brandreh Pills has a
CERTrIcATE or Agency which las been engraved vast
expense 1t represcnhe mannfacioy at Sing Sing on the
banks of the Hudson river and is signed by Dr. Rdndreh,
and his seal stamped upon the paper.
Ne2 SECURITY, ...
Above all observe the labels upon the boxes Each box Of
the genuine Pills has THREE LABELS upon II. The
ton and the label containing upwards Of NFE THOU
SAND LETTERS in RED ISK. The words BENJAMIN
BRANDRETH's PILLS beng printed over two hundred
times Upon the two labels.
The above justly celebrated Pills can be procured at the
Store of John P Chaplin New Philadelphia he being ha only
authorized agent for Tuscanwas county Ohio. A.'
August 22, 1874. s32 ly GG I.h a.aa 81
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RI TX n RY,

J. &C sMITHERS would respectfully inform the
ciilzens Of New Philadelphia and vicinity, that they
have apened a BAKERY, at their residence, in the
lthrd building North Of lhepu5c square. the West
side Of the street, where those WHO wish to procure
fresh cakes, crackers and 6read Of good quality can
be accommodated on reasonable terms. They would
wond say thai IN every "Wednesday and Saturday, of
each week, at 3 o'clock P. NJ. they will he prepared
10 Bake any kind of Pastry and mentS for families resi-
5liag Io town. From their experience in The business
they feel assured that they render full satisfaction to
all who that may favor them with call. and hope by
strict atDntion the wishes of their customers 10
ceiye liberal patronage. 143 % L.t5 e....4 s A.
~ B Cakes Sfrnished for parties at short notice also
Crackrs for sale Iy ihe bstrel z d can 'ot'i r''.
New Phladep phau uMaylSc le44. HB5sa
HNIIIS is 10 inform whom it may concern that have
i m,seIf used, and have prescribed 10 others the
nse of DsspSpsd, or GrGmhdm BisaGt ana Rredd, as
manulacl,ed BY Ms. John Smithers; and that have
ways found il highly Beneficial remedy for ndi'
esston and cosveness 6f Bowels; and most heartily
recommend tito oil whosrein need pfs eh on aFcle
as one not calculated 10 produce any Of the presen
ot Subsequent evil effects attendant upon the consian
use Of laxative and calhartic medicines. 81 lLre
CHARLES READ
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-10-24
MEDICAL NOTICE.

D.. F.. D. MoMEAL has associated with himsefin
The practice Of Medicine and Surgery. DrJ FLETCH
Err ANKENY. He assures the public and friends that
his partner 10 gentleman of excellent moral character
and possesses good medical requirements, he has had
The advantage of;he Medical Lectures at CINCINNATI
and he is worthy ofihe confidence OF the community.
Canal Dover, June +tJ9a4 % # t-, r.
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Da. THOnGPsoN,s APPARATUS
FOR THE CURE OF 4 Z ,
T9 PPOLAPSUS UTERL

and otter diseases arising from female rccakne's !.
TTHIS instrument has has the sanction of the best
i physicians in the country; aud being altogether an
exerhal application it is upquesiionaby the safest, as
well as the most peffec. and usefu of the kind evern-
vented. g.. ..ft ,-t..s,
The undersigned, having been extensively consulted
IN cases Of Female weakness, and being anxious to
adopt plan Of treatment, which while il secures to s
patients the greatest amount Of good is attended with
the least expense and inconvenience, hereby unheslia
ingy recommends this Apparatus one eminently CAL
culaed 10 accomplish these objects. F.f.H
Such is his confidence in The greet utility of the In
strureni that Re has enerted into The necessary arrange
ments for supply ing the whole country. The Appar
AIMS together with careful directions. will be promptly
furnished 10 all applicants for ready pay at the low price
Of FIVE DOLLARS. ,. Ne .-....r
Physicians of the county are respectfully invited to
call and examine il; ind those desons Of introducing
nto their practice, cau be supplied on more reasOna-
bic terms. "a ON l,.
49, -,. . r, D. McSlEAI, M. D.
Canal Dover. Dec 90, 1912. % If
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-10-24

AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY PUBLICATIONS.
TINE undersigned has on hand at his residence in
j. Canal Dover an assortment Of the Society puhcag
TONS aiming which are some Of Baxer'S Favels, Bod
dridges Neison sand ptb~ standard works Of Christian
Lleroure-to with large variety Of religious
tracts, also Bibles and Teslamems from the American
Bible Society. He respectfully invites he attention Of
epuhlicto this benevolent enterprise. He can rot on.
y sell at cost all ofthese publications, hut may make
grants rihent, when in bis Judgement good caGbe
dohe- jElis J 90 ION ,7ss' f9nS Us 'StN5 82F 75
Isislnrspnrsd to gil S orders at The shortes, M.
,cs Many Of ihqae publications are wsl adapted for
sabbath School Libraries. I, -.
~ @' 8. sAEA. Agent, "A. T.'s.
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Lime. Z. \ LinIlleI,,,,' Y, Z

TIME subscriber would inform the Public that No Ese
Il now on hand quantity Of The above ar,ic q,
which hewi sel low for CAsR. and warrant il encd.
To those who may purchase from me and for.whom,
may do the work, will receive q reasonable drdue
,ion. y 2iagN A1 f HENRY SPRINKFfi 'S'
New PhiIads.+APhI i6. is4A. laSRfT =
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-10-24
PETITION FOR IEAVE TO SELL LAND ToI
y PAY. DEBTS.

Philip Murphy Administrator }NoTleE i, hereby
Z, ofihe estate Of SIA given that on
Abraham yapo,'Eand dscd Monday the l4'lr ,Ssy Ssy
= James 1snostran, et al. between the hours Of
1oScleck An and 3 o'clock P. a. Of said day.
wslIMlIAt pusc auction 81 thssdOOr Of the Court
House in New Philadelohia, Tuscarawas county, Ohio
the fSowins isscrhed real estate TO wit: Lets Me- ]
and s. IN 7fhs second quarter Of township number
and range No. three ) Of the unapPropr,aed lands
in The Uoted States MaisfS Diitrict ia Tuscsawas
oauniy Ohio each lot estimated TO contain hundred
ucEsa Terms Of sale will he made known on the day
Of sala. II PfIILIP MURPHY. :.
Adm'r as aforesaid.
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: iHI:TJZZA roRTTXAg.

E2VAA4A 6O&A y &AAA4A0s
FTNHE subscriber would inform the trade thA he has
i been appointed agent for G. G, SCOTT'S report Of
NEW YORK FASHIONS, and has now on hand a
few numbels For sale also his whole system Of GAR
MENT CUTTING to be had by applying 10 the
subscriber. q
Tape Measures also for sale.
''o.-I7g-I. J; W. NEWBBReH.
Canal Dover, Sept 1lth, 1874. '',- i. 49,,
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TAKLORING.

81 WIN. r. NELLY, III ~
pEsPECTFCLLY informs his friends and the pnblic gen
N orally, that lie has opened shop in the East of
the Court House, Formerly oecuped Office by j. Judy,
ESQ., New Philadelphia where lie intends carry on thebs
mess In the most approved style ,,--~e---
.I,g. COATS VESTS, PANTALOONS, fsG
and all other Articles in hrs line of business made the
ashiona style, plain aGsuhstantial manner TO suit
e farmers Of the country and arices 10 Of
the times ,.-t fs-, ,.
CuTFfN9 all kindgdone the shortest notice and most
reasonnBlsterins, ...,-f,..5-
The LATEST PAsHioNs wibe regularly received from the
East Country Frodate will be taken In payment Of Wrk
May 25. 1913. Z ,.a...gf q, ysh 'Ea l9-Iy
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gUR WEYzNa & CoNvEYA1TCL7TG.

Nhs undersigned wishes jo give Noiice that he sa-
i bout to Locate il The Town, Of New Phiadelphia
and tenders hIs services ID the public In esnsrsE Be-
INK in possession Of the fed Notes Of the Ehiire wss
tsEh, part of Harrison County also ihs field Notes Of
wtat IL ealled ,Adi I,olumsn Township, and wiz do
basiaAsS under The Supervision Of the eonniy Suryeyer
10 depsiE wkerS occasion requires, Ne will survey
Eqnds grade roads, Level wafer Courses, D'sw
Deeds aed other IuStomahs Of writing with accuracy
ard dispatch. He will be found part Of his lime ~
New philadelphia At urichsvilIs, Tuscarawas cOsaty
Ohio. ''s,,,i'-
Sent g. ts4A ,Iif d % SO 4w
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NEW SHOE ETHER
STOR r.. !"

SIORE Ee i~a
In the NEW BRICK BUILDING opposite B. MilIer's
,. Fannery on Factory Street.
LOWER THAN EYER FOR CASHiM
SLTNGLUFF BOWER g. Co., have just received
y their spring supply of Boots and Shoes, and would
respectfully solicit the attention Of all ready paying
customers to their stock of .t i'l'4
ii SHOES AND LEATHER, '.'o- ..,.
arriving. and whEh contain varied and desirable as
sorinent Of Genans and Ladies' boys and chdren boots
and Shoes Of all kndsy -"
UPPER AND SOLE LEATHER.
Morocco, Lining SKINS Shoe makers findings Of all kinds,
Shoe pegs by the quart and buse Lasts Trees and
sooemps and at prices that but he pleasing pur.
chases No pains exerohs viii be spared make the
establishment right u all respec,1 that Veto
Call and satisfy yourselves
Canal Dover May 10, l843. " ,..F
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AN APPRENTICE WANTED.

A stout lad ofsbout l5Or 10 years Of age wiIIbota.
ken as an apprentices attiS oics oae from the soun
tY would te pssNFtsd. ,5 so stf sdltp
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

ATTACHMENT NOTICE.. ! t'".
- o. - }lN on The 3lst day of July. A.
John seiser. D. 1914, from the Clerks Office
Of the Court of Common Pleas
Of Tuscarawss County, Ohio, issued an attach
ment at the instance Of Jacob Hau against the lands
tenemens guods, c,aitels rights, credits monies and
effects Of John Seiser, ascending debtor, for the
sum Of one hundred dollars.
n o '''s'S'T' ~ C. II. KITCHENER, Crk
August 10 1874. d. a -'a oi7Sr6wo trg
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F.'R'SATH.

4 DWELLING House Sis aud Tor pleasantly sius. N.
IA ted in the tnwti df New RhiIadelpiIa TuscaawsI
county Ohio, f6r sale,od favorable terrs.= For parc-
uars apply to b. SEATnES at the Recorders office, or
the su5scribet at Uhiichsyis, Tuscara wee SOsply.
Ohio, .''''s 4'9 so' ~ 'oF
isll ,gid'agp.l eayse ,. II: AZ REDFlELD9Db
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Canal Dover, Dec. 90, 1912. 1 a
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MONEY MARKET.
Monday, May 27-6 Il

Monday, May S5-0 r. M.
The quotations for stocks IRE still on the advance.
Prices at this rate must in short time become so inflated
that they sustain themselves and thorough ex
poson must take place The ssles daily increasing
in amount There is immense quantity OF stocks ON
the market At the old Boay Canton advanced l per
cent; Long Island Il Patersd .; Harlem !; Pennington
Canal 2; Ohio e's %; Illinois Norwich Worcester %;
Kentucky 6s Z, vicksburg H. Pennsylvania 5s fell of
per cent; Mohawk closed firm =, Saturdays prices At
the new Board operations extensive, and spe
culators appear to he reckless. Norwich Wor-
cester advanced per cent; Vicksburg !; Canton 4;
Long Island II; Illinois Farmers Trust Z; Ohio 6s 1;
Paterson 8; Kentucky 6s b North American Trust q;
Morris Canal 5J Pennsylvania BIS, Indiana and Harlem,
closed firm at Saturdays prices Wall street Is hied
with excited SPECTATORS and while the bubble lasts
those operating for ADVANCE will be in fine spirits put
the greater the rise, the greater the fall The pupo'e
must be getting thin. but may remain whole for some time
yet Money is unusually abundant 1t never was more
so, and there is other employment Tor the vast
amount in existence but stock investments we see nonng
present likely to destroy the speculation so rapidly
increasing.
The East River Fire Insurance Company have declared
semiannual dividend Of three and half per cent pay
able on the LIST prox.
The New York Constitution Ship Insurance Company
have declared dividend of ten per cent out Of the profits
of the Company, for the last six months
The Farmers Bank of Troy has declared dividend Of
four per cent, pay able on The LIST oil June
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Anuselnents.

CHATHAM THEATRE.-Yankee Hill, was last
night received with the most uproarious applause,
which continued without abatement throughout the
whole performance and at the conclusion call was
made to which he made brief and pointed response.
The comedy OF Jonathan Doubikens is Of the best
certainly in which he has ever appeared BY general
desire will be repeated again tonight with the pretty
comedetta Of the Forest Rose Miss Cannon and Mr.
Brooks will repeat the beautiful Polka and the domestic
melo dramatic romance OF the Inch Cape Bell will con-
clude the performance in which Miss Reynolds and Mr.
Pickering will both appear
AMERICAN MUSEUM Splendid performances to-
day at 81 and p. NJ, by the Orpheans Mr.. Neis,
Great Western, Cerito the Giant and Gantess and b.
heman WITCH the celebrated daughter Of Atlas who is
reported to have carried the Earth his shoulders Be
that as may the manager has offered richer bill
readers to give test The choicest refreshments be
had the promenade roof and take all in ALL the
most delightful place OF resort in the city.
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"o'er moist and crazy brains
In high springtides, at midnight reigns ~

PRoGREss OF TEMPERANCE.-It appears that the
progress of Temperance has received slight check
IN this city. On Sunday last a meeting was held
by the advocates of the reform at the foot of Amos
street While one gentleman was speaking, Alder
man Mott made his appearance and ordered the
people TO their homes. The reason he gave for this
movement was that collection of men in the
streets on the Sabbath led TO mobs and riots is
this so We learn that the meeting will be held
there again next Sunday in order to test the autho-
rity of the Alderman IN this matter
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Circulation of the Herald.

During the last three months have added neary fire
thousand additional copies to former large daily circu
laton This great increase has been produced by a
bnaon OF causes-pz our early foreign over
land expresses from Bosonour unrvaled reports-snd,
though last not least the constant efforts Bishops ed
tors printers players chevsers and fellows OF all kinds
10 write the Herald ont OF existence which, in TACT, only
creates more popular excitement and gives us more
iaon every day. Bishop Hughes God bless him
has added one thousand to crculaton-Wikof the
mean man, only about the Thus 60.
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Jgy- RECORDS PARISIAN ALTERNATIVE MIX
TURE-For the cure OF primary or secondary Syphilis,
and all affections produced by an nudcious use Of mer
Alternative all other preparations for the Of sy
pills. is that while curing the disease it improves the
disease than the it is admnist aed Tor. The
best accommodation can give OF is, that it il now
merry considered mercury the only cure for those
plants. Sold in single bottles, 81 each in Of halt
Dozen S. carefully packed and sent to all parts Of tho
Union Office of the College of Medicine and Pharma-
cy % Nassau street.
w. g RICHARDSON. M d., Agent
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DEATH OF Con-. SHUBRIcK, u. S. N.-The Com.
mander of the U. s. frgate Columbia died on the
passage from Rio Janeiro to Cadiz on the 4O,h
day out with chronic affection of the liver, after
illness of about thirty days. The death Of this
gentleman has deprived the country of a brave and
gallant officer