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Price OnlU II cts.

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SHER MANS POOR MANS PLASTER
The best gthenlug Plaster IN the
world, and a sovereign remedy tor pains
and weakness in the back, loins, side
breast, neck. limbs, 10 nts, rheumatism,
and lumbago; worn on the lower part OF
the spine, they entirely cure the piles
and on the small of the back, the falling
of The womb; applied TO the back Of the
neck of children teethne they give great
vehe(. In coughs, colds, oppression OF
the chest and stomach, liver complaint,
aVsoepsia, asthma, and all diseases where
local remedies are required, none can be
ket,eV than these pIasters. They are
tonic, or strengthening, stimulating and
anOdyne Physicians recommend them
Because they stick better and afford more
relief than any other ever known. One
million are soId yearly.
J.W Hoxie, ESQ. who was bent near
lV double with Rheumatism, was enabled
after wearing one ~ hours. TO get VI
and dress himself. 10 two days he wa
perfectly well.
Mr.. David Williams. of Elizabeth
town, N, ] on old revolutionary soldier
was so afflicted with Rhematlsm that HI
couid hardly help himself One Of thes'
Plas,ers eutirOly cured him.
Mrs. George Nixon, one of III" Mana
gers of The lnstl.urion for Aged Indlgen
Females in the city Of New York, say
the old ladies find great benefit lroG
these Piasters, they being very liable 1t
Mains or weakness 10 The back, as vel
.s other parts oi the body.
Mr. George W Spencer. Street In
sueo,or. was cured Of the Piles by wal
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MURDER AT HOBOKEN.

Abraham /. Gru1Qff an Old resident NJ
IIobOken, aged torty-fye years. who kpDta
grocery store, and who had been unwelI for
two or three DAYS past, died on SUNDAY
morning last. Mrs. Ppnnover, hs sister,
attended him on Saturday and SATURDAY.
evening, Mrs. P, who is rather a good
looking widow, gave notice Of her broth
pr's death. The neighhors came in, but he
was cold and stiff. The Jury examined
several witnesses, but nothing of import
ance appearing, verdict Of "Died by the
visitation OF Cod was rendered. The Cor
oner then proceeded to search for, and Sc
cure the personal effects Of the decea-ed.
Scudder had, few days previous, exhibit
ed to various persons his gold watch. 500
in bank bills, and handful of gold eagles
and half eagles Thee could no, be found,
a little silver money only remaining, where
he usually kept it, in the bureau. Mrs
Pennoyer was then interrogated, and stout.
iy denied all knowledge Of either the mon.
ey or the watch
BY direction of the Coronershe was wat.
chcd, and shortly afterwards she went in.
to the store part OF the house to the clock,
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THE WEATHER,--The present season thus
far has proved inauspcous. In Jefferson
county the fruit is generally killed, except
on the highest hills, and there it Is not abun-
dont. Corn is generally dead and dry
Wheat is any thing but promising. Oats
and grass must be light.
In Stark, the wheat is more generally in
iured than ever before knowni many fields
are as yellow as though fully ripe. Some
farmers are blowing it up, preparatory to
sowing tin buckwheat. Much of the corn
has been cut off by frost twice and even
thrice. Some have re- planted. The clio
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Sands SaTsaparilEa,
For The removal and permanent cure Of al
Diseases arising from an impure state
Qfhe Blood or habit Jthe

rOf HCe Ie"tOOuG una pefWuHtu cure " Utt
Diseases arising from an impure state
Vhe Blood or habit Qfthe
System.
Scro(ula, or Kings Evil, Rheumatism,
Obstinate Culuneous, Eruplions PIN
pies, or PusSnes on the Face, Blolch
rs, BIes, Chronic sore eyes, Ring
Worm or letter, Scald Head, EuIarge-
meat and Pam of the Bones & JOINTS,
Stu Oborn Ulcers, SyphllUic SNmp-
toms, Sciauca, or Dum Oago, and DIS
eases arising from an ID judIclous use
of Mercury, Asclles, or Dropsy, Ex
posure or lmprudence 10 Lie, also,
Chronic Constitutional Disorders &c.
In this preparation are strongly con
cenlrated all the Medicinal properties
Of SarsaparIIa, compounded with other
valuable vegetable extracts, The who 9
strength OF which is extracted on all en-
IlreIy new principle. The great object
desired is now accomplished, ia the pro
ducIIon Of a remedy possessing a con-
trolling power over supposed hitherto
ncurable diseases.
The afflicted, or those who may have
been given up in despair, and all who
are interested, are invited TO make a
trial of this valuable medicine, or to call
OH those who have come forward aud
borne pIbIc testimony Of its priceless
value to them, and satisfy themselves in
dViduaIly Of its power 10 arresllng and
curing disease, and of what 1t has done
for others.
The following are extracts from let
ters recently received, and specimens Q
those coming TO hand daily:
GALLATIN, Tenn, Feb. 9th, 1874
Messrs, A. B. q. d Sands:
Gentemen--I have just received
a letter from my father in Russo lie
Ky, who wishes 10 purchase some q
your SlrsapsrIIIa. have no doubt he
can he the means Of selling great deal
as it has performed wonderful cure IN
his family. Lust December was sent
for to see my sister before she died, she
having been in poor health for some two
or three years, & at the time | went over
10 see her, she was al the poin, of death
with The scarlet fever, and cancer us
affection of The bowels, from which hei
physician thought she could mol possbI Y
recover. carried over with ME hot
tie Of your SarsapariIa, and with the
consent Of her physician she commenc
ed taking it thai night, remained wrf
her lhres davs. and left her rapidly i'm
proving. Her husband sent boy home
with me for more of The SarsapariIa.-
| sent nne dozen bottles which believe
will effect an entire cure NV father
writes me 10 that effect, and wishes lhro
me to procure an agency for selling you
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January l lS45.
pAlIlGOIRIlM
En New ERageHSlOWn!

The subscriber would respectfully
inform his old customers and the pub
lie generally, that he slIIl continues TO
carry on the above business in New
Nagerstown, Carroll county, Ohio. Tie
will be found in his shop at all times to
attend TO those who may favor hun with
call. He receives the New York
and Philadelphia Fashions regularly
every Spring aud Fall, which will ena
BILE him 10 give satisfaction 10 both old
and young He hopes by Stricr atlen
lion 10 business to receive ashqre ol
that patronage which is always beslow
ed by liberal public on the industrious
His charges will be made TO suit the
times, and he will receive either cash
or country produce IN payment.
WILLIAM McCANDLESS.
Feb. IA. 1845.
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MILITARY ExTRAoT.-"I belong to Rife
Company in Vermont, called the Green
Mountain Peak Rangers one hundred
strong. Our captain takes US out every
week to practcei he draws us up in a sip
gle file, and setting a cider barrel rolf .og-
down steep hill, We commence shr ,otrS
from right to left, by file, at The bv' q bols
as ii comesup. You know, stre'Ag<r. this
is pretty quick work. We them shoot bv
sections, then by platoons. and lastly 5v
company After the shoJurr is over, our
captain examines the FarreJ. and lie finds
single shot that did lot enter the Dung
hole, 'he member WHO missed it, is expeli-
eds and a:s'Je you, sir that have be-
longed to tbs Company eight years, & there
has not 'ee.r single mdividaaL expelled
''Rce ~ <ce been member!"
If .nrse teais had happened ''out west"
We should have doubted their correctness;
as, however, they are of Yankee origin, ws
"recAon" that we may, not only bei,eUe,
but SUear to the truth of them.
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Estate OF w. McCIintOCk

~ Office is hereby given, that The
~ Undersigned has been appointed
and duty qualified as Administrator o.
the estate of Walter McClntock, late o.
Carroll county, Ohio, deceased, Those
indebted 10 said estate are requested 10
make immediate payment, and those ha
wing claims, to present them, legally au
lhenlicaled, for settlement, within one
year from this date
ALEXANDER PORTER. Adm.
May Is, l845-31 A.
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COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA.

SHERMAN's Couch LozENGEs are the
safest, most sure aud etfeCiuaI remedy
for Coughs, Colds, ,Cousumptlons,Wh oop
log Cough, Asthma, TIghrness Of the
Lungs OF Chest, NC, &c. The proprie
tor h u never known an instance where
they did not give perfect satisfaction ---
Several thousand boxes have been sold
within The last year, restoring 10 health
persons 10 almost every stage of con"
sumption, and those laborng under tho
most distressing colds and coughs
Jonathan HOwarh, Esq, the we'll
known temperance lecturer, took n s9Vere
cold last January by sleeping 10 damp
sheets, that seemed 10 have settled IN
CoCrumptI0n. lie raised goot deal Of
bloody matter, and his c0ugh was 81
harrassing and iucessanI that he coul !
get no rest by day or night, Alter try
ing various remedies without relief, he
thought that death aIcue would relieve
him ol his misery. But by the adVtce OF
a lady he purchased box OF Sherman 5
Cough L zengee: they gave him great
relief, and TO his surprise slIayed his
cough, made him res, easy, and enabled
him 10 sleep sound all night; three day $
use OF them made "A new man Of him,
and he is recommending She rman's Lo.
zenges to all his acqnaintances
sHERMAN'S WORM LozENGEs
Are The only infaIibIe worm destroying
medicine ever discovered 100000
boxes have been sold, and not failure
has ever been known. They destroy oil
kinds Of worms, and cannot juro where
there are nODe,
Three different persons cured OF ,h'
Worms by the use Of one Box Of Worn
LoSenges.
"Messrs G. F T. & Co l47 Mair
street, Cincinnati: Gentlemen, - Ml
wife has been afflicted with worms from
the age OF three years, and has neve
been without them She resided at Mid
dIetown, Butler county AT times, sh,
has been go afflicted with worms as II
require The attendance OF Two Of the bes
physicians 10 the place-oue docterlOI
her for one complaint, and one for anolh
or, but getting worse, she removed l.
Madison, and was under the hands O
two of the most celebrated physicians O
that place, but all did her no good. Sb
came TO Cincinnati some time since, an
began 10 despair of getting better: 10
deed she got 50 bad, the worms came u
in her throat = her sntferngs became a.
most lntoIerabe. Hearing of The man
cures performed by Shermen's Loze enge:
she thought thai she would try them las
August. stepped in your store en-
got box of the worm lozenges. and
have every reason TO rejoice that dl
so. She took bat one hall box, when tn
worms came from Ter in lunches
could not be positive, but | would SUP
pose that there we're from fifty to siXl
10 each bunch. The lasl Gose brougl
several while worms, from twelve
fifteen inches long. She began to e.
NeI we'll, ami felt better than she had I
wears. Being cured, she gave II
balance OF the Oox to nelghbor by Il
name of Herald, who lives short di
tsnce from Us, who has two children, oI
five and the other Two years OF age, VI
Sere much troubled with worms, and
have heard since, that by the time th'
had used up the box, both children we
entirely cured"
The above is from Mr.. r Ricbar
Lawrence street, near Front.
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CAMPHOR LozENGEs

SHERMAN'S CAMPHOR LOZENG ES
Give immediate relief 10 Nervous or sick
Heed ache pa pitaliOn of the heart, low
uess OF spriIs, dependency, inHamma-
tory or putrIed sore throat, bowel or sum
mer complaint, ialnIlng oppression or a
sense OF sinking OF the chest, choIlc
spasms, cramps Of The stomach or bow
els, EYsterICal affections and all nervous
diseases, droWsiness through the day and
wakelulness by night, cholera or cholera
mOrbus, diarrheA, lassltUde, or sense
Of fatigue. Persons travelling or attend.
ing large parties, will find the LCzengcs
really fevIVIng, and impartiOg the buoy.
aDcy Of youth.
Joseph B Nones, ESQ. Vice PresIdOn,
Of the Washington Marine Insurance
Company, has suffered ior years with
nervous headache, that nothing would
relieve ill he used these Lozenges
which relieved il entirely in Is minutes
Dr. G, Hunter has been subject to vlo.
| ltbl blluCNS VI HtuUhCIt, oO hd 10 III u X
him almost blind for Two or three hour
at IA time. Nothing ever afforded hin
any re- Ief tIi he tried these Lozenges
and they cured hin 10 few minutes
| Dr. Shermsn's Lozenges can he oh
ained Wholesale and Retail OF G
Thomas, Main 81, between 81 and 4th
Sole Agent for Cincinnati, OHIO, aud 0
he following Agents.
GREER e. Co, Magnolia.
S A HIGHLAND Harishurgh.
George MANFULT., Augusta.
K JACKSON, CarIollton.
Cough Lozeuges 25 cents per box;
! Worm
RI Canonhor U -
r CaIharlic "
All who buy box of DR.. Sherman
Lozenges, or a Plaster. are entitled
one Of Sberman's Messengers Of Healti
which can be Obtained from all Agents
Jan. |, AS.
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DIssOLUTTONOF PARTNERSHIP

lHE partnership which existed be
tween The undersigned under The title nI
Cummings d. Akrrs, was dissolved by
mutual consent on the ooh of March
1S45 All tho business OF said firm viii
he settled by } P. Cummings, who Is du
~ au,hor,ztd to attend TO the same.
GU INNINGS & AKERS,
MAY Is, lS45-3l 4l.
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lug one OF these Piasters On The lower
part Of the spine.
GFCAUTloN The great reputation
these PIasl have attained has indu I'd
many unprinciped persons 10 get up
worthless limitations. Ask for Sherman's 8
Poor Mans Plaster, and see that lull d.
rections for use, aud fac simie OF his
name, A. Sherman, NJ D ls on the back
OF each Trust none Others, or you will
be deceived. G F THOMAS,
l47 Main 81, between 8 and 4lh,
G.TSoIe Agent for Cincinnati.
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TERMS OFApYERTISING

TERMS OFADVERTlSlNG.
Three rnsertiOnS, one square, 500
Eve,y subsequent insertion, 25
LARGE ones in proportion.
A liberal discount viii be given 10 thos
Dho advertise by The year.
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All who buy box of DR.. Sherman's
Lozsnges, or Plaster, are entitled 10
one Of Sberman's Messengers Of Health.
which can be Obtained from all Agents.
Jan. |, AS.
The New York herald., 1845-01-27
Important from Washington.

The Annexation question passed, by small ma.
jority, the Committee OF the House Of Representa-
script.
The plan is similar in principle to that of the ia
nous compromise-dividing Texas into
Slave States.
We are also advised that a similar plan will pass
the Senate by small majority-but this is doubt
full
Everything looks auspicious for Texas. What
will the foes of annexation now do?
The New York herald., 1845-01-27

Dk. MATHEWS LEcTuREs.-This venerable and
talented divine last evening, by request, repeated
his lecture on the harmony Of Astronomy and
Geology, in accordance with the Mosaic account
Of the Creation, in the Rev. J. M. Macauley's
church, Murray street.-the attendance was numer.
Gus and highly respectable. The Rev. J. M. Ma
cauley offered up prayer, after which DR.. Ma
thews repeated the lecture delivered in DR. Mason's
church, Beecker street, on the Sunday evening
previous, which was reported in our paper of Fri
day last. Therefore, we deem there is no neces-
sity for its repetition on the present occasion.
The New York herald., 1845-01-27

NAVY AaENT.-Letters from Washington an
nounce that Mr.. George Montgomery, of this city,
will be nominated by the President as Navy Agent
for this Port, in place Of J. H. Suydam, rejected
by the Senate. Mr. Montgomery is an old resident
OF this city and worthy and estmabe citizen,
and we have no doubt will perform the duties Of
the Office in a satisfactory manner.
The New York herald., 1845-01-27

o. Captain Levy, OF the u. s, Navy, is request
ed 10 call az this office.
The New York herald., 1845-01-27

TRYoN's ClRcUs-The most perfectly equipped
equestrian establishment in the Union now performing
the Bowery Amphitheatre, under the management Of
Mr. Tryen Thera no humbug whatever resorted to in
the multifarous achievements given at the Bowery Cir
but every thing advertised Is performed to the let
than the beaSt u animals in the stables Of the Am
phheare This evening the entertainments are for the
benefit Of Mr. B. Jennings, real clever fellow in every
of the word 4
The New York herald., 1845-01-27


Concert and Orations mt the Tabernacle -
bsuiul singing and the finest speeches that be produced
The CONCERT by the Ophean Family Oraons by G. O. Burr
and Mr. Cough certainly present most attractive bill
A sorreyvfal ste1y Of KeaI Lffss-nsvsnst
you seen him 1 Brosdway with the long, delicious silky hsir
ladies' :nged Ieyel in the jetty clusters with their snowy
forksd fingers Did hear that young mans p
Well. love tale Poor fellow! the blasted hope of rich
Boston family will not give you the particulars Ills
to that times his mind wanders Do
You knew what gives such particular charm 70 him that
Coral Hair Restorative and jones' Italian Chemical Soap
Every Monday, at 2ocock he may be walking
read Jones store SO Chatham bottle Of his oil;
that alone gives his hair that original brancy that has
turned and his skin that healthy youthful cesrness
Reader the cost is very fng, 8G give you
Chemical Soap will crackd chapd tender skim pim-
pies blotche. eckes sunbun morphw erupton
and clear dark yellow dscoored skin. Jones' Coral Hair
Restorative sold for three shillngs bottle, will make the
hair clean and soften -make beautiful and keep
twice long preparation Both sold cheap
the Of the American Eagle SO Chatham street, ss Broad
Mind. reader, ask for Jones' articles.
ALI PhiisdsiPnis snDscrlptions to the
1EHALD mnst be paid TO the Zeber Co.. Ledger
Buildings Third street, Chestnut where single copies
E All the and cheap Publications for sale their
tablishment. nify
Medical NOTES.-The Advertisements OF the
New York College Of Medicine Pharmacy established
the Suppression Of Quackery the cure Of all diseases will
paper. w. s. RICHARDSON, M. d.. Agent,
Once and Consul.ng Rooms of the College 95 Nassau
The New York herald., 1845-01-27

day night and robbed Of watches and ewely worth about
$500 No arrest
kkQusirios-O Officer Welsh arrived from Albany this
Jersey, for the persons of the two charged with
passing counterfeit money and from the Governor Of
which have been allowed by Governor Wright Of this
State
received information late this afternoon that the body OF
young had been found in the in 10th street
near pond The informant seemed to think there was
good deal of mystery involved in the case but could
impar but very little information The matter will be
investigated to-day.
The New York herald., 1845-01-27

u s. SUPREME CouRr, Jan. A-J. l.. Jernegan,
Esq, of Indiana, was admitted an attorney and
counsellor of this Court.
No. TO- The United states plaintiff in error vs. Andrew
Hodge, ct al The motion to dismiss this writ OF
was argued by Mr. May in support Of and by Mr. Attor
ney General against the same. No 42-Phil Hickey et
al plaintiffs In error A. Stewart ct al The argu.
ment Of this cause commenced by Mr.. Coke for the
PLAINTIFF in error and continued by Mr. Henderson for
the defendants In error. 4" "a
The New York herald., 1845-01-27
TheatrlcalS. 60.

The Ethiopian Serenaders have been well received in
New Orlean where they made their first appearance
the 18th inst The editor Of he 7ropic says :- Tht
performance, to US, was new and unexpected and
proof Of apprt citation of its merits, sat il out
from the first rafting Of the bones" the last tlnkle
the tamborne"
Howes end Mabies equestrian company performing
in Mobile.
Christys Ethiopian Minstres gave their last concert
in Pittsburgh. on the 13d inst.
WISCONSIN. Legislature of this Territory
assembled at Madison, on first Monday of this
month. Hon. Marshall M. Strong, Of Rock Co.,
was chosen Speaker of the Council, and Geo. H.
Walker, of Milwaukee, Speaker Of the House.
Gov. Tallmadge transmitted his message on the
same day. 1t is brief, sensible, and well written
rltory, his recommendations are general in their
character. He urges special attention to the mi
ltia, internal improvements, lake harbors, edu-
cation, light taxes, and the territorial debt -
He speaks strongly in favor Of connecting Fox and
Wisconsin rivers, and proposes also railroad
from Lake Michigan TO the Mississippi, He sng-
gests also the trial Of plank roads in the heavil,
tmbered regions. He is opposed to an extension
OF the naturalization term, and seems to apprehend
that it would check emigration.
An AFFRAy occurred in this city, last evening.
between E. G.. Squier, editor Of the Hartford Jour.
nal and Henry Hudson. question was disputed by the
parties and Squier gave the lie to Hudson blow was
returned causng blood to flow from the face squier
Gentlemen nterered and the parties separated
Hudson felt blood ricklng from his person He repaired
domen, about two inches long and elf an inch deep
The wound attended TO- squier Immediately employ.
ed in this promine gentleman Of the
fard Times, jan 26.
The New York herald., 1845-01-27

SICKNESS AT PoRT Au PRINcE.-We learn that
on the 9th instant the "pest fever was raging to
considerable extent at Port au Prince. 1t was
rather mild on board the American vessels, but
very severe amongst the French seamen.