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DIR. WINANs'.
hLSAM OF WILD CHERRY:
AN lNVAi.u ABR FAMILY MEDICINE /.

\ -
AN lNNAi.u ABkK FAMILY MEDICINE :
BENG A stR& kEMEDN kok
ITONSVMFsIONin sil,n- vssso.s k,s~s. t'oIr~
~ AsTsssA. bRo>cnIr,s. cROUP. WA~p,. 9,
Ce-ch. SPsr.'s ef Blood. B.sVt.t,y - B,sssi..s .
fs,.: :" ~ SD. esS Breeze. EJsss~ss. LIVER
COMPLAINTS. &c.
The Medical rop~ri;e- Of Dr Winsa ma.s~ q
WIN Cherry are futiy essnhi vssd ~ every sss~seo
oi he country by esvsss iks srss ,r-
sciefaie cascs Of The h,r~eoeg ~isss ~ dI-essss~
In slm"st every instance ~h~ss 10 No. hsss. ~
severed IN. ~ has Zee ted radical cure. AA~urh
IN many case this BaIsam Will saEsi irsedss1s.
tehei ar. NJ least. effect u great change 10 q few
days. s'ii a. cannot ne expected io wssA sssrssss
ny curing NIL nm so sh'rt time, VISOR heslsA
70 lr'me that has b,en rry ~ fell jisesss Ter
years
Besides. there are So many s,ssss Of tho same dir
ease, that ~ - mJ cs-ible fnr any rhyscian ts Js.
'efm'nc the qunnity ~ medicine required iv ers.i-
cute ~, dIietcn, reriods aud iorus S,ir,ns vary,
ne quantities. hence ia c~se.. single Lorl..
Ssuihci"ui, whiic Others will rq.ne three Or Fear
10 pr duce The sans ,tt-e,.
All Nc ask OF the Is' NJ, IL To give our Wedicsas
mif inal. and he ~ rect assured Ahsi a. Hi to
pr"dneilNc ~ the m"s' "a, n-lic,al rs,uils
f1licnis. IN pking IN, med -, sel not rrs,r.sr
themselves as regards dict er~rpi avoiding the
most ind sr.iislc a.iclcs cI isrd-su-I q. ssl,sd
AMI sis"Sed p~s', Cshhag,-, c'ion. .cururnbss DC
They 'hou'd pay prper sit-n,i"a that ,heinur~.@
- '''"' ~" ''V'e mo
c'meIcics VI the wea,hvs; 10 rsrrfsl p.I To ,vs-
cycrcrr.
frequent hing IN wars, hath. and the 49, VI
han glove tar rubbing The n,.h he ors s.irs to-
bed. Will ahl The m~dicir- !. tie ef. etc.
Tae m'wel, should bc ker' open With some gvs,
lie medicine. snth as ~ W,ss~'s Pes~ 0ss.s
Pulls, which viii he Goa.d much sarer-r to ss~
lurgstNe pulls now IN Use. and ALL sl.S ed th,p
bai'u- ~ all directions of INC liver
fOf sale whc!essl~ ard retail by
& r HoRNBROCX. Manrcs 8.
INV 2n ~ Wh..l,. ~.
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BRITTANY wAPF

BRITTANIA WARE.
M HAND good assortment of American Brit
~ 'snia Ware. and will be cold very cheap for
Cab:
90 Tea and Coffee Pots
4 doz Britannia Castor. with bottles
Bri''oris spiuoohs
Br'isnis Ware in Sets
Communion Ware
Toy Briiiania Tee sett.
jan &c n rtpcu,tn
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wssrARs sALsAM OF WILD CHERRY

WsVHAkS BAi>SAM Up WILD CHERRY.
The greet success attending The use of this Bal.
go N Pslnoosy Diseases. having naturally a.
sssessd ne attention Of physicians aud others var
60 opssiohs end surmises have ar,scn with reeanl
- 10 ccnPoneht parts, come have sppycscd II IN
eoesin isd'ne. others mercury. etc, and such sub
sssscs they attribute i'm extraordinary efficacy. -
SssA opinions being entirely erroneous, and cslcu-
ssed 10 prejudice many persons against The medi.
cine. Ne pledge ourselves that u contains netting
of The Mind. snysh,rg in the least injurious; on
The contrary, 10 compsped principally of ample
subsssnces The Moo q iceland. the Wild Cherry
end Pias d or northern siude.. ere the principal
inessdissss IN the compound. The sscst secret Of
80 s01esey consists in the ne,hsi by which they
arv psepaeed. Such in fact ~ the nature sod sim
pjcisy OF THE medicine. powerful IN action. vet
% MID safe and pleasant In ts operation. that ~
saishs b justly ,efmed. Natures own Prescrip-
sion.' and although bot i~o year. have elapsed
sncs IL ives first made public. We can proudly say
u has acquitted . celebrity unprecedented by any
medicine in use. and 10 evidently destined to be-
como The mesi popular and valuable meJici ne eve,
discovered. For sale by DR. CRUMBACKER,
also BY PRYOR &PAuLL. Nv jan 10
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Oh BRIIs MoLASSEs. just receive, and for
~ uio ty jon &c JAS. MKEE
IN BOXES GAINESVILLE SOAP
HO 20 brs good Recri6ed Whisky
is don Corn Bfooms
Is bushels Dried Apples first rate. Just
fsed and t0r sale by S. WOODROW,
Jsn26 234 kiain ST
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NOTIl g.

Cop-is'icn,s's Ohce Jrh'y a. 1916
Tie paH'es 80 oIhcf poTspns having any ibte,es,
IN The maiisf- toninn,d 10 The foregoing decreer.
areheretv noufod, hat have appointed Wedpcs.
dty Inc 25th day oGfohfu,ry 1916 NJ my ohice IN
ihc cay ~ Wheeling. The iino and place wh-n
and hire. shall commence The ccmpetipn ~
'"e SAID at count Md ! hereby require tho said
partes md persons 50 interested ~ the same, 10
aprcor before me ON sid 25ih day Of 3 br-nry
tsl6' nud produce their respective, claims ior ~.
Jus'fnent and settlement
jan . JAMES \ CLARKE, CONF.
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XII pRLs LOCKWOOD. jaa iced snd T.,
sale lo~ ~ PRYOR 4 PAUL..
ch ~ l6t Aiafket o. watching.
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$Z5,OOO!
$4,000!

Pokoniols Rirer Lowry Of Del eiass Ia.
To he drawn a' Wilmington. Moe,iay. January 26
! of s250000 IS of $4,000 I OF 5000 I oi 1000
~ Nos. IL Ballots. Tickets 50; cerniicnie Is
~holes IL "a dollsr-; shares in proportion.
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Circuit Superior Couu. 2
February rs. l6%s. {
George II Gather & Co.
WA Chnplne s. oihrr.. Dee'" /e' Aeee"H'
ABSTRACT.


Upon consideration whereof this eanss 10 fer.
red Ia Mus.r Cninm iss"ner Wilson. WIN 20 io ss-
certain and report What zeal estate c"nve, Ell by tho
defendant Wn Chnpi'nc To the Trustees. ny he
deed vi if".t ~ the hill m, rioucd rsmains susgd
and what debt, IN The said deed of tfus, rs.tissd
iur remain unpaid; Together with oil oihef debit
charges. membranes upon The said real ssts,s,
and The order ~ which they ME cniled u, be
fad. And that f"r this purpose he give notice g.,
The .aid creditors provided for by the said ds. d,
and all "tep. by ajvrfi. ssment 10 be published
81 least 30 Hrys on ~'me v~~srarts ruL4ished ~
Tho CT, Of wheeling, 10 come 90 aud establish their
debt. upon the u-ual terms. And that he s,sp 49,.
ceria'n and reron what nlcsot effrrn The ss,s
trustees have IN their hsBds. or ,uhjsei 10 the,s
control. To no spfiiet e. the nlymcpi 81 the ssil
ieh''; and That he also feror' my other msttt
deemed pertinent 10y iIIms-Ii. specially required
10y any al ilie parties,
ASH. at nuoihrr day tn Wit
On W cihr,dny Jsuhary 2iG, 1915.
Ir fei1s suggested ani made known ,o the court,
that Alexander Wfsn, The cornr,r.ion 70 10 sshou,
ihis rnn-s NAs heretofore te'fed hid deparfsd "
life. nnhuui hsvirg completed - returned the &c
'Ousis Succeed 10y Ihe ufmsf decree IN This rsn.,,
hu ihrt divers Proceeding. have been hsd hst.r.
-"id cornm-,i"nor under ssii dccfcc. and .e,sr.t
90 III" parties concerned have tridnred vpuehsf 4.
and ptop's before him. t.rsctins variaus mnres.
referred 3" rummi.sonrr Wilson; Tho Cogr, Jeih
hsrcnror sdiSdg-. ufIr, snt deere. that i,s csu,s
he referred Ia JANIS \ CL.RHH E.q one of The
commssioncr. iur taking accounts sppunied n, u, d,
court WIN; sSirg due Eoficc ., d,fcc Ell by siil
'o'm-r decree. u ~ ecnpleis ibs aid scc,uns az.
here ,iute reieriCd c,rninisinpsr Wilsoni <nn-
'idrrlug for his Iurpnse all wonders. proofs o. :,
evidence. duly produced before s.it eoinn,i..r M ?
Wilson. 'nbloci fo all jn' exceptions. snd aisinx
la va m IA. same eircI II the .ar,s wers aga ..
br"ulhl forward hoInrn himself Tc.ic.
! NiLsoS. ALEX 4 LAiDLEY, Cisfk,
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TO THE BURNEns or I.Ann

IN ANTED-Cloyef and Timothy Seed Rol,
w and keg Bauef,Dued APPLE, and Peaches.
White Beans, Lard, Feathers Tsilow end Produes
generally. n NJ JAMESON,
jan 20 Produce Dealer.
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objects mean base disproportioned or hideous. ne
carefully ornits them from the noble model which
he IS about to produce on the other hand col
lstng these elements Of disorder and deior1nity ne
creates from them repplsive and trghtful picture
from which one turns shuddering AVA: This re
pulsion which The artist knes so well how to IN
spire has also its social usefulness. The more the
soul is oppressed by these sad and gloomy IMAGES
the more the reaction Of her faculties tends to hap
piness. which is her DESTINY
To reproduce the deso!ate scenes OF Nature, the
fields half cultivated and in disorder. the smoky
cabins. the poor, filthy, ignorant. besotted, over
worked peasantry.-this is 10 depic: the realm OF
Satan. the hell in which we are. To seek cut ali
the beauties OF landscape, TO exalt the charms Of
Nature to ideaze the scene 10 people the smiling
palace the luxuriant fields, to make the bosom of
the earth glow with riches splendor radiant smiles
this is TO reveal the Golden Age. the para
disc TO which we aspire-ths is to show the rea
ration of the Kingdom of God on Earth HAPPY
the landscape painter who feels all the grandeur Of
his mission
The four perpetual themes o; the landscape paint
err should be, st. Primitire Eden representation
of virgin Nature issuing from the hands Of God in
all her freshness md cxuberancc of power: I'd.
The Desert, (ste saurGgc, Mature abandoned Of
man with its shapeess piles its ruins or its arid
desolation Sd. Cirai=Gtjon-/sit~ compqgnardI-
Nature distorted by the misdirected labor OF man
with its aspect meager and confused its trees scat
tered at random, cut down and torn up by an out
raseous taste, its farms cut up piecemeal and
strewed about without convenience or symmetry
in respect to each other, its walls ornamented with
priclily pear aud broken bottles its hedges and
bitches its roads its stagnant and offensive
waters-in short all those grotesque poverties
which now obscure the view Of the landscape
painter. and in the mids, Of which so many yet
force themselves to seek for beauties. 9TH Tie
TERRESTRIAL Paradise-Nature in all her splcndor.
the ideal beauty Of landscape which viii result
from the wise and delicate cultivation of the soil
the earth fully appareled embcllished. clorificd,
by the labor Of Man in unity with God.
Two OF these themes correspond TO that which
we have called the critical aspect Of the mission of
Art tho two others appcrtain to the harmonic and
prophetic. The frs; are the representation Of the
subversions and discorCis of evil before which the
Artist ought 10 feel and cause us TO partakc an
emotion of profound unhappiness. Of horror at so
much dcforlnity which makes the true critic the
second are those radiant images which invite us TO
harmony aud happiness
But we cannot spare room for more OF this origi
nal, profound and enthusiastic exposition of the
true Mission of Art We have given much
mostly for the purpose of drawing attention to the
entire article, which every artist and connaisseur
should read and to the work wherein 1t appears
which all might peruse with highest profit G G. F
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CITY ITEMS.

- The C0ur-7er Ges Eta.s mentions rauaor
rs, he vesscl on board Q: Which rss A:tEr pz Cr-
PREF a;e Charge dAzairs from France 70 Mexico had
been lost on the passage f,orl NewYork TO liverpool
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u De MEYER the pianist. passed through the
City yesterday or az way TO Newport where he IN
tend. giving some Concerts
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EMITTED STATES OF AMERICA.

~ I Il
~, III, pb!,r ln5,r7.r'er. be II tn0tvn 70 az 1aIns
4-S' asta IN any t5's' eg'.fer. So o,r
Il DILL Public Sotary ~ and f9s " ttse 81 80 on,
~ i-T, r.,.nt g.arr ne Greai ga ~ nc i-1 Sd; ~
II corlrni- stoned aaG .'yoIn t"yet-;-s ~ ue ~ VI 80,
YORK 10 hereby certify, fAat jar a'|'t a. '4. ~ ~
afflcted s,tta t.ld. rrHioFy CA'"Hie
leus.,le affection, az tuna pe5ed.Hs p1 a01e y' a1
putting ,se p2=rerS 81 endure :, 90 I ny -, I'D
-. ,r ,I ysr 1iy buane1 ard eoutort Hat+ isd' m
de.d b. fnA had j9tfrd rest Jr1h@ te iar<
70 make r1li 2t DIX CHRISTIE 49, ~ - W
c,;ire!y free fsut yqrs rZty Of e~fI or Jot" G an
whereof have subscribed my name, AID
i nv ncrar.l sea- foace e he,eaD!o affixed. tlis
--vnh tay az July IL. y-ar Of cur Lord one noesanh
~ - sI,T13 !.d ert ,rrv-.ix JAMES Il. DILL,
No!ary Public No. "a Wallet Eet~.Yor
C.rrfos.-The great celebrity and success * LHfisIe
8, sIyanc and Magnetic articles have caused a<a u De-
rf-iIed. Be guarded san5t q; tErs- l1t4t' a.
ne entirely worthless Dr. C<ri-le Aas nut Tl~ gu
rizec agent n escn cIiy oil ne Ci'DHi ~" -"e ~ &c
- The orv ayeney m Nevr-York g atl22 Broadway,
bers cen Johr-s- and Maidsa-ane
4 Few and interesting work OF oa!yansrn nd Us sp-
5csticn g. Remedial Agent oy A II Christie, u D. Is
published and be had gratis as above or VIII be
.or.srd-t By NAL Il . earnestly fecoE-1ended I" 'He
candid attention Of Physicians and al r,erestec
Y E-fhe above articles IiGy be sent 10 aEy poron o.
.ae United STATES very liberal Discount 70 %lo.eese
purchaser, for places here mere = no 1900 $3.50
Address d. c. MOREHEAD, Agent G-he.s-
Jy2WsEE FOR the United Sca;es, IL broaa : az - =
nR BIRCHS New Aesaisy-, for ne cure o. a-
~ he Liver Complaint aus ~ "a Acc.
aud eing Ok the JOINTS, al Kinds OF - blood
T = perfrc;iy safe and pleas ~. 20 d con,
5o l. -neraIiv sufficient 20 best It's aud
monty sn one 70 Ave ef aisseo VIII sho. tLai
syces ,ny other before The ponHe Tor INC 49,
Price % per oostle or SO per d9zen oprv near Psnsr-
son 800, g.. a~'A-' SAMUEL BlsCh
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pEOhpb thA LsSt
No. 100 Church.sL New I OrG.

sEIEKs. INJURY To SIN u
This will certify that Tor number Ut years part haYe
n feeble health In consequence OF A.hg 'eeie .
in Inc mold OF nv vessel which spra!ned my bach and ,er
,u.ly injured ny spine have consulted physicihn- ana
81 ~ R.Isnn of iverSFOrt 1r-apari!a. ard many otii"i
Si-r. md III 10 no purpose. ib0utg month ago pro-
49,, n CLr-tir's Galyauc Belt sad Magnetic uin ana
49, recovered pected 10 oe v -! iSai
srd q, oupbtI would have give Up coa7ingi Ols NJ"
60 -r tbau have number N years pest ana ahi W
y.rJ ,..oect an altered person Nothing SSDuG 44 e
~ OR, viii niy Belt could not ptocuf,i'
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General \ otifes.
~ Professor of nIathematic. and Physics.-

% Professor of NIathematic. and Physics.-
lsc, and Phy-ics Il = Johns College. Forth1u y Y
ard formerly N The high Soacol .ad Mechanics Institution,
Liverpool benz present ci>eaas-t = wing 70 coc-
meet himself with ny College or o,hsr Literary Institution
yyberr ~ service, may required Testimonials OF lie
,ss; -, -ctory knt caa b S-v-n Letters addressed
o.,.,alt 10 JOHN RYAN, fOrdhA,a- N-s.cbceier. Co.
\ Y VII * Attended 20 @4-s .-s5io'
rr- 4saye Ar.ericana.-The subscribers IRE happy
~ ,--- Her friends and LIZ public il- &c zre., American
- :. "a. covered WIKI second crop OF flowers.
,-s3 win r!.v hundred perfectly formed plants ard
r. 49, s,s, = -. t.s an - lrch-- crcEIaf-
-. ORR frorn 4 NJ . 10 2 " Acni-ta2c- -!
-,r Ho.-house grapes OF e best gca..ty during lie
- DUNLAP 1 THOMSON.
1T5 DIX Seedsre1 and 3orls-s. 6l5 5rosdway
r7- Commissioner for Connecticut--The sun
r !. authorized t2kr proof OF lie ac-lo'F ecE-
eezis aud al Writings u1cer la and 70 e2Gil-
-; -~;--4s.., and izke tspOslrU1s ne read i :ts
- =. - CJ-r-c.ct here tsT XII Dc held good a;d
ssabje a. i made NJ 81 oracer resident !. nat safe
J. D. WHEELER
suls l.r- A;y Gnd Counselor Z; Law, TaaTEaHy Hal
For Boston via Norwich and Worcester.
Ths sf-.r,er Cleopatra Capt " .iars, vii leave scSa
,ir OF per No North River every Monday "staesasy
pom, iny5c1 CALEB PRATT, jr Cortaei''
IT. Practical Phrenologists and Puhiishers-
FOWLERS Wells isl N.sssn-'t oface 80 -. e. -"
O'Clock A. =. 70 10 2, H. ~ '
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DILES.-DITCEETrs spsnish SPECIFIC for he Piles
teen esebrzi-d - years tbs city O.
pligl has cured OF thousands and b. pur
chased his house 81 Rooseve,-s and OF lis Agents
Kelly, lcl Fuonst P AerkIe, 5eS Grarf-sti Mcleod,
4G5 HudsorsL r. + Kersted, 52a Broadway and Of Mn
Exys, lSa Fultoc-st Brooklyn, L. L sas sv'
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b.,by .ta,p ,Iat Tor several months have been con
s,,,,, |1ubi,d glth Nervous TreTors, affecting ns 20
w. irg,,- tra. : va. unable to Eo.d pen lad also
Szzn-,. OF the bead affecting me very severely! sing
- - n Chr.ticJ- CaIyanc liugu, 9Th nc @sgHruo
III nd found almost s1G-dat- relief and a.! gym pt9a, VI
,, cI,r, ai. buye coss d.sap pegred. would iafthrf
IAN. mar baglug severely injured my eit naad oy are &C.
cid N. heavy Oo falling On II and af fag ~ Ete s.
-, ysI1g. of ,ty-I.rg End pam appeared o-s'e
Ch~:t,es Articles real blessing 70 the ord s!.hs4l
N-- 10 iLllE II E.-.On--. NElS-I OrA
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Time Lost-Fuiure mendmantS-County Courts
Mr.. Patterson-A Judges Bill-Judical Pat
r0nage-The Separate Maintenance Bill-H0if.
man on Law and Law Pleas-Taggart and
Taylor on Uniting the Courts-Money in Chance
rv-Gen Van Rensselaer,
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r Practical Psychologists and Publisher
roWLERS WELLS, Isl N.sssn-st Ofaee noufs ZOE
4 o,rio~k A. r. 10 10 P, H. yS oH
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,1rcuANIos, SOCIETY SCHOOL.

THIS ooonIar iq.t.Iu,ou situated f7i broadway, and
dny the 81, n, the most favorable auspices a:
building. undergoing very lhorough ,eP.. -
sdJiti0n. hich render them more complete pernsps
for ti. comfort ami Of the pupil .nsn any
other shment u The Kind III tnis Heln nc touhs
;.utIemeu- Department Will Or conducted Dy ffoessof
n l. COOK a. Principal gentleman Of great literary ae'
quemens and moral worth, assisted by ir l. conway
=. y,cr primo oal and i've other competent and oHper.
.uc.d ,esch-rs The Young Ladies Department is snl
10 chang. OF Mics Mary I. Bean whose high moral char
ar,r and emmett teaching sufficient guar
any 10 per-ons wishing place their ghefs In al 10.
-ul,!on WHERE iheir mental and mora! aca!iss Hay %
Z Crsry as Wee Principal o;hcr efficient teachers
In addition the usual Eagl.sh branches, Lain srench
Drawing aud Voca! Music are taught IN ms senoot
There are fe1 IN each Depart mant VINCE
alay alled by early application 70 the Pdne,pss' OF
either Of the School comni.sse = scaoa S C5@ns.
New.York, Aug 6. l2ai sal2 3!swzAsl
L J. HENRY, Attorney and Counselor al Law. In
l.. cnnAt Ohio. Collections and al! other froe''".'
Refers 20 Hon. Joan Sergeant, Hon George W ToIsna
Hon Wrn.M Mendith. Geo. n. Stroud, aes,IA smh,Dss
Woifx 4 gsxer Goddard Parker, Philadelphia; h SS
Et~ ard Gurus, Hon. Ogden Hoffman Ne,;t. AieS De-
defer BarnAp L Bsbcock, Sew-York. Q, N.@2
NEWMAN'S WATER COLORs.-A,.. MI ws ss1
y complete assortment Of Newman. 4. sos or .ags
Color warranted genuine. For sale ~ NO O"A "
'a ss4 at the sa"aef' ASsEN BELL s N...se
CROT0N WARM AND CoLD s s;1asassy an. M,
days and sundays which days Tbs ghff: ssEirca4G
jeLS 3I- =. Low oTice or 81,
SH0wsR BATHsos9.sa p e5tS @ asad q .poagas
ss s 'f' sTs fs2: ayss
3, nap chs s3s s
MON L1srpeo ;.s a1' - Pier . No s.
4..eh4fgiDs, under seDsf'- - VIZ j. T. TAPscorT.
vs.. ENGINE :aTse aos.s goafs, va g a =
STEAu blower furnace door and froI,i may nc
~ boIefg being good cgSef ana
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ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE
ana
MA ETfun

Regarding The extraordinary powers OF
CHRISTIE'S GALVANIC RINGS, BELTS, BRACE
LET'S, BANDS,
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ToUCE Casa female named Mary Msnly
was arrested last night on charge OF stealing 81 in
bank bills from John Coylc while il her company al No
q:
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THEFT OF WArcE.-Ann Moran was brought
Up and held charge OF stealing watch worth
SIS from Henry Muller
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THE PILES a cure tor LIE secured Up
bans Ia:-aat R=r9y FOR TIE cure Of Piles Tie Fs<e-
.a5Le PIE E1ertuG-y invented By Dr.. 4 p4E. c-n
--aec % sciaa Of NeYora CIR, Is the only really
-.su remedy for thai dangerous and
Ia. Piles. ever offered 10 the American public
The E!ec-Ery contains GD.ersi! Medicine. 1l0ei,
5ls-a Gza5og> other pO'rerfC. and irritating purgs-
i've No fear Of taxing cold xtile Under ia influence;
change II diet necessary. taken according dreeliou.
cure toT .Ife yuarda.l>e-
?rupre.ors otfce $50 Bo~erT. Sold, -holesae and e-
ratl BE- WYATT L ETCHAM 1T Ful:on-st n. Y
Price ~. fysS Inn
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SPINAL COMPLAINT
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Nj" 7 O'N' IN! =, -,
Thu is to certify that for the put two years haY been
.iirt.j itb IN. disease. called Hip Compliant, during
vb,cb time was attended By Drs. Carter and w atson
without receiving any relief The severity OF NE disease
,,,s cb hatI wa. Obliged 10 iye u my business and
have often lain several DAYS without being able u turn IA
INV bed Medicine only made me worse, and "as daily
ge,iny more and spess. Early last WINTER pro-
cured Dr. Chrsties Galvanc Belt pair OF BANDS anG o
Magnetic Fluid and from the time commenced wearing
thefn began 10 improve in health. now stronger IMAM
eyer was previous sickness. aid no" 80 tar re-
covered thai can suffer any fatigue would also stale
and Fluid framed The whole OF the timber OF threestory
dwelling consider Dr. Chrisi.s Galvanc remedies al
invaluable blessing and have made the above statement
'N 80 80 GEORGE GATES
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AccfnrSr-A young man named James Cleary.
Yesterday fell from building 23d-st ami severe
u injured lie conveyed 10 the bellevue Hospital
by officer Gcary, o; the 18th Ward.
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THE following testimonials for the first time pre-
.enl.d to the public They have been received during
the past few IS unnecessary 10 add single word
other than 10 request their candid pcrasa The hst from
clergyman well known, and OF high attiinents and rep
ulatiou. \ OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-21

VIOLENT ASSAULT AND BArTERY.-Two young
bloods named VIM. Kidd and Charles Johnson were
taken INTO custody and each held 70 bail In the sum OF
500 FOR violent assault and battery policeman
NcManon. Of the 9th Ward
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MAY God'- blessing attend your efforts IN these uses,
~, a Doctor and II YOU afford relief these there
wi, be a vas, number OF Others who Will apply
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