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CHEERING NEWS FOR CONSERVATIVES
MISS JULIA A, WOoDFoRD says, in a letter to
DIR, JAYNE, dated

MISS JULIA A., WooDFoRD says, in a letter tc
DR.. JAYNE, dated
Naugatuck, Conn.,, Sept. 80, 1876.
81 am using your ALTERNATIVE, with good
effect for a Scrofulous affection under which |
have been suffering for the last ten years." And
after describing her situation, and asking for fur
ther advice, goes on tC say. "We have used a
great deal of your medicines in my fathers family,
and have known them to make great cures. About
five years since, my brother was very sick with
what was supposed to be CONSUMPTION. The
best physician in the place was called in, 1--WE were
then in Cabotville, Mass. !, and he can do not
know just how long, but for a great many days, and
brought with him pther physicians-but still he
grew worse. They at last gave him over. said they
could do nothing more for him-that he m die.
We watched over him hour after hour, expecting
that every breath would be his last. Atlsngth one
night a gentleman called to see him, and spoke of
DIR. JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT; said that he
thought that he was too far gone 10 live, but that
there could be no harm in trying it. The same
night we sent to Springfield and obtained a bottle,
and commenced giving it to him, with but little
hopes OF its having any effect. His physician call
cd next day at his usual hour, and the moment he
entered the room pronounced him better. We sent
for more of the Expectorant, and gave him that
nothing else until he was entirely cured. He
took twenty-seven bottles, and his health has been
better since than than 1t was before his sickness.
He is new in Hopkinsville, KY, attending to bis
business. Respectfully, JULIA A. WooDFoRp,
Prepared only by DR.. d. Jayne, Philadelphia,
and sold on agency by, I
J.G. FLEMING, P. NJ, Woodsheld.
MOSES P. MINIS &c Son, Somerton,
leBJ K; HoLMEs, Claringtan.
F. MYERs, New Castle. r,-
T. HEApLEY, JAMESTOWN
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sentiments Of the stockholders that HI
had struggled to open up a communica
ton with them. The essence Of tn
fraud consisted in this; that the none,
was claimed for them as stockholders
but if obtained it would 60 10 them a
sop 10 mere general citizens. 1t wa
claimed in one capacity. it would b.
expended in another. A claim wa
attempted to be vamped up in behal
Of these men as stockholders, though
probably without the knowledge 0
most Of them, simply because it coul'
be vamped up and made to assume al
appearance. But he contended tina
they could not use their claims as stock
holders to fortify their claims as mere
general citizens. They could TOT trans
mute their capacity as stockholders in
to their capacity as citizens.
Did any senator believe that The
company would ever 60 on with this
road9 They certainly would not
Eight hundred dollars Of the stock had
been offered by its owner,for an old OK.
A former U. s. Senator had publicly
offered his, amounting to $500, to any
person who would take It and relieve
him from all responsibility in the mat
ter. The stock had been bought and
sold for se%venty-five cents a share
Old Joyce Heath was not so old and
dried up a week before her dissolution
as this old company, and was not a
greater humbug.
A bond was to be taken with securi.
ty, conditioned TO collect all the out
standing debts from the old stockhoId.
ers. This was a humbug. 1t would no
doubt be used as IN excuse for oppres
sion on some Of the stockholders living
near,for some had gone toTexas. But
ought not the stockholders to know
what is preparing for them. He told
the Senate again, that the stockholders
had no intention to 60 on with this road.
A mad mans dream could not be more
wild. 1t would cost more than half a.
million TO 60 on with and finish this
road. But some money would no doubt
be sucked from the stakeholder which.
together with that sucked out Of the
state treasury, would be spent in jobs,
ices and salaries. And after forfeiture
the bond the knowing ones, or rath-
or the cunning ones, would come here
to the assembly and beg off the penal
ty. The relation Of creditor maintain
ed by the State towards its citizens was
an invidious one, and he never would
give his vote to create it unnecessarily.
The bond would be used as an excuse
for victimizing some of the stockhoId-
ers, the State treasury would be 1eeced
Of a few thousand dollars, and the farce
would wind up as all former farces Of
The Same kind had wound ID. AS a
revival Of the old plumber system, the
was odious and he was op.
posed to the whole matter.
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GINSENG P~ANACEA..-From ..,,,

GINSENG PANACEA..-From ,,,,emeo,.
which we see in almost every paper we tsks nm
and the names which we find attached In The nrs'
paration, i seems to us the very madness Of incre.
dulity to doubt for a moment the merits Of the ain.
seng Panacea in all affections of the Lungs ana
Bronchia. Unlike most preparations, its vouchers
are at home-men Of st~anding-well known in The
community where they reside, and to the business
community Of the West generally. We cordially
any Of our readers who need an article
Of this kind, 10 give il q triak
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SHERIFF,S SALE.
e. Hill assignee, e tall r. ., virtue , of 3
Jan. Is, 1S4S,-6w

John Turtle, ct al. ! 1 %e v dipsstsd f'a%,h he
Court Of Common Pleas Of Monroe c punty, Ohio,
I will offer at public outcry at the front door of
the court house, in the Town Of Woodsield in said
county, on
Wednesday, the first day of March,
next, between the hours of 10 o'clock a m and 4
O'Clock p m, the following described real estate, to
wit: The northwest quarter of the southeast quar-
ter OF section No 6, Of township No. 4, and range
No. 8. Containing "a acres, more or less.
Also the southwest quarter Of the northeast quar-
ter Of section No. 6, of township No. A, and range
No. 5. Containing Is acres, more or less.
Als'i. the west half of the northwest quarter of
the southwest quarter OF section No. Sc, township
No. 8, and range No. 4, containing 20 acres more
or less. All lying and being in Monroe county
Ohio. WIN. d. PATTON,
Sheriff +, M. c. o.
January, 20, ls4s.-$2,75.
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ACADEMY.

The Spring and Summer session of this institu-
tion, will commence on the first Monday OfMay,
next, and continue five months.
Pupils of both sexes, and Of all ages, will be re-
ceived, on terms 80 reasonable as to be within the
means of every person.
A sufficient number OF well qualified assistants
will be employed, 80 as to insure good attention
to every pupil.
There will be established two or more depart
ments, as the number and advancement of stu.
dents may require.
Ali charges for tuition will be made by the
month, and for no less time--no deduction will be
made for absence, except in case of protracted ILL
ness
For the conditions Of payment apply to JAMES
MITCHELL Principal.
The following will constitute the various stud
les 10 which students will be instructed and the
text books and price of Tuition.
Studies. Tert-books. Price per month.
Alphabet-Primer and charts, }&so
Spelling do. do. }%'"'
Reading-M'Gufie' LIST & I'd Readers ! d 60,
Spelling-M'Gutie's Exercises, }~''Ns
Writing-Lessons IN Penmanship,
Reading-M'Gufie' Sd Reader, }$,75
Defning-Town's Speller & Deiner, }
Aritimetic-Ray's, parted
Geography-Mitchell's Primary, 1851
Eng. Grammar-Primary Lessons,
Arithmetic-Ray's, part Sd,
Geography-Mitcheil's School Geog'y
Eng. Grammar-R.C Smiths Eng. G. $l,00
Elocution-Porter's Rhetorical Reader
Natural Philosophy--Comstock's,
Chemistry Comstock's
Botany do.
History-WiIard's History Of the US
Algebra--Dsvies' First Lessons, 1875
(Burrett's Geography of
Aatronomv J the Heavens and Guv,s |
(Ast'y.& Keith on the G's.
Surveying-Gummere's,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Algebra--Davies' Bourbon,
Logic do.
GeomeIy-Davies' Legendre,
(Andrews& Stoddart's L. CT.
Mair's Syntax, $3.50
Historic Sacra,
Latin. yiri Roma.
C@sar's Commentaries,
Virgil s. Salust,
Cicero's Orations,
Mythelogy-Dillaway's Roman Anti
quities,
~APpARATUs-A considerable amount Of Phi
l~osophical apparatus will be KEEP, for practical dem
LITERARY S~ocIETY-Those who wish, can
have the benefit of a good Literary Society
Young men WIN wish to quality themselves for
can receive certificates of proficiency in
in the studies which they have completed.
The general supervision of the institution will
be under the direction Of
JAMES MITCHELL.
N. B. A room will be appropriated exclusively
10 the accommodation Of young ladies'.
REFERENCES.
HENRY M. BoGGEs, VIM. F. HUNTERE Esq
KIRKBRIDE, VIM OKEY Esq.
John A. DAVENPORT, J. G. FLEMING,
D. H. WIRE ESQ. Dr.. J. SMITH.
WoodsieId, Feb. 9Th lS4S.
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PENNSYLVANIA PUBLIC WoRKs The
net revenue Of the Pennsylvania State
Canals and Railroads for the year end
ing Nov. 80, 1847, were $SS8,044, be-
Ing an increase Of $3O7,522 over the
net revenues Of the previous wear.
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0o-"THE WORK GOES BRAvELY ON"
The following is from the Rev. J. R. Corney, Jr.

s.s Trenton, N. j., Oct. 3lst, 1916.
DR.. D. Jayne Dear Sir-I am extremely happy
in being able to inform you that have entir ely re-
covered my health, from using your ExPECTo.
RANT have suffered with a severe cough, pain
in my breast, and great prostration Of strength fol
the last eighteen months. SO that l was compelled
to relinquish my charge Of a church which l held
in that place. had resorted to a great many diff
ferent prescriptions, as well as the attendance Of
several respectable physicians, but they did not
appear to reach my case. resdrted to your Elk.
pectorant through persuasion of Brother Parker
Wood, and the use of three bottles has entirely
cured me. .ll eta ,
Believing it to be an act of justice due to your.
self, as well as those similarly afflicted, induces me
to write this. and which you are at liberty to use
as you may think proper.
r Respectfully, yours,
JOHN r. CORNEY, il.
Prepared only by Dr.. D. Jaynes, Philadelphia,
and sold on agency by
]. G. FLEMING, P M, Woadsfeld.
NOSES p. MILES & SON. Somerton.
J.K. HOLMES, Darlington.
f. MYERS, New Castle.
4. HEApLEY, Jamestown.
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OF THE SKIN

Though the remote or primary causes of skin
diseases may be various, as I~mpurity of the Blood
Liver Complaint, Scrcfula, sc. &c. yet the imme-
diate cause is always the same, and that is an OBJ
~struction in the pores of the skin, by which the
perspiration, in its passage from the body, is arrest
ed and confined in and under the skin, causing an
intolerable itching, or an eruption ofPimples, Pus.
tules, Ringworm, letter, Salt Rheum, SC. sc.
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GRANDON,s ESTATE

ID Notice is hereby given that the subscri.
Der has been appointed and qualified as administra-
tor of the estate of Bernard Grandon, late of Mon
roe county, deceased. All persons having claims
against said estate will present them legally au-
thentcated within one year from this date for set.
Element; and all persons indebted to the same will
please make immediate payment.
SAMUEL RIDDLE,
Jan. %, 1913. Administrator
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DIED,-On the Path ult., at his residence in
Carlisle, in this county, MosEs c. MORTON, Esq.
aged SO years.
% Wednesday morning last. at his residence
in Antioch, in this county, Mr.. ISAAC BARNES,
aged S years.
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80 r SHERIFF,S SALE. .hs-i
Steel, Dausnport& Co. ct al ID virtue of a

Steel, D~ausnport& Co. ct AL ID virtue of a
us. }lD writ of VEN
8 .A6sdlom Dennis. Sditioni exponas, to
me directed from tho Court of Common Pleas of
Monroe county, Ohio, / will offer for sale at pub.
lie outcry, at the front door of the court house, in
the town of Woodsield, in said county, on
Monday, the 1871 day Of March, neat. e.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a m and 4 o'clock
p m Of said day, the following described real estate,
10 wit: The South half of the Southwest quarter Of
Section No. So, in Township No. s, Of Range No.
containing 81 acres moro or less, lying and be.
ing In said county of Monroe. sApprsiyed at $500.
: VIM. d. PATTON, Sh'f,
ssb 1871 rs M. C. o. !
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Annual Report


OF THE FUND COMMISSIONERS OF
MONROE COUNTY, FOR THE YEAR
ENDING JANUARY I, l848.
Amount of Surplus Revenue receiv-
ed from the State, $20,S70 "
Amount returned to the
State as per last An.
nual Report, $5,l0S 49,
Amount paid in during
- 6.s2l, SO 2,
GA, l49 03 4.
-
Amount loaned to individuals, $l3,sis % u
Amount loaned to Monroe Academ-
ical Association, 600 0O
$l4, JAG O37
--
Account secured by mortgage on
real estate, 3 l,4S0 90
Amount loaned on personal security, 1860 O37
|
<a.x = a. IN |,
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NATHANIEL MANNING. JAMES SMITH
AIMING q s NTH,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS,
WoodyReid, MONROE county, Ohio.
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We hereby certify the foregoing statement to be
correct as appears from the books of the Surplus
Revenue Fund.
JNO. M KIRKBRIDE, Aud'r.
JOHN KERR, Treas.
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$2,7O9 80

Amount OF principal in
County Treasury to
be returned to the
State, $l,7l3 AZ II
Amount of interest in
County Treasury for
Com. School Fund. 1893 IL 3
Amount of interest in
County Treasury for
County purposes, 203 26 81
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Amount loaned to individuals,
Amount loaned to Monroe AcadeH
ical Association,
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nAsTINGs's COMPOUND

Slhlt Of NAtulHA
MOT ONLY POSITIVE But WARRANTED
INQUIRE for consumption aud all diseases OF the lungs
This medicine has decided the spEte about the ab
y Of consumption, ard satisfied the medical faculty and
Of the lungs only be cured bat that they easily
aud and simply cured almost sny Of the disorders
which the human tsame Is liable The operations Of =
slnglc bottle, which costs satisfy any pa
this fact; aud single dose evidence its
s0fdnary influence in srrestins and eradcang the
lady ~ The immediate relief winch u affords Ihisis no
quscS secret remedy. Dr. Hastings, It's dsocverer, Is
VI The most eminent ply sCiaGs Of the age and ha
made n! disclosure OF It's his history and al rs c0mpo
nenf parts 10 The world not wishing 70 incur the response
bty Of conhning himself the sste of profit
cret which calculated 20 do such universal COED And
such has been the wonderful result operations that the
Loudon Lancet. Medical Times, sad the most eminent
Physicians Of both hemispheTcs. anNlOusy calling
saaefers have immediate recourse IT, aud proclaim
Ing that Of all known medicine IL alone has positively
taslshca It's efficacy BY VuGenahe proofs Of cGrug
sumption and other diseases OF the lungs
TITO great celebrity Of uastiagss Compound Syrup OF
Naphihs oos mtce the necessity Of publishing certificates
In fact far be ascertaincd Il has cured
Il fast curing, snos all who have used H. and prcbs
bis person has taken bottle bat would be willing 10
certificate in is favor others have already
done without hesitation.
Probably twothis Of the regular physicians on both
sidesofth Atlantic using asng sNaph,haSyrup
famous for tho Of Consumption ard all diseases Of the
lungs entirely through lis means
Price ~ per bottle six bottles for -
As this Is expensive preparation, 10 ia not len
roucd on commission. Is the mode with qusck ueii
cnes bat must be Purchased oat aud out by those who
sell AGAIN This Arrangement will IN general lint, It's sale
- the larger cities and towns and therefore pers'ns resi-
dag where astio Syrup cannot be obtained,
WHO be reached by stage, express s-ambes. any
other public should wTits direct 20 NJ A.
hAshisON. i@7 0Ionnwch-st. NewNofk, enclosing fe-
iasnec Tor the number of bottles required which viii b.
Immediately packed aad forwarded to them a
70 secure her sta and speedy delivery ds5 meodA3tN
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

A. J. DANA, TIE LOST Mani seems that the
man ctlng hrasef by he above u1ns Nh0 - mysiei-
ossy disappeared from this village IN Ocicbcf last le@tIg
behind a vAlise containing 500 In gold and sver
coin, and whose reappesraDce IN miserable ooho4ioh
MS mentioned two weeks since is something q rogue
as well AZ lunatlc IFS brother was here on tuesday
ani visited Dana az tie sylGn, In company With two or
three Of our citizens yreencet for long tine not
IN knos nj. brother finally confessed the relationship
hetxeea them The brother name Is Samuel Dodge DO
llvs j Hamilton Mass. and has two brothers residing In
the same town lie says that Danas true name IS Ant
m. Dodoe which Dana once admitted. lie says that
para o'as Dodge. I'm Hamilton the 2sth o. sepiem-
her As, and took with him about 81 900 VI his Samuel
podre moneyS600 IN go,i and silver CON- ard 500 30
bank Bills o.. which the $500 found In the valse is part
The Money sin N, the possession Of MAJ. smith and
Dana remains a. the Asylum lie has been q tssipAiet
man. but never known 20 be dcrAnged except from
the excessive Of liquor iBraieboro Nt) Gaz Zlst
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MEDICINES.
CONSTIPATION, (CosTIvrNEssl
DYSPEPSIA AND THE PILES,
Permanently Cured without Medicines, InJecIioDs,
Baths, by the new and improved
wAsION's ERvALL.1A,

Permanently Cured without Medicines, Injections, OF
Baths, by the new and improved
A Vegetable Food
bs-s asO coniessejly the most paaabe and nutritious
dletetic for Infants and Invalids yet dscovered
Price Reduced aud Package Divided
Repeated experiments have brought the Erva'
20 SDpr'ss.g state of perfeof'on This will be found
very much saperor III appearance favor aud particularly
The celebrated Warton's Measse,' called Csohu,
CAnfc "a mort agreeable aud eicacOus sirOpl is recon-
nended IL be Used In conjunction with the Ervsenta In
rebsllious cases, In those 81 long standing.
The Ergaenta Is put up under the seal Of the menuiac
tuIsr aud proprietor IN uniform parcels nov for tho first
Parcels OF pounds (pnce reduced io)......sj 50
The Mea,.s is put up in bottle. under the like seal Of
Bottle containing two quarts. 50
do do and ene quarter pints. ! 90
Zach parcel is accompanied by ial printed instructors
deduction IL made Of Is per cent 10 wholesale dealers
The original treatise en- Constipation by :" Warton o.
Pans will be handed gTauitousy 10 all purchasers Of
two OF more ID. packages, OF large bottles.
book eoniani9, me nsnos ana Igsiaenees oi severe
experienced its benefit IN this country will be shown 70
parties intsreied
To leave no doubt the minds Of purchasers the Erva-
lenta IN be Sold aud warranted IN all genuine
feh and eac0Hs, OF tAs purchase money ~ be promptly
The success complete, tct0ut single croepton which
has crowned this great remedy for the last twelve month,
Ia this country induces the subscribers guaranty for
Stipulated compensation, either perfect cure salts
remedy They are PREPARED TO enter into
full for many parcels they may think necessary to
test the
Orders from all parsof the United States Great Britain,
The continent Of Europe, elsewhere, postpaid and
enclosing the necessary amount viii be promptly ca
ecuttd.
Solo wholesale and retail, By the subscribers ONLY
srccessou q Hammond Coz al the National Depot o
Warons Ervaena" No. 216 Broadway, north east
Of Broadway and Chambers street, three dsOs south d
Stualts new marble building
ALEXANDER McCOrrER co.
New-YOTk, Jan. l, lSlS
Beware Of spurious Eryaena Look well 20 the seal
fla lHra rfnT
cauroi reli be mistaken for any other 10 has GHe fsa
aud irsig appearances, not scorched, ieddoned b.
hn drying. containing any admxiuro, 10 disguise th
aridty bitterness Of spoiled compound The color
ftLE stsAw, not vsiiou Amer being cooked ~ become
r'cA, heM, and creamy and like no other known deie
preparation.
Authorized Agents for the Ervalenta-Brook Ign.
james " Smith, Ccdft-st. corner Of Montague Phase
rhade phis, Pa--0. b Lebor Co. Ledger Building
Hartford Conn.-ChNes I. Wells Chicaso, III -steh
bins Read Middletowe. Conn.,. G Farreri Bat
streets i2. 2wNWAf
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The following exhibits the exports Of produce

The following exhibits the exports OF produce
from EewOrssns for foreign countries for the week end
ing the 3th inst say from the 81 10 the 9Th inclusive
For IN gand3 g37 bales Cotton 2g7j sacks Corn 0lf
bbls Corn Meal ~ tercss Lard, f1i bbs dO9& kegs do
% packages Bacon casks Tallow 77< eIces Beef - h
bbs 90 bbs Pork 100 bxs DO 10 bDs Beans 20 do Peas
For H,aad-27Z7 bbls Flour, ,953 sacks Com.
FOR Cernsany-l SO bales Cotton.
For FroHc>, on the dtiaRtic-2 III bales Cotton.
FOR Haiy-7,66O b0les Cotton.
For Spsa--l,555 bales Cotton.
For Vera Crsz-2l7 bales Cotton.
For Spaai Wesi Jad,ss03 bales Cotton, 80 bbls Lard
56 bags Beans GO casks Hams $50 bbs Potatoes 80 boxes
Candles 100 Coal n 100 bushels Corr, 10 bbis Ia
low bIs Beef 81 bxs Pork 30 kegs butter, Is bbls Lin
seed OIL.
Fos Br,fist Net Tades-6i3 bbs Flour, 100 do Bread
$50 do Corn Meal, $40 bbls Pork 85j packages Lard.
F0f Jibfr'a, Tica& bbls Pork, p do Beet 10 kegs
Lard % bbs Flour 81 do Corn Mea6 casks Bacon bbi
Sugars do Oasses 1905 feet Lumber valued at >77 7oJ
There 10 vessels Tor Vera Cruz, Tampco, and Bra
St. Jsgo with assorted csrgoes-foreigD and domestic
msrcha ndise Of almost every description.
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CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURpD!

Lser~ort and fsrfi
I'VE GREAT REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION Of the
iangs spittins Of blood. coughs colds in1uenr. a.b
pso IN The side, eroaeh.s whoopins cough snd al
pulmonary Affections
This Invaluable mcdicna, which has been .s,ctfn, IN.
most astonsh ng cures Ia consumption sc now offered
70 the NewNork pubic, with the FOIL guaranty of tbs
froprietoTs inst II rset according digsctons n
will fait % slse the most sna relief Remember
Il not only consumption. hut It viii break up the
most distressing cough IN few hours time. Please cali
On the Agcn's aud get pamphlet, wherein the re-
ssocabe citxe0s Of Cincinnati, VIC; Pr VIM J. Rich.
sfds, Dr. a. Cox. Prot IN Ciuelnasu Medical College
and the family Physician 81 two Of the JUDGES n the
noarts Of cineisaal Hon judge Wan Berss of - years
fostnastsr AZ Cineinaal aud tusay others testify thai
tbs med cine ha' scscsy cared consumption, aaer ell
other remedies had failed.
TO those who have dlsesisd Such IL the great
ehcsey ~ this edcinsif any will try H. for
The short space Of a hours. and l. satisfied with It's
sgsues % returning the bottle the moasy all be cheer
for sale "a New-lok by Norton Babcoci is9 Maiden.
dnc noes,e Agents 10 whom al orders should 10 ed
dfessed and by The city FETAL druggists generally
~ AT letters from sgsris o. rstans gencfes 70 be
addfefsec 70 y SsoFtl Go Druggist, y. Y. Cit,.
For sale In 5roo.lye BY MIS- Hays. 80 Faisonst In
Williamsburg by Va butler 50 0rsni.st ami no Jar
sey Cay b. J A Van Bsskik. So Nsshnstoa Al ana bv
y. Randall, MJAts0nsTy no lmsos
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MARIN JOU X n A l..
PORT OF NETWORK.

Arrived Ship Sullivan, Waite, I'm Charleston, cotton
aud rice to Buckley.
sniied-ships Helen McGaw, new Liverpool Queen
Of the West, do; bsks Manchester Antwerp; franklin
MALAGA. Ella Cadiz Lowell, ECre8ns bries Tshsnto, Bs
hie Pianst (Brl ST John NJ Gen Wilson Mobile; New
Orleans for NOreans; Ava MsaDzss; fornsx, NOrleaDs
schrs ETs Aux Cages, Ssml Casner, jacksonville III
Jas Cranden, Cadcnas Canary, do Also ship Rio Grsnde
for Liverpool and bark Pbilurs, for Madeira