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New ORLEANS, June 8. ls4g
Arrvod-shins Bramcr Clifton, NYork; Amulet Boston,
Scholarships Susan Lord, Medallion Oregon, Prentice
Prentice Buena VISTA Havre Taft Antwerp Maid OF
Orleans, NYork Bud, and barks Tusbo Cum
Genoa
BosroS, June Is, 1919.
Arrved-Shps Bucna Vista, Liverpool; Hsrrsburx New
Orleans Ath SW PAS 10Th u-spoke 9TH inst LAT 81 So Ion
Delaware, New Orleans; Zenoba. Mobile; Nashua, Elk
Paine, and Gov Briggs, Philadelphia.
4 lon o. BIZ bark paSnddr Is days ro% a snsn as
Ayres for Liverpool aud supplied her with provisions 9Th
lat a. Ion ~ 49, gnalised steamship from New
York for Southampton and Bremen
Brig Adene Washburn, Rio Hache, 22d uI Spoke 2sth
Port Pais st Domingo Sc 20 miles, brig Good Hope OF Bal
tmore days from Newfoundland Jago passing
the NE end OF Heneangua 18th ul brig ashore close
TO the point
Brig Mansanlla 18th ul no Am vessel On
vth Oh Isle OF Pines saw American soop of
Brgs Commerce st Jago 2d uit via Holmes Holes Frank
lin lot bangorl felker, jacksonville; Lancaster Rich
mond Emma, Yankee Caroline, China and Canton Phla
k1keno, Jereme I'D nit via Holiness Hoe-left no Am
eel ~ former VeImilion, Washington, NC Pambo, do;
Mercy Taylor Richmond; Kent Little Creek VA Delaware
Charm, soprona and yandaa Philadelphia Star and Ack
lam do; Lady Of the Ocean do; John Randall dol Clarion,
Albany; Orion Roundout Jasper Lewis Lynchburg and
RICHMOND New York Lsyr,ncs doi Gem, New Haven
Mobile-spoke 10Th, of Cape God Bank, Brown from
New fork for Bangor Alexander Bant Glasgow; brig Ben
sshs Homer NYork Niagara do Jacob LongfoIiow Ball
timore; Cordcia, Newark M; Cen Cass Richmond; II
lame do; 4 X Jones, Ssgun
ships Columbia, Nassau, N l.; w Paige Bait
Cloared-Shps Coquimbo, u Indies Mosem, Ceylon and
csleutta sophia Walker Malta and smyrna; Suffolk, IA
Boston. Arr brig Metanora, Kendrick York sohr sias
steamship Washington, from New York. WAS sisnascd on
NEMoEA rpv,s-Brir Wsshbur, Al ts;s mar. f,s., nj.
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TELEGRAPniC lNTELLIeEyCE.
The Funeral OF General Gaines.

CHAsLEsrsS, June 13 1919.
We learn from the New Orleans papers that the
mains Of Gen. Gaines borne 10 the Ponchartrsin
railroad depot with full military honors the 7th Of
June, attended by eight distinguished pail bearers
among whom noticed Gov. johnson, Major Cross
man, Gen. Lewis and Lieut.. Calhoun. Major Milty's
battalion marched close behind the hearse followed by
large body Of citizens and soldiers The procession
presented mourEful appearance. When the process
sion reached the depot the coffin placed a
appropriately and asteuly prepared for the occasion
At three O'clock p NJ the train departed for Mobile
Here the body was received in charge by guard OF
honor. At hve P. NJ the procession composed Of vo-
lunteer regiments, officers, brgades and the Masonic
fraternity, under command of Major General Macoy,
proceeded to the Governor street church The body
was borne in front, accompanied by splendid ceno
taph obelisk, surmounted by golden eagle draped
in mourning Six jet black horses drew the hearse'
with richly caparisoned charger as leader The
streets thronged with vast crowds of people, and
the church filed to overhowing. The remains were
placed beneath the pulpit wrapped within the folds of
the star-spaDgled banner. An eloquent address was
then delivered by the Rev. D. r. Hamilton, after the
delivery of which the body conveyed to its place
Of sepulture in the old graveyard
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its best remedy-Earry Tricopher0us by Prof
The of irritating elements the blood
Precipitation obstruction of the ogands of the skin
srpdty Of the superficial aborbents the frghfu
OF eruptions bois botehes rashes
Wens swelngs of the glands and JOINTS and all
OF cuaneous muscular, and gandusr diseases that hesh
Is h..r The best personalities Of these complaints
temperance wholesome air and regular exercise but
only on cure for all Of Them viz: such gentle
TO resume their natural action expe disease This ia
the end and object of BARRys copherous applicable to
affections Of the skin. the and glands a
solvent 1T frees the from the substance
which obstruet evaporation and enables them
the waste matter developed in exfoatiops skim Pass
Ing through The absorbents into impars
impetus to the fluids, giving
ure and waking the sleeping vessels of cucle and
the integumens beneath, thus enabling
lions of the external organization, whose province it a. to
on the refuse matter of the
functions with due ygor When this is accomplished tho
disea is gonethe perfected 1t precisely this
mode of operation that Bsry Tcopherous the lair
from senr and dapdrnf which are simply exoliaons
pores So that the philosophy of its effect upon the skim
slles exactly with the modus opeandi by which beaut
fes restores and the hair and its reputation
external injuries should in justice equal the flame has
qured preparation for the hair in large bottles
price cents, at the principal Office Ut Broadway Nav
York; Reddiag Co., sState street Boston, Child Co.
Ledger Buildings Philadelphia; c. G. Hance Druggist Bal
tmore Havapd, Harrall Co., Charleston. s. c.. Wright
CO., l5l Chartres street New Orlesns; Bromberg Mobile
Ala Sterger Racine Wis., and by all the principal drur-
gsts and merchants throughout ~ Gased States and
Canada.
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BUFFALO, June 1916 P. M.
Receipts within the past twenty -four hours:-Flour
5000 barrels; wheat, 1900 bushels corn $4,000 do
In flour there is change to notice. and the sales
but moderate For wheat, the demand il fair, with
sales of 10000 bushels at S5c for Ohio. In corn the
sales 1900 bushels at 42c Freights continue to
have upward tendency and we quote -four &c.
wheat 17c and corn, 13c.
ALBANY, June 1J-6P. M.
Receipts by canal within the past twenty four
hours:-Flour, 5000 barrels; corn, $1,000 bushels
Flour is without change and the sales are but mode
rate. For the inquiry is good and the sales add
up II 900 bushels yellow, at 62c. Oats are &c., with
sales of 1000 bushels.
BosroN, June Is, 1S49.
Nothing Of note to-day. Flour rather heavy. Sales
So to IS 12h; Southern, SIS to SIS 25. Corn,smo
inquiry; sales 5000 bushels white Coo; 5000 yell
low, 60 cents; wheat, 1000 bushels, 81 1914 cash
Sugar, 1853 boxes brown Havana, for neighboring
port Mt 4c less per cent cash short price Lard500
500 barrels 6Ac. four mos Pork-400 tierces hams,
S. 81 So 371k; 200 tierces shoulders, IS So SO e.
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Hache reports left brig Goorgsna, from Bristol Eprand,
which brought the officers OF tire bark Eliza
beth from Liverpool. She Point SaIena
nth ult, with said to be worth S2s VI
500 bales Of dry goods and 200 of powder She
bound to Santa sent to the
the 9Th.
EAST MAcHIAs, June I, 1870
Arrfved-Schr Simpson, NYork; 9th, VIM Pope, do;
Geo Evan, do.
EAST THoMAsroN. June 10. 1912
Arrived-Schrs Waterman Coral, Sen ate Juno and Bet
sey Jsre NYorh; llh Sarah Hamilton. and Lucy White,
Nyork.
saled-llh, schrs Avenger, Richmond; Peru and rrum
Pet. NYork
= SALEM, Juno Is, 1919.
Cleared-Schr Mnry Clark NYork.
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Sporting Intelligence.

UsioN CoURsr.-Two matches came of yesterday of
the three announced The one between Avenger and
Linda did not take place, the of the first named
paying forfeit The pacing match between Lady
Bevins and Cayuga Maid fine race throughout,
Lady b. won in three straight heats. Time, 2:36 -
Dutch Charley for 81 0OO by Charley In three
straight heats. We have this morning for
details but will report yesterday sports Sundays
Herald laso the pacing CHI between General TAYLOR
and Lady Bevins which also takes place to-day.
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Late from VenezueIa--Wreck OF the Bark
Mary Elizabeth.

BosroN, June 15-10H P. NJ
Capt Clifford Of the brig A. G. Washburn, from Rio
Hache, whence she sailed the 23d May, states that
President Monagas had been obliged to fee from Vene
zuela to himself from the hatred of the people.
Where he had gone the accounts do not state.
Capt H. also states that the officers and of the
bark Mary Elizabeth from Liverpool to Santa Martha
has been brought in there. The Mary Elizabeth was
wrecked Point Galena, May 18th. Her cargo
sisted of 5000 bales dry goods and % tons of POWDER
valued at sterling Assistance sent to the
bark on the 22d ult.
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Decision In the Great Telegraph Case, In
favor OF Henry O'Reilley.
FRANKroRT (Ky), June IA

FRANKroRT Ky y, June a. 1S40.
The decision in the great telegraph
dered yesterday in the IT, s. District Court in favor Of
Henry O'Reley giving him the privilege to Bains
instruments from Nashville to Louisville which OBJ
vates the infringement of the injunction obtained by
Morse last fall the Columbian, Zook & Barnes
Instruments
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Our Minister at Bolivia.

BALTIMORE, June Is, 1Si0.
OurMnister at Bolivia, Col A. r. McClung.of Mis-
sissippi, arrived at Norfolk Tuesday evening,
his way to South America.
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FATHER MATHEW, the apostle of temperance, is
expected here in the Ashburton, in the early part
of next week and IN anticipation of his arrival,
the Common Council have taken suite of rooms
for him at the Irving House.
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The Cambria arrived at this port last night, and
we proceed to give, in this mornings Herald, the
details of her news.
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Brooklyn Intelligence.
THE WEEhLY HERALD.
One weeks history of the world will be contained
in the Weekly Herald to DO issued at nine O'Clock this
morning. We append the

IN INC etKIy 7tTdfd 20 DO Issued at nine O'Clock This
morning. We append the
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Tho Foreign News brought by tho Cambria Highly
esting Intelligence from California received by tho steamer
Crescent City, Startling Accounts relative to Indian Out
RACES in Texas Letter Secretary Clayton respecting tho
Foreign Policy Of the Administration; Affair of Bishop
Dosne and the Episcopal Convention Of New Jersey Pro-
gress Of the Cholera in New York places
pondenee from Arlington and cewhcre Army and Naval
News Presidential Appointments Anniversary Dinner of
tho City Guard General Sandfords Views regarding the
Astor Place Tragedy Trial Of Isaac A. Biggs Court
OF sessons charged with sending to VIM
b. Astor; Sporting and Local Intelligence; Editorials FL
nancia Commercial, and Marine Record for the Week;
Telegraphc Advices to the Latest Moment from all Soc
tons Of the Country, &c. &c.
The subscription price Of the Weekly Herald is 50
peryear Single copy, sixpencc in wrappers ready
mailing.
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A Case OF Cholera Mt Nowburg.

NEwBURG June ia. NJ
A case Of cholera occurred last evening" on board
boat lying at the dock. The patient had been unwel
since the day before; was taken at P. NJ and
died In about an hour,
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PHILADELPHIA June bpm.
The Southern train from Washington for Baltimore
off the track last evening, causing delay seve-
raj hours. The engine and a number of the were
materially damaged but fortunately lives lost.
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Hats.-"Fire AwayJ"--Thc brave Presl-
dent Tayor made this the Of the artillery
~ bu,na vista KNOX at l23 FULTON street, sells awsys
his splendid Rocky Mountain Beavers prices asonshin.
10 all Fer they beauty
ease, and comfort. are all joined n his Summer Hat
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splendid assortment of these Rad for
TONERS; aso lot Of superior rananas every other
KIND OF straw Hats The summer style Of Ladies' Ridnr
Hats and Chidrens straws in great variety
GENIN, IA Broadway
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The Cholera In Boston.
Health of Alban

BosT0N, JUNG 10, 1919.
The Board Of Health have reported fatal case of
cholera, as having occurred Ia this city to-day
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Progress OF the Cholera.
IN THIS CITY.

MAYoR's OFFICE, New York. June Is, 1s49
The Sanitary Committee of this city report q new
cases, and IA Deaths of cholera, having occurred
during the last "a hours.
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Is somewhat strange that in yesterdays report of
cholera, there of recovery returned. If
there cures they ought to have been mentioned
for the credit Of the hospitals and for the confidence of
the public. Surely the gentlemen who drew up this
report do not to exhibit the hospitals as dens of
wild beasts into which there areraces Of footprints
but no traces Of any returning Veshgia nua reror-
IN BROOKLYN.
OFFICE OF BOARD HEALTH,
Friday, June Is, 1S49. !
Present, the SanitOry Committee. There was but
one case reported to the Board since yesterday vz
Catherine Differn aged about 49, found at No Tiffany
Place. and brought into the hospital in dying state
last night about 10 o'clock She survived about two
hours after admission. CHAS. S J. GOODRICH,
Physician of Board.
IN OTHER PLACES.
The Norfolk Va) Herald, of the 18th inst, says
The health officer reports for the week ending this
day, a112 O'Clock, 20 of cholera--45 whites rs
colored, Of which twelve terminated fatally whites
and coored The cholera it will be has greatly
increased during the last week while the proportion
Of deaths very small This fact shows the general
mdness OF the disease and the facility with which it
yields to medicine
The following is the report of the Board of Health of
Buffalo, June 12-12 M.:-The board report three
new cases Of cholera since yesterday morning. and six
deaths four Of which among the report
ed yesterday and the other two among the cases re-
ported to-day.
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Racing Matters.


BOSTON, juno TO- IG4g.
There was no trot to-day, in consequence Of Mac
meeting with accident.
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Later from Jeremie-Great Drought, and
Scarcity Of Food.

BOSTON, juno Is, 1919.
The schooner Kokeno, from Jeremie May 23d, re-
ports severe drought prevailing there for several
months The fruits were nearly all destroyed there
was great scarcity of food and the inhabitants
suffering dreadfuly. number Of the deserters from
the Presidents army in the late BATTLE had been sent
to the capital for punishment The country generally
was in q wretched state
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the country either for health will find superior
accommodations board the Jos Belknap Th,
boat leaves Chambers street Pier at o'clock. A. for
Nevbnrg and the intermediate touching at Hammond
street. This excursion gives about two hours 70
spend at Cozsens tWost Point) returning the city at
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DIR. III. BOstwick's Practical Works, trea-
ting certain class Of diseases SEQ another
column They are the best books. the subjects OF which
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Late News from Fort Kearney, &c.

ST. LOUIS, June IA, 1S49.
Late advices from Fort Kearney confirm the news of
the arrest of several of the Pittsburgh emgrant upon
q charge Of wantony, and without provocation muir
derng five OF the Kansas Indians, and woundng many
Others They have been arrested by the United States
Dragons, and taken to court for trial The company
is completely broken up.
The Missouri river is rising FAST and is nearly
as high as during the last freshet.
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NJ Cabert. :be French socialist was Nc Louisville, KY.
The ION instant lie 10 about w return ~ France
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Court Calendar-This Day.
C,Hcvrr CouWT -38. 81, 80 SO, 81, g. 81 TO- 90 L. rs
o., 672 10, 70, a. Is, 10, IT. 70, 80, so, 49, 90 So
81, 81.
CoMMss PEAS Part Isl, 457, SO, IS, %, N, Io1,
40, n. ~
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Railroad Accident.

Health Of Albany.
ALBANY, June Ia P. M.
No further cases Of cholera reported.
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sey has failed ana for wonderful expose
c operacns and OF what composed
ioars OF me ST. Mafys COLLEGE funds read the NaoneI
ever wi
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my cash Is limited well, mover mind; q. B. CLARKE,
ll6 william street. has got beautiful Garments which
sell much lower than house Broadway and equal In
elegance to the best houses London or Paris word To
tho wise is ficient. " - " ~
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der Medical for preserving the Natural Sight restoring
sight lost by age and Of New Sight also city
for the results and the Day Book of yesterday by
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No $50 Fulton has hand the best largest
most fashionable stock of Boots Shoes Congress Caters
Slippers &c. any other In this any other city
would advise all those In want Of good and cheap ar
20 him A call.
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70 examine the choice selection OF
brs storche variety beyond all the greatest in the
city, among which will be found the open chain pattern
much admired Also, be obtained every article apper-
tanning to the toilet A. a j. SAUNDERS
s6 Broadway, between Walker and White streets
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E. A. Brooks. of tho ConUrcss boot store,

one Of the most interesting places in the city particularly
Tor those who wish collection OF FOR
traits in the United States.
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From the Philadelphia Ledger June 14]

About $l5OO00 Of the gold dust from California:
brought by the u. s. ship Lexington reached our mint
yesterday to be coined The whole amount received
by this 0o0O and the balance of her val
liable freight will probably be conveyed hither in day
two Two three other parcels of California geld
from various sources also received at the mint
yesterday amounting to about $4,000. OF this par
eel of about $4,000 brought to Warren r. l., by the
whale ship Portsmouth, contained the richest and
pures specimens of the gold that have yet reached
the mint. Several Jumps were among it, of the purss
virgin gold, weighing two three each inch
two long perfectly smooth by the action of the
stream in which it was found
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Whnt constItutes ehenpness! we

low prices alone hut low prices and sterling articles
For illustration of this definition Of cheapnes we refer
you quality and the price Of the superb Boots Shoes
and CATERS sold by JONES, of IA Ann street. '
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The Steamship Washington.
BosroN June 15, 1S40.
The brig Athens, arrived here to- day. reports signal
izng, May 2th lat 49, lon 40 o. the steamship Wash
ington from New York, bound to Southampton.
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A Duel,

LOUISVILLE (Ky), June Is, 1S4o.
lawyer, named George j. Grey, shot another, named
H. c. Hope, in q duel, this morning
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The Cholera at St. Louis.

The ChOIcra ut st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, June Bpm
The deaths by cholera Saturday last, 20; on
Sunday, 81; and on Monday, 40-showing increase.
The interments for the past three days 129, Of
which 103 were by cholera.
SECOND DESPATCH.
ST. LOUIS, June H. 1s49.
There were IS cholera interments yesterday. Seven
cemeteries show reports Of Al cholera nterments on
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The following address was presented to Captain
Eldridge Of the fine packet ship Roscus by her pas
seDgers her arrival at this port We also give the
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SHERIFF's SALE.

By virtue of writ of Vendi Exponos
to the directed from the court of Common
Pleas Of Wyandot County, Ohio, l Will
expose to public sale, at the door of the
court House, in the town of Upper SAM
dusky, in said county, ON the 3lst day OF
January, A. ID. lS49, between the hours
ef 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4 o clock p. NJ. OF
said day, the following real estate, to wit;
the south east quarter Of fhe north west
quarter, in section six, in fractional
tow nship number two south, OF range nnms
Der thirteen east, in the county aforesaid
containing forty acres more or less.
Taken in execution as the property OF
John S. Crapdali TO satisfy a judgement
IN favor Of Jacob Bibbler.
Appraised al $l25,00.
THOMAS BAIRD, Sheriff
December IL, lSi8.--l0--4t.
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COME ALL you THAT LOVE
GOOD APPLES.

The season having arrived for trans
planting fruit trees, the subscriber living
two miles east Of McC cCutcheusville, offer
for sale $50 different varieties Of choice
grated apple trees. Also wanted, three
or four beef cattle in exchange for fruit
trees. ALPHEUS Russell.
McCutchenville, Oct. "a, 1S4S--4-- Il.
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DIR. q. II. Mcdonald

offers HE professional services TO the cit.
izens Of Upper Ssndusky and vicinity.
Odiee on Main Street opposite c. IIu.
bers Hotel.
CT. MCDONALD.
Oct. 90, 2o,fs4s.-l-em.
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EATS and CAPss BOOTS and SHOES
Glass and HartiaOare
A CARD!

i \ order to contradict false reports,
winch have been circulated by my bad
p. p.lmaster, opponents, aud other enemies.
(respec,lng high charges.) ! take this
mt de To Inform he public generally of my
charges, what they have been heretufure.
and will be so cunlinuej, and which prI.
ces | shall in no case exceed:
A visit within the corporation, 81
From mile 10 miles distant, ] 90
When called to COUNSEL with other
Physicians, 300
Obstriiic Case, 800
Surgical Operations in proportion, &C.
cnrding to their importance. TO dis
lance ] do not ride, unless in extraordl-
nary Cases, &c, therefore l can be con
suited in my otfice al any time. Persons
coming from distance who suffer from
old standing complaints, can be supplied
with med icine at
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Lumber! Lambert!

Almost all kinds Of good lumber, floor
ing boards. &C., will be taken at tins OF
fee on old subscriptions, as well as new
ones. Any persons wishing to pay in this
way can do so by sending IN their lumber
soon as conve Dient.
". T GILES.
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Reasonable Prices;

tnd those who are unable to come them
selves, can send a vial of urine, first pass
ed in the morning.
My Office is opPoside the new Cour,
House aud one door north Of ID. 81 w
AJ res store.
DR. JOHN J. HARTZ'
Physician and Surgeon.
Upper Ssndusk, Nov. /, 1S4s, II.
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FOR SALE!

By the Subscriber. in Upper SADdusky
three good two horse Wagons timber well
season and iroped in the best manner.
JOSEPH McCUTCHEN.
July 4tb, 1s4s.-3o.
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George Kisor's Estate

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
l scriber has been appointed and quail
fed as administrator on the Estate oi
George Kisor, late OF Wyandot county,
Ohio, deceased.
JOHN KISOR.
ADMINISTRATOR.
DIied at Upper Sandusky, U. Dec. 9, ls4s.
l0-3w.