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.Scrotuia, or hing's EDa RhatBaiism Obstinate
CuianeOus Erupii0nS PimJieS, or PuSiuisS on he
Face; Hotches; Biies; Chronic So,s Eyes; Ring
UIorm, or 1ensr; Scoid HEAD; Enlargement and
PAIN Of The Bones and Joints; Stubborn Ulcers;
SpphiHtic SymDion,s; Scidfica, LuDibdcO; and
diseases arising from an injuGiciouS use Of Uer-
c,"y; .IciiueS, OF DropSy; Exposure, o, imprudfncs
in Life; also, Chronic Constitutional Disorders.
This medicine has acquired a very extended and
established reputation wherever ii has been used,
based entirely on its own merits which its superior
efficacy has alone sustained The unfortunate vic
tim of hereditary disease, with swollen glands, con
tractcd sneVs, aud bones half carous, has been
restored 10 health and vigor. The scrofuous pa =
tent covered with ulcers, lOathsome. To himself
and his attendants, has been made whole. Hun
drcds of persons, who had groaned hopelessy for
years under cutancous and gianduar disorders,
chronic rheumatism, aud many other complaints
springing from a arrangement of the secrctive or
gans and the circulation have been raised as il
were from the rack of disease. and nov, with re-
generated constitutions, gladly testify 10 the ei-
cacy of this incstmablc preparation.
TRUTH Is STRANGER THAN FICTION"
The attention of the reader il called to the fol-
lowing astonishing cure, effected by the use of
Sands Sarsaparla
This is TO certify that have a culorcd woman
who has been afflicted for the last five years with
scrofula, and all the remedies used had no effect
ia arrostlng the progress Of the complaint; on the
contrary, she constantly grew worse; and after
cXpending between $50 aud $50 with physicians,
: besides using other popular remedies without sue
cess, till the disease had eaten away The cartilage
Of her nose, made its appearance on various parts
ol her body, and had finally CommcnCedlts ravagcs
in the roof of her mouth
In this dreadful situation, with the prospect of
death staring her in the face, stated her case To
DR.. Dsosway, the agent for Sands Sarsa parlla in
Ncwben, y. c., by whom was advised 10 use
that article; and TO my surprise, and that of my
nciehbors, TO whom her case was known, after
using four and Il half bottles, she restored 10
perfect health and that in the space of three weeks,
and was able 10 work in two weeks from the time
-hc commenced taking il.
In witness of the truth Of this statement | have
hcrcunto affixed my name, this 18th day Of Sep
telnber, lS47
JOSEPH MoCOTTER J. =.
Mouth of Ncusc River, Craven CO., {.
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The following Is an extract from letter received
from Mrs. Bcvan, who had been afflicted several
years with Scrofulous Ulcers, Dyspepsia, &c, and
recently affection of the throat and chest
BaileysJtrg, "a, Dec. l3 lS45.
Messrs. a i. & ID. SANDS: Before commenced
using your sarsaparilla my suilerings were almost
past expression; my throat was completely ulccra-
ted had dreadful cough and there were trc-
quenuy weeks together that ! could not speak
above a Whisper and besides, tie Inflammation
from my throat extended TO my head, that my
hearing was very much impaired Aitcr taking
the Sarsaparilla short time, my health improved,
and my throat Is now well; am a. free from cough
and ughtness of the chest ever was, and can
hear quite distinctly My throat has been well
about three months the cure of which has been ei-
iccted entirely by the use OF your Ssrsapariila
Your friend LOUISA II. BEYAN.
The following testimonial to the value Of the Sar
saparilla is from the Rev. Luther Wright aged
70 years, Congregational minister, residing at Wo-
burn.
WoBuRN, Mass March 30, lsl6
MEsssR. SANDS Gentlemen. From what have
experienced, and from the information have rc.
Gently received from number of persons of high
rcspcctability who have used your Sarsaparilla, ]
have not the least doubt but thar il ~ most valua
bic medicine, and that the numerous certificates
You have received of its efficacy fully sustained
by experience, and although its reputation and ut
ty arc very extensive, and stand in no need ct my
humble efforts 20 increase them, want al whoarc
aluttth by uls'a0c lo iHtouc acquainted WIN VIC
eficacy and potcer OF your valuable medicine.
am, gentlemen, gratefully aud very respectful
ly, you're, LUTHER WRIGHT
Prepared aud sold, whoicsalc and retail, by \.
y. & b. SANDS, Druggists and Chemists, 100 Ful.
TON street, corner ul William N.w York. sold
also by druggists generally throughout the United
Statcs aud Canadt-. pric, > pee bottlc; sis bot.
tlC- for -
For sale by CuAule- Slor1 q Co; afso. Il. )
PArrERsoN, Washington, ID. G..
June l3 eodtrNs &,uWtAugt3
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b5-SEG AIRS, of direct importation from Havana,
OF various sorts aud brands, ',Vays op hand, tom
Il 10 to 40 per thousand and sold by the single
box cheaper than at any other store in thc city.
Jan. 10. du
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Nnsl. Lessons on Piano nnd Guitar
A PPLlCATlON 10 be- made at Mr. Dun AlLS,
"A on Missouri avenue, corner ui !. sttcct, WASH
ISGToN, ID. &. After thc experience Ml's Scolr has
had in teaching ~ ScIniudrcs, both south aud
West she - confident she will give satisfaction to
those who favor her with their patronage
Nav III
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= Number Loitery-l2 drawn ballots
mon sNn pApE SCHEME
RAyENscHop-r COLLEGE,

Under fe rOntroi Qj Bishop Ofsy and Contention "
hr Profesfanf Episcopal Church.
TIME ncxt scssion will begin on the first Monday
IN September. Professor Macleod - bead OF
he household; and will fully carry out the plans
~ which it IL proposed tGmakc quiet, refined,
ind afcctionatc homc-circlc, promotivc ahke oi
nora. mental. and physical culture ln the study
,all and the playground, in the dormitoricr' az
able md in the parlor, constant attention VIII
" paid 30 the habits and manners Of the studcns;
nd pains will be spared 70 supply as Tar az pos
iblc ali the tender offices Of parent
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Whole Tickets Sl0--Halvcs S5-Quarters 81 5o.
Certificates of packages of % Whole tickets S 80 %
Do do of 20 Half do 90 %
do do of 20 Quarter do 80 90
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NEE x uIcorNs. wiioLEsALE

w Manufacturers of fine Rosewood, Walnut,
and Mahogany Tctc Ictc. sweep back, Gothic,
and other rich Antique and Modern Furuiturc.
Store, pos Bowcry; factory, Nos ~ aud :,
Attorney street, New York April H. d3m
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NXTANTED.-By Lady every way competent
w To teach Music ON the Piano Forte and
Guitar, situation in some Seminary south or
west, though the former would be preferred. She
has much experience in her profession, having
been employed IN several of the most respectable
Scrninaries The most unqucstionahle references
given as to character and capacity.
Any communication addressed, post paid, to o.
p, Washington city post office, will be promptly
attended to- Feb. 1877
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aguetand armature in contact, lifting force 220bs.

Thus tfteth OF inch distance, four. iiiths
OF the power are lost. This great reduction OF pow
takes place when the magnets are stationary.
The author then proceeded 10 show that the mo-
ment they were set IN motion great reduction uf
the original power Immediately took place; that,
indeed, any disturbance produced near the poles OF
a magnet diminished, during the continuance of
the motion, its attractive iOrcc. The attractive
force of magnet being 80 pounds, when free OF
disturbance, lc to o6c- half by occasiOning an ar
mature 10 rcvOlye near its poles. Therefore, when
a system of magnets which had been constructed to
produce given power IL set la revolution, every
magnet at once suffers an immense los5 of power,
ana consequently hcircOmbincd action falls ia prac
ticc very Tar short Of their estimated power This
fact has not been before distinctly stated, although
the author is informed that jacob Obscrycdit And
not merely does each ma gnct thus sustain
tuIl uss Ol power, but the power thus lost is
ycrtcd into new form OF force. Or rather becomes
current Of electricity, acting in opposition 60 the
primary current 10y which the magnetism is m
duced. From examination of ali these results,
Mr.. Hunt il disposed 10 regard electro ma guctic
power impractcsblc, on account of its cost,
which must necessarily be, lac conceves under the
best conditions, hlty umcs more expensive than
steam power, and Is at pres. nt at least one hundred
aud fifty times as expensive"
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pu,xTrus, AND nINpEns,


lvAREHOUSE. Mo-. % and 81 Gold st Man
w uGactory, corner Of Broomc aud sheriff sts.,
ew York.
Jbc subscribers offer for sale Of their ownInsn
hcturc their improved patent Single and Double
vlindcr Printing Presses, for newspaper andsbook
ork Card Printing Machines, Proof Prcss's,
y,lraulc Presscs, witt terough iron Cyhndcrs-
hcred and other Standing Presses; also, LithO-
.phic and COppcrplatc Presses, Bindcrs' mate;
~ &c. &c; Chase Cascs. Gallcys, Furniture,
,nds, Imposing Stones, &c. &c, constantly on
nd. and every article necessary for n complete
iuung Office, including Type and Ink, furnished
The most favorable terms. Printers, publishers
A others, Wishing to establish a Newspaper,
oL or job Once will be- furnished with an esti.
,te TOR the same. lu detail. II desired Machinery
tn. to order ur drawings. Iron and Brass CAST
i 10 order They alao manufacture superior
Il .ccl mill pit. cross-cut, circular aud other
~. q supply OF which they keep constantly on
X. HOE x 60.
4 H. propric,ors Of newspapers who viii insert
.,tycrti,cncpt three times and send us a mum
Iof a,cir paper containing it, will be entitled tu
,,,cnt o,i purchasing Of us four times the
.,nrt Of thcir Lii Jan. 26f
rRIPTuHE MANUAL, alphabetically and
,vsicpaticaily arranged, designed 10 facilitate
Gndng OF proof-tc2ts by Charles Simmons.
bl $500. .r.,,,,,
tuc ~ FRANCh - bVh'
rouAnMtD. .1uE ARABIAN PROPHET.
a prize Tragedy, by George ". Milcs.
iu,i's living Age, No. 800, just received For
Inv TAYLOR & MAURG,
npc y Bookseller, near 9,h e.
HoOiS AND jon PRINTING.
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Jarec,aed al me ODics Qf he Repu'dio
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j. Ill. TATI1NI. ARTIST.

4 CAKD.-The subscriber "a member of the
n former Commission on Mexican claims, viii
be in Washington III the course of the month of
November, and offers his services to claimants
der the treaty. He will attend 10 any other husi-
with which he may be trusted, especially from
the South. Those desrous of obtaining his
vices will please to address Andrew Wylc, esq,
Washington city.
Nov. 5-dif H. NJ BRECKENRIDGE
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S45,0OOl

$40 600
$4,000! SlOOOo
10 drawn Nos in each Package of % Tickets,
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit of Monongalia Academy,
Class No. Is, for 1850,
To be drawn at Alexandria Va, ON Saturday
July l3, 1850
To drawn numbers out of IS.
.lIaLine more Prizes ihan BtdnEs'
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STEAMBOAT NOTICE.

l. S-oy<ssS a.. THE safe and commodious boats,
J. ltJ --aA< PHENlX and JOSEPH JOHN
son, continue to ply between
Washinton and Alexandria in
with an Omnibus in Washington.
Passage on the Boat and Omnibus, Is, cents.
Passage on the boat only, Ia cents.
I1nr lQ-dtr Il SIIINN. AgcnI.
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power 80 1mpractiCablc, on account Ot lts cost,
which must necessarily be, lac cOnceives under The
bcst conditions, fifty Times more cxpensivc than
steam power, and Is at pres. at least hundred
aud fifty times ~ expensive"
SNAIL rnG SourH coNE NoarH r. Some of the
80 uaturcd editors down South are urging their
people not 20 visit the cool bathing places aud fash
iounhlc northern resorts this summer. They would
like to have them all remain among the swamps
and cotton hclds Of that tropical climate during the
summer, rather than ~onc into free territory
There % fear IT any such folly this, although
Mobile editor says he should like to issue an edct
by which every ono who went north oi Mason aud
Dixon line should be subjected o. the bow string
But southern men will come and they will scorn
al su,h dictatiOn fiOui dcmagogucl. The women
viii certainly come. for it ~ during tcsc delight
tu, northern excursions 10 Saratoga, RoCkaWay,
and Niagara, by way Of Lake Ontario. that they
dis crsify their social ,njoymcnts. and inyigoratc
or acquire health. - Ostrego Tunes.
The CIRCUMSTANCE which, above ala others keeps
southern people from visiting the North, as ior.
mcrly, s the miserable, petit larceny practice of
stealing their dOmcstics. THIS mean. ptilul husi.
neas has cngcndered the worst of feeling. greatly
aggraN ated the condition Of the slaves, aud gen
orally, II not always, injured the domestic -lavcs
who have thus been hcgucd away from their
homes.
There s no way Of estimating the amount of
mischief to the cause of freedom occasioned by th.
mean, pitiiul species Of slave stealing Aud what
adds the cy IA the fact, that while in most eases
the domestcs stolen are injured rather than bsnt.
account with uore severity 1ibony Erening Jour.
srgAMnoAT AsHORE-Thc hne steamboat Com.
modore, Capt Frazcc, met with an accident this
morning While on her passage from Stonini.ton
10 this CITY, % vas necessary to suspend tie work
ing ut the engine on account Of the iOg. At about
3u'clock she driftcd ashore Wh0ftlcb.rry Island
a little isot lying between Execution RI, 4 and
New Rochelle The boat sustained NO apparent
damage, and was lying in such position that no
doubt was felt that she woyd bo got OIL ia safety
when the tide served, az about noon. The board 6f
underwriters despatched two steam tugs ia her
sssis'ancc Immediately the receipt at thc inior
nation.
The mails ON board the Commodore were landed
and brought to the city by the New Haven and Ilar
len railroads They reached the post office at about
tea O'Clock The steamboat Chingarora was de-
spatchcd early tins morning ior the passengers aud
their baggage.
II will be seen, by reference to the advertising
columns that this accident has caused withdrawal
Zoe the present Of tie day line Of steamers through
thc Sound; which to GO into operation tu- Ia0r.
row morning. The Commodore was 10 form one
II that line. OF course it would not be prudent TO
permit hct To assume her place until IL shall have
been -. cttaaed that she Is unnjurcd by her con
tact with the shorc.N u Conmerciai ddpsrtise
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LNVRNisHED HOUSE FOX RENT wen
located and convenient house, completely lur
pishcd, is offered for rent. Possession can bc had
Immediately. Apply AZ the Office OF the RT'ibhc,
June 1871
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I INTERNATIONAL AHJ-UNION ENGRA-
4 WING for 1919, The Prayer" is nov received
and ready for distribution among the subscribers
at TAYLOR 4 MAURY'S
June lS Bookstore near 9th street.
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fINO RENT.-Thc whole, or part, of comfort
Il ably FURNISHED HOUSE can be bad by n
gcntccl family, ON very moderate terms, II iiniue
date application Is made ON + street bctwccn l2th
aud 18Th, north side one door from l2th.
June l5-f
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I'TfHT TIU "'"T
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
S35,3l9!

NoD,o ON!
Sl5,00O! Slo'ooo!
80 of $4,000 $4,000
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit Of Monongalia Academy,
Class No. 81 for 1850,
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va, on Saturday,
Lin
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FTun PAST. pItEsENr.

r!NHE PAST. PRESENT, AND FUTURE of
i the Republic. by Lamartnc.
The Dalton's, part ID. by Chas Lover, author
Of Charles O'Mallcy.
Tins day received, for sale by
TAYLOR s MAURN,
June II Booksellers, near gth H.
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The following is an extract from letter received
from Mrs. Bcvan who had been afflicted several
years with ScrofuIous Ulcers, Dyspepsia, &c, and
recently affection of the throat and chest
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SORE THROAT.

Mouth of Ncusc River, craven co., NC.
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nn,cnnnr nnAcns.

t,,.-Fvuavsopy RaAp THis CkSEFvtLF.-There .
s,T-.uarIis for sale the different towae esea - r
nEnseniis SarsapaTilla. Il anTeItise1 an 'nt oi1st
Nal GENUINE and all tnai Iels lSsissne y ny e.oi
~ n,vs ae. but was formerly Nok ker on ralIols q.
aals and tne likeye he assumes ihe ue o. pqe'o " e
Tfoss Of gaining credit ior what he snot le says ne
ss,ttends Two medical schools and pfaec ie5 i.eo
vearsiW iW Now the truth H. be never l5ao'esa ms @
dax IN his hle Such tsiid, wicked W
o5ks bad 70 the character and veraeiy o. lhe mai - 49,
osS sincerey he had made Hose n nl,i
- a. m me When will learn 10 be honest anu u1l
nj in al their dealings anl intercourse win usl'
ei e applied TO one Ruel Capp 10 assist nun IN man
seturjng his MIXTURE stating the large sums ne nSuu %
mate ns an nducenent embark N the business
r nave been insulting and hbelling me IN al ossDle
forms in order 70 impress the public with me peei @
~ Od Doctors Sarsaparlla not the genHins' o
Sorso1aria made from the Oid Doctors Orelna' Heei,
~ bisS p Townsend says have sold ths use 9i ny
p,a ior s7 a week will give him s50O II he VIII pro,
dnce one single solitary proof OF this HIS statements ~
TbHnnsoo Skillman & Co, nothing but uss1e ol
aIsebeods simply made deceive The public, en1 Keep
he ,nh down I'M regard his souTfis feraeniHg eG..
oS This Is to caution the public 70 purchase none 9ut
ld nr JACOB ToWnsends SafsaPaa having on !, ~ w
0id Doctors likeneas his family Coal q Arms, anu "i'
sienatnreacrOss The Coat OF Arms. =, =, ,,,.
f'''cTSA NV'''' w. JACOB TOWNSEND.
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National House,
CORNER OF STEucESNILLE AND. WARREN STREET
CADIZ, OHIO,

CADIZ, OtllOt
One square west ofthe Public Buildings, forn-
erly occupied by Thomas &. Vincent.
ApgsA TNHE SUBSCRIBER having lately
TsSsf@ rented this establishment, has
sssss @ 9rcnovated and put it in complete repair.
land furnished il with entire new Furni-
ture. This house is located in the most pleasant
and business part OF the town.
THE STABLES are extensive, and have also
been thoroughly repaired, and will at all times be
provided with the best Of provender, ond attended
by careful and obliging hostlers.
Connected with the establishment, is a large and
extensive WAGON YARD, (the best in Cadiz)
and suitable for Menngeries and Circuses.
Having permanently located at the above stand
the citizens generally and etrayeing public may
rest assured thatno pains win be spared to render
those who may favor the National House with Il
call as comfortable as possible,hy which means the
undersigned hopes 10 merit and receive n liberal
share OF patronage.
DROVERS accommodated with any amount o
Snbling required.
BoARDERs received by the week, month OF
year.
Suitable Rooms can bcfurnshcd for Private Fa-
miles.
| have connected with the above establishment,
Il LIVER STABLE, which, for lyle Of CARRI-
ACES, and sa fcty of HoRsEs, cannot he surpassed
by any establishment of The kind in The county
'DI5-CHARGES MODERATE.
THOMA McCUE.
Cadiz, April II, ls49
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Mansion House,
.aHD OFFICE ST.agE,

CoLNER OF STEusESvILLE STREET Al THE PusLrc
SaUARE, OPPOSITE THE COURT liorsE.
TTNHE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends
and the public. that he has leased the ab owe
HOUSE lately kept By s. II. DEWEY tor number
Of years. and Is repairing aud reROvatiRg i fTom
top to bottom, and has Telurnished il witt entire
new furniture, carpets. &c. lie lauers himself
that for neatness OF arrangement and comiortabis
accommodate ms. the MANSION HOUSE cAnnS
now be surpassed in this section oi the State.
The BEST the nlarketa6ords will be put in 10
QUESTION 10 furnish his tatlcs and cvt:y atien
ton paid by MI connected with the establishment,
to render visiiers at home The STABLES are
new, excellent, and capable o accommodating
60 horses, and none but iTusty ostitrs viii even
lbc kent about them SufhcisnI provindet will III
vgnys be kept on hand, and DROVE'tS aud FRA-
lVELERS may depend upan having their animals
we'll led and attended to.
BOARDERS taken by the day, week, month,
or year, on the most reasonable terms.
| The STEUBENYILLE
ekRz ERH4 CAM BRl pGE. and WASH.
ss3= Ea11R tNGTON SfAGEleave this
-~SEHa D house tl-,reekly,w (which mike:
Iita desirable stopping place for persons wishing
to travelhy those conyeyaHccs.
For the convenience OF guests, the Subscribe
IS alo about establishing LIVERY STABLE
lin connection with he house, so that persons de
sirous Of securing private conveyances, can do 81
without trouble at the shortest notice and ON III,
most reasonable terms
Determined to render satisfaction both in nc
commodntions and charges, | ask share Of pub
lie patronage. OBEDIAH SLEMMONS.
Cadiz, Ohio, April ls, lS4q.
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rEvER-soRn CURED.

The Rev. RICHARD DUNN1NG Pastor Of the rresbyte'
ran church. Adams Bas Monroe county, N W wr0e 10 US
have Just received letter from Mr.. GHAhNEY DuNNiNG
relative to the Of his Feversore You may depend On
what states for he s Christian and an elder IN he
church Some years he had have one OF his legs m
off his life in consequence OF FeVersore rue ohe
leo being now affected and about be amutated, recon-
mended BRANTs MEDICINE. Read the result He say5i -,
hare used only THREE BOTTLES of BRANI'S AEDlClNE
igcd ALL gopE from uour recommendation in that Medicine
and can now say that with the blessing of God has ectet
- u, punlnllnls fr lIll nnrIlcuarn
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MORE rIIAN 5o.Ooo PERsoNs CURED

VTis upon lhe principle Of Insensible PersPirn-
non, as exhibited in this cut, thnt :he human
body delivers itself OF impurities and disease
THE blood being the life Of The hesll according
to Scripture itmusl be kept pure to insure health
This It does by iis own heat and action through
the system, celebrating all impurity. and casting
of m its worn ou PARTICLES viii h are Carried Oni
OF the system, lhronsh the pores OF the skin.--
When, however, the skin becomes locked up troni
sudden changes Of .s"hther ,or any undue npplicH-
ton Of rold MI the hun and vrnienI particles
of lhe blood are retained within and sickness and
dea;h must follow All the long catalogue OF di-
senses are the result. We have under such ear
cumstances. dfscoyeyed a remedy thu. will opel II
the pores aud assist the body loeasl ofFany oiien-
ding humor. II is
| NJ Alistey''s Az Healing Ointment
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RHODES g. OGLEBAY.

Wholesale GrOCers and Commission
NJ Il ANTS.
BRIDGEPORT, OHIO
|HAVE now on hand and are lust receiving di.
Il i rect FROM New Orleans,
400 bills. prime N o. Molasses'in Oak bills;
100 /" Sngnr;
81 " fair -
l50 bags prime Rio Coffee;
40 tiercps Rice;
90 sacks Auspices;
90 Pepper;3
Is bills pure golden Syrup
10 ~ So
40 bills. Sugar House Molaspes;
10 " ~
Together with general assortment Of Teas.
Tobacco, Cotton Yarns, Iron, Nails, etc. Which
they viii sell al lowest market prices and invite
the friends to give them Gull.
Bridgeport, February 81, 1850.
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"OMIO mARMONIsT.y \

A COLLECTION Of Psalms and lynn tunes
N. from The hest an.hor, 70 which is added a
selection Of Temperance songs, also, containing
the Fudiments Of mu sic, on plain and concise
plan, BY ALEXANDER AvtD. enlnrged edition Icvi-
ped and improved, for sale by j. BE,ALL.
February "a 1850,