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unITTsBURGH STEAM MARBLE WORKS

uDITTSBURGH STEAM MARBLE WORKS
u No. 244 LIBERT", opposite Smith6eld
Street. Marble Manles, Monuments, Tombs,
Table Tops, &c. A large variety of the most
beautiful kind, made of the finest quality of foreign
and domestic MARBLE always on hand made to
order, by the aid of machinery, on the shortest no.
tice and at the lowest prices
N. B.-The Country Trade furnished with all
kinds of Marble at the lowest rates. All orders
promptly attended to at No PA Liberty, opposite
Smithted Street. w w. WALLACE.
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Books! Books!a

The inhabitants Of the counties of Mooroe.
Morgan and Guernsey are Informed that the suh.
scriber keeps on hand. at his establishment in The
townof Freedom, Monroe county. four miles west
OF Summerfie'd. general assortment Of Bnoks u
both good and cheap such as Sabbsih iSchssI
Bookf, Common School Books, Bibles, Commso.
iaries, and quite variety II other Books. sdspt.X
to the wants and wisheslof virtuous and intsid,
gent community. VIM, LEEpEr
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A TTACHMENT.- AT my instance an attach
"A. ment was this day issued by Isaac Murray, a
Justice of the Peace Of franklin township, Mon
roe county, Ohio against the property and effects
of John Southerland,a non resident ofsad county.
Dated this 7th day of November. A. ID. l649.
Nov. IL. ls49.s CHAS. A. BOYD.
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gUyoWN LOTS FOR SALE.-The subscriber
offers for sale, for cash or prompt payment,
FOUR LOrS AND A FRACTION IN THE
TOWN OF CLARINGTON. They are direct
Iy opposite Farrier's LANYARD, fronting on rI the
are above high water mark, and the handsomest
building property in town. They will be soIdlow
as above stated Apply to me, at Bethany, Va,
or to A. G Ewing, near the premises. a % Is.
Oct 13, IS49-3m w. r. M. Army.
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6STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, for
S9Grist, Saw, and other Mills, always on hand,
or made TO order at very 'hort notice, at the low
est prices, and warranted equal to any made in
the city. All orders promptly attended to at Nos.
244 g. 246 Liberty Street, near the Canal, Pitts
burgh, Pa. w. w. WALLACE.
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l)r. Alfred B. .Yoho,

Respectfully tenders his pi ofessional services to
the citizens Of Malaga and the surrounding neigh
borhood His office is IN the room formerly occu.
pied by Dr., Davis. where he mayb found at al
times, except when absent on professional business
July z, 1919. ~
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Smut Machines.

H ULL'S Patent, Stone or French Burr, Smut
n A Machine the best article of the kind in USE
Thep run light. clean well, and will last ie-
time. Five hundred of them are in use in the
largest and hest mills in the country; and we have
the most unqualified testimony, OF competent per-
sons, as to their superiority over all other Smut
Machines.
CERTIFICATES.
have been using one of Lu's Patent Smut
Machines. made by W. w. Wallace, Pittsburgh,
for two years. during which time it has not re-.
quired repairs to the amount of one dollar lhave
no hesitation in saying that consider Lull's MAJ
chine to be superior to any otherfor durability and
style of work. }. U CRAM.
Marietta Mills, .Aug. %, ls45.
l cheerfully recommend to millers Lull's Patent
F. B. Smut Machines, having used one for three
years past, and cleaned from $50 900 to 300, 900
bushels of wheat with it, we find it operates as
well as when first started, without dressing or re-
pairs of any kind. ! think it unequaed IN all re-
spects JAMES DOSTER.
.McConnelsville, Morgan Co. o., March. 1876.
Having used nne of Lull's Patent French Burr
Smut Machines in my mill for about two years, |
cheerfuIly recommend them to miers as a first
rate machine for cleaning smutty and foul grain.
JAMES MEANS.
Steubenville, Aug. 16, lS45 ..
REFERENCES.
Cassel & Gallagher, M. Duty, Moses Dillon.
GAINESVILLE; Anshutz & Pollock. A. G Ewing.
Sunfish; George Ring, Captina; A. Boyd, Steu-
benvilIe; N. Humphrey. Wheeling; Lewis APPLE.
gate, Wellsburgh; Jas. Y Patterson, Bridgeport;
Jno. B. Bayless, Short Creek.
For further particulars SEE handbills All or
ders promptly attended to at No pa Liberty St,
near the Canal. w. w. WALLACE.
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HEIRS WANTED The heirs of Henry
Ill Decker, late Of Monroe county, deceased
are hereby notified that the undersigned are pre-
pared to pay them their distributve share Of the
estate of said Henry Decker, deceased.
seq ii gi1d GEORGE DECHER, "
Nov IT. JACOB TRUAX. .Riay
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William III. Johnston,

7 g. COMMISSION MER.
CHANT, AND DEALER IN PRODUCE, /,
and Pittsburgh Manufactures. No. .ll2. Second
Street, near Wood. Pittsburgh, Pa. Liberal cash
advances made on consignments Of Flour and Other
Produce. az nov. l7-6m
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ENLASTER PARIS, raw and calcined, suita-
III abelfor all purposes, always on hand at 244
Liberty street, opposite head of Smthtield street,
Pittsburgh All orders promptly attended to.
may 5. W. w. WALLACE.
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surveying.

ENAMEL MORRIS, an old and experienced
~ Surveyor, thankful tor past favors, will still
attend to the surveying of land, roads, &c under
the direction of the County Surveyor Deeds,
mortgages, and other legal instruments, drawn at
the shortest notice. Office in Woodsfed.
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CEMENT-Aways on hand
Ii "a at 244 Liberty ST. W. w. WALLACE.
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Ed''i" Ho"a''00@ HI a TTAcHMENr Tiac hn y ra.:So. NO.
W'Wiam Thompson. interested will take notice
hat Edwin Hornbrook, Oh the 9th day of Au-
gust, A D. 1919, sued out writ of Attachment
from the Clerks Office of the Court of Common
Pleas of Monroe county, in the State OF Ohio.
against William Thompson, for the sum of seven
ty dollars which writ has been served'and return
ed. Attest: WILLIAM OKEY, Clerk.
nov.l7 JAS. r. Morris. Atty for PIT.
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NuACKEREL, SHAD, SALMON, HER.
ly RINGS, PORK, HAMS AND SIDES,
SHOULDERS. LARD g. CHEESE constantly
inland and tor sale by J. PALMER& Co. Gi
Market Street Wharf, Philsdslphia. +
Sept -, 1919. ais1 ~ W
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''''pA ssade''o" ss A TTAGhMsNp TicsMA pelsoo. Mo

- vs. }A TICE.-AH persons
Richard H. Battee, interested will take notice,
that Joseph Heddleston, on the 9Th day Of Octo-
ber, "A. n. 1919, sued out a writ Of Attachment
from the Clerks Office of the Court Of Common
Pleas of Monroe county, in the State of ohio,
against Richard H Battee, survivor of William
Lowe, OF the late firm of Battee & Lowe, for the
sum of six hundred dollars, which writ has been
served upon the garnishee, Joseph T Hilton, and
returned. AttesG WILLIAM OKEY, Cler1s
nov II N fIoLLIsTER, Atty for Pl'f.
SD USINESS STAND FOR SALE.-The sub
IA ID scrber offers for sale Shouse and lot in the
town OF Cochransvle Monroe equity, Ohio
The lot is 60 feet front on the river and 100 feet
on Main street; on which is erected two story
frame house, GO by l6 ieet, with good cellar un-
der part oft; also back building l6 by Ia feet
--one story. The whole house is well finished
and painted room shelved and finished for
store. This is a desirable stand or store or tav-
ern, or both, and will be sold cheap. For particu.
lars enquire of the subscr er on the premises.
r. S. ANDERSON.
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TIMES OF HOLDING THE COURT
. OF COMMON PLEAS IN THE FlF-
4, TENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
Belmont-March s; June a; September II.
Guernsey-March 26; June 25; October 9.
Monroe-April 9; July 80; October 22
.Harrison-April %; August 13; Nov.5.
Jefferson-May 7; August 81; Nov. 49,
.., JUDGES OF THE COURT.
BENJAMIN S. CowEN, President Judge.
JEREMIAH HoLMsTER, Associate GO
JOHN DAVENPORT. 4"
Thomas WESTON, "
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

WILLIAM OKEY, Clerk of the Court.
J. w. OKEy, Deputy Clerk of the Court.
THOMAS WEST, County Auditor.
JOHN KERR, Treasurer.
Marshal Morrow, Sheriff.
JOHN FISHER, Coroner.
LEWIS SHIPLEY, Recorder.
DANIEL II. WIRE, Prosecuting Attorney.
HIRAM O'CoNNoR, County Surveyor.
JOHN CLINE,
HENRY FoRD.
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4sol From Southport 1t a week, Thursdsy;
By Ples.snt Praiis, south Bdssol and Hosdley
To Antioch, H., BY ~ m, 10 miIss
And back between 2 N end 8 p m.
Proposals to Il Pleasant Prsiie 81 miles
less distance, win Be considered.
4soa From Southport At q m once week, Saturday;
by Pleasant Prairie, Liberty, wiImos and EnslsA
Prairie,
10 Richmond by 9 m, 80 miles
And back between a N and m Friday
Proposals 10 commence Pleasant Prsirle, ~ miles
less distance, will b considered.
4sos From Southport al m ui-wcsky, Monday, We'd
nesday, and Friday
BY Pleasant Prairie Bristol Salem, Geneva, 0sneva
bsv. Wsworsh. sharon, Aliens Grove, SummsrvilIs.
and Clinton
To Beloit BY 10 p m, 81 miles
Ana bsek between and 10 m merit days
Proposals. for tines week servos will BE- ccnsdsse
4so4 From Southport st . oncs : wesk, Friday
By Paris and Brighton; q
To Burlington by z N, - miles
And bsck between N end m nsst day
4sos From Racine It . m once . week, Tsesdsys
By Sylvana and Queries,
To Geneva By N, 80 milss;
And beck bstwsen : N Hnd p N next dsy.
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os From Vienna, H., a u. once week, Tuesday
| To Caledonia BY Z p m. 20 miles
4ss From Vienna, H.. 4 M once week, "wednesday
BY sulphur sPrings
TO Marion by 9 m, rs miles
And back between NJ and 4 p m next day.
600 From Casdonis Ii At once week. "sdnss-
/ days
BY Santa Fs;
To Commerce by IL m, 20 miles AMI
And back between p m and u. ., 49,,
la0l From Cairo ILL.,, at once week, fhuFsdsyi
By smithIand, Santa Fe. Thsbss, and Thompson'l
To Cane t,irardeas, Mo-, by ? IN, 80 miles
And back between a m and 7 m next day.
P,ooossls for twice week service will be considered
aao2 Prom Jonssboro' at m, once week, Saturday
ToNenopois city By 9 N. 70 miles;
And back between . and m Friday.
1908 From Jonesboro H., at IN, week, Monday
BY Western Saratoga and Banbddss;
To Marion by p m, 81 miles
And back between 9 a m and 8 p m next day.
1904 From Murphsysboro. ILL.,, At 8 m, once : week,
Tuesday;
By Western Saratoss
To Vienna by 7 N, 40 miles
And back between : N and p m next day
4aO5 From Murpheysboro, ILL.,, at m, once week. FIJI
days e
To Mt. Hawkins BY m, 80 miles
And back between Q ! m and s I'M, Thursday
1906 From Appleton, Ill.,, At m, week, Thursday
BY Hollis Prairie and Pinckneyville
To stsslc's Mills by 9 m, SO miles
And back between q m and p next day.
42O7 From Chester, Illinois, at m, once week, Mon.
By Jones's Creek, Murphsysboro', Urbane, Toledo,
Jonesboro', and Mill Creek f8
To Cairo BY m next "Wednesday, 81 miles
And back between 8 4 IN Thursday, and ep m next
Saturday. N
Proposals for more frequent service, naming the mum
Der OF trips will be considered.
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proposals for three additional weekly trips. Be
parate proposals or service between Dixon and Peru,
and DIXON and Gslens, to be performed at the rate
miles to the hour the departures and arrivals TO b
specified, are invited. mtN x rT
434s From Peru, Illinois, at m week, Thursday
BY Troy Grove, Ovid, Lee Centre, Franklin Grove,
To DaysviIIe by IL m NEXT day, 81 miles, M
And back between m Friday. and 6P m next day.
434g From Peru, Illinois, at once week, Monday
BY Troy, Paw Paw Grows, Aliens Grove, Hickory,
To Rockford by s N nett day, 70 miles d 81
And back between m Wednesday, and p m next
day. sfs a fA4s4a 4 a.s sJvA
1850 From Asbeuy. H., ats q N .ri-weekly. Monday.
Wednesday, and Friday, 49, ga
To Newark by 10 m, 10 miles as8ss4sN
And back between II m and p m. ~
1851 From Joliet, III, at . m once week, Tuesday;
7 BY jackson Greek, Reeds Grove, Wilmington, Horss
Greek, Limestone, Rinosa, Sammsn's Point, Plato
MiddIepor,, Milford, Oxford, Ind, and Brigham
Grove e4
To Lafayette BY m NEXT Friday, 100 miles;
And back between m Tuesday, and P m mex
Separate proposals. for service frsm Iroquois, by Mid
dleport, Milford. Oxford, Ind, and Bnghams Grove,
to Lafayette, are invited. ~
Query: Whether necessary -
1852 From Joliet, Ill, At . week, Friday;
BY Jsckson Creek, Reeds Grove. Wilmington, Rock
Vile, Bulbcna's Grove, Mount Lansum, Democrat,
Middeport, and Courtwiishfs Mills
To IroQuois by m next day, 8i miles;
And back between 9 . m Friday. and m next day.
Proposals for an additional weekly trip, embracing
Horse Creek, Limestone, Rinosa samrcsn's Point,
and Plato, are invipd. E
435s From Joliet, H., at twice week, Monday and
Thursday, =
By Psin6eId. Dupags, NaperviIle, WsrrenvilIe.
Whestsnd, McMilleus Grove, and Hills Mills
To Btan BY . p m, ~ miles
And back between m and p m NEXT days
1854 From wilmington, nj, At g. m onsea week. Monday
By Mszcu; hh
TO Pontiac byil . N next day, 45 miles;
And back between l m Tuesday,, and p m next day.
1855 From Middlepor, m. ats M once week, Thursdsy
By Worth, dui,man, and Butler, .
TO urbsnns BY n m next day, So mss,
And back between N Friday, and p m NEXT dag
1855 From MiddIepor, ILL.,, q week, Thursday
By Milford and North Fork;
To DanvIls BY ~ m next day, 40 miles;
And back betwssn m Friday, and m NEXT day
Proposals for twos week service viii Be considered
also TO commence the rouss al Iroquois going By Mid
diepor.
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NEW GOODS.

ME subscribers have received per late arFi
 Full Stock of GonGs, among witch mt fsd the follow ing articles: 3-4. 4-4, 5-4. 6-+ aii2-4 | Brown Demsstics. 3-I, 4-I, J-t, 6-4 i s1s-4 Bteseked do. Linen aud Cotton Giags CAees ia great ysrieiy; Lowell; Virginia CaInA 0snabnrgs; Plan and SirPed CAssiH; ssieiis. Lihseys, Kentucky Jeans and Ks. l3Os Blankets, aii caaliieis Bieachsd aIS Gost Dfiisings; Irish Linens, Table Linens- kins@iapers and Crash. Waite, Red and yS F!anfs; Black and Colored Aipseas; Plsid FIgar Mouslin de IsaiUes; Shawis; Linen att ton Chks; Silk and ootsen Hdkis. Lsdissfi- m%Fe q Cotton Hose, do. Gloves, Linen C1c ddkis <e., &c-. &e
 GR0C ERfES.
 Fitty scks Bes; RIo CoHee; Three HhAsi Brown SSs: Cfushea, Powered. Losi snsi- b~d Saga imperial sni Guspow,le Teas Fm Canal~s; serrn and Lard 0tl; Coarse aane Salt; MolAes Oid Rye WHskey One Pure Coghisc Badv One Go. Champagne do $ri- can do. hllana Gia: Champagne, Gland Malaga Whs; Lemon Srup; ketehup,per Sauce, PiekA, Pepper, Sice, Saiaeratus, ,lgo, Mad4sf, &e..c,
 HaRDf.fRE.
 Butts and STews. Heg Run Locks. rtiee AFS+A1s EtatN kfFk>s SftfN AF7NRts Fufxff Acs Chest Locks, Pad Loci; Bfads. IacDoof La'chss, Flies md Rass 4 large assont ot Table 4nd PockS Gated Hand. Teuan, Mill Saws; Broad aai Csopyg Axes. Hstche,raw- ing Knives, Ausen, Qeis, Piaip BAuger Bits. Silrups, Brstk B Spurs. BriaTsae anA Tea Spoons, Teo alderman Silver Ra' zofs, Saears. Scisoll. S &c.
 BOOTS. SEES, H4TS, 4e.
 Tan Cases Kip Bros. made 10 oT,iets pod ar,,c,s; Mems and R1y s,lf. Kip and Coae Bots. Shoes and Brogsss. Cl Caps, Fine Six Wool lnd GIss~d Hats SadA Bride. Briai tling. Maringaiss. Cireiagiesiuths. Horse aIMuIe cellars, Flames, Saddle kWhip-, &e <
 Sx-eas. English and b4ican Iron; (. Ger man, Spring and Bi,sf Seei; HorseS Nails, Castinga. Nails, Spikefe. &e.
 The atnye gvods hatngi of them hpFecently selected, a Bostcn. fw York and PtdslphiA, and although we csashtfrd 10 sell th, al .'cost and eharges,H We Wg tii hem at reas@blA pro- ffs, Tor CssH. " in f1age fer C3tts P,itries. Beef Hides. Beesw kc. Those in va ol goods will find II to ther bRtge 10 cali al eaamine our stock. lio cnaE aEorshowihg goc,
 I'D; MERRIC SSCO. Oct, 23, ls43. Steamboat .aIling. Gazette and Deuff toPy three wexs
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Northern Dis,rie, Of the State of Kew Yosk,-sad is nsvsriesrsisd by Pedisrs,
 e1- seovil & Mead. lI3, Charrss street. New Orleans sole General Agents for tl southeIn States to whom ell osdsrs, and applications for Age"e'es must be addressed. All the above Medicines sES- vISE are sold by
 J. W. Tape. Little Rock. Arkansas.
 C. C. Yeaag, Post Afksnss,
 T. ". Brewster, Pine Bus.
 J. Hibbssd, Napoleon, and D agents appoint ed throughout the south. JanuAry, 1850. zS-Iy
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ply GOODS

Eaf TflsG Cotton osnaburgs; Brown
 IL onsghgs hHd shirings: Negro Ker,ers' IsaA s Dehits; blue and brown Drills; Gfey
 saS hlr'lJ striPea; 6i Green Bsise: bleach ,5
 P,s..s "sow ootf Flannel; BIeached Drills; III | da Trs cuo nihee,ing; al wool Fianneis; ;sazs
 Rl... s Sa fs; b'fd-eye and Scotch Diaper :. ,.s..N ossshs F; freDeh Tweeds; Black Csssi. Tb.s Ossk a1 .hi.s sPOelsi Marshslf's Ljaea breaa' 25P 50; Waite and Blue NacIin"- Dlaake.s, oathI do; saper-twiIl'd Whitsey. ea :. ---..V1l WM. B. WAIT
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.,s u,;,. acress ia . sameFF oi lve cAses. SAAAS "A' esiils, Dee. 26. IstT
 \ ,...s-n~ e,or, DrsIocss, Mr. JoAH na'.s lug your SAtsapssiA ,1 ssss's' "s~ r.s cosf- !
 and with happy Hset: sh s,,Ieiuss s one of the met sf'iSsc.o's 9be made (os iha, .ssasr. lo"rS' n f JMrs N. MoOSS, M' O'
 esteE, Ky, Feb. Isas.
 hnx like ,hr fsIkSing renders snPs' vtg s,,I,.. s" eosnlhsnis sPa the sfhe~e' "
 yspdsGl Professor of Che'ai,.li ,a,s v, ', 'he kine Medical CoSvge; "l hsNf p.,.l,s eSef ', of intrsdtees eGbpotihg 'oa,n A,,. h..;. ComsExira.t og SArapArliia. st'd aANs uS .og tA'i0a ing that the ytcFm sa'e cen one 4r,,ses well Chronic dises>rs' m is skle.' L. r. YASpEii' 'A' " L0uA, JsIs 6, isss.
 Thisei.s i. daily gpps'lins wi'h d'.ras ,,.' thFonghxessrn eoanify. restclinZ 10 e,''o'a'' ,., health sin,liui yigor. tse sieS ana 'th,s., nay. thokf Me grievoaSy t9roeHtra' VI, cafes asa..1 fgan sli diFee'iocs, 'Fe"l uas" truth and, faogal standing. plAc,"s U, ,.s. - sv I"'filsic h. ,hs very best Ot AA 's''s0''' eefste th-,l.s. p~
 sosd wfssis snf retail by 'oh s,-4 Al his 7@psl ofsee. oi Foar's '''es'. A''" DIOggis,s tfally ID ,Ae city and county
 What p--ies. Psyseisa by appolniIaen,' ,s. v g.A'sf.'- H.ee Hosp4tsi, says el ba" .sss.,.v 5isc' -v, sz-.~- be nrssS,.--.,a VT the preparation of John Ba srssn. ,;,,ss asd believe the combination 10 b. xeeEje,, sis. and well calculated 10 ptodnes an sBs,,v Impression on the system. have use ,'h n rast,c and private practice. and think II a article of SaFsaa asriiIa iB nse.
 N. PILES, M. U. Ress4eAt PAgsiciaE at q
 Marine Hospi For Sale. wholesale and retail, by K. l. DODl -aggsa, Little Rock. Arkansas. 7-27-6-s
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THE GREAT REMrnY

I THE GREAT REMEDY.
 For Rheumatism, eGoa', Pain m ths Side. Hin bseK' Limos and Joints, Scfofula, King. Ey il ] White SWeilins. Hard Tumors, Stid Io,n,s an, 1 all Fixed Pains whateser. ! WHERE Tms PLASTER Is APPLIED, P,tx C.xxo,
 EHsT
 | 'hE following eonBpbdaiion is from an agsn. 4 residing al Trenton, Tenn. Tsehl98. Gibson Co. Tenn Nov : Is,o Msssfs. SeovIL & M1Ap: Ci~ntiem.a-rbs IT.. ore" Faster IS becoming popular la ihis sec,Ion. "rte ls lady ln lbs oo9ny. &ho says she wa,,lli not De Siitoat thls glaster for Ave hundred soIrs Feaf. She @as afflicted for some lime wirh an az 'asse'arn' oi the Spleen, which gave her a yr.., oeA oi pain, The sweI'ing and pain had extended 70 me arm pit, and Occasionally she could se@erig breathe. Sbe was confined for n roo.,I. . iaHl~ tune, during which she vas attended hv sn.,. oi our oest physicians but they gave her no re,sf sae procured box oi the Hehfew Plaster snd i, r issee her simoS1 immediately, ard now .ha t.s'., supply ei II on had constantly These ta,ts vl,' gre ~ 1fsefy To use as you may think pfopet-they
 Respectfully yours, &e.
 JESSE ]. WELLS.
 The application Of the Pias,ef b-,ws.a ,h1-t., d~fs has been ioabd certain remedy Cr, s~s'ss roaghs, pathisie and lang affections in fhsi, ,rs mary mary stage. It ceshoys ianams.ion by perssirs.
 BEWARE OF CUUNTERFEITy, The'e IS nisesakle. worthless Cosot.,ss,, ..,; ce, scattered about he coasuy by PedIs,s ~. ohets, who seek 10 obtain siag by dreeiyinv ,h. paeie oy their lssse prs.enees and trying 10 .et , os genuise. To detect :his-when You raerh.s. oex' remove he wrapper, aad fl you 6ad !, print 'a on one side only, II IS coGntereit and yoo Lsa 'e''sr hand II beck to the sgeai at oaee-as ,hs wrapper aFouNd tbe box of the genuine i, nlsv.vs t'esed on both sides. s,h picture Of sae old lev hs copy nshs ssesssd to E TaysOs. i., he
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 REMARKABLE CURES.
 Of all te cures that have yet been recorded there are certainly none equal 10 the ffst mentioned which plainly shows he durability of consupIion, even in scme of irs worst forms. Jefferson County. la, Feb 27, is49
 Mess5s Saaford k Pp&-GeH's: This IS to certify that my wife, Nancy Dohnney, has been n dec lin- ting s ate of health for the last tSo years. Her dis lase bafied the skill Of The best medical aid could pucure-her physicians pronouneed he- disease 'consupiion in the last stage, snd said thsaer covsry was past all human hopes. As last r.<ort, with very Ii,tse hope. procured Wistar's BalsAn Of RIia Cherry. Alter using few bottles, i found to my agreeable surprise, that her health was im- proving ra7itly. She Is now so far resioTeG, be able To attend 10 her regular household duties, without suffering any inconveuience. Her rapid improvpment and present keaIh warrant ne in the belief that she viii soon b. entirely restored. RHODES DOhONEY. State ot Indiana, Jefferson Co. IJamss NJ. Humphreys, Justice of he Peace. in and for said county and State, do certify that the above named Rhodes Dohoney subscribed and made oath 10 the foregoing certificate, before me- this 27h day of February. lot9.
 JAMES N. HUMPHREYS, IF. To hs Pa5iIc -I, Jacob Green, Of the county Of Jennings and State Of Indiana. do hereby certify thai in ts- early part oi last season. was taken with A violent cough attended with pain 10 the breast and sometimes fever, and that employed a ssiiul physiciaa for some time, who said tia, he could give me no relief. then commenced using Wis tats Bslsaln of Wild Cherry, and iet almost irnme d,ate Ieiief-aad siier taking thTee bottles, ind myself in as good health as l have enjoyed for a number of ears, mY restoration. under the blessing Of God attribute ,o the GSng the medicine above named. aCO6 GhEkN. ! March l, l549.
 ! STATE oF INDIANA, Jennings County l. David T. Skinner. Jgsilce oi The peace iu and for said county and State. do certify that The above named Iarob Green subscribed and made oaih to
 the foregoing certifeae, before me- ihs first day oi March. iSt9.
 We would advise those of our readers who gre la boring under sn affection of the lungs. 10 make lt- mediate ffiai oi this truly excellent medicine The
 most intelligent sBd respectable families Of our city have adopted IL layoFiie medicine; and persons predispcsed to consumption, "ho have used II. : speak in the highest ,eGu.s sf it's efficacy.
 
 i Beware of counserfei,s and inita;ions-Syrups and al other preparations of Wild Cherry RAneI In- her ihey only initiate in name, without possessing i the virtues. Buy none but the genuine and origi- ! nal
 ! DR. wIsTAR'S BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY. ] Signed "sandford & Park" on the wrapper : around each bottle.
 1 Sold wh0lesaie and retail. by SCONIL & MEAD, ll3. Cha trss street, l between Cont and Si. Loais, ] General Agents for the SogtEesn States.