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OPENING NIGHT.
The citizens Of Washington and Its vicinity respect
been strongly rebuilt entirely reodeled by the pro-
prietor in magnificent manner and will be opened for
MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER Is.
with the following powerful combination Of talent which
not surpassed by any theatre in the United States
Dramatic Company
Mr. w. Fleming, from the principal theatres through
out the United States; Mr.. George Jordan from Burtons
from the Bowery theatre, New York; Mr. Charles Hill
from the London and Phadephia theatres; Mr. Barton
Hill, from the broadway theatre, New York; Mr.. Henry
Tuthil from the Dublin and New York theatres Mr.. G.
b. Yinng, from the Baltimore theatres; Mr. Owen from
the Western theatres Mr. Paullin, the Philadelphia
theatres; Mr. H. St. Clair, from the Eastern theatres;
from the Broadway theatre, New York; Mr. Ryder from
the Phiadelpha theatres Mr. Hayman from the Eastern
theatres and Mr. Charles Wood, from the Philadelphia
theatres.
Miss Heron from the Philadelphia theatres Miss Kate
Horn, from the Broadway theatre New York; Mrs.
Held, from the Broadway theatre, New York. Miss Anna
New York; Mr. Barton Hill, from the Broadway theatre
New York; Miss Milngton from the Philadelphia thea
tres; Mrs. Carpenter, from the Philadelphia theatres
Miss Kate Reynolds from the Philadelphia theatres; Mrs
Thorpe from the St Louis theatres; Mrs. Owen; the
Misses Baker, Curry, and Alderman.
Treasurer Mr.. j. B. BENsEL
has been engaged as Musical Director and Leader.
Machinist - Mr. WIN. DURR.
Prompter LII Mr.. @. BAKER
Formerly of Mitchell's Olympic theatre, N. W
Scenic Artist Mr.. LAMB
Costumer Mr.. PAUILIy
Orchestral Department.
Musical director and leader Mr. Goodall Repetiteur
Mr. Knoll; Master Goodall first violin; violin secondo
Musgrf contra bass Mr. Hutton Frstchi cornos Messrs
Weiss and Ehrmann clarionots, Messrs. Schmelz and
Mr. Howard; cornetapiston, Mr. Bay; flute, Mr. H. Shut
ter; trompet, Mr. Schanbinger; timpan Herr Kronam.
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For Coughs, Colds, Group, and whOoping Cough

For Coughs, Colds, Group, and Whooping Cough.
DE PREPARED FOR CHANGE OF WEATHER-The
I'D frequent changes of the weather bring with II bad
COLDS, COUGH, ASTHMA, IRRITATION of the LUNGS,
SORE THROAT and BRONCHITIS, all Of which can be
cured and the system fortified against frequent attacks
by using Dr. j. s. ROSES Celebrated COUGH SYRUP.
Price only SO cents
CHILDREN also liable to Group, which dangerous
complaint yields Immediately to Dr. J. s. Roses never
falling GROUP SYRUP. Price 25 cents.
WHO0PING COUGH, another complaint, always worse
in cold and damp weather The afflicted will find great
relief in the Of DR.. j. 8. Roses WHOOPING COUGH
SYRUP which always relieves and prevents the disease
from running into other Diseases such INFLAMMA-
TON Of the LUNGS, DROPSY in the CHEST, and CON-
SUMPTION. Price 30 cents DR.. Roses successful treat
mont in all Lung Affections has created great demand
for the above highly valuable Family Medicines.
~ To be had at the Drug Stores Of
a. ID. Gilman, w. III. Gilman,
Charles Stott 4 Co. Samuel Butt,
j. r. Callan, John w. Marin,
dec 11--tr Washington city, D. O.
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A STRAY HORSE.

I'm ON Thursday morning. the 18th instant a
ScrH small BAY P0NEY, with white star on the
%AR forehead, with cover and halter Any
" ~ person returning the same TO the subscriber
will be remunerated. EVAN HUGHES,
dec l2-4tE Cor. of 18th st. and penna nv.
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MRS. Z. MOFFETT.

Seventh street, opposite Odd-Felloios Hall,
yyToULD Respectfully call the attention OF the Ladies
wv to new selection Of BL0oMER COMBS, which
will be sold at reduced prices AlsoNew patterns Imi-
taon Cupns at Is cents per pair Fancy Baskets Soaps
and Perfumery, with variety Of other goods, at the
lowest possible prices for cash. [nov 15-tr
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By DYER q MCGUIRE, Auctioneers.
Ale 1T &nIsndfd oil patnttnpa an

GALE of splendid OIL Paintings and
- EnErsvtngs.-onW Wednesday morning, Decem-
bsr IL, at IL o'clock, shall SELL ut Carusis Saloon,
collection Of superb Paintings in rich gilt frames
prising great variety of subjects Also very
fns EDgravng all OF which worthy the attention OF
the lovers Of the fine arts The whole ready for
examination. DYER MCGUIRE,
dnc 1h-2t Ancflnnfera.
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To the Friends Of Temperance
A MEXICAN Temperance Spelling Book.
N Deacon Giles's Distillery.
Temperance Observation-Disclosures.
Wsshingtopian, and recent Temperance Song Books.
Temperance Tracts, from the New York organ.
For sale by A. GRAY,
dec 12--eo 7th st., opp. Odd-Feows' Hall.
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DissoIution or Partnership.

The partnership heretofore existing between the under
signed is this day dissolved By mutual consent and all
demands OF every kind against the late firm TO DO paid
by THOMAS O. CONNOLLY, to whom all debts due to them
are to be paid.
THOMAS @. CONNOLLY,
JAMES wIMER,
THOMAS McGILL.
WASHINGTON, December Is, 1881.
lIntelligencer and Repubc.l
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OPERA AND DRESS CAPS,

OPERA AND DRESS CAPS!
ITO THE LADIES.-Just opened-another style
of Ladies' DRESS CAPS, in addition to the extensive
assortment ON hand, embracing OPERA, MOURNING,
and breakfast do. At Mrs COLLISIONS
Fancy Millinery Store, SIXTH street, square
aho peun vana
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NOR RENT-The Room lately occupied by Mr.. s.
I Philips agency Office, Pennsylvania avenue
between and 9th Streets almost opposite Franck Tay
lors Book Store. 1t is very large Koom with stove
lamps counter, partition, and other fixtures 1t
be rented by the month or by the year.
Also, two splendid Rooms, well furnished-one as q
parlor and the other bedroomon the second floor
on 4 ~ street, at Mrs. Young's.
Apply to A. zappone, teacher OF languages, at Mrs.
Youngs, ~ street, near Trinity church [dec l3-tf
nR. ROSES COUGH SYRUP.-Fbr Coughs,
~ Colds, and C6nsunlp on-Prce so cents. This Syrup
has equal in allaying irritation and inflammation Of
the air cells of the lungs.
PHILADELPHIA, December IL, 1850.
can cheerfully recommend to the afflicted DR.. Roses
Cough Syrup, for all pulmonary diseases cured
Of chronic affection OF the lungs by the of single
bottle of Cough Syrup and box of his Family Pills.
WIN. BUCKLEY,
Ridge Road, second door below Wallace ST. !,
HS- All Of Dr. Roses preparations for sale at
BUTTS Drug Store,
dec 13-3t Corner of Penna and 18th st.
union, Republic Sat. News
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BEAUTIFUL FANCY GOODS

CTRANGERS and citizens called TO view the varied
- and beautiful Fancy Goods opening at Parkers
Fancy Store, under the National Hotel 1t is understood
that by Friday the 10th instant the entire amount OF his
selections win be ready for all who may be In search Of
something REALLY EXTRA for the approaching holt
days. For particulars call at the store
As- The display will be worth SEEING and the admit
tancc freel II PARKERS
Fancy and Perfumery Store
dec 15-6t under National Hotel.
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rINHE members Of the SOCIAL CLUB take pleasure In
i again announcing to their friends and the public
generally that they will give BALL next TUESDAY
EVENING, 10th instant, at Masonic HALL, Navy Yard.
They viii spare no trouble expense, that all who pat
ronze may go away well pleased with the evenings
enjoyment and acknowledge that the Club worthy Of
their name.
Lloyds celebrated Cotillon Band has been engaged.
Mr.. f. A. Ryther's line Of omnibuses will leave Sixth
street at ea, y M s, So, and o'clock, for the Hall,
and be in attendance until the Ball is
Tickets, admitting gentleman and ladies, 81.
MANAGERS. s4 n.
]. G. penable, J. r. Rose,
J. w. Arnold, r. II. TRAY,
G. f. d. Soper w. B. Woodall,
b. b. Suit ]. NJ. Carrico,
ii. Humphrey, T. Mansfield
T. Nash, 8. IL. Arnold,
j. Scaggs, X. j. Bowman,
b. Berkeley, ID. Schad.
dec l3-3t*
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EXTENSIVE SALE

EXTENSIVE SALE
Of Rich Silks, Cdshn,eres, Six Veiuets q Shdvls
(tJAGETT, NEWTON, MAY CO., having determined
~ 10 sell out their immense stock Of Silks Cashmeres
and yclvcts, win commence from this day 10 offer them
Mt prime cost for cash. In the lot may be found
Rich Morcen Antiques, rich Brocades, Chene
Figured plaid, striped watered, plain eoors, and
many other styles of handsome silks
All the desirable shades Of Satins
Also, rich Paris Csshmeres Mousselines
Printed Flannels, ~ colored Silk yelyeh
Cashmere Shawls and Scsrfs
Members Of Congress- Strangers and citizens OF the Dis
trct respectfully invited attend the saos daily
anxious TO dispose Of the entire stock
possible. dec 15-1w
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baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 1876 pm.
We hear Of sales Of Howard street or City Mills flour
to-day. Holders generally asking 81.
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UNDERGRADUATES

STEYENs, Browns Hotel has usual the largest,
best and most varied assortment ofGentlemens Silk,
WOOL Merino, Cotton and Fur Undershirts and Drawers
to be found in this city Also good assortment Of Wool
and Cotton Hosiery as- SALES Room, Browns Hotel.
dec 12-3t Int, Union Republic.l
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PARIS EMBR0IDERIES.
WE respectfully announce for the information OF la
wv dies visiting the city, that at establishment,
corner Of Pennsylvania and 9th street. may be
found choice assortment of the latest French work.
sisting Of
Embroidered Chemists, Lace Fronts, and Sleeves TO
match
Handsome Pilerines, Collars Capes, and Berthes, Of
real lace
Embroidered Linen Cambria Handkerchief
Swiss Insertings and Edgings
Lace Dresses, Embroidered Swiss Muslins
And many other Goods in the above line, all OF which
we determined 10 sell lower than they be bought
in any Of the Northern cities
dec f5--1wl CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY \ CO.
CHOW CHOW u" Batty Co.." for sale by
~ JN0 ID. KTBBEY CO..
dec 6-6tso No. 8, opp. Centre Market.
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The Anniversary Exhibition Of the Wesley
Chapel Sabbath School will be held on Monday evening
next the 18th instant in the church, and Fifth
sreeta The public are respectnlY invited to attend.
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GALL AT ECKARDT'S, on tho Avenue
~ between 18th and 18th Streets and look at his fine
Ornament He lights up every evening for the inspec
ton of the publc--it is something handsome.
He has also hand Fresh Figs, Oranges, Lemons,
Grapes Preserved and Dressed Ginger, together with
everything in his line 1t will do good to the
1000 lib. Plum Cake he is preparing for Christmas. He
wants every body to get slice. dec l5-tr
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Sheridan Knowles's beautiful play Of the
HUNCHBACK,
And the very laup liable farce OF

SHOCKING EVENTS,
have been selected for the OCCASION and will embrace
powerful cast.
Box Office open from 10 m. to p. Doors open at
half sx-performance will commence at quarterpast
o'clock.
An efficient police will be in constant attendance to
preserve strict order.
For further particulars bills of day. [dec I'D
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FOR SALE,
ID LIGHTS TO all the IMPROVEMENTS in mnnufac-
III turing, rcctifying purifying and refining Oils from
Rosn, and Supplying the in the manufacture of Ma
chnery, OIL Tanners OIL Paint OIL, yarnishes, &C., &c.
R0BBINS'S PATENT.-Gusrantied November 4th
1851 Apply 10 j. ID. WALLACE,
Agent for tho Assignee, at Il. W. Cams Newspaper
Agency, THIRD and WALNUT SITS, Philadelphia.
dec lb-dim
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POSTSCRIPTi
Tha marksta.

NEW York, Dec. 15-2 p. m.
Sales Of Southern -four at $4.37. Grain and
other things are unchanged.
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IOuN 4 MODCE
AN ACT

AlN hCI
Regulating the mode of taking the enume alton of the
white male inhabitants above the age Of twenty ons
years.
SEcTI ~ l. Be it endc,pd BY the Gen
eral Assembly ofLte St1te of Ohio, Thai
the assessor o. each county in this state,
shall, in Ihs year eighteen Inudied and
weny seven, and every fourth year there
after. a, the same time he ,s, or may b.,
required by law 10 take tho list OF taxahl-.
property, take the enumeration Of all the
white male inhabitants above the age OF
'wen,y'one years, whose usual place of
residence shall be in any family within
his county, or who may be found therein,
witlon, any settled place of residence IN
any other county, bu, are inhabi,ln "i
This state a, tho time Of taking such
enumeration; aud shall make out list Of
names Of said lnhabi'an's, aud return the
same TO the clerk Of the court o: common
pleas, at the same time he is, "r may be-,
by law, required TO return To the county
audi,m The list Of ax"bie proprr,y.-
Pissed January 10, lS27.-S.can's Sta
tutes, pdge 200. s-.-..
|, William NJ. Bell, Auditor in ard for
he C"un'y "f Putm,m, do hereby certify
hat the foregoing laws are correct aud
have been carefully c,mru-d by me.
VILLAIN NJ BELL
County Auditor.
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sHER1rF,s PROCLAMATION.

.WHERE 1s, thry.three eitizens of the county o
w Putnam, and 81 ate of Ohio. il. writing made
application 10 me, on the fourth day of February. in
tile year 1851, 10 Civ" not"e ncrordng 10 W, 10 the
elertors o:sid county that NJ tie mex. annual sp ring
eIection there will I've vote taken authorize the
Commissioners Of said county 10 subscribe the sum
Of One Hundred thousand Dollars TO the stock ofthe
O:'io and IndIupa Rail Road Company.
Now, the '-fore. l. Robert Douglnss. Sheriff Of the
snd county OF Putna, according TO the notice afore
said. and Iy the utorty in me vested. and in pur.
shanre of 'au act 10 incorporate the Ohio and ind
ana Railroad Company" pussed March gu, le o. do
hereby lofty nnd make roclamntion 10 the qualified
electors of said county, that the annual spring elec
ton, on the fsf Monday OF April next in the yenr
1851 10 he held in tie several townships of said
ty, Ht tie usual places of holding elections thereR
and under the regulations made hy law for tn, Guid
Rnre of elections, vote will he taken TO deride
whether or no. the Commissioners of said county
shall suhsrrihc the sum "f One HUNDRED Thousand
Dollars to the stock ofthe OHIO and Indiana RaiIrond
Company. And the qualified elertors aforesaid are
hereby notified 10 vote ai said election Cor arainsi
said subscription 10 the stock Of said company by
using the following phrases to he printed written
on their ballots: "Rhi'road Subscriptions" mo
Rai!rond Subscription" Witness my hand this 90tk
day Of February, In the year ISL.
ROBERT DOUGLASS.
81 Sheriff OF Putnam County, Ohio
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Ohis Lerislaturse.
WHpNRspAY. Rah,

aqgss WHpNRsDAr. Feb. 25, 1881.
Up the Ssnste, Mr.. Eckley repsrtcd bin that ali
persons dsstous Of benefit from the Homestead Ell
emption bill should he registered In the ReeorJer's
Once for siH months. Mr. Cunning ham Lppened the
shland moved lie indefinite postponemeut, which
was sustained by hessrs Myers, Simpson and Beck.
~ Democrats, and opposed by Messrs Rckley
Linton, Gelsef. &c whiss. The pos,ponement falIet
tyalIe vo,s t 'tf
In tlie House. the blli 70 give juries the power
% commute the punishment Of death TO imprisonment
10 che Penltenary discussed but adjourned over
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 20, 1881.
The Free Bank Bill was under discussion In the
Senate: Eastern sight drafts were made equivalent TO
specie; the bankers rstenhly iahIe; hu, the nate
referred Mr.. Myers motion to mike them unlimtedly
liable yeas II; nays 49, hut refused to make violation
Of the Charter equivalent to dissolution. rhe Bill
was ordsred sngrosssd by lsto liza party vote.
The Homestead Exemption amendmcnt
hin being up. Mr.. Myers moved further to
postpone the bill until the frat Monday in
Dsesrber next Carried yeas -, nays II,
as follows:
Yras- Messrs Block som. Brackley, Broad
well. Bull. Ferguson, Hatch Kilborn. Myers
Randall, Simpson, Sutlf, Van Buskirk and
Wslker---l3
FArs--Mcssrs Barker, Bill. .Beeson, ,Eckley,
GiRer, Horton, Lawrence, Linton, PAYNE and
Speaher--li.
The House agreed to resolution to ad-
ipurn on the 10Th, also to 60 into sertain
elections last Saturday.
f'.it .1" 1puRspIy Feb ~ ,g5i
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BY AUTHORITY.
AN ACI,

In relation to tho OF wi te male inhabi
tants above the age Of twenty one years.
SEcrI N |. Be h enacted by the Gen
eral Assembly Of the State Of Ohio. rha
he township assessors shall, at The limt
of making the assessment of pe,sonn
property, take the census Of the while
male inhabitants above the age Of twenty.
one years, in their respective townships
as required by the &C, regulating the
mode Of taking the enumeration Of the
white male Inhabitants above the age o
'weniy-ones years, passed. January TO-
1927.
SEC. 2. Said enumeration shall be mad
Of the persons resident in the several
townships, III the FIRST day of March al
each yaar, when the enumeration is by
law required To he made. Aud the as.
81 nssors shall return the lists Of the names
Of said inhablanls 70 the clerk Of The
court Of the common pleas for their Sc.
veral counties, on or before the
tenth day Of April in each year When
the enumeration is required lo be iakeu
Src 8. This &C, shall be- in Gnrce from
the passage thereof; andAli parts Of laws
which conflict with this act, are hereby
repealed.
JOHN F. MORSE,
Speaker House Representatives,
CHARLES G.. CONVERS,
Speaker Of the Senate
February 20, 1851.
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Another Scientific Wonder!

HHOHt1T HcHH'yH VOHuT'
PEPSlN, an Artificial Digestive Fluid
or Gastric Juice Ia grea, Dyspepsia
Curcr, prepared from Rcnnei, or the
fourth SIomach of the Ok, afte' direc-
,ions of Bron Liehig, the great Physi"l.
raical Chemist, by J. s. 'fI"uehion, NJ.
D., NJ, II North Eighth Street. Ph'la-
drlpha, Pa. This is a truly wonderful
remedy for Indiges'i"n. Dyspepsia, jam.
dice. Liver Complaint, Consumption, and
Debility, curing after Natures own me-
mod, by Natures own agent. the Gastric
Juice. See advertisement in another
column.
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JEREMIAH ISRlGG
8 6 6 s

Read on and be convinced still fur,he,
If The remarkable virtues Of Wistar''
B ,lsam OF Wild Cherry.
Messrs Sanford g. Park, Gen's:-A.
, matter Of justice To you, aud for the
benefit cf the pubic, | would offer the
following s,atemen, Of a cure IF, cled by
sour medicine, known as Wisiar's Balsan
Of Wild Cherry. In the spring Of ls47
my wife was severely, attacked with peri
plrnmonia or pleursy, which resulted in
deep seated pain in the side. accom-
panied with severe congh; she was
tended by some Of the best physicians
in Chicago, bit to no purpose. For
weeks she suffered, without relief. coug.
hing iuce ssan,ly nigh, and da;. came
10 the conclusion that all The remedies
known to The physicians could not help
her, and was induced to try your Wild
Cherry. procured one bottle and com
menced using i, according 10 directions
before i, was all gone, the cough Stopped,
the pain in her side left her, aud with the
aid OF another bn,,le, she was restored
to petiec, health. In confederation Of
these circumstances, | would recommend
it 10 the public as valuable medicine.
Yours respectfully.
RN. GARRATT.
Grand Rapids, Michigan. Oc, 8, lS49
IMPORTANT
To those afflicted with diseases OF the
lungs and breast.
Will mit.cles nsver cease? More
evidence of its surprising hcal,hrestora
tive virtues:
Grown Point, Lake CO, Ia, June Is, iS40.
John D Park. Dear Sr:-As | have =
deep commisera,ion .or tho sffl cied.
pc mi. me to give you brief histor,
of my affections, and the benefits derived
from the use Of d.. Wists.'s Balsam ol
Wild Cherry.
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Actvl., Sec. 2. This Constitution
aad the laws Of the United States which
shall be made in pursuance 'haroi; and
all treaties made, or which shall be made,
nnder the anl' oriiy ofihc United States,
shall be Me supreme hw Of the land;
and the Judges in every State shall be
hound thereby. any thing in the Constitu-
tion OR Laws of any State to the contrary
Notwithstanding"
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In Juiy.iSt4, vas attacked with ieseI
Of typhoid character, which IeR mo 10 .
very dehilitaied state, when in the folio.
wing 'ursr. I VAS taked with q severe
cold, which reduced me 10 suck an extent
IS TO give me the appearance Of q con.
6rmed consumpiive. [ labored un.isr . !
severe cough, expectotaied a great DEAL
md was troubled with cold feet and nigh,
sweais. also frequently raised blood
rom my lungs. | confined in this state,
gradually sinking under the disease
until January, lS47, when was again
stacked with fever. My friends despsised
ofmy lie, and my physicians thought |
could survive but shot time. My ex.,
iIemilies, espf cioily mys feet, were con-,
sianlly cold, and most lost their feeling
Under the circumstances, il may truly bs
SAID that was living skeleton. I finally
determined ,e quit taking medicine pre-.
seribed BY physicians. andtry DR.. Wlsiar's
Balsan, of Wild Cherry; and from ihe,
FIRST week that commenced using it,
can date gradual recovery. con-.
tinued its use six months, ai The end Of
which time was cured, and have injoyej
good health erer since, and cheerfully
recommend the Blfsam TO all those al.
fieied with diseases of the lungs; and
would say to those commencing its use,
noi To be discouraged iftwo or ihree bot.
Ties do moi effect cure. But persevere,
as ! have done, and | have mo doubt but,
nine cases OH, Of tea will be blessed
with renewed health as iiaye been.
Respectfully yours.
JOSEPH JACKSON. :
Price: 81 per boitle-six bottles for
IS. Sold by JOHN d. PARK,
Successor ia Sanford g. Park.
North east corner 9TH and Waiaut sis,
entrance on Walnut, General Agent for
the south and west, to whom all orders.
mus, be addressed. -':,t
Also for sale by
MusEs LEE, Kalida. 80
NJ. c. EwISa, Gilboa,
l.. WonDRCFF, Coiunbls Grovs.
BYALL g. MARSHALL, Pcadleton,
o. IL. ALLEN, Defence,
LANGw"RTny s. Co., Fiadlds. 490x
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Executors Sale of Real Estate.

NOTlCF is hereby given, tha, pursuan,
~ toa power in me vested by the will Of
the late Hugh Nicholson, deceased, | will
proceed to srll at the door of the court house
in Kalida. Putnam county, Ohio. on Tues
day. the lsl day Of April, next. between the
hours Of 10 O'clock. A. M, and four O'Clock. .
P. M. OF said day, the following real eeta,e.
10 wit:
Lot number one hundred and two on the
recorded plat Of the town of Ottowa, in said
Putnam county.
Terms:-One half Of the purchase money
cas- in hand, and the balance in 9 months.
JOHN HORNER,
Executor Of Hugh Nichoison, deceased,
Isnusvy 81, 1851. si5
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wIsTAR,s BALsAM oFwLLD
CHERRY.


The Great Remedy for Consumption o,
the Lungs Afectioas Of Me Liver,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Pains or Weak
ness of the Breast or Lungs, and
other affections of tAe Pulmonary Dr.
gGns.
Gr WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF TiLD
CHERRY isa 6ne HERB.L MEDICINE,
composed chiefly ofWILD CHERRY BARK
and the genuine ICELAND Moss, (bt
latter expressly imported for this pur
pose,) the great medical virtues of which
are also combined by a new chemical
process, with the exirac, of ta:--ihus
rendering the whole comp .und the most
certain aud efficacious remedy ever dis.
covered for