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GENTLvMKN's SUMNER HATs.-BIRD,
erner Pima ,nd N.s-,u -s invites attention 70 MS new
and elegant ye u gh French grey beaver Hat for
SunHo wear manufactured from and beauiful Sc
lection fur Of saceesH richness Of color and hneness of
Arture Also. The pure RoeAy Mountain white and drab
Hats together With several ohOT styles OF fur Straw
and PaAanIs ats, adapted TO ths season
ulv26 In pHD Pine aud Nassau sts.
~ English Imperial Three-ply Carpet
ing Of new Spng styles the most elegant patterns ever
ofored IN this market at % Bowery HIRAM ANDERsoN's
The celebrated largest ard cheapest Carpet Establishment
in the United States Thrss-py Carpets Is s. and g.
poT yard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-14

GENIN's STYLES FOR STRAW HATs.-
The SPLENDID field fr chocr (ofthe lighter class II nme
Hat. afforded AZ GBNTvs. IS vel worthy tAe t'.e'' oi
the Dubbc The large collection u Pan2ms. o. ~ Sc
snd n the most beautiful shapes AMI texture IS lne ae4
u tie CITY For gentlemen and children o. d1reA. 4
there = rch disr AZ II ali the varous ldes 81
h. In vogue ~ Pans du1ng the sumner ana 20 i-1ss
hsvs teen addsd some really eleg.nt iaorcs 4I.e or
- nj des,0n GENIN. Zli Broat-ay
sNai I'd N''5" opposite s. Paul's.
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stool that this does not apply TO the immigrants who
shall arrive board SAID vessels. under the Con.
tract Of Colonization between the Republic and
SsSsrs. Duff Green, Ben. f. Green AM Philip Ab.,
50 that tbs Government will not pay double for any
immigrant.
II. This contract shall be IN force Tor IAirsy
years. DgFF GRsas
Washington. Goth Aug. 1880 BEs Z GREEs
MI Alous no; attached - ihe pfo2nsi "a a,
that contract f1r some reasoa Of Which We M. a
formed tEl Trb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-14

~ LnARY & Co., LEADERS and intro
uoers Of fashion for CeAtenens Hats, g. aud Astor
nssso Broadway. jeo u
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~ +. II. SMITH offers for sale at l9l
Fronts up stars doors below Futon-st. general as
soriment OF FIREWORKS OF the best lahty at reduced
pces which being Of ms manufacture can confidently
Le warranted Aso Fire Crackers At the lowest marhet
rates Dealers and others invited TO examine the STOCK
icl2 1879
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-14

TT Canton Mating at low prices at w
novo,y HIRAM ANpEpsoNs one yard TO ono and hall
ars Ao white and checked of superior quality FLOOR
on Cloths 81 and Is per ward Two yards WIDE ES!sh
rloor OH Cloths eight yards wide OF new ana speh1 W.
pcstry and chlntz figures.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.


The ART OF DKEsslSG WELL.-Ihe DO
so.n collar and Wristbands = he shrt are eains re
lures IN the tout ensemble = Of fas oade
think that these and her uari.culars tno ,een
10 order At GRsEE's Furuishng store loi -, merit Of
Aston House unsqnslled There - ,1,r-t,Iai ~ 10
his store which ws rnust noi ONT u H~ao f
eJecuiIng orders.
SUMNER UYDERsHIsTs AND DKA~L 80;
- -, - ,f,le asd - efceedn8 lo~ po' o.
.h,. - "a. yof, ftillK. AM aaeap CO.i~S ~ 800
s 1917 s.musr Ccs'as Cloves - = a" 49,
10 fo,ieo,.ns' FURNISHING Store, lf1 "liA"A 81 '-0
door above Fulton
A WoRp ~ SEAsoy-This IS the time
N N. eelebrafed Z-9hvr Under shirt Nhic -
" Da DE- e,oy,d ~ ia II a. sot as SAX hsh1
ssrey cool rs one could desire, and ~ poih WASH
go Il ga safeguard RON Sudden chils, anu 'be
'sJ ~''o' ~ RIEEIN b RAY, lH Bovsry.
SHIRTS, SHIaTsl SHIRTS The SHIRT
s.v,s Cooperative Union feeling gratef FOR the hoeraI
nstronsre fhey have received from he friends ana Ihs
nnbc would resQscffuly ask cOutn nance ~ thr AM
hey would also infrn those Who are desrous OF P1Icas
~ an article Of superior make and hnsh th~I thrJ ci
fnDisb shirts At rates chesper than the same guaI1 can
~ Iousbt el.ewhss Purchasers would find It 70 1hel
.yantsge 10 call at thsir Depot Henry St corner Cl
C,thsyms Also. at the German TaIors' Assoc1ation
B0weTy. .rpq z OvFTAND
Manager
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tY SEAMAN & MUIR have received per
enm,rs Asi. and Washington assortment oil rch Pafs
Gumpure Manlss Of entirely new desgns selected ~ MI
Eur (who Is now Paus expressly for theS reta SAFES
Also rch Pans printed Grenadines and Craze de sore ne"
.ave. and verv beautiful Also, assortment OF Alex
AIdets Six Gloves Of all cOOrs and sles ihey h''S
se particular attention Of purchasers 10 tue above soOs
and also 10 the stock remaining hand OF Their Spring I'M
.otatons and purchases which thsV are selling OH az very
RreAt reduction u prices Strange visiting the cy "" hhu
az this an attractive and cheap STOCK o sea
s0nable and desirable goods. JeII y
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~ Woop. the Halter, has removed t

~ r-c.d,,v kno-n Is No B. Ntlos Glrlcn, Where or
ia trends and customers and Others "a search Of HAS
Csps Canes Umbrellas Suspenders. &c. may pc snpois
Al our usual ressasbe pnces Please note Dul alira
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-14

ARnFICIAL EYHS.-JuSt imported large
t of the finest and most beautiful French Artificial Eyes
They can ho inserted without the slightest pam or 9a
tun and when properly adapted vii move ana looN IKE
she natural eve Apply TO DR. JAMES POWELL Ocusi'
Aurlst, sc 9cl Broadway, entrance Il WaTren-st
Lrl9 hiruIhNNs
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~ TABLE, PIANO and STAND COVERS OF
NE most snt styles Of printed aud embossed tapestry
figures ever offered tins marks al - bowefy nhA"
LxhmeDt IN the United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-14

u Splendid French Bridal Cards, silver
beriered and PLAIN Porcelain elegantly engraved and
printed IN gold silver aud plan ,tyes Also, very large
assortment Of elegant French and English SILVER emDsed
aud plan Porcelain BRIDAL Euyo,Ops Boxes and Waters
II the richest designs at EyERDELS Broadway corner Of
DuanG-St lel3 ~
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p The 'Prentices in London, IN old
,res stod before the stores crying. What Will you buy
The newspapers do all that now FOR example, ohs ne
4. IoyEss "A Ann-st
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BIZ CAUTIOUS This city Is literally
- Ii .onran ghoeg and Caters made Of cheap
srsn Patent Issiher which cracks all to pieces WAT
TINS ia Fulton ST. the Pans Patent Lssnet onty
.hcb took fhe rod medal the Exposition OF 1873 Al
soss and Shoes purchased al his establishment can m
handled wv ~
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u ames Foreaker, Joseph Cross and William b.
eE Lincoln are hereby notified that on the Sd day
of July A. ID. 1851, John A. Davenport OF the
county Of Monroe and State of Ohio, filed in the
court Of Common Pleas Of the. county OF Monroe
and State Of Ohio, bill in chancery against the
said James Foreaker, Joseph Cross and William
B. Lincoln the object and prayer of which bill is
that the east half of the north west quarter OF Sec
ton Is. OF township a, in range 6. in said county
of Monroe, may be decreed by said court to be
sold, discharged from any clam or lien in favor Of
either the said Joseph Cross or William Lincoln,
and the proceeds of such sale be applied to the
satisfaction of judgement in favor of the said
John A. Davenport, against the said James Fore
aker, and the said James Foreaker Joseph Cross
and William B. Lincoln are further notified that
unless they appear and plead, answer or demur to
the said bill within sixty days after the October
term held in 1851, in the county Of Monroe and
State of Ohio, the said John A. Davenport at the
Spring term of said court held in the year A. ID.
1852, will apply to said court to take the matters
of the bill as confessed and to decree thereon ac
cordingly JOHN A. DAvENPOkI.
's' NATHAN HoLLrsTER, SOL Tor Compt
July 0, 1851.
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SMALL FARMS.

There are thousands of farms in the
New England States, varying in size from
twenty-five to one hundred acres, upon
winch thousands Of families not only live,
but are vel! to do in the world, and have
reared large families in comfort and pros
per;y. Ii is true, the children, for the
want Of room to work, have to go 10 con-
irving. and it is this necessity that has I'll
led tae whole country with Yankee con.
,rivances Of all kinds, from a Eastwood
pumpkin seed TO steam engine.
One of the greatest crops OF the dimln-
rdvc farms, is, ,that inventive genius which
characterizes the whole nation. No Yam.
kee clock ever run with more regularity
than ,he whole of the operations connected
with some of the small farmers. Look at
their cattle, horses, hogs, sheep, geese
ducks and chickens. There is an appear
ance of lnmis.akable thrift about every
thinr animate and inanimate upon some
Of .lsse places. 1t is true. many OF the
occupants work with the same old fashion.
ed tools their fathers did, and follow all
the same time honored practice, but the
next generation will be more alive 10 the
spir,; OF improvement.--American Agrt-
c,!.nr;gt .,t
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How SHOULD CREAM BE KEPT.

This question is often asked and is an
swered in different ways. We say that
cream is sweeter when kept out of damp
cellar orwell than whenkeptin it. Cream
is kep, best in cool back room above
ground. or chiefly so. 1t ought to be stir
red daily while it is kept, otherwise moul-
dy particles gather on the surface OF the
posts ".
Milk also, set for cream, yields more
cream when lis placed above ground than
when placed in cellars, and it rises soon
er also. Any one may prove this by a
trial Of both modes. Much is said about
keeping cream sweet, but cream perfectly
sweet is not easily churned. 1t should
undergo change in order to make good
butter. The act,of churniDg produces a
chemical change in the cream, and though
The cream may have sour taste, the but
Ter is not necessarily sour. The nature Of
it is changed on churning.
A room above ground, on the north side
of large building, well shaded with trees
is better place for setting. than any damp
cellar that we have seen. In such room
the.cseani will all rise in thirty.six hours
'1hat.is really valuable. Nassachnseff''
PloHghnan syqi1
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Chancery Notice.

Henry ST. John, resident of the State OF Hi
nois will take notice, that Western T. Sinclair and
John w. Okey, on the 18th dayo June, 1851. filed
in the office of the Clerk Of the court OF Common
Pleas within and for the county of Monroe, in the
State of Ohio, their bill in Chancery against him
and Hudson st. John and William D. Patton;
that by said bill they seek to set aside an assign
ment made by said Henry and Hudson 10 said Pat
ton Of the debts due and ewing to them for Black
smithing. and to have said outstanding debts col
ected and the proceeds applied pro rata to the pay.
ment of the several claims against said Henry and
Hudson at the time of their dissolution Of part
nership in March last; and that unless he appear
and plead, answer or demur to said bill according
to law, the same will be taken as confessed, and
decree rendered against him accordingly.
By SINCLAIR g. OKEY,
Sols. for Co,nplts.
Attest: WIN. 0KEY, Clerk. -....,,. ...
June lS, 1851. "a ~ 7t'
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Land for Sale.

The subscriber has for sale an excellent tract
Of land, situate on Little Fishing Greek, Wetzel
county, Virginia, containing 500 acres. upwards
of so acres of which is cleared and undercultva.
ton. There is also on said tract an orchard of the
very best selection OF fruit trees, (which are now
bearing. 1t also affords number, of excellent
springs; and lying as it does within some or
miles Of the Ohio ryer and the county seat of said
county Of Wetzel, il is one Of the most desirable
ocations 10 the county, both as q grain growing
and stock farm. issf6 sls.sg q
\ For particulars inquire of Jeremiah Williams
living on Little Fishing Creek, above said
Aug. 81, 1862 EVAN q. WILLIAMS.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
WESTERN AGRlCULTURlST.


Corresponding Secretary of the Ohio State Bo0rd
of fAgricuituve--.Aidea by several Gentlemen
toeH klo,cn as able, Scientific and
Practical Agricult,1ists. o.: '2i
COLUMBUS, OHIO. ~
a MONTHLY AGRICULTURAL PAPER
"A will be published in Columbus. Ohio, COM
mencing January LIST, 1851. devoted to the inter-
est of Agriculture.
1t will aim to collect and diffuse such knowledge
connected with agriculture, domestic and politi-
cal economy, arts and manufactures, as will ad.
vance the interests, and elevate the sentiments oi
its readers. ' 3 -h
The Editors feel, that unaided, they cannot re-
deem this pledge, yet they rely with confidence
on the aid to be derived from other sources.
The work will be Of royal octave size, OF good
paper and type. with 81 pages, and put up IN neat
covers i.t
a TERMS, ~
One dollar per year-payment Invariably in ADJ
VANCE, and all subscriptions to commence with
hefirst number of the volume. isa
All matters connected witifthe editorial depart
ment, may be addressed 10 w. W. MATHER,
Columbus, Ohio. 800. fi'E
All business letters (pdstsee paid,) directed 70 q
~ J.H. RILEY & CO.. Publisher.
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New Goods.

Just received direct from Philadelphia, neat
and well selected stock OF Spring and Summer
rr ... DRY GOODS ..s-.i
of every variety usually kept in Village or
country store; Also-GROCERlES, QUEENS
WARE, HARDWARE, IRON. AILS,&c..&c.
All of which will be sold CHEAP for CASH
or in exchange for country produce.
Cash paid for Rye, Corn, and Barley.
The LEVER PLOW'S for sale at Wheeling
prices; Also, choice article of RECTIFIED
WHISKY. for sale by the barrel, at Wheeling
prices.
CASH .t' .'HH
The highest price in cash will be paid for WELL
WASHED FLEECE AND TUB wool. ~.
CIarington. X. CHASE & w.
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AGENCY or DR.. FITCH's
Celebrated Medicines.

Pulmonary Balsam, Depurative Syrup.
Pectoral Expectorsnt, Heart Corrector.
Pulmonary Liniment, Hnmor Corrector,
Pure and Medicinal Cod Liver on,
'Anti-Dyspeptc Mixture, Cough & Cathartic Pills,
Nervine, Female Pills, -+,,r
vermifuge, Female Specific, &c. sc.
y Used BY him constantly and with unprecedent-
ed success in the treatment OF
Colds, Coughs, Consumption, Asthma. Heart Dis
eases. Dyspepsia, Scrofula, Skin Diseases,
rheumatism, Female Complaints,
~ Piles, &c. SC. ~ ''e-
Dr.. .Fitch's uuequalleed Patent Silver Plated Alb.
domnal Supporters DR. Fitch's Improved
N Plated Steel Spring Shoulder Brace.
.g DrFitch's Silver Inhaling Tube. gs et
DIR. FITcH,s sCELEBRATED s-LECTUREs
ON THE PREVENTION AND CURE OF. isuiiI
Consumption, Asthma, Diseases Of the Heart, &C.,
and on the method Of preserving Health "
~ and Beauty to an old age. u '.F III
This Book should be in every family. To the
Consumptipeit points outthe only reasonable hope
for relief To mothers, the directions il gives for
the care and educatiun Of children are invaluable.
rs, 900 copies OF this Book have passed through
the press, and the sale continues unabated. 2,
For sale by s. s.. FITCH g. CO., 707 B,oad-
way, sNsDj York; and bysJ. G.. FLEMING,
WoodsfeM as-.,,a .yra.;vags, Is ~
nD-DR. FITcH's GUIDE TO INvALIDs. or Di.
rectIons 10 persons using DR.. Fitchs Remedies, Ia
be had. gratis, of all his Agents, may 29Ily I
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REN BOLT,

HEN BOLT. HsgN7 ~ I
Oh don't you remember sweet Alice, Ben
Bolt,
Sweet Alice with hair so brown ,gs
She blushed with delight when you give
her smile, issi sf'f' ai,s' ',is'e
And trembled with fear at your frown,
In the old church.yard in the valley, Ben
Bolt, lsH
In corner obscure and alone, oa y,
They have, reared a !. slab Of granite SO
And sweet Alice lies under the stone.
Oh don't you remember the woods. Ben
Bolt, os a
On the green summer slope of the hill;
Where Oft we have sat meath its wide
spreading shade, - 5''' ga
And kept time with the click Of the mill,
But the mill has gone to decay, Ben Bolt,
And quiet now reigns all around.
And the old rusty porch with its roses so
sweet
Lies scattered and fallen to the ground.
Oh cont you remember the master, Ben
Bolt,
The master so kind and so true.
And the little nook by the clear summer
brook,
Where we gathered the flowers as they
grew ...s,g.. .I.tg +. .,,..>
Ga the masters grave grows the grass,
Ben Bolt sa -@ os
And the Little brook is now dry,
OF alI the friends that were school mates
then, Sc ytrar.4 f.,f
There remains Ben Bolt, you and |.
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LIME.
FROM THE FRENCH, BY M. B.

There can be no greater proof Of the
Importance attached TO agricultural chem
istry, than the multitudes of books which
yearly issue from the press on this and
kindred subjects, both in our own and in
the various Continental languages.-
Though many of these works are but
compilations, and some Of them but a jum-.
bic Of the opinions Of other writer's, still
there are but few Of them from which some
information may not be cleaned. Having
met VITA some sensible remarks on the
action OF lime, in one of these works, We
make the following extract:
The properties of lime arise from the
force with which it attracts carbonic acid
f-5ln the atmosphere or soil TO which it
mey be exposed. This attraction for car
bonic acid is so powerful, that if lime be
placed in contact with animal or vegeta-
bla mater, they are decomposed with
great rapidly for the purpose of furnish
ing it.
ut is for this reason that we see such
sood results from the application OF lime
upon soils where green crops have been
consumed on the land, or where any OF
the various plants used for that purpose
have been pIowed in green. 1t produces
equally good effects, and for the same
reason, in soils newly broken up; in fact,
in oil soils rich in vegetable natter
When this powerful decomposing action
of lime is known, the necessity for caution
in applying it ,uponland about TO be so~n,
becomes al once apparent. Time should
lie allowed for the lime to exhaust itself
or sufficient depth Of soil should be in
,errosed between the lime and the seed, to
pro.ecr the latter. ih sHs
"Wo cannot too strongly insist upon
the cact that the use Of lime does not ena
Die the farmer to dispense with the use o
manure. -r4yF II. .s
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McAlister's Ahs Healing Ointment.
EHyHE action which

vEyHE action which
IL This ointment, has
vpop the human, cutis
Gle, .demonstrates lie
grand = sGcacyIvsand
healing power Il is
the first and only dis!
covery Of an erferriai
preparation that has
power to restore the
"InsensiGie Perpira-.
S:an d, The sktn hoin0
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HNSOLVENT'S NOTICE. - Notice is hereby
given 10 the creditors of Abner Johnson, an
insoIvent debtor. to present their claims legally
authenticated, within sixty days, to the under
signed, Tor allowance, sc. tr VIM OkEY,
Master Commissioner, and
July 90, 1851. .,e Acting Com. lnsoly.
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ri AWRENCEMERLY'S ESTATE .-Notice
y is hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified a, Administraior de bonis
non Of the estate Of Lawrence Merry. late Of
Monfoe county, deceased. 's' s.'. s, =.
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THE Law. OF NEWSPAPERS.

THE LAW.OF NEWSPAPGRS.
I. Subscribers who do not give express notice
10 the contrary, are considered wishing to con-
tinue their subscription, ....q I'll.
3 2. IF subscribers order the discontinuance oi
their periodicals, the publisher may continue to
send them until all arrearages are paid. ,a.s,.
3 If subscribers neglect, or refuse to take their
periodicals from the offices to which they are di
rected, they are held responsible till they have
settled the bill, and ordered them disco ntinued
4. IF subscribers remove 10 other places without
informing the publishers, and the papers are sent
to the former direc ton, they are held responsible.
g. The courts have decided that refusing 70 take
periodicals from the Office, or removing and leav
Ing them uncalIed for, Is prima facie evidence oi
intentional fraud. ,t 81.
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AJ Office is hereby given to all persons inter-
IL ested, that at my instance a Writ of Attach
Inent was this day issued by Ehu Morris, ajustice
of the peace of Perry township, in the county of
Monroe, against the goods, chattes, rights. cred
its, moneys and sfecls of Thumas McCrackeD,
an absent debtor. ISRAEL BARNES,
July 90, 1851. Agent for JAMES CAMfBELL.
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A UGUSTUS WEHRMANN'S ESTATE
"A. Notice is hereby given that the subscriber
has been appointed and qualified as administrator
of the estate OF Augustus Wehrlnann, late of
Monroe county, deceased.
FREDERICK MUHLEMANN, Admir-.
july 80, 1851.
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nLANK DEEDS AND MORTGAGES far
ID sale at the Oiics efthe "SPirit"ss ~
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James 8 Baker,

coRNER OF MAIN. AND MoNRoE STREETS, !
WHEELING, VA,
'nFFERS for sale, at the io,rest market prices,
" large and well selected assortment Of
DRUGS AND. MEDICINES,
French, English and american Chemicals,
Paints and Oils, Brushes of all kinds,
DyeStuffs, Bronzes,
VaInisbes, ss Perfumery,
Window Glass, Surgical Instruments,
Druggists Glass Ware. Hatters' Materials, n
GENUINE COD LIVER OIL. &
Together with every article comprising the
stock Of a Physician or Druggist. (ly7) Z
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rERms .or suBscRlprloN::
TERMS OF ADVERTISING:

- Tv elvs lines, or less, viii be charged as
one square. .,5 a..
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A PHYSICIANS TESTIMONY. T
,[LErTER FROM II. n. wILsoN]D :

II Pulniondry Consumption Cured
oo-sDr. Wilson isa regular graduate of. the
Old School, and a practitioner Of high standing,
well Known throughout the whole state Of Ohio.
He was the Revs H. Wiseman's family physician
for ID years. .L.. 81 M. atacn EaL.-
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IT IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Pos
Ia Office at Woods6eld. Ohio, on the first da!
OF July, 1851, which, if net taken out before tn
first day Of October next, will be sent to the Gen
eraI Post Office as dead letters: ~