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SANDS sARsAPARILLA.

IN QUART BOTTLES.
For purifying The blood ami for The cure Of ScrQfsla, MsT'
curial Diseases, RheumatiJHi, CuGnsOuS Erupii'ns,
stubborn Ulcers, Lirer Complaint Dyspepsia, BrO"esi.
It's Salt Rheun', CorsumptoS, Ftrer Sores, Female
Complaints, Erysipeids, LOD Of Appetite, PiTnPiss'
Bles, General De6iiify DC
THIS preparation has borne the ~ fourteen
years experience since it's first introduction 10 public
favor during which time limitations have sprung
into existence founding claims the confidence Of the
community the curative powers contained in the sarsa
para the great reputation and extended use OF which
has been mainly attributable 10 the wonderful cures
effected by the Of this preparation While sarssparia
important part Of its combination Il is at tn,
time compounded with other vegetable remedies o.
great power and is in the peculiar combination and sci
enhc Of its preparation that Its remarkable
Ia the Of disease depends preparations initiate
IL n the style Of putting up and In bearing the name Of
Of its in Rodents and here ends their resemblance to IL
Those needing remedy and purifier like this requested
70 note where this difference exists and in mskng choice
Of what they will not take any other but that
titled to their confidence from the long list Of has
effected living witnesses whose testimonials and resi-
dences have bsen published and who still bearing daily
testimony to its worth The whole history Of medicine has
scarcely furnished parallel to the and remarka
BILE effected by Its USE and what 1t has effected
IL can effect again.
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THE FREE PRESByTHRIAS.

NHiS paper (nndr the editorial control Of Rev J0seph
Gordon Rev John Rankin, corresponding editorl will
complete the first half year Of ts existence Wednesday
January s 1851 The substantial fAvors extended 10 IL
thus far show that snch journal needed by rs-
gous community IL will be the study Of the editor
It's columns still more full exDonsnt Of the principles and
views Of those who desire the church 10 take high and holy
ground the great moral questions which agate the
world The Free PresbyeTidH will steadily aim present
The religion Of the LORI Jesus Christ (as Il ) in harmony
with all reform social moral and egsatye-and in
Incorporating hostility TO all that Is wrong wlther IL
find its lodging place In Church or State.
While proessedy the organ Of the Free PreSbeidH
Church aud will mSntan the distinctive principles which
separate il other branches Of the Presbyterian family
The Free PresbfSridB will not be sectaran sheet
but will most heartily cooperate with other insru
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highest good Of man.
Terms, two dollars per annum Address
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y. C. ROBBINS, SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,

DREPARES the necessary drawings andpapers for sppl
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the honor Of referring the following testimonial from the
late Commissioner Of Patents:
WAsHIS0roN, koreBsber %, 1913.
To all tchon may
During the time have filed the office Of Commissioner
Of Patents and for time previous Ienas G. Robbins
ESQ., has followed the business Of Patent solicitor in this
city and has been In the Of busnessn the
line OF his profession at the Patent Office.
am well acquainted with Mr.. Robbins personally and
believe him be OF integrity and ability 70 whom
persons distance may safely intrus their business
am pleased have the opportunity say that he is faith
full to the interests OF bis clients and has BEEN thus far
very successful in the practice of his profession
April 3-iteOw EDMUND BURhE.
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CONTRIBUTION OF CHEMISTRY TO THE HEAL
ING ART.

The fact that A YER'S CHERRY PICTORIAL
ehemi,al discovery may explain Why the distinguished pre-
fessors of that science (Simsn Hitchcock Webster and
Cleveland have given their certificates in its favor None
could better judge Of It's merits than these eminent men
and their would be SUFFICIENT guarantee Of its value
experience had already proven the public that IL ia
one the most ectus remedies for affections Of the throat
and lungs ever before thsm.-Scieatifc Repien.
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BALTIMORE, March 81, 1851.
Bet Caitle-Prices ranging from 50 TO s4.2J
per 100 lbs. on the hoof, equal to 500 1925
net, and averaging 80 62H gross.
Hogs-Selling Mt SO SO Q 1915 per 100 lbs
Flour and Meal--Howard street at $437I9.
Nothing done in City Mills. Corn meal at s2s7
o 50. Rye -four, s444
Grain and Sseds.-Wheat, red at 95 . 80 cents
white, 81 cents 81 OF for common, and such a.
70 suitable for family -four 81 l2 Q si.44. Corn
steady-yellow At 81 q SO cents white, 80 90
cents Oats, 81 q 40 cents. Rye, 81 cents. Cio-
yer seed stsady-at 50 IS 81 81 for prime quail
ity.
Prorisiont--Ol mess pork ct si2 81 new mess
ut si4 Bscon--shouiders At 7 AZ II cents sides,
sd so cents; and hams at 10 cents. Lard
In barrels, So 80 cents kegs at va cents per
pound.
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New York, March 81, 1851.
Flour steady at 81 "A a 81 so for common to
straight State brands Southern do. SAGE a s473 ;
small sales Of corn and meal at So q s3.06l4 rye
-four SO 81.
Grain quiet-red wheat at 90 cents 81 Gen.
esee 81 l2a slla Corn at SO cents for yellow
oats AZ a so cents rye SO q 70 cents.
Provisions firm--pork Mt $40 u st3i2X for old
mess, and 1870 for new; old prime sl012X.
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SHORT ARTICLES.
Marriage In Germany The Fifth Gospel
Or Neg Poiuins has jusf commenced.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 81, 1851

Flour steady-oommon standard brands Of
s444; choice brands 81 rs; extra 81 81 81 o.
Corn meal So 75 Rye -four 1897 small sales
Grain Is steady. Wheat at IS cents TO 81 for
red, and sii2 sils for white. Corn is steady
at SO q 90 cents for yellow, and 60 so cents for
white Oats 40 a As cents. Rye 60 72 cents
Provisions irm-old mess pork at $l3; prime
sl025 Bacon-sides a SO cents hams o 10
cents. Lard quiet at 50 a9M cents In barrels
aud kegs.
Wool Ia good demand-sales Of common at 80
q 80 cents
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FROM KENTUCKY
EXPLANATORY RHEUMATISM CU8EB. -.

BARpsrowS, KENTUCKY, July 10, lSi9.
Mesrs. Sands-Gentlemen:
tits my duty communicate facts in relation the
ehcia effects Of your Sarsapars My wife Athlete
with Inflammation and Of the stomach OF the
charaer her limbs and chest much swollen she had
constant headache and last spring attacked
with inhsmmstory rheumatism The best medical aid
could obtain afforded only momenary relief and while In
this situation she heard of the remarkable cures e
fected by the Of Sands Sarsaparia and commenced
Its use which produced instant relief than
ties entirely removed all the dropsica swelling and every
other innammstory symptom restoring her to perfect
health send this statement as act OF Justice believing
IL be duty to encourage the suffering portion OF the
human family TO SandJ SdrsdpdriiG, which believe
has no parallel in the catalogue Of medicine
With feelings Of lasting gratitude remain your friend,
SAMUEL Z. HARGER,
Read the following, from New Orleans:
New ORLEANS, Norem6er l2 ls49
Meysrs Sands Gentlemen:
take the liberty of sending you letter which may be Of
Importance those who suffering have done.
ceived great benefit from your Sdtsapa' having been
cured OF maiady after suffering six hereby cheer
fny certify the good effect Of your medicine and hope
God will reward you for all the good you have done
chronic cough had tormened day and night and repeat
Of fever induced 10 believe that should die
with consumption. One day, while suffering violent at
tack burning fever friend persuaded try your In
comparable medicine hut to tell the truth, had conf
dence in It, finally purchased bottle and by Its use and
the help Of God restored TO better health than had
enjoyed for six cannot but bless the author OF this
admirable medicine.
With great respect am, gentlemen most obetient
servant, FERMIN 6ROUPAZ.
TRUTH rs STRANGER THAN FICTION
NEw DURHAM, Rsw JERSEY, june 30, 1919.
MsssrS. Sands--GenierneE:
My wife suffered with distress and burning In her chest
for many years and daughter afflicted from her
h,..h With IN her blood We c0nsulte various
physicians and tried remedies, without much
benefit until hed through Rev Thomas Davis OF the
great medicinal value OF Sands Sdrsapara On his
my wife and daughter decided trying it,
and soon experienced permanent benefit My daughters
skin assumed appearance entirely from being rough
h I'd and ecay became smooth and soft M wifcs
ferings almost gone and its short time longer Il s
nv firm belief, will produce perfect cure.
Yours with respect, q. 5 HENDRCKSON,
Pastor OF the Baptist Church at the
English Neighborhood.
OF Prepared aud sold Wholesale and retail, by A. b. d
d. SANDS. Druggists and Chemists, 100 Fulton street
corner Of William New YORK. Sold also by Druggists gen
orally throughout the United States and Csnadss.
Price 81 per bottle; six bottles for 81.
For sale by X. 8. PATTERSON and CHS. STOTI
q CO., Washington; by ROBERT SHOEMAKER
Philadelphia; by COLBY CO., Baltimore; AMI by
SETH w EOWLE, Boston. April 3-ao3m
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LOST,

ON Sunday afternoon March 9Th, Gold Breastpin set
" with gsrnet and pearls In the form Of creScent snd
having chain and tassels The finder viii be suitably
warded by leaving IL at this office. March IL.
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THE steamboat THOMAS COLLYER will depart al
the following hours coach connects with the boat In
Washington.
Leaves Alexandria half past and half past M
and at and 2. M
Leaves Washington at quarter before and quarter
past 10 p N and at half past - quarter past and
quarter past p M.
The Thomas Couysr will be the Mount Vernon route
next week JOB CORSON,
Jan g. Captain.
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MARRIAGE.

Married in New York city, on Monday, March
Gath, by the Rev r. s s Dickinson, 8 r BApEAU,
OF Cincinnati, to Miss ELsy OsDERposK, Of the
former place.
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ny- FOVLERS & WELLS Phrenologisis and Pub
fishers Clinton Hail. 1871 Nassau street New York Once
ofthe Water Care and PhrenologiealJornGI5.
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A COMMoDlOUS building In New Brighton, Beaver
n county vsinis, heretofore used woolen
factory 40 by So feet and three stories high with album
dance Of water power The water power IL Of the
eligible Beaver Falls aud the wheels and motive power
The whole concern is not surpassed In the advan
tages u offers for manufacturing.
Some dwelling handsomely situated, and water
power lots for sale In the place farm and
lots Of land In the vicinity; also, few town los the
canal Ia Allegheny city and also 200 acres OF land partial
ly improved Of excellent quality In lsdsle county Mich
igsn Inquire Of A. W. TOWNSEND,
Real Estate Agent.
New Brighton Penn. lst mo. ~, lS5t-Feb 8.
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AZ, WyBsrER's SPEEcH-The speech OF Mr..
,,,,,a,sr AT Annapolis, which we publish to-day,
",yharocteristic Of that great mind which seems
IS so On inexhaustible reservoir of patriotism and
Exchange paper.
The hero-wOrshippers can never see spot IN
.ho ann Of their idOlatry. Whatever Mr.. Web
'tsr does or says, bears, in their eyes the su-
description of divinity Heaviness in him is
ANTE strength, commonplace, uncommon sa-
sacity. trite allusOn to holy things PROOF con-
elusive Of extraordinary piety.
As his speech at Annapolis, it fell dead and
b.s mover had resurrection. That which People
rsod in the papers was not spoken at Annapolis
So say good Union wings who were there, and
who were mortified at the dead failure Of the
great man.
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CALIFORNIA PASSING ER OFFICE,

NO rs Broodway, Nm ToTk
THE United States mail leave New York on the
18th and 18th Of every month through In 80 days Cr
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dsr. Every body Is invited to send for one.
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rAw OFFICE, COLUMBUS, O.

vIyiLLIAM u. JAWS, yua, lttsvssy sss Csssssller
w fLsw, Columbus, 0Aio Oaes In Plstts nsv build
,us gssSs street opposite south door Of State House
Basasss viA sAs psssssssa puns.
sualiy sstssds1 70. Jsa, 20,
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HENRY III. PAXTON
WARRINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA BOAT.

A TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, and Solicitor 4
"A Chancery, CadiE Harrison county, Ohio. Jan. 3.
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NO. 222.

o., still, If Mr.. Richie has lost by, his con-
bu' ~ him show the amount Of his Losses be-
tra'Is presumes to claim relief The amount OF
f re, is the thing to be proved and for him
hs ..E Congress to Ego it blind" and vote him
to s aid without such proof, calls to
eIeeII ~, demands Of the Spanish beggars, who
nnl u condescend to solicit "reliefn on
inPahock The argument that money should be
l ois5 70 MIR. Richie now because 1t was at one
I'.I tod 10 Gales & Seaton, and to Mr. Rives,
umt 70 have no weight. The circumstances
'ag ob NAV have justified liberality under former
VIM cannot be fairly urged under the contract
stem, so long as the contractor fails to show his
H This cry of Mr.. Richie being ruined,
Congress interposes for his relief, is in i'm
an;, ,D Of the tactics of the protectionists when
i ,r ~;sb 10 obtain an increased tariff, and re-
lI ,.Js one of the story of the Frenchwomsn who
.r1s mined SO often that she concluded to make
a business of it. W.
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THE NAvAyoEs AGAIN.

M, ihe cry Is sfR, hty como !"
~, ms tribe, or rather portion Of 1t, made an
y yn'r descent, on last Saturday, upon one or two
,uHc1erns within six miles Of Albuquerque,
mere, as have before informed you, part OF
ar Jsr 'aHd,ng army is stationed What amount Of
~. image they have done, or whether any, Is not
~ known here, as the gentleman who brought
w, intelligence did not stay TO learn the issue.
, men the Navajoes commenced their work Of
r r. messenger was Immediately despatched
Ss.n,ouqnerque, and q company Of dragons we're
fpa'ched to arrest proceedings. Perhaps can
in. 'isn me number Of killed, wounded, sud miss
nss with all other interesting particulars, by the
a Is thought by some that the assembling Of
nn. INDIANS near the Arksnms has no hostile
hPVse In view, but merely that of traffic, ~
bs nave their families with them. This may
n a,es with them may be merely yuss 70 cover
f hostile purpose. At all events,
Timso Dansum, assa fwsatssp
Yours, truly, w.oK
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JAMES BiRNEY AND CHARLES G. PIERCE,

JAMES BiRNEY AND CHARLES &. PIERCE,
Cincinnati.
DlRNEY Il PIERCE, Attorneys at Lav and Nofariss
ID Public.
JAMES BIREEY, commissioned 20 take dispositions as-
OF deeds 10 administer osbs and affirm
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Kentucky lonisana Michigan
Missouri Mississippi Maine
New York New Hsmpshire North Carolina
PennayvAn Rhode Island South Carolns
Tennessee Vermont Wisconsin.
Texas Maryland
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SANTA EF X

SANTA FL, February 4, 1851.
'Vme Editor Of The National Era:
- DEAR SIR party will start for the States
Gaay and have barely time to write few
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THE BRITISH PERIODICALS AND THE FAR.
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EnNhRn SCOTT a. IN
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The British Periodicals repnbshed follows vE
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