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~ The following is a list of the officers
attached to the U. s. steamer Legare, which sailed
from THIS port yesterday for the Coast OF Florida
baltimore American.
Lent Commanding. John Rodgers; Lteutens ants
j. ~. b. Cur, Darby Reed: Passed Assistant
Surgeon. D; l Bryan Acting Ma"sr Julian MySrs;
Hunter Davidson Engineers, VIM. X. King. VIM. J.
Lamden G L. De Tall Draugh,sman, L. X kuorer.
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W. Y. XaIlaca,s concord at Albany.

ALBANY, Wednesday, Feb. Is, 1891.
w Vincent Wallace, the composer and musician,
Is giving concert here tonight with great success
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Alabama Legislature.

CHARLESTON, Tuesday, Feb IL. 1882.
The Alabama Legislature adjourned on the 10th
INST after passing the bill to district the State
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Fratracide.

LoursvrLLE, Wednesday, Feb Is, 1852
Aman named Jackson Shiddell shot his brother
Robert at Lexington to-day, killing him on the spot
The particulars are not yetknown
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The Southern Mail-Interesting from Texas.

BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Feb. Is, 1852.
The Southern mail has arrived
The New Orleans papers contain Texas dates to
the 9th inst.
The bill confirming the action of the Auditor and
Controller in regard to the public debt Of Texas
was vetoed by the Governor, because it made no
distinction between parties who gave the Govern
ment full value for their paper, and those who OBJ
tanned obligations at deprec iated value.
The bill was taken up IN the Senate on the 3lst
and passed over the Governors objections by vote
Of l9 to4. 1t was supposed the veto would also be
overruled in the House and the bill become law by
Legislative action.
Indian depredations were continued and Col.
Reeves had been dispatched pursuit Of some of the
marauders.
Parker II French was still in prison at Durango.
There is no further intelligence as to the move
pants NJ Carsvaial
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CITY ITEMS.

RANGE oV THE THERMOMETERS.
1fs DeLaron5J Uormerir Lvnci Ctsyksl 25t Wsh e.
thi2. "A NJ. Noon. up N. ~ M
February Is-a5 81 70 -
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BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Feb. Is, 1852.
The Legislature Of this State yesterday engrossed
the bill to prevent the circulation OF foreign small
notes in the State.
Judge Heath, of the United States District Court,
Of Maryland, is very i'll.
ket
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Advertisement See Card Of the Fire
Annihila,or Company, in another column.
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The Riot at Cleveland.

CIEyElaNp, "Wednesday, Feb. Is, 1852
Ahou, sftv armed men kept possession OF the ho-
incapable College last night. Two military compa.
nies were garrisoned at the court house, ana inc
artillery MADE the jail the headquarters "ng.e sao
riotere iarrested Yesterday were confined ro-asy
the ;litaIy have been discharged, everything being
perfectly quiet The ringeadeTs IN the moi are un'
hnr a.t.luD "a
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HARRISBURG, Pa, Wednesday, Feb. is, 1852
The Committee on Banks, In the Senate, have re,
ported bill allowing banks to issue one, two and
three dollar bills.
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Markets-Reported By Telegraph.

CHARLESTON, Tuesday, Feb. IL, 1882.
Corro~ has been in good demand at steady prices.
2 500 bales sold at 6,Cdetc. MoLAssEs-Large sales
M Trirlc adj and Caroenas have been made al ie@
loc and Cuba at l7idlsic.
MEMPHIS Wednesday, Feb IL. 1889
An active business is doing here in COTTON, ana
nrces are buoyant The receipts are small ana inc
STOCK less than 1000 bales Mddlins is quoted at Stc'
Gs,c ~, 40 ,s.s
CINCINNATI Wednesday, Feb. Is, isos
"A s7ax3 IS; l. AGO bills LARB at Tic. 100000 rs
of BULK MEAT sold at 3ic.G6ic l,O0s bbs. Mess
Pom changed hands at $l4.
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Western Navigation.

CINCINNATI, Wednesday, Feb. Is, 1852.
The Cumberland river is in good boating order
with 10 feet of water on the bars-from Nashville TO
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Advertisement. -GENrLEMEN's HATS.
BIRD, corner Pine and Nassau-st, will introduce
the Spring Style Of Hats this day. Fearing no rival
in the departments of taste or manu- acture, he is
willing to submit his fabrics to the inspection Of the
critical and discriminating purchaser.-BiRD, cor.
Pine and Nassau. sts.-Feb 10.
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Court CALENDAR-This Ddy.-SUPE-
RIoR CovRr-Nos IS. Is, 900, 46, 1885, $50, 10, 1886,
2s2 1914, 1854, 1885, $50, $751; 1886, $780, ass 81 39 800,
394 1885, $685. 4OI 4O3, 4O4 4O5 400, 407 400, 4l0 All
COMMON PLEAs-Part Mos 267 2s5, 2s7, $50,
293 1881 297, $780, 3Ol, $685. 3o5 3O7 300, 81, 1lli.
Part ii Nos 1874, 224 226 236. 1854, 1914, ia, 23s,
1881, $40, 242. 244, 2l6, 245, $780, 1852.
SUPREME CoURr-General Term--and U. s. DIS
TRIcr Court same as Yesterday.
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PRreIpg.rIAL DINNER TO KossUTH.-
We understand that dinner Was gwen to Governor
KossuTH, on Saturday evening, oy the President OF
the United states, at which were present. the family
OF the President Governor kossutn and lady with
Mr.. and Mrs Pulszky Captain Aasslngoerd ana
Mrs MassiDeberd Of the suite of Kossuth the Sec.
retary of STATE ard Mrs. Webster the Secretary OF
War, General scstt Commodore Morris and lazy
Hon. w. r. King. President Of the Senate hoa-
lives Mrs BOYD Rev. DR.. Pyne Rev DR.. Butler,
Chaplain Of The Senate Mrs. Butler MAJOR Lennox
General Cas- Governor Seward, and Gen. Shields
OF the Senate Committee VI. Ampere, a ossui
Prof Henry. of the Smithsonian Institution Mrs
Washington Republic.
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FAnrHouAxF AT Sr. THoMAs.-On the
l. + % Dscember a shock OF an earthquake vas
fen AZ ST. Thomas, which lasted several seconos'
causIre the Inhabitants 20 abandon their o"euihgs,
ard Iush On m1sss INTO the streets IL caused no
other oismase than putting the sfnssted ciizs"s W
Gaht.
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~ John HowAep has been elected
kuss u Osvssa. oeAs.
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Snow Storm at Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Jan. 6, 1854
tremendous snow storm Is raging here, and the
cars from Washington have not vet arrived. The
snow is hye inches deep, and still tsllias rapidly.
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Marken-Rcported By Telegraph

NEw-0RLEASs, Saturday, Jan. J, 1850.
Adyices from Brownsville, Texas TO Dec. IS, state
that according the last the revolution had
not been suppressed. Caravajal had received reea-
foTcements to the number Of 600 men, and would
soon reopen the campaign. Ii Is reported that Gen.
Canales was making overtures 10 Caravaja and that
the Government was anxious to effect compromise
at ali hazards.
CHARLESTON. Monday, Jan. 5, 1883.
CorroN-Ssles to-day Of 2, 100 bales, at 6a6! cts.
The market Is irmer and full prices are sustained.
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By Telegraph TO the New-YOrk Tribune.
Ko.suth and the Jackson Association.

PHILADkLPHIA, Tuesday, Jan. 9, 1859.
hossuih has agreed TO attend the celebration On
the s,h. OF the Jackson Association and 70 deliver
address
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T., addition to winch the awards under the losh az.
cle of the treaty with Mexico TOT ~nicn tne issue .,
,ock was authorized amounting TO S239l 2l5 10, ana
e ips,sllment under the l2th article OF that ue%V'
mounting TO 50 PAP 400 have been paid IN cash.
The public debt on the 2orn ultmo, per stAIemem
& was s62 500 395 PC. as follows, VIZ
Old funded ana 0n'"hoe" usO'' pl'@o sIis7le 70
pessn,s'inn = - 5-o,g,e.s
Deb, Ci,he Ds.Ile' cities assumed ~ CODs' $4,000 90
Tiea.gry Notes is,ned pr. no i351i Ga
n. asury Notes hsued uncer acs OF Jy e. ~ ga No
iete pat sble or fundaoie on presentIHoh "f''" "
Trsasut Notes Issued under at OF Jan CO. soo IA
isf7 PAYABLE or fubdable GA presen'a,lOn-- '''V" '"
Lam OF Apra IS 1892 due Dec b. 1876! payA' 100 coo n,
NE or rsfurdable pressbtAt "a oisso9, 20
can Of March g. 1872 due July |, l833-- eSSass1 80
Loan ~ ~ 90 los dne Ian I 1895 Is 265 $50 90
Lcan .. s.L a. ,s.e dne July l8e8 l57t0,00o 90
-, .. .S62 $50 393 2S
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The TehuanuPec Treaty-Kossuth's Move
ments. &c.
WAsHISeroS, Tuesday. Jan 6, 1851
The .tp5ire and Erssshssnoer of this morning mako
an official Announcement that there Is reason 10 be-
lieve that certain persons ia NewToIk attempt
ing to thwart the operations OF Government. esps-
cIslly with regard 10 the fehusDtepec Treaty, By
writing letters making various mlsreprc, ntsiioas-
they consequently publish the law for the punish.
ment OF such ofieuses.
Tie Rspublic ssys the President will have an IN
tervitw With some Prairie Indians this afternoon
anc distribute presents. kossuth will be preseat.
The City Councils OF Washington Yesterday passed
resolutions sympathizIng with kossu.h, ana ap-
pointed q Committee ~ wait uponhim.
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BoARp OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN -Stated

S,suos-- MONDAY, Jsnusry 4. In.
frs@nf-Ths President Jonathan T,o.isr ISL 70 a.
char, Asst AID. Ryews. Tat hseoa'' a Mcss,waa.
wight Whslan Rogers, vaien'ins and McSss r.cs DIS
lac feading Of the inmates Of isH ne~"S
peIs<d with. .A ,,,,s Isssc o. Barrier.
ESQ Asss;sLt Alderman fii'een,a called awsy from
The Ci,y by noispontirn sf his WIZ
and offered % NE va. ,,.s received from Cap; Ks
the jackson rseesve kaSchibg salute from tie
vts the fssi Of 6y Hall 81 o'clock On THURSDAY
uert Aecep;ed ,.s,;,, .s;u,,ed te fse.d - sfisr-
The Board ihsn' "H "''""'
noon q cci1h royr.,n 4. ~-,.,,zn Czsrk.
AI YIom be MINUTES ED"Aso oss'so"'' ''''
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Administrators Sale.

10y virtue of an order of the Probate Court
ID within and Tor the County of Monroe, and
State of Ohio, the undersigned, Thomas Nc.
Mahon, as the Administrator Of the estate Of
William Taylor, deceased. will on
Saturday. the 3OM day of October. 1852,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M. and 4
O'Clock, P. M. of said day, upon the premises
hereinafter described, sell the same (subject to
the dover of Elizabeth Taylor, widow of said
decedent, in twenty-five acres thereby to the
highest and best bidder; which said premises are
described as follows, to wit: The south west
quarter of the north east quarter Of section five,
township four and range five, containing forty
acres. more or less; also the north half of the
south east quarter of the same section, contain.
ing eighty acres, more or less; and also the south
east quarter of the north esst quarter of the same
section, containing forty acres, more or less; all
lying and being in said County Of Monroe. Ap.
praised at $3.50 90.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash in hand, one.
third in ak months, and the residue in one year,
with interest from the day Of sale. Deferred pay
ments 10 be secured to the satisfaction of the
undersigned.
THOMAS MCMAHON, Admir-.
Of William Taylor, deceased.
Sept. 90, 1852.
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Administrators Sale.

DY virtue OF an order nf the Probate Court in
and for the county of Monroe, and State Of
Ohio. bearing date on the lst day Of November
1852, and made upon a petition to sell lands 10
pay the debts of the estate of Thomas Kennedy,
deceased, wherein the undersigned, James Ken.
needy, As Administrator of said decedent, is peu.
toner, apd Alexander Kennedy aud John Kenne.
dy are defendants | the said James Kennedy,
a Administrator as aforesaid, will on
Saturday, the 4h dayof December, 1852,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock. a m and 4 O'Clock
p M Of said day, sell At public outcry, to the high
est bidder, the following premises of which said
decedent died seized, lying aud being in said coun-
ty OF Monroe, 10 wit The east half of the north
east quarter of section %, township 5 and range 6
containing 80 and "A hundl edths acres except one
undivided sixth part thereof owned by said Alex.
ander Kennedy. Also the north west quarter OF
the north east quarter Of the sam section, con.
tanning 40 and % hundredths acres.
Sale to be made on the premises, near the town
of LewIsville,
TERMS ne.third cash IN hand, one.third in
elk months, and the residue in one year, with in.
terest from the day of sale on the deferred pay.
nents, which are TO be secured to The atisfactio
OF the undersigned.
JAMES KENNEDY, Admir-.
of Thomas Kennedy, deceased.
Nov, g., 1852.
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@M1n8s4xlLhUF- THEsCOEEr
hfd0AeFsps n ys6Ith, but y thla " suhslanes
thataSt ! ssvfsfbis through Il This nafvsIs6uS
tslesrf S9Hsgoslrum.norgsr " nearly = long,
and quits q sssily seen through.
The proprietor Of Dr.. Guysott's Extract Of
Yellow Dock add Ssrapsrila, however. has no
o~eeaiioh' z resort % such tales 10 order to attracts
pshlls Attspion.a ,s.sya asre
The actual cures performed BY the article,
wherever il is introduced, Is the basis upon which
the reputation Of this remedy is founded, as the
hundreds Of certificates Of renewed ~hopes-heaIth
and life, that are continually flowing in upon him
viii prove.
o. Humbpgss may flourish for a time, but a
remedy must possess rare medicinal virtues. to
establish the reputation that Dr.. Guysott's Vel.
low Dock and afsaparilia has established wherev.
eLit.hti been used.
0Q-See advertisement.
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SHERIFF'S SALE virtue of an order
- of Court in a proceeding in Partition. in the

SHERIFF'S SALE BY virtue of an order
- of Court in a proceeding in Partition. in the
Court of Common Pleas OF Monroe county, Ohio,
wherein David Paden is petitioner, and j. o.
Paden and others are respondents, to me directed,
l will offer for sale, at public outcry, at the door
of the courthouse in said county, on
Saturday, the 20th day Of November, 1852,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a m, and 4 O'Clock
p M, Of said day, The following described tracts of
land, situate in the County aforesaid, to wit:
The north west quarter of the south east quar-.
ter Of section 8, in township 2, Of range A. Also
the north west quarter Of the north east quarter,
and the north cas-. quarter Of the north west quar-
ter Of section 8, in the township and range afore.
said. Also the north west quarter OF The south
east quar- ter, Of section 10, township 2, and range
of section 10, in township 2, Of range 4. Also the
north east quarter OF the north west quarter Of
section 10, township 2, Of range A. Also the
south east quarter Of the south east quarter Of
section IA, in township 2, of range 4. Also the
south east quarter of the south east quarter OF
section l6, in township 2, of range A. Also the
west half of the south east quarter Of section l6,
in township 2. of range A.. Also the south east
quarter of the south west quarter of section Ii.
10 the same section, township and range. Also
the east half Of the south west quarter of the
same section, township and range. Also the
south east quarter of the south east quarter Of
section %, in the same township and range. Also
the south half of the north west quarter of Sec
tion 9, in the same township and range. Also
south west quarter of the north west quarter
'of section 10. 10 the same township and range.
Also the south east quarter OF the south west
quarter of section 8, in township 2. of range A
Ordered to be sold as the property of James
|Paden, deceased.
M. MORROW, Sheriff, M. C. o..
Oct. 20. 1852 as SO. .=lA
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WoodsfAld Seminary

is now open utder the superintendent Of
1921" MISS E. P. BlLES.
TERMS PROFESSION OF FIVE MONTHS:
Orthography, Heading, Arithmetic and
Writing, T. 81 90
Grammar, Geography. Rhetoric and His
Astronomy Botany, Chemistry, Physiolo.
Ky. Nafral and Mental Philosophy,
Competition, &C., Q 90
French 10 90
No EXTRA charge will be made for drawing and
painting, or drawing maps.
WoSpsFIELD, Oct. 6, 1852. q4
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Probate Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following
IN accounts have been filed in the Probate Court
Of Monroe county, Ohio, for settlement:
Abraham Stull, Administrator of Samuel Swart-
wood, deceased. s a..t
David P. Truck. Administrator of Samuel
Slusher deceased.
Stephen B. Philpot, Executor Of Robert T.
Allen, deceased.
Sd day Of November 1852
E. MORRIS, P. J,
Oct IS, 1852.
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Notice

s hereby given 20 Rebscca Moore, Charles
Moore, Thomas Moore. Keziah Moore and her
husband William Moore. Elizabeth Pittman and
her husband Thomas Pittman, Rachel Pittman
and her husband Elias Pittman. John Moore,
Rarbata Moore, Hannah Moore. Timothy Moore,
Benjamin Mellott and Abraham Stull, that on
Saturday the 9Th day Of November. 1852, Isaac
Moore will make application to the Probate Judge
Of Monroe county, Ohio, al bis Office In Woods.
field, in said county, that the last viii and tesla
ment Of Isaac Moore. deceased. which was un.
revoked q the death Of the ~testator, and has been
lost, ~spofiated or destroyed subsequently, thereto,
be admitted 10 probate lit
SINcL AIR 4 OEEx. and E. HEApLEY.
yet u 1872. Attorneys for Applicant
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RDOAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given,
~ that q petition will be presented to the Com.
emissioners OF Monroe County, Ohio, at their
next session, praying for the location OF a county
road, commencing at the old Marietta road be-
tween David Framework and Samuel Mcvay's
land IN Wayne township, running north Of east
through the lands OF Nathaniel PoIin and John
Baugh, isabella Laffere, P. Johnston and William
Moore. thence east along the Woodstield road to
tho county road leading South to John Weaver's
10 Summit township, thence leaving said road
running north Of east through said Weaver's land
and David Roses, and thence through the lands
OF George McCarron and John Kee, thence mott
through Samuel Potts. land intersecting the coun.
y. road on William Potts. land in Centre town.
ship. A PETITIONER.
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100 Acres of Land for Sale.

HyHE undersigned will sell at q bargain, the
following described tract Of land. to wit:
The east half Of the south west quarter Of section
81, and the north east quarter of the north east az.
Of section 40, in township 2, Of range 4. Said
land 10 situated in Jackson township, on Barnes
within two miles Of the Ohio River. The
land il well covered with good timber, and will
make . good farm. Persons wishing to purchase
can call on !, B. Mol. who y authorizedto sell
the same.
LANTY RUCKER, Exr.
Of Lsmusle Ruckcr. deceassd,
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TOSEPH ZING'S ESTATE.-Notice is here.
% by given that the subscriber has been appoint.
ed and qualified as Administrator OF the Estate
Of Joseph ling, late Of Monroe county, deceased.
FREDERICK MUHLEMANN, Admir-.
Oct. 20, 1852.
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Dental Surgery.

nR.' THos. 8 WILSON would respectfully
announce to the citizens of Woodsfeld and
vicinity, that he has taken rooms at Mr.. Ran.
doIph's Hotel. for the purpose Of waiting on those
that may require his professional services.
1 am prepared to operate in all the different
branches Of the profession, and flatter myself that
ten years constant practice has rendered me pro.
ficIent.
Teeth inserted from one to an entire set in the
latest and most approved style.
Particular attention paid to all operations on
the natural organs and all diseases Of the mouth
treated. Il make it a standing rule to render all
operations satisfactory or no charge.
~ 5+AtPf' THOMAS S. WILSON.
Nov. g., 1852.
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Petition to Sell Lands.

John SMITH and Mary Smith, Of the State
Of Pennsylvania, heirs at law of Joel Cor.
rant, will take notice, that Benjamin Slime as the
Guardian OF ssid Joel Corrant, on the 18th day
of October. 1852 filed 10 the ofiee Of tho p.nbate
Judge Of. Monroe county. Ohio, a petition to sell
out,lots Numbers 4, 5 and s, in the Town Of An.
kioch, IN said county Of Monroe, for the support
.of ssid Joel Corrsnt. Said petition will be FIR
hearing on the 10Th day Of November. 1859
SINCLAIR & OKEY.
= Oct, 20, 1852. Solicitors for Petitioners.
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nOAD NoTICE.-Notice 10 hereby given,
don vii be presented to the Trustees Of Salem
An6SvitxsHaad townships, Monroe county, Ohio,
rrayiag for The location and establishment OF .
private q township road from the house Of Henry
Bittnef. 10 Salem township. to run through The
lands at Adam Scharmsn and Christian Schar.
nan, near TO Chgstisn Scharman's barn, thence to
~ hosle, and biz putlet q his bars, 10 Swltzer.
land township. g3. a
The trustees will meet in Joint board in Salem
township. 1t the place Of holding election, on the
z0th dsyof November next N, 43.
HENRY BITTNER.
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Removal.

NJ KOEHLER has remover his Store to the
IN. room formerly occupiedby J. H.. Morris,
deceased, and more recentlyby G H. Daven-
port. Having a general ASSIGNMENT of
New and Cheap Goods.
he hopes to meet bis o/ customers at his new
stand. where he will giJs them the best Of bar
gains-for cash or approved produce.
WooDsFIELD, Octy6, 1882.
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Dr. Gnysott's Improved Extract i
Yellow Dock & Sarsaparilla!

The original and only genuine preparation for the
permanent cure OF Consumption and Disease
Of the Lungs when they are supposed 70 9Sgs
be affected by the free use of Msr-
curry, Iron, Quinine, &c. &c.
Let oil who wish to purge the blood from I'm.
~purities, and prepare the system to resist epidens
les, resort to ''Guysott's Extract Of Yellow Deck
and Sarsaparilla,' which is proving itself an anti.
dote for many of the most malignant diseases that
flesh is heir to, and they will never be disappoint
ed; for in this remedy the public faith has nesss
wavered-never can waver; for il is founded on
experience, just as their want of faith in .othsy
and spurious compounds is founded on expert.
ence. They fly from mineral nostrurns to ssek
hope, life and vigor from this purely vegetable
remedy, however broken down In health. and
spirits-however loathsome to himself and Others.
let no one despair of recovery; let the patient only
understand that his hope Of physical restoration
lies only in "Guysott's Extract OF Yellow Dock
and Sarsaparilla,'' and persuade him, for his lifsit
sake. to try it, and we have no hesitation in pre-
dieting his speedy restoration to health.