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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-24

LICENSE OF SrocK BRoKERs.--The Judiciary committee
Of thu Massachusetts Legislature hay agreed upon bill
to license Stock brokers' who must Civ bonds for the faith
full discharge of their Duties their ngs to be in pub
lie, and no time sales beyond credit five days.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-24

LauoR sHors.-There are 56os places where liquor is
| retailed in Network
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-24

Fashionable CEOtsliny!
LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN NEW ORLEANs:!
CONSTANTLY COMING,
MORE NEW GOODS.
JUST RECEIVED BY
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
No. BE- MAGAZINE STREET,
steamship Philadelphia ships sun Fairfield vcksurg and
Memphis,
A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
AMONG WHICH ARE
SOME VERY RICH NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS,
Well worthy the attention OF purchasers.
AS ALL WILL BE SOLD CHEAP FOR CASH.
Many goods entirely styles be fore offered in
this Market and made the best manner and latest fashion, par
tial list only be given:
NEW STYLE cAsHMERETTE FRocK AND SAC COATS
QUEENS CLOTH
FRENCH DRAP D'ETE DRESS
Best and Medium quality ALPACA = = =
REAL INDIA SEERSUCKER =
INDIA SILK PoNGEE =
LINEN AND BINGHAM
GRASS CLOTH AND HoNG-KoNG - - =
FRENCH MERINo PANTALOoNS.
NEW STYLES FANCY DRILL PANTAIooNs.
SILK, PoNGEE AND sEERsUCKER PANTALooNs.
NEW STYLE WHITE DRILL PANTAL0oNS.
NANKEEN, CoTToNADE, Etc, PANTALooNs.
WHITE AND FANCY MARSEiLLES VESTS.
GRASS LINEN AND HoNGKONG VESTS
Also very large of SHIRTS UNDER GARMENTS Of
every descriptions CRAyATs GLOVES SUSPENDERS, HALF
HOSE, etc., etc. 80. Also....
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF WINTER CLOTHING,
OF every description, which will be
CLOSED OFF AT GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH.
~ ONE PRICE FOR GOODS-NO DEVIATION,
apis 9ptf ALFRED MONROE u CO., "a Magazine at.
II. s II. Reilly y Co.,
CORNER CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS,
~ Still continue offer their desirable stock of
FANCY DRY GOODS
AT VERY REDUCED PRICES
| They have recently received
5 cases FRESH JACoNETs FROM ONE BIT TO TWENTY FIVE
CENTS PER YARD.
| S cases PLAID GINGEANS, AT ONE BIT.
|
splendid assortment TABLE DANIASKS, DAMAsK DIAPERS
LINEN SIIEETINGS OF ALL WIDTHS all of which will be
than the goods offered
| market. P. Il f. REILLY d CO.,
| apl9 et9p of Caml and Royal streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-24

s Asxp,s1sENr We arc very happy to learn that
onS sst6w citizen, Edward Bougny has been utani-
noay sonfrmsd BY the United States Senate Assist
~ Appfsser Il this port. His host Of warm friends
ooaansd t. party will learn this fact with great
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-24

NtsIr KossurH MOUNT YERNoN.On the 16hinst..
Kossuth with Lady Pnlzsky and others of his suite
companied by Senator and Mrs Seward and party of
about hundred ladies and gentlemen visited Mount
Vernon in the steamer Collier. The party stopped
at Fort Washington awhile and examined that beautiful
fertilization After leaving the fort they crossed to the
Virginia side, and landed the tomb. In solemn
silence they paused at the sacred spot and Kossuh gazed
for time with evident emotion upon the last resting
place Of the immortal Washington after which he retired
to the adjacent woods apparently alone with
his thoughts The party then viewed the other prominent
features this haowed place. and returned to the city
the afternoon.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-24

RESIGNATION AN 1ssuLT.-The Chicago Journal says
the Hon John W. Davis Speaker of the House of Repre-
sentatives resigned his office because his democratic
brethren proceeded to elect four coders of the Of
the State after having authorized him to appoint them
1t appears he appointed two wings and two democrats
which did not satisfy the asprants in the party The
Speaker said. on leaving the chair, that he had pre-
sided Speaker Of Congress for two years and frequently
deberatve bodies but he had before received
such an insult and he should feel that he unworthy
of respect if he held his place Speaker after it, The
House tried to get him to resume his official position by
passing complimentary resolutions. but he refused
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-24

MOBILE TRoTr,NG RAcEs-Second liay.-We give the
of the two the Mobile Course the
second day Of the meeting
Fgrst Race.-Pacng Purse $s0-mile heats-best three
in fve--nnder saddle
Tom Sniiiey
Barbe, Pony. ..,.........2 dis
6ss Time 2;37-2;341a
Second Rdce-Trottng Purse S125-for trotting-two
mile heats--in harness
O. 8. Els's b. g. Rhode Island.
w. Cottrell' gr IN. Queen ......-..-..-........2
A. Conkln's &. g. Rough. dis
X. Cottrell's b. Duchess. dis
W. Rogers b. g Trife. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. dis
Time 547-5:42ls
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-24

MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RA1LRoAD.-At the recent
Convention of stockholders in the Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad the President OF the Company George p
Berne ESD presented report of the transactions of the
directory during the past year from which it appears that
the amount of stock required by the charter in Alabama
secured and that the road has been put under
contract the junction with the Nashville and Chat
tanooga Road at Cow Creek to point fifteen miles west
of Tuscumba and from Memphis to L(range in Tennes-
see The NJ and Company to take possession ofthe
Tennessee Valley Road the LIST of june the re-constuc
ton of which it is expected will be completed in time
for the next fall business The iron for the reayng
the Tennessee Valley Road is arriving at New Or
leans and is to be delivered by the LIST July next.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-24

SHOE THJEyEs.-Thomas Campbell. who in company
with his core James Bennett had in possession guam
tity shoes supposed to have been stolen time
ago arrested by officer Martin Falon and yesterday
before the First District Court The shoes stolen
from the firm Of Felt & Reed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-24

FRoM DEMARARA-We make the following extract from
the Georgetown Dem correspondence of the New York
Express s 20 NA.
The new Legislature in session. and evince great
earnestness in favor of internal improvements Canals
and Railroads will be in brisk operation before this year
draws close there is evident desire on the part
English capitalists to invest Government loans on
Railroad and Canal bonds will be created and addition
duties imports levied for the purpose Of making this
country what it has already shown it be made
nal IA miles in length has already been completed and q
miles of Central Railroad in state of great orwardnes
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ACRICULTURAL NOTICE.

The THIRD ANNUAL FAIR Of the Car.
roll County Agricultural Society will be held al
.CarrolIon on fuesddy and Wednesday The 18Th
and 20,h days Of OcIober next.
A liberal premium list has been prepared
which will be published shortly.
The following committees have been appoint
ed in each township 10 solicit members to the
society and nre authorized TO receipt for the fec
oc membership Isl each.)
AUGUsTA--Simeon Wesiiall, Samuel Mar
shall. Lemuel Hole.
BRowN--Jas. Jerome, John |. Blackburn,
Henry V. Beaver.
CENTRE--R. II. Loggct, Geo. F. Remedy
Geo. Y. Hampson.
EAsr--Jas. II. Chambers, Wm. B. Sharp
Jesse Vaniasssn.
Fox--Jacob CulP, Thomas Smiley, Slu
Pous.
HARRIsoN--Leonard Harsh, Maison Ayres
Edwin Eerral.
LoUDoN--uIiver Cogsill, VIM. Campbell, ia
,cob Druckemiler.
LEE--Jamcs Brown, Ezekiel Lee, John B
Moody.
PERRY--Thos. Thompson, William Amos
. Saml. Williams.
UNloN--John Riley, Thos. Brooks jr., Yves
4 lev McCourt.
ORANGE--Gaun Lathers, james Forbes
Amos Carr.
/ WAsulNGToN--Robt. Dennislon, Jos. Hewitt
\ Thomas Cameron,
ROsE--James Beatty, A. Worley, Joh
I Hunter.
MoNRoE--Ios. Cellars, Saml. McBurney
RObt. McCarty.
The Managers confidently hope that tn
above commiuees will be dilIigeut in the dis
charge of their duties. We expect to have
Fair this fall second TO none in The State.
Per order Of the managers.
GEO. F. kennedy, Sec'y,
Carrollton, June 10, '52,-2Is.
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GUARDIANS SALE.

In pursuance of an order of the Court Of Probate,
the undersigned. guardian of Mary Naep, an In
sane person. of Carroll county, Ohio, will sell, on
>aturday, the 24h day of July, A. d. 1852, by pub
lie oulcry, at the door of the court house, in said
'courty the interest, legal and equitable, of the
said Mary, devisee of Henry Cox deceased, in and
to, and growing out of the following described
real estate, being one equul tenth part of
the northeast quarter of section twenty
five, township fourteen of range five; and al
so part of the southeast quarter of section
twenty-five, township fourteen of range five; and
also a part of the northwest quarter of section
nineteen, township fourteen, of range fve-being
all the lands of which the said Henry Cox died
seized and on which he resided at 1.-The time of his
decease containing three hundred and sixteen acres
more or less; situate in said county, about Que mile
east of Carrolton. TERMS of sa'e.-One-third OF
the purchase money will be required in hand, on
the day of sale; one-third in one year; and one
third in two years from the dav of sale-the defer
i red payments to be secured by negotiable notes
with approved personal security, or by mortgage
OH real estate-bearing interest from date.
JOHN S. HUNTER,
Guardian of Mary Naep.
June ,llh, 1852 6ls-pr fee $500
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PETITION To SELL LAND.

David Rheam Administrator of William Stuler
decd VS. James Peterson ct als.-To John Hym'
endinOer and Jane his wife. of the county OF Boone
and State of Kentucky, and Robert Stuller and hi;
Ehrothers and sisters, whose names are unknown
of the county Of Washington and State OF Penn
Isvlvania, aid George Myrica aud Eve his wife
whose residences are unknown:
You are hereby informed that have filed Petl'
ltion as Administrator of the estate OF William
>mller, deceased, in the court of common pleas O.
Carroll county, for the sale of the real estate o
said decedent and shall, in pursuance OF the pray
Ter of said petition, on the first day OF the mex
term of said court to wit: on the 2Sth day OF June
la. D. Is52-or as soon thereafter as counsel cal
.be heard ask for an order to sell said lands to pal
debts, to wit: The middle part OF the west hal
lof the northwest quarter of section %, in town
shin IA of range s. and bounded on the north b.
lands of Henry Snively, on the east by lands
said Spiyely and John Druckemiller, and on tn
south by lands Of reter Toot, containing fourteen
acres, more or less.
! ~''' DAVID RHEEM, Administrator
f: of VIM. S,uler, decd.
By John II. Trip, Au'y.
Nav ID, 1882 fee $3.50.
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Land & Mills for Sale.

Pursuant to the last will aud testament Of Al.
exander Cameron, late Of Rose township, Car,
roll county, Ohio, deed, we will Offer for sale
on the premises, 90 Saturday the 7Ih day Of
August, 1859, the one undivided half Of gris
and saw mill, on Sandy creek. Rose township
Carroll county, Ohio, together with the water
privileges thereto belonging. There is in the
tract Of land on which said mills are erected
about fourteen acres. The said undivided hall
Of said lands. mills, and water privileges, is the
same Of which said Alexander Cameron. died
seized, as a tenant in common with his son Da
vid R. Cameron. Said properly lies one mile
down Sandy creek from the Aourishng town oI
Magnolia. Terms, one.ihird cash in hand, nnc
the balance in two equal annual lnslalmenls
with interest from date secured by mortgage OF
the premises. DAVID R. CNMERON,
WILLIAM SlMlNGTON.
Executors Of Alexander Cam
July |, I852.-4ls. eron, decd
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SheriG'S Sale.

Anne Wright Administrators of John Wright
decd VS. James Wrght,-In Carroll common pleas
Ohio BY virtue of an execution issued from tht
court of common pleas in and for the county, o.
carroll and State of Ohio and to me directed,
shall offer for sale at the court house door in sait
county on Monday the 28th day of June, 1882, be
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock A. M. and O'CLOCK
p. NJ, the following real estate to wit: The eas
half of the northeast quarter of section 10, town
ship 10 of range a; also the southwest quarter o
the northeast quarter of section 10, township !;
lof range in the Steubenville district and in Fol
township, the first described tract appraised at
and the other, or second described tract appraise
lat 3 Terms cash.
~ GEO. PUGH, Sheriff.
Sherifr's Office, CanoIl'on.
Nav 98, 1859. Pr fee 50, ,00
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.ddP. hPSpFtl'ullg'
MICHAEL GOLDMAN.
FEMALES, READ THE FOLLOWING

NEWARK, N. j., Jan. 25.
Mr.. Bennetl:-We take pleasure in stating tha
YOUR Yellow Dock Slrsaparlia gives great salts
'uction in every case.
A very respectable gentleman in formed me tha
1is daughter was troubled with dlihcult menslrn
.,tion and other diseases peculiar to her SEX
She had not had her regular menstrual discharge
tor long time; but by the use OF DR.. GnysoElr
yellow Dock and S4rsaparla was radically
,ured She used TOwn'end's and others with
M, receiving the slightest benefit. lie had one
laughter die from the same cause.
J. B. TRIP & co.
rtAr Price 81 per bottIe--six bottles Ior 50.
Said by J. D. PARK, Cincinnati, U.
North. east eornerof Fourth and Walnut streets
entrance on Walnut STREET.-THE whom all or
iers must be addressed. :,
Corrol!top, C. A. Boegal; New Harrlsburgh
IS. A. Highland; Magnolia, E. J. Barkdull
|Waynesburgh, Couch g. Downing, J. Crevosie
Minerva, Ii. Triu; Richmond, Henry Crew
New Jefferson, A. F. Croskey; Leesburgh'
Archbold; Sleubcnvile, T. S. Heanlng.
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To NshonI Teachers.

The Board of Examiners would respectfully
|call the attention Of the School Teachers of tn"
county to the following statement. The days
named below have been fixed on as the times
Ifnr the exanira ior Of teachers, viz: The first
S uurday OF April, Nay and Ju'y; Also the first
saturday OF September, O;toher and November.
The Bo1rd wish it TO be distinctly undersood
hat they will not giant certificates at any Other
time than on the days above named. The ex@
lmnatons viii be held in The public school house
on Canal street. Til, time Of orening the exam-
ination on the days specified will be 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. 1t IS earnestly requested that candidates
for examination be in attendance punrtually At
the hour. A, sWANEY. M.m5ers
A. s. RAMSAY, ofthe
ROBT. CROS,ER,) Board.
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Relief for the Afflicted.
CLARKE'S
GeDeSee Liniment.

Prepared upon the most scientific principle, and
lin strict accordance with the laws OF chemical at,
Unity thereof, forming remedy better calculated
to permanently cure the following diseases than
any other ever yet discovered:
In man cures Rheumatism, Swellings, Spralns
Bruises, Cramps, Pains in the limbs, back breast
side or hips, weak or stiff joints, tooth'ache ant
pains in any part, &C. In horses, swelling sPlvln
swind-g gals, calous, lameness, spratns' scratches
! old sores, corks, stiff joints, Jumps, ring tone
famed shoulders, &c, &c.
Prepared by DR.. VIM. Clarke, Brooklyn, N. Y
None genuine without the signature OF VIM
Clarke For sale by B. Stevenson, Carrollton, ant
! in every village in the county
May 81, '62.-6m.
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DcntlstrpI
A. w. & w. F. SEMPLE,

Resident Denlin,s of Steubenvile, tender their
professional services to the cIizens Of Carroll
ION, in all matters pertaining to Teeth. Dr.
Semple has been long known in this communi'
" as the OIdesi Practitioner in Eastern Ohio
aud is now prepared 10 insert teeth in Whole oil
Parts of Seus, with or without Artificial Gums
also upon Atmospheric Pressure, or any o'he'
method that may be desired, and oil work viii
be 90. up neatly and elegantly. with view .c
Utility, Comfort and Elegance that cannot be
surpassed.
All operations are warranted, and always re-
paired without charge. Any communication
addressed to A. w. Semple, SleubenVille o..
will receive prompt attention.
June 18, l852.-ly
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Bargains! BargainSn

A fine lot of stole goods, consisting of all arti
les usually found in a country establishment !
,fpred for sale at wholesale, in the village
Magnolia. Stark county, o. A large and commo
Iio1s ware house, store room, aud dwelling
louse, in the same village, are for rent An
person desirous of going into the mercantile bus
ness will find in Magnolia good location ant
itlIe orno competition, The Aforesaid goods wer'
purchased for that market by one who had beel
ioing business in Magnolia a long time, and n
loubI they will find ready sale.
SAML II. GREER, Admr.
apr %, ,52-td. OF WIN. Harkness, decd.
y ruscarawas Advocate and Ohio RePositor
,ony twice and charge this office.
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ELEVENTH INSTALMENT.

The Stockholders Of the Carroll County Rail
road, will pay to John Arbuckle acting treasurer
on or before The 10th of June next, an inslalmen
Of 10 per cent. on the capital stock by them sub
scribed.
lis desirable, in the present condition oi the
work that stockholders be prompt in Their pay
ments. The Company desire to have the wor'
completed as soon as possible, and in order tha
thew be able to do it by the time contemPlaIe'
,hey must have money Immediately,
May 90. H. CoGSlL' President
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DIED-On last "Wednesday mbfning. q, his
residence in Cauol!iou. Mr. JosEPH g. kESNR.
bY, aged about forty years.
Mr. Kennedy was one OF our most worthy
and influential cilizeus. Ills department 10 life
was that Of ChrsIian and gentleman and
bis death a triumphant vindIealiOn Of the dec
laraIion that The "Ihe dead are blessed who die
ia the Lord"
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Saddle Oh, aud Books gone!

If the person who borrowed my halr.worn
saddle and got it at the stable belonging to the
|"Pauon House," will return it, | shall thank
him.
The 3rd volume Of Wheeler's Criminal Ca
'ses, Burns Law Dictionary, Stoughlon's Virgil
Col. Stones Life Of Matthias, The Prophet. sc.
are missing from my book case. These books
should be returned by the borrowers.
]. PEARCE.
Carrolllon, June 9th, '52.-3Is.
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WISTAR'S
EsaIaam Of Wild Cherry.

The great remedy for Consumption Of The
Lungs, affections of the Liver, Asthma, Bron'
chilis Pain or Weakness Of the Lungs, and OH
er affections Of the Pulmonary Organs.
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
il fine Hertal Medcmc-compose chiefly oi
Wild Cherry Bark and the genuine iceland M 1ss
(thp latter imported expressly for this purpose
the rare medical properties of which are also com
bined by new chemir al process with the EXtrac
oil Tar-:hus rendering the Whole compound the
most certain and efiiCaaious remedy ever discover
ed for
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]DIonab, Eoon1 & AnuiI

l. D. Norris will be in Carrollton on the
.28Ih INST. with good assortmen. Of Philadel.
'pha Woolen Goods. which will be sold cheap
for cash or exchanged for Wool. lie deems
it unnecessary TO say any thing in commenda'
lion Of these goods, as they carry with them
Ilher own recommendation. Call and see
sIhem if you do not desire to buy Nothing
Twill be charged for showing them.
June /, SO. ...
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1nOion Doctor

The undersigned has located himself In th'
town Of Canollion, Carroll county. Ohio, where
be will tend TO ell cases that aie entrusted to BIZ
care, both chronic and acute. (t1y- Causers, S,rot
ulas, Rheumatisms, Old Sores, Consumptons. Liy
.er Complaints, female Complaints Of all kinds.
Ofiice-East end Of Main street.
DIR. V. TRAGO.
N. B. Exclusively on the Indian System
June 90, 1853.
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IS Reward.

The above reward will be paid TO any person
who will give such information as will lead 70
5,he suprehension and conviction, before cour'
lol Justice, of The person or persons who destroy
ed portion of my hedge fence at 'he eastern
side Of the grave yard.
May 81, 1852 GEO. T. h6NEui'
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CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS
INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE


Dr. VIM. Y. Btuks, OF Zsnil, Uhlo nigh y re.
spectacle druggist in that delightful village, IN
formed us that the sale OF Wistar's Bilsam OF
Wild Cherry sunpa eled. The demand tGr il
is so eager that he "a scarcely keep hin Il sap
\ lied with il. H has had in his store medicine
for lung affections. Some oil these were cs.eemed
good, hi some gave temporary / lief But since
he had WIsla''s Basem OF Wild Cherry, a num-
ber of the most serious cases were conn litey
cured by its use Il never sol amedcine,' says
the doctor, 'in whjch had that entire confidence
that have in this
Wherever Wfstal's Ba' sam of Wild Cherry is
introduced it al once atltins tha high reputation
which il 20 richly deserves. What can prevent
its sal', when on every hand ca Le witnessed it.
wonderful lures! Tle worst cases OF A'thma,
recent aid dangerous coughs, land also those that
are Of long standng) Bronchitis, or consumption.
in i 3 early stages, are always cured by this re.
mlrknbe maiclue.
ANO TIER ASTONISHING CURE.
Crown POINT It,, jane Is, I849,
J. D. Park-Dear SIR; As lave deep com.
iniseI q ion Tor the afflicted, perm: me to give you
briel history OF my utilcti rs I'd the heneht-
derived from the use of Wia'fr'5 Bal an Of Wild
Cherry. In July. l84t, wa attacked with te.
yer OF a;ybhold Ct claacter wui h lett me 1T a very
dehltaled late, when in the 10 l)wng winter
wa, taken with severe ccl which reduced me
10 such an extent a to give me the app a'ance
OF q confirmed consumptiVe. | anOred uNder 4
Reverr cough, expeco a.ed grea. deal, id va
troubled with eel feet aud night sweats alto
frequently sed blood from my lang. contn-
ued in tins state, gIairally sinkjn ;under the dis
Ease, until Ianua y, Il 4j, wh'n was asa n a
tucked with fever. Ny ex .remites, spec ally IN,
feet, were constantly COLI, al almost lost het
fef Ing. Under these circumstances II may b.
truly said was d living sk,lson. ii al y de
ternre to quit taking medrine prescribed b,
physic a rs, Ind try Wslar's Ral,a of Wild G Ter
~, and from the first week | commenced taking
it can date a ga lu4l recovery. continued IL
use six months. at the end OF which time | "a
cured, aid have enjoyed COOL health ever since
and cheeriulJ recommend the 6a'sOni to all lho''
afflicted with diseases of the Lnngs, and woul
tay 10 those commencing its use not 10 he dscou
aged it two or three bottles do not effect cure
hut pprsevere as have done, a1d have no doub
that nine cases out of ten VIII he blessed viii
renewed health as have been.
JOSEPH JACKSON.
nrPrice s per bottIe-six bottles for $5
Sold by J. f.. PARK. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Canolton. C. A. Bnegel; New Hafrisburgh
S. A. Highland; Magnolia, E. J. Barkdull
Wayuesburgh, Couch & Downing, ]. Crevuse
Minerva. II. Trm; Richmond, Henry Crew
New Jefferson, A. F. Croskey; Leesburgh, |
Archbold; SleubenviIle, T. S. Henning.
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PARTNERSMIP.

Partnership has this day been formed betweer
the undersigned in the mercantile business. unde
the name and style of Cummings d Brackln, AM
we invite all the customers OF the "old corner
and the public generally, to call and see us:
March Is, 1852. J. F. CUMMINGS
/. II, BRACKIN.