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MARRIED -OA Saturday,, ADriI q4.h, By
jonathan Milbourn Esq, MIR. HENRY WArHEY,
TO Miss MARY JANE MANFULL, both Of Augusta
tp., Carroll CO., o.
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OF We exclude our usual variety Of news
and miscellaneous articles, in order to give en-
tire the new tax law. 1t is so vely !org it took
the latest hour we could delay to get it in, and
the paper worked off in tine for the mails. We
will have something TO say about it hereafter.
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OF A supplemental bill ia before the lfgsllturp
extending the time for the assessors to make their
return until The third Monday of May. The bill
will probably pass.
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LEATHER. HIDES AND OIL

6000 SlDRs SPANISH AND SLAUGHTER
SOLE LBATHER-.3OOO Slaughter Palris
Hides; WiIh large sock Of OIL, Curriers' Tools,
and every anice in The line.
Also. 200 cases Boots, Shoes and Robbers, Of
Massachusetts Manufacture, all Of which will
be sold a prices eniIrely satisfactory 10 purchas
eTs. J. II. CRIT rENDEN.
Cleveland. OcIober. 10. 1851.
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ESTATE OF Joseph DAYHUFF.

"I ESTATE OF JUSEPH UA1TIUFFsI
Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has
been appointed and qualified as Administrator of
tile estate of Joseph Dayhuf, late of Carroll coun-
ty, Ohio, deceased. Those indebted will make I'M
mediate payment; and those having claims against
said estate will present them, legally authentica-
ted, within one year from this date. '.D..''
WILLIAM CAMERON, Admir-.
April 20, l85e.5ala Van Brown, An'y.
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Good News for ,T,e Ladies.

The largest and prettiest lot Of Dress Goods il
town can be found at Cummings g. Brackn's,-
Plain and figured Bereges, Silk POplins, Sill
variety of New styles, which we offer at veay low
prices Call and see
- ~. =. CUMMINGS g. BRACKIN.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

The undersigned has been appointed and qualifi.
ed as Executor of the estate of Robert Peoples de-
ceased. Those having claims against said estate
will present them legally proven within one yea
from this date. JOHN A. PUTT0RF,
April l6, 1862. Executor
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Lowest Figure.
FOREST CITY HOUSE.
Formerly the DuHham House. ]
w. a. SMITH, PROPRIETOR

W. a. SMITH, PROPRIETOR.
This large and commodious establishment has
been thoroughly repaired, and renovated through
out, and will compare favorably with any of the
first class Hotels in the state. 1t contains more
than one hundred rooms, all in complete order
The house is beautifully situated on the Public
Square, near the Court House. in the centre OF bus
mess, and has the advantage of pure air and an
open space around it. The table is furnished with
the best the markets afford, and the Proprietor is
determined to spare neither expense nor effort, to
render the Forest City pleasant stoppngplace, to
thOse who may visit Cleveland either on business
or in the pursuit Of pleasure. An Omnibus is al
ways in readiness to convey passengers to and from
the depots and steamboat landing.
Cleveland, April I6, 1852.
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Gbe "l1niOu,
A Splendid Work Of Art.
.......n.......

10 progress Of Engraving, the celebrated
NATIONAL PICTURE,
BY T. II. MauesOn, Esq, entitled the UNION.
The subject Of this picture, is one that viii
touch the heart Of every true American. 1
represents near the centre Of the picture, q
bust of the immortal
WAsHIN NGTON,
(WiIA the Constitution oflbe United SlaIes,)
Upon pedestal, surrounded with massive IRA
perry, as having just been crowned by
WEBSTER AND CALHOUN,
The representatives Of the North and South
and over them is lowering the GENIUS or PEACE.
In the right hand corner is President FILL,
MORE, resting his hand on the National
Shield, and at his feet fallen crown and bro.
ken sceplre, typical of the prostratiOn Of Mon
archy before the march Of Repablicanism. Ia
the distance is seen a temple surmounIed bv
The GENIUS OF LIBERTY. 10 the centre Of The
picture. is seated that venerable aud MosT DIS,
TINGUlSHED STATESMAN
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a. The National Wig Convention will meet
al Biltnore, on the l4th June AD
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THE STATE OF OHIO, CARROLL CoUN.
TV &C

THE STATE OF OHIO, CARROLL COUN.
TY. IS.
Meredith Capper, Admins Court Of Common
traitor of David Capper, Pleas, June term,
VS.. 1852. Petition to
Mary CaPPer ct. ais. complete real con-
tracts.
To Mary Capper, widow, of Carroll county,
Ohio, and Michael Capper, Stephen Cap2er Ebson
Stewart, and Elizabeth Stewart, his wife, of Van
Vert county, Ohio, and David Capper, Angelina
Capper, Susan Cspper, James Capper, Rebecca
Capper, Thomas Capper, Amanda Capper, Hannah
Capper, William Thompson anI Jane Thompson,
his wife, John Saltsgiver, and Mary Saltsgiver,
his wife, Elias Harbangh and Sarah Harbaugh, his
wife, and James Smith, Guardian of John Capper,
minor. Of Carroll county, Ohio. You will take
notise that on the Sd day of April, 1852, filed in
the Office Of the Clerk of the court of common
pleas of Carroll county, petition which states
that David Capper in his life time entered into two
several contracts in writing for the sale of land
one with Thomas Cummings, and one with Sabas-
ian Shrader, that he died before completing either
of said contracts or making deeds to said purchas-
ers respectively that to enable petitioner. as ad-
ministrator Of David Capper, to make deeds to said
purchasers aforesaid, and collect assets, he will
move the court at the next term for an order to
make the deeds to said purchasers for the land sold
them by David Capper and described in the writ.
ten contracts in the petition mentioned, and for
such relief as is allowed by law, &C.
VAN BROWN, An'y
April 9, l852.--4w. for Petitioner.
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HAMPTON 4 SMITH
Have now open large stock Of
Spring L Summer DRY Goods,

OF every description. and their assortment, wi
be kept FRESH and large throughout. the season.
Their prices will be as LON, and their STYLES oil
goods os desirable. as can be offered in anY Easl.
ern Chy-and they trust they W be engbipd to
retain their old aud large trade against any con
petition, East or West.
OF They -sPectiuIY solicit Merchants to ex-
anime their stock and prices when pre- par
ing for their spring supplies.
Pittsburgh NJ rrrh Gosh, 1852.
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NOIice.

Tne interest Of WIN. C. McKibbin, in the firm
Of Hampton, NTH & ca. ceased on the 25lh OF
October last.
II .mplon L NTH will continue the Wholesale
Dfy Goods business, as heretofore, a. No. 81
Wood Street.
Pittsburgh, Jan. LIST, 1859.
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Law NOTICE.
G. SINCLAIR.
J. G. ICSsEY,
HUsSEY & sINCLAIH,
Storage, Shipping & Commission Merchants

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
White LEAD, Glass, Fish, Salt, Plaster, Re. &c.
No. 10, cn Dock, and 1873, River-st.,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
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Notice;

The Eastern Banks are EOinE down!
! will pay Ohio funds and the Highest price
al that, for WheaI ell Winter.
ALSO
want 10 commence buying horses about the
middle Of December, and WIl pay cash fJr
good horses. GEO. ARBUCKLE.
Malvern, Nov. 2I, '5I.
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HENRY CLAY,

And it is the last and only accurate likeness ev.
er taken Of that lluslrious and honored man.
Grouped in tho PlcIure, are large size full
length Portraits Of the following
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LAW MOI
ECKLEY NDAYIS.

Attorneys and COHHseIiOrS al Lav,
HAVEenlered into partnership, and illpraetiee
at their profession in Carroll and the adjoining
eOanties. All business entrusted 10 them wilrs
eive prompt attention. Office in the frame buila-
ing, opposite the west door Of the court house
maF0 40
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HOUSE Il SIGN PAINTING.
kennedy & COLEMAN.

All kinds of work in our line executed in the
most approved style and on moderate terms. Give
us call. shop at the southeast corner of the
public square H...
GEO. F. kennedy,
DAVID NJ. COLEMAN.
Carrolion, O., April 8, I852,-3m.
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on hand and Tor saleby CUMMINGS g BRACKIN.
NHOES, LADIES' CATERS of all colors, Jen-
ny Lind Slippers, with full assortment of all
kinds Of the very best MAKE, rom hsndd and for
sale. cheap, bYdw CUMMINGS & BRACKIN.
'RONNETs ANDBONNET SILKS, a large aud
-Habeautiful assortment, together with splendid
lot Of new style ribbons and trimmings just re-
ceived and for sale. very cheap by
CUMMINGS. 81 BRACKIN.
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Neru GOODS


now offered for sale at the old corner on Main
street by
CUMMINGS & BRACKIN.
We have just the incest, cheapest, and best LOT
Of Dry Goods ever offered in this market, and we
are determined to sell at the very
Lowest Figure ......
Our stock embraces almost every article YOU
could name in the Dry Goods and Grocery lines,
from the finest Broadclpths to the lowest priced
prints-from hogshead Of sugar to a nutmeg, and
we are sure we can suit every body that calls.
Bring along your cash or produce, and we will
udorn you with the incest dress or the cheapest
coat you have worn for "coon's age"
Call and see our goods anyway and "let Us reason
together" about them little while.
April is, 1859. j. p. CUMMINGS,
J. II. BRACKIN.
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aIiErnia

Is sedueing her thousands to the modern II Do
rado, and they madly tear themselves awsy from
their friends and homes never rejecting thst they
can more surely realize fortune BY staying at
home and buying the
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Qbe Carroll Gree Dress
R. CROSIER, Editor.

CarrOlItOn,::::::;:::Friday, April 80, 1862.
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! do hereby certify that have read and COM
pared The proof of the foregoing acts. and that
they are correctly printed from the copy certi
fed and forwarded by the Secretary OF State
F. S. McKEAN.
Aud. Car roll co.
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To Township assessors.

Carro!Iton, Feb. q, 1852.
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R. VAN DIEM. Agt.
No. Z Hammond Street, ". Y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-11
KOSSUTH.

This hero, OF a passed season, seems to have
out-lived his popularity more completely than
any other person whose career ever came under
our observation. He arrived in New York, on
the 7th., from Albany, in the steamboat Aida,
and went quietly TO his quarters at the Irving
House, without attracting the slightest atten.
ton. The thousands upon thousands, who
were so uproarious in greeting his advent have
disappeared as suddenly and as mysteriously,
as though they had sunk into the earth! AS
long as Kossu,h was a novelty, he drew as
any other,novelty will always draw. When he
ceased to be such he ceased, also, TO be fol-
lowed or sought after.
Whatever NAV have been our original i'm.
pressions, we are now firmly convinced that
kossuth never designed to return to Hungary
as long as it remains in its present condition,
for the purpose of ravolutonizing it. He is
evidently not the man to struggle with the
fierce elements of a great popular crises,
how well fitted soever he may be for exciting
| one. Much as there may be of the orator in
his composition, he docs not seem to have the
slightest touch of the martyr, and he could not
but know, that TO land in Hungary were to
run the risk of death. How, indeed, could a
man who had failed SO signally when he had
l30, 900 veterans at bis back, be expected to
renew the perilous game, with nothing to back
him but his own resources, and the aid of ma
ton four thousand miles from the scene of con-
fict?
We have no doubt, that Kossuth was promp.
ted to the display v hch he made of himself by
his vanity and love of notoriety. Adulaton
has been dealt out to him for so long time,
| and in SO large measure, that he cannot live
without it. He must gill space in the eyes of
| the living generation-must be written and
talked about-or he must languish. As for
| his going to Hungary, to fight, We believe that
though he may have fancied he intended to do
so, yet he entirely mistook himself. He has
found his level, as every man will do, in this
world of ours, as certainly as water.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-11
rHr CHINESE in CALIFORNIA.

The Ner York Herald compares the slnpid
and selfish policy recommended BY Governor
Digler, with regard to the Chinese, to the si.sa
and sedision policy Of old John Adams which
would have excluded all Foreigners from par
t;cipating IN the benefits Of the Union. The
cases are exactly parallel, and both ore in
utter violation of the constitution of the United
States. We hope in this latterit will not be
tolerated by the authorities, and that few
selfish men may not be allowed to destroy, for
what they imagine TO be their own personal
interest, the most glorious prospect ever held
out TO nation. We are, at this time, more
favored by the Chinese than any other nation
under the sun. Il is ourtrue policy to encour-
age, and not to repress this feeling. They
are ready TO throw into our laps, unsolicited.
the very boon for which England would spend
half her revenue. And at this time, and under
these circumstances, the very people whom
they are thus DESTROYS to favor, are called up
on to treat their offer with contumely Ii IS
the most monsuous piece of stupidity Tue
worl d ever heard of The expulsion OF the
Moors from Spain, and ofihe Huguenots from
France, were strokes of wisdom compared 10 IT,
The main pretext for this narrow and aroi'
trary policy, is too absurd to require serious
refutation. We are told that the Chinese
work too low. What if they do? Is there
not, in California, gold enough not only for
those who have come, but for those who are
to come. for ages Do the American workmen
a, tho mines rece;ye wares and is there aDy
danger that the low price at which the Chinese
work will have the effect of reducing their
wages7 Certainly not. The case is not that
of a number of persons engaged in manufacture.
ing or agricultural labor. Every man has
what he can get, or where associations are
formed, the proceeds are fairly divided. There
can be no danger, Unless there be scarcity Of
the precious mineral, which is not even pre-
tended.
1t is of the last importance to the civilized
world, to break down the barriers which exist,
to free commu nication with Eastern Asia, for
if it were done, there would be fogr hundred
millions more ofpersons to trade with, than
there are at present. We are fitting out an
expedition 10 accomplish this very object, in
Japan. The gold in California is doing it as
fast as possible in China. And these great
objects-objects which the whole world has
been pursuing from the most remote antiquity
are about to be rendered unattanable, when
almost within our grasp, by the stupidity of a
Governor, and the avarice of body of mi
ners
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-11

NORFOLK fTEMs.-On Tuesday last, poll
was opened in Norfolk, 10 take the sense of
the voters in relation to subscribing 5000, 600
to the stock of the Norfolk and Petersburg
Railroad. The vote resulted, 400 for and 81
against.
Agreat piscatoriul feat was performed by q
club OF gentlemen in Norfolk, on Monday. In
little less than four hours they caught 1898
fish.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-11
FROM CAYENNE.

The New York Herald has a copy of pa
per from Para, which contains story about a
sea-combat off the shore of Cayenne, between
two vessels on one side, and one on the other
the two conquering the one. Ii was con
Jectured that there were French exiles on
board the single vessel, and that they had re.
VOTED. The combat was said to have taken
place on the 22d April. The story needed
confirmation
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u PRESERVE YOUR HEALTH

PRESERVE IOOk HEALTH
Now is the time for Cholera Morbus, Dyspepsia,
Bowel Complaints of various kinds, Dysentery and
Bilious Fever Persons subject to either or all of
these complaints need not fear their attacks if they
will but use few bottles of Bakers Celebra.
ted Premium Bitters, the best tonic and alter.
alive that the skill and science of ever yet in.
vented. These BITTERs are purely vegetable in
their composition and entirely free from all those
poisonous and nsuseating substances that create
languor and nauseousness of the stomach when
taken; but having opposite effect, they exhiler
ate the system, sharpen the appetite, expel impro
per secreuons create healthful circulation of the
blood, and produce such flow of spirits as of itself
tends greatly to relieve from indigestion and bill
ous affections. They may be token by Doth sexes
in every condition OF life, and will be found an in
valuable medicine for infants and adults.
TO be had in Richmond at the Drug Stores OF
A. BODEKER, ADIE 81 GRAY, BENNETT &
BEERS, PURCELL, LADD & CO, and GAYNOR
e. WOOD, Main street; III. BLAIR, WIN. p. LADD
and sEABROOK 81 REEVE, Shockoe Hill.
nv 24-ts
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BURGLARY IN PETERsBuRG.--An at,emp,
was made to rob the Exchange Office Of Paul
& Hinton. in Petersburg, last Tuesday. The
burglars, however, only succeeded 10 securing
about thirty eents-their efforts 10 break open
he safe proving abortive. Messrs; P. 4 H,
offer 500 for the detection Of the thieves.
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THE WEEKLY DISPATCH,


For Friday, June IL. is now ready and for sale
at this ofIice. It's contents embrace the follow
ing interesting matter
Editoriai-A Little One Sided; Great Sale
Of Pictures Expulsion Of the Chinese from
California The Democratic Nominees Sir
John Franklin The Irish and Hungarians |;
Fourth of June; The Chinese in California !;
The Homestead Bill; Awful Catastrophe !;
Ninth of June; The Holy Alliance and
France Alboni; Smaller Articles.
Literary-Good as Wheat, or, Seven Up
for Wife RAM Butting Adkins Letter Of
the Cinnamon; Anecdotes, &c.
Misceianeous-Ful reports Of the proceed
ines OF the late National Democratic Conven.
ton Legislative Proceedings; Account Of
the Temperance Jubilee; Report of the late
Indignation Meeting in Henrico County, and
the Baptist Anniversaries Foreign and Do.
mestc News Correspondence, &c.
Price 3 cents per single copy; 81 per an.
mum.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-11

@s WARD. -CARPET BAG LOST
pO Was taken by mistake or stolen from the
passenger cars at the Richmond aud Petersburg
Depot, Cd Thursday night he 18th OF May, a large
Carpet Bag, containing sundry clothing and pa.
pers. The ABOVE reward will be paid on its de-
livery at the Richmond and Petersburg Depot, and
no questions asked
Office r. and P. X. R., June 10th, 1852
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DIsAsrER.-The schooner Ready" of and
Tor Philadelphia, from Norfolk, went ashore
on Smiths Island, Tuesday night, and imme.
diately sunk. Her cargo. consisting of last
blocks and tar, will be total loss. One of,hs
crew was drowned,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-11

FINxD.-yacob woodson was duly fned for tn
improper driving of one Of his teamsters.
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Low PxrcEs-We call attention to the advertise.
ment of L. Hyneman, No. SO Broad street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-11

- Mexican nIu.tane Lip;me

.y Mexican Mustang Imminent, I'm
provement, Progress, Growth.-These are now the
order of the day. And the great desire for these is
the Doving cause to.the great advancement now in
operation in the Medical world New light blazes
up and old practises and old mixtures are discard
ed. The six new astonishing combinations in the
Mustang Liniment enables it to penetrate flesh,
nerve and muscle, and drive out disease and assist
healthy, which is evidently the true cause why it
is SO successful and why many physicians that
are acquainted with its virtues prescribe and re-
commendit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-11

- Wild Cat and osher Indian chiefs, havs
arrived IN Mexico, 70 visit The President.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-11
s The Greatest spring Medicine =
Carter's spanish Mixture-The ONLY pm.

EY- The Greatest spring Medicine =
Carter's Spanish Mixture-The only Pu.
rifier of the BtOod.-This wonderful and truly
valuable Medicine has been tried by great mum.
Der of our citizens, and has performed more cures
(sone most astonishing) all the balance OF the
articles so extensively advertised put together II
Is the only certain and unfaing remedy for MER.
CURIAL DISEASES. It will cure Syphilis in the
primary and secondary stages, can be testified
TO by hundreds OF grateful patients whom delicacy
forbids naming in public For diseases OF the
LIVER it has never failed. 1t positively cures
Scrofula and Eruptions of all kinds. Blo,ehes on
tue Face, and roughness OF the Cuticle are In Q
short time entirely removed Numbers of certid.
Gates from gentlemen Of the first respectabi ity
could be given, hut as the article lie made in the
county OF HeLrico, any ore not acquainted with
the medicine can the maker in person. 1t con
tains noxious or hurtful articles. can be- given
with IMMUNITY in any weather, and viii be found
the best medicine for the spring which can be used
or has ever been tried.
Cali and see the directions, with q description
and history of the medicine aud number OF
wonderful certificates from persons you know.
BENNETT 4 BEERS, Druggists. No. les Main
street, are the sole Agents tor the sale of 1t In
Richmond, who will supply Druggists and others to
sell again, aud to whom all orders must be address
ed. a. II must pass Through their hands.
my 4--3m
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- TO THE PUBLIC.-The celebrated
"FLErCHER'S HAIR TONIC manufactured by
John Johnson, under American Hotel, having such
wide spread notoriety, for its wonderful properties
in preserving and beauifying the hair, the manu-
facturer would repeat 0hrough this extended cir
culation) that he does not mean to part with his
right to make and vend it in the State of Virginia
His attention having been so often called to his adj
vertisement he deems it appropriate to say to his
friends aud the public that he is still manu(actur
for it-those have not been able to be supplied
may rest assured that now they can have this de.
lehtful and valuable Tonic, by applying under the
American Hotel, or to r. r. Duval, Seabrook g.
Reeve and Bennett & Beers
je7 AMERICAN HOTEL.
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% HGeP yOur nioou Fufe.-In order 10
would remind our readers that the s.ons 80
needful" is to keep the blood pure; and in ordsr e
accomplish this we know of no greater puri6e, ~
the blood to recommend than the celebrated n. ~
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture, which Sy Il.
wonderful cu,e s has established for tsslf a repu
tation far SURPRISING any medicine known. w.
would respectfully call the attention of the sic,aS
to another certificate of the strongest charactsr
which may be found in another column Of chr y.
per, and would also remind them that this rna a.
cine is kept in city by o. A. STaECKER Man
Street. who is supplying the trade at proprietor's
prices Call aud get pamphlet gratis.
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