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Sheriff Sale.
Robert P. Finpcy sag u
and wife,
VS.. In Partition. f
john NJ. jenkins, aga

Robert P. Finpey gfsgzw vH4
and wife,
,,vs. In Partition. ia
JohA NJ. Jenkins, aesE
| etal.
BY virtue ni an tiliGs GrfleF Of sale issued out
of hc Court Of CoIRnnn Pleas OF Harrison ccun:
ty and Ia me directed, VIII offer Tor sale at tie
door OF he Cont llotsu ia cddiz on Saturday. the
9th day OF October next, 4. ID. ioJ2, hetYrtIL
tho hours often o'clnck, A. NJ, and lonr o'clock,
7. NJ, the following real estntc. with NIL the i'm
provencnts iber,on eIInatt tttin said county, ami
beng the real cstHte OF which TN0mas T. JclikiRs,
late Of said county deceased, seized. viz asA
A part fIhc south east quarter Of section No.
II, township H., und Range of lands sold At
Senbcnvic, commencing, at the West corner of
Abraham MeriiFs par. LleaId quarter, thence
North pciches and % links, thence Eisi to the
section line. thence t'ouIh 5pUrnlos ail 23 links
tolhc North East corner al bnid Morrilps part VI
said section. ;hcucf west 10 tie place of bsgung,
continuing six acres more OF less. Appraised 'at
$40 ls,,.sa,,,r'
Also, lot No. IA in Wilson's addition to, tho
town OF Freeport. Appraised at S35,00.
Also, lots nunbcred 70 and 80 III che town off,
FrGcpor Appraised ut $250,O0. t.,s..s IL
Asu, lots IIumbortd As and 4G in said town Of
FIeepOrt. Appraised at $4,000. &#&a 80
Also, that pacei Of land in the snid towR o
Frcrport. kuown aul desingate,i Ne battle-ground,
which wassold under M net Of the General AS
sembly Of the State Of Ohio (passod in the scar
A. D. 1880 G,r The beneGt Of school district No.
2 in Frceport township, to the said TIP. jenkins
ON which is erected anew piyeFn housesg Ap-
praised ut bIU00,0O. g
: Terms oi sale one third in hnnd on tho day OF
gal;--one third in ono ycnr With interest andones
tir In two ,cars with interest the deferred pay
nelit to be secured by notes and security to the
,atipGetion OF the parties interest. l9ar.lgLt
''' JAMES BOYD, Sheriff.
September, 8, 1852.
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II AIDES and ClIILDRENS STIOES--Com
4 A priSIng every valiciy, some Of the hand.
iuInJst sty les ever offered in this market, call
1t JOHN MCORMlC
Cadis, Sep. %, 1852.
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sIg5YENTE.

4 WOULD respectfully ANNOUNCE TO the citizen
4 UfCadiz thlt have asan taken nay old shop
On Market street, directly opposite the Hardware
store. which was recently occupied by Jones and :
hoper. woald respectfully ask the public to
give me a cnIi at "NnmhCr fwo"
-.E.I MS nL IIIE. GIL AErER-
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E.EYXHS EEiNY ENN

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCEKI,
gNTILL RACrlCE iii Harrison and Tie ad'
Wv Joining counties. Collections, the husI'
ness of Executors and Administrators, Guardians
and Wards, Petitions for Partition, settlement %
E4;atcr, amI all other business entrusted to his
lrc,s will receive his promptattcunoh. Once II
the old stand, opposite Barrctt's Hotel
oGl2a:lY
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ORDER EARLY!

Thccopss of the. few rcmai inlpg hundreds ot
the present edition ME being hurried oil ut pIicp
greatly re.uced from that (Sjl at which tie bal
ancc were sold. to make roum fII n new eGiunn
to bo gotten up in mn gnifcen t and costly sty le
Immediately upon closing out the present one.
Every purchaser is bound tas mater OF lus-
lice ana protection to the coryrighisD by his
saCr cd pledge Of honor, To use the irdcesscs Ter
the Instruction Of himself only, and tc impart tie
information U)laincd from them To no one.
TO obtain the Processes it is necessary to.giye
such,a pledge, with the price, Three Dollars,
enclosed in ii letter, past pad, directed to 2.
MAY MARKI,El, FUnksto wn. Washington Co..
.HGT5 5tand. The Processes will be forwarded
post-raid, 30 the gwen address Be particular to
write the name Of the Post Office, County and
State distinctly; with hose neg Letting this mis-
takes frequently occur.
These preiening it, can order copies OF the
forthcoming edition. will be ready about the
hoIid lys. The price will be Sc orders seat be-
.oro lis issue will be filled us soon as the Copies
are rrnlV for 3
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I'OR HIDES Il SKINS

FHIiE subscribers viii pny cash lul Hides and
Skins at the old stand Of Siem.uors ulsI
L George, in Cadz. They have, an iLtrfAI
Aeepng constautly on hamt an kinds OF i.caihGr /
and skins, which they viii cell ow for casii, Hides
ana sErs, or good bark. /
mario 3no GEORGE & 2iOREY.
take. Icasnre in recommending the nhuye
hrn 20 the public as the best OF Mechapics. aud
as having tho best Of Stock on hanA ,--and also
as lair dt aling men. Respectfully,
S SLENM ONS>
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D I * TIA EIxG EzOUSI.
AN ,sSsrsN f.. SsAs,s6gNgs

Ts52 TIA EIxl IgO USE.
ss1 .30tsN E.. sSAE.s&gIss.
!iain Street, one sqpace North OF the sAspen-
son BrlGsr, Wheeling, Va.
| II Mis- HOUSE, has bcon thoroughly re G;te
4 and supplied with new turHinlru though
Wheeling viii fnd this house every conye-
nicncc necessary to tItrr comfort.
The Best Of Fare and Low Bills.
There is also connrc ted win the house large
and commo Iious sYu29n Aisrs., ana an ex,
collent &~br, nearly new. GL,T" The Eastern
Gnd Western stages call ut this house every day
+ I pnsscN.nls. luns 2, 5?.--lY
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NEy (at,Otss.

~ = Ns N4WtFdy7F. 2 N n"
TTT GOODKfC'H. oH tIio corner of Union
wv and Markcfsq inro. Wheeling, Va.. has
commenced receiving tis large aock OF SPRING.
GOODS. direct from New York and Phiiadeipbia
which viii b., sold atl 80 N advance on Ia stern
cost. All pCrs9ns visiting The city are invited te
cali and exam:hc, ,--no trouble 10 show GuUds,
mi3l
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- rf ti.sTg naHrTos & sHITa.) ! 49,. -
Wholesale Dealerin DRY Goods u


- rf. ti.sTs naMrros & snI4a.), "a
Wholesale Dealeri in Dry Goodsl.i
No. S4 Wood, Sired, PiasBUrg.
4 NOW lSECElVtNG a large assepnsnt
i Fali and Winter D,y 0ooss. fofeigR and
domestic; 10 which n0lnvites 4 aiffnlinL sf
the Western Trade. -
In his stock will be found
sIiceIIs.Es, shrtiuas, TirIfiees. &c.
Rrown shcetings ald shiFsings, an ~ srtislious
BIeached shirings. essrl qHnlity and 1..ish.
osnaburghs. DriAings. Bagsings.
Tiekiigs, nll leading inlkes. "a
SLirIings, stfpcs, SatiVus makes, full assort-
ment '--
kpmn checks, tweedcs and stripes.
Diapers Ga jacquard, blue, grey, bt0~h, and
bleaChed. 80 --------G
An extensive assortment of 3-4, I &, "A scar.
let. While, and Ncllnv, plain Hahnels and metlfS
un,, aud ezra fic and-hearY scarlet. .g,reii, ia.
digo, blne. aud nlix5ii wills, -. FFEFf
f.inscyS.
AEwool: Sillman'sani Wes ierly; high col
nrs, ,ilaids large agd small; red RH,I lue ca ne.
lions Stiffness &c. Alsn. w,Ol and cotton, Ligk
color, Philadelphia lirscts, hedipatf flo, Kr1a
quality.
3-4. s, and G-l, all moul, high eoI'r rll
waved and melted, puuied and TWILIGHT .SE
E-Np
Blncks: fancy CO ors, Belgian .amd doineplic
piece aud wool-'Is ed black, heavy thoGa sAl,
so, Belyers ieils, Helertams Unionts.
g. :, XASsg1gEESES.
| Medium to tra, wnadcd wool, aud piece
! Black dnt skins aud cnssimeres.
Fancy Ucw and desirahie sty l,s.rIlf
shcgps grey. plain and lwillcd qniOnss,
Black ana fancy co'uis. ~ as.
SATBHEETS.
| M,.IiuIn tn taytrp Cylnr tp1v.l
Blacks, blucs, fancy ro!ors. heavy make,
| Fuutcd. sttipcd and notified STYLES y"
TVecds and Jc;ameS
All wool and cotton wraps. in great variety
Stcubcnyi.lG jeans, and heavy lweeds,
Cords, ,,,t .s,a
shaft and Gonoa, bang-up and miners.
PRINTS.
New hllstylos OF, spilgurs. uniOnns, ncrk ms
/ 6 lobe, MVIrmuck Aliens Dumel's, M7nlches.
ter, American. fipxts, girncts. and generally Uf
other styles in niadder, chintz, and shum work
! Blues, blue and orange, blue and green scar
let, plain colors. #aE
Furniturcs, Englisb,fpe black WORK clin,z.
To, les double purpIrs, 3 4, aul "A. Al.
! Mourning prims in great variety.
ssNgissAHES.
! French Gcrman aud Scotch Gin, ,han,a
Glasgow, Lancaster and philadrl phiai Cou
! ty makes, all widths and styles. ..'t
DSSEs$ &SOOBS ..
! Printed and plain, EnyI sh and A ...
la ins, hrwrst designs rH
: Rich printed and plain. Persian, Pa sian snI
Lama clohes aud cassincres
ans printed, and Mo ntlire lie I.,iu.,
medium, and very rich los
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SECURE THE MEANS OF HAPPINESS

Ry becoming in time possessed Of the knowledge the want
0 which has caused tie sickness and poverty of thousands
lu view Of such Consequences wife uohr IS eNcn
sable Il she neglect avail herself of that know ledge 10
respect to herself which would spare her much suler be
lhc Of happiness and prosperity her hUsband aud
confer upon her children that blessing above al prceheal4y
bodies with healthy niuds. That knowledge contained in
ltffia ry,rLn 81
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CHARLES N, ALLI
rKRMs oF srnsc1uPTIoN

Or ona dollar AMI IiitY eynIs in advance, 81
VIC dollars during tic leaT. This rule Nhi b
uictls avirred TO.
Any person, procuring Eve fespOnsible subscIi-
bers she SGntnel, will b, rnIillcd 10 copy iUI
ne saiuclcnyt Of time. Tree.
af. TERMS OF ADyERTIsING.
FOis whole eoiunR, Zone ytaD Sc5,0e
ss half uollhn, Zone YearJ 1910
- quarter, ia '(uue yesT) u 90
For ls lIHes or less, (thieu inscrtiuus) 40
do as9 do zone iHsrit0H) 20
For each additional insertion. -
business CARDS.
ssoi l3lincs, CT less, Zone year $40
= ts.N mdnt.s) 20
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grutniousy Pat up in 80 o. bottles 81 10 do. at
30 each - the lracr holding more an Two small 9nt
ties. jGJk aud tlphsci Every bottle hs
Vaughn's yegciaihe thoutripic Mixture" blown
the glus the nrf,sh signature OF q: e. Vaughn on The
directions, aud g. G. Vaughn, BualO, stamped on ne
e1rk. None oler genrne. prepared BY !IT. Il. Z.
Vaughn, and sold the Principal Office, aOi Mna street,
Buffalo, wluiHsae and rcta. attention given 70 eers
unless post paid post paid letters verbal COMMUNICATIONS
s0iciting advice, promptly attended to, gratis. -
Wholesale Agents, Oleolt, Mex esson & Robins, No. IN.
slaiden Lame, New YORK CLy Mrs. Z. tdder Co, os.
T.. $. Bursa * to, tincnEati j. Owen Co., de-
tgDt Sears & Bay ChieHso Fisk Hall, Cleveland X.
u, Sellers, Pittsburgh; RnsF & Sims, Hamilton, q. W.
and for sale by all tie Ttseine Ilrusg4S throughout ts
United States und CEHeda, aud at gsai By
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DONNETS -Colorcd straw white and dark
I ; colore elk and satin hil.nIsts, so.nctlins
rich, call AZ JOIN WCQftMlCKssst
cadR, sen y, iSo'' - yggaagga
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RATES OF POSTAGE.

ON LETTERs
II paid in advarcr. cCnfs.
lInot paid in HtN nncc, t,nrt.
ON wtIELN NEwsPArfRs.
To all subscribers ii. the cpuutk wterc pub!isl,l,
:, EkEE. 3" FL aAI
More than so miles tIisjaEt. cts. vor Guar
Over SO. and under 2DJ miles, lG' " ,i,,s
Over 3nn and underl, ,O50, Is - - Gu
OVer .D0O and under ,005, ~ - to
Agents f0T. gic Scm;iup'.
The following named geu'lrmrn are nur an-
thOfized agents To receive snbsc iiri"!s. udyrT-
lisemrnts, aud Job Work. al contracts nadc
BY them will h1 strictly fulfilled by Us:
FnepoI- Joseph Allen. ..,.....
MoorcGed--A, al Sctrcitcr.
Wcstchesicr--W Fleming.
Frankn--Dr. +. CunawaY
Rumley--Jacob Grtshall
Short CrceR--Aca l!u.,:.eg.
sIock--Jutres lIn8c!id
Alhtns--Dr. TEAas2 tla,llry
tircen--l0ba Wiil.iu.
ticrman--John Brown.
korth--A F. CrusHry.
Monrt e-Elcnry u Heller.
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Possessed tho Information contained in lr yeams (WA
II the reach Of AM which would spare TO herself
YEARS OF MISERY,
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Local Agents Wanted.

In every town. and all through tie country.
great numbers Of these rnlcs can be disposed of
10y any one who will only take the trouble to
trlt the want Of awd will gladly obtain. H.e
nature O! the business allows amy o.,e to act as
tgcnt, and TO energy ensures a ,r&~ reward ,
As before explained the Rnzjpcl Cquiling yreir.
y, orders rum a&rns are u'Ied il s"prrlir ,".ti-
ID ~ 2Iu2cs iJr d,hYv'y laiotfsh tNcir bmuGs
When number oithreo copies or moe are or
Tered with lie remittance mt one tome, 33 per
cent. is allowed 10 be retained ns III, gent .
&c; and 81 per cent. Oh Oldcrs for eight lo,ys'.
~rn %. l2-1!n.
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FOR sALE!

TIE subscriber olIels at private sale, at his,
residence. near LacoywilIe. TWO GOOD.
YOKE OF OXEN, FIVE years old, and weil
Sfoke. Amy person wishing bargain would do.
well to cali WM. PATTERSON.
sept. Is, 1865,
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~ proof " ere in this distressing class Of comnnrls Fee
the effect of mercury will find the hlcns powers o ls arm
ce net immediately and the poisonous nnef erudca'ed
ftiiu the syslen. -, 49,.
The y disinrt properties which compcte this article, mnni
feat teascves particularly IN the application of the Goni;
p0unl l0r the di,trt.-Ius class Of complaints Which head
Ibis paragraph. For vr!nus There has been used IN thu
north of Europe
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S'iS
rIa,n and figured black and coIerc,I Jresa
,tfeyEr tGo0HS. S,Eft
npnras, hi" Ok no '. aud Inncy cnlurs
Rch alpaca iuGrcs, low To SUPER, nv e.z s-.-
Mandr anlt o ic;uIs. tisu-c,l lust rs
6.Eand IL high culotc,i 1ol lb;rrs9, and Tara.
naEuH.
G-l shot and new stylrs T.y one.e Iuslro
ACOEch DOGfgS a
4 large variety Of lt1cs, ei,inss. insertiu-s.
riu.,s, hnvn lncrs, Sc, iHc, nets. cambrics.
swiss muit, Victoria lawns. hair curd and fancy
s!!ip1 camOfiss, tape, saith and swiss sirints
Ve~tEags.
Nnlancia, cash;nGc, silk and sa n YES lI,?ga
Hosiery. -
Wnnnrs cotton untt -~orsttai, cashmere al
pacn .nr mrriuo, plain and fancy hnl.-i@,sr,
II 4 ind drawers in great valley am,i st, lcs,
fS5.esy gi%. : EtE T.
Cashmere and feccy iprt briln, uoolen. kid
ani huch gt"Ycs and nt.s
Gts5z1'&pss1S. v.-a.a
"n'Irn crnvH''. ne k ties. II large assortGcnl
lor "nd boys, a.A
gGs!sBsS%. ..,-.,t..{
Fanny dark ST! lra boln,rrs, cap and meek, new
,iy les. a"A.t
ss&Hs}S&ERSt'S5Ga
PGnln'I p"n ;"n., best Sly, =. m,id>r sad
rhin'zw"k, haWGannns spi .talrIJs. ontt,1l ~. /
wa Va - llIiG!i ~ utiC Ii TX all
A{,ReEsS.
| I."w ,r''ed winter thawIs and hAk'fs. square
iNd iong .h,"ls, ni bay state, 3ylvider., water
10 S" 'toh, HH tUIhrr n.nkns Nil styles, plan
aud fancy. ,a.
LINENS ..aI
tti'. !,nrns. shectin;s aiiI c,uth nubrpllas,
'rs> "tI'rs, spnu c,ttone. sewing silks. threads,
&c anE r~oiy e.crip,i,n oI variety goo'is,
"h'i "'i''t' MOI "mrmc'a'o1, Ia meet the wants
"I ciy ana county draIcra.
His a's"rtrn"nl viii b" sept h.l throughout
the 't'e.hl. al he respect ully asks NIL whoris
lis the IN ,rket to call and cXrnIir his prcea
T3vl vii prove to BE- its lnw as tl.e same ,,,id,
can be ugat by the iircr, est or wsst. r ~
! Nrst. 70 merchants who M, have been 20
the * ""s. # guug to New York or Phi adj i.
lIhin. vii hud IN TINS nIltItt. Auch large aos"rI-
nrnts"t every d"srrpti N nf goods. and ofuIei
at snrll prices, ;ts wi t,.Iivinrc them they wGuId
do letter /" lay in supplies hcre, svc'y nI"n II
or so. than 10 he Mt The less of, X ,"se and iNs
al" a,IkinG lalg" purchases in gVinE east
Cu'ur rn,i. see and uhnp far uu. selves
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KUTUSOFF.

This old General, the same who commanded
the Russians in the great battle of Borodino,
has been almost deifed, heretofore, by the abb
solutists of Europe for his supposed success
full resistance to Napoleon. Not man, who
has abused Napoleon from hate or for hire, has
been found to deny him the honors of an
Apotheosis. Even Byron says of him, at the
siege of Ismail:
uKntusoff he who afterwards beat back
with some assistance from the frost and SNOWY
Napoleon on his bold and bloody track,
It happened was himself beat back just now.
He was Jolly fellow, and could crack
His lest alike in face of friend or foe,
Though life and DE- ath and victory were at stake.
But here it seems his jokes had ceased to take"
This, however, seems to be an age for UNI
making heroes, who, we are told by the way,
are never such to their ralets. A German
General, in the Russian service, named VOL
zogen, has lately published narrative of his
personal experience during the campaign of
1912, in which he strips the old halfsayage of
all his borrowed plumes. He was an aide of
Barclay de folly whom Kutusoff superseded.
and from his position was enabled to see much
that was concealed from the general view, He
says iuoa boiSiuyi inc iuS nero OF tnat dread
| full war, was sacrificed, much against the in.
| clination Of the emperor Alexander, to the
Jealousy of the Russian Noblesse who could
not bear 10 see foreigner at the head of the
army. He describes katusoff as a worn ont
debauchee, without either courage or ability,
| but possessed of boundless ambition. and an
Infinite degree of cunning. During a most
critical period of the battle of Borodno fthe
most tremendous conflict of modern times.1 as
member of the staff of Barclay, he was Or
dered to bear him certain intelligence OF very
| important character. He found him at dinner
with his staff two miles from the field of battle.
and entirely out of the line of fire. He was
perfectly Ignorant of what was going on in
front. Though beaten to jelly, he sent a dis
patch to Alexander, announcing a victory, OF
| the very moment when his forces were exec utng
| most disastrous retreat upon Moscow. VOL
| zogen says he was afraid to send an aid with
this dispatch, lest the emperor might find out
the true state of the case. Ii was. therefore
entrusted to a mere Chasseur, who knowing
| nothing could not consequently betray him,
He says that barclay was The true hero of ,his
battle, that he was always in the hottest of The
| Tight and that nearly all his staff were either
killed or wounded.
Col. Benton, il was, we believe, who snnkr
about "yindicating the truth OF history y,
what Is the truth of historyi What depen-
denee can be placed on any thing that history
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~Rockbridge Alum water. -RIc,so,n

August LIST, 1s5o.-John H. Seawes, Esq:-Dear
sir-Haying used and witnessed the effects of
the Roek5rtdse alum Spring Water on different per
sons tee much pleasure in stating the high OPINION
entertained of its great medical value of which YOU
are the sole agent for the United States can truly
say that have suffered more than thought could
bear Having been affected for four or i've wears
with the worst bowel complaint, accompanied with
cough and dyspepsia procured the best m dical adj
vice, and found nothing to relieve me- After being
Frustrated by disease for that length of time com
menced using the Alum Spring Water, and in the
course OF few weeks found decided change for
the better. At this time (now three months since |
commenced the use of the Waterl feel restored to
health, my appetite is good, and my strength re-
gained. Indeed Ifeel like another man. can safe.
~ recommend the Water to others, and have done
som several cases. wish you all the success magi
nable. You are at liberty to make what use Won
think proper of this letter. But my changed coudi
ton and appearance is the best testimonial could
bring to those who have known of my sickness du.
ring the last four years Accept cir assurances of
my personal esteem, and believe me- &c,
T. j. BETHEL.
The subscriber is still the sole agent for the sale
ofthis celebrated Water and ,receiying from time
to time fresh supplies from the above Springs.
JOHN II. SEAYRES,
re 16-ts Columbian Hotel.
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ficted world read "A monument from whose base
to the top stand out in bold relief the names of our
own citizens who have been restored to health by
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture, a medicine that
cures more than nineteen out of every twenty who
try it.
We have certificates from Hon Henry Clay and
r. M. Johnson-ene from Captain Canot, brother
to the eminent Physician to the President of the
French Republic, who was cured of Rheumatism
Of seven years standing-also, one from Robert
Gault, rheumatism seven years. Mr.. oldham, Bal
timore Custom House, dreadful case of Dyspepsia,
and from hundreds of others. All must admit the re
never has been such mass of testimony given in
favor of any other medicine, which is so pleasant
and taken in such small quantities See advertise.
ment in to days paper.
Call on o. A. STREcKER and get pamphlets
gratis. fe 25-dts
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Correspondence Of the Dispatch.
The Worlds Fair for Nep York-Shi;
Ferer.
New YORK., Monday, Feb. %.

I'VE" AohA, moHudts 4 Gu. I'd.
The ex-commussioner of the United States.
to the Worlds Fair, Mr.. Riddle, has nearly
completed his plans for the approaching
Worlds Fair in New York. In previous
letter, | mentioned the locality selected at
Reservoir-Square; il is now said that the edi-
fee which it is proposed TO erect will cover
superficial area of 10000 square feet. The
cost will be 100000, of which sum large
portion has been subscribed. Contributions
from many of the English, French, German.
Hungarian, and other exhibitors at London.
are promised for this occasion. If Mr.. Riddle
and his associates can find the means 10 fulfil
tfoir intentions, the event will mark a new era
in the history of Industrial purposes in Amer.
can. l. is to be hoped that the project will
succeed.
The progress of the ship.fever, instead of
lessoning, has advanced. Considerable alarm
begins TO be created in the minds OF our c;,;.
zens. Yesterday policeman of the thirteenth
ward, took the disease, and died very shortly
afterwards. s'o''y
The American Geographical and Histoy;e,,
Society OF this city, has chosen Hon. GEORGE
bancroft Its President for the ensuing wear
The organization is useful one, 80.
Yours, M.