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The following case Of Ben.jah Hughes 10 one
of tho most astonishing on record. After forty
years sickness. two years excruciating tortue.
the ainputaton Of one leg, and the body and limb.
almost a mass Of eating. purifying, dischsrging
ulcers, TO he cured by eight bottles Of Guysou'.
Extract Of Yellow Dock and Sarsapariita. 70 al
most uiir acuious:
Read the Certificate
TALLAPoosA Co Ala. jan 2. 1852.
DR., Guysott-Dear Sir: send you this to Ger
tify TO you that your Extract Of Yellow Dock and
Safsapara has performed one of the most won
derfui cures on ne that has ever been effected OF
man
tons on my legs aud feet; ia l8ls they got so bad
that had to 60 OH crutches. and in iS49 had
Que leg amputated above the knee. In about moe
months after my other leg broke out in large eat
ing aud running sores from my kuee to my foot.
aud discharged great deal of offensive matter.
My groin also broke out in large b,les, which dis
charged much offensive matter, aud at the same
time my left hand broke Gut ia large running sore.
nearly 10 my elbow.
The misery that have suffered for the last two
years cannot describe to you. | was in such
agony that I never rested day or night I wa.
given up 10 die, aud hy the help OF God hac
IN ade preparation for death. aud had pointed out
TO my family the place TO bury my remsins
In October last my son brought me one Of your
bottle wrappers; | read it, and found record of
| some wonderful cures performed by your "Ex
tract Of Yellow Dock aud rsapariiia.'' sent
and got two bottles Of il, and commenced taking
it. In two weeks. TO my great astouishment. Ny
sores all became easy. and could sleep all night
| thing had not done for two years. When |
had taken six bottles, my had nearly all heal
| ed My sores got we'll as If hy euchan,ment I
have now used IN all eight bottles of your ''Ex-
tract Of Yellow Dock aud Sarsapariila. :" aud now
consider myself well. I am at loss for terms to
set forth the worth of this medicine. ar 10 express
my gratitude for wha, i, has done for me. / mus,
call it the Savior of man from misery while living
| upon earth.
entreat all Of the afflicted to try this medicine,
tor believe il wilicure any known disease in the
world Lay aside all prejudice and just try it,
aud proclaim it's great worth to suffering mankind
and autreat them to take il, Tor il viii cure
them.
| Shly case 10 we'll known in large portion OF
South Carolina, Georgia and Alabama. and if any
| should doubt the above cure. invite them to call
| on me. and will show them the scars. can be
found in Tailapoosa Co. Alabama, one mile from
S.oe's Ferry.
BENAJAH HUGHES.
GJ-Putup in quart bottles. 81 per bottle. Six
| bottles for So. Sold by JOHN D PARK. s
N. E. corner Fourth and w slnut streets, Clio.
cinnati, Ohio, 10 whom all orders must be address
| ed.
For sale by J. A. g. G. H. Davenport
Woods6eld; H. E Kotzebue, Malaga;
Pollock. Carter & Co., Sunfsh; NJ. p
Miles q Son, Somerton; Cotton 4
Buell., Marietta
March 9, 1858
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Adjournment.


Al eigh, clock on Monday morning,
both Houses of the Legislators adjourned
sine dts No business Of importance was
done ia that session. In the Senate, an
effort was made too agreesto the House
amendments to the Sub Treasury Bill. but
it failed. That measure is therefore lost.
and the Treasury Department remains
under the same laws as heretofore. The
resolution ordering the Auditor to pay the
amount claimed by MEDARY for last years
printing, was discussed in the Senate, bu,
was finally withdrawn, The account re-
mains unsettled.
In the House, at the hour of eight, the
Speaker. arose, and thanked the members
for their courtesy. &c. TO him, during the
session. Messrs. Lytle and Ward, OF
Warren, spoke in response, in very hap.
py manner. The Speaker then announc-
ed that the House stood adjourned. Simi-
lar events took place in the Senate. The
members separated with mutual good feel.
ing. And thus closed the first Legislature
under the second constitution Of Ohio.
o. S. Journal.
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,Fur4her Particulars Of the Phila.
delphia Tragedy.
PHILADELPHlA, March 10.

Arthur Spring has been fully committed
for the murder Of Hannah Shaw and Ellen
sLynch. The principal witness against
him is his own son, q lad of IL, who iden.
,;f;ed the sheath of the dirk and piece Of
iead pipe which formerly belonged to the
son. was taken from him with the dirk il
contsined by his father. The son details
sha particulars Of the murder as told him
~ his father, who also told him that he
had intended setting fire to the house, this
scart = confined BY the present condition
81 his father. The morning after the mur.
Ar fhe son vas sent to buy new shirts, and
changed ! half Eagle which was one OF
ia stoler, pieces. His fathers trunk con.
ssined his bloody shirt. with portions Of
s,ains washed from the wristbands. The
Flder Spring was represented by counsel
-ho. under Instructions from his client,
sstemptsd to show. on cross examln atlon. !.
80 kiv son vas the murderer. and that
- - had confessed as much % him, giving
ISim part Of The plumber. The boy stood
80 !. .sramin stion without ainching from his
c,;einai ssatsment. The Grand Jury will
srsmins lhe oase To-day and the trial will
eome on next week.
. s. :" ',.-'S s7 8. LATER
The Grand Jury found : true bill against
anrIne. The tfiaI Is fixed for Monday.
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MARRIEp-On the l7th inst. by Rev. w. NJ
Grimes. Mr.. Richard Tral aud Miss Nancy Wa.
ters, of Monroe County, Ohio.
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Pay up! Pay up!!

THE subscriber intending to leave this place on
i or before the frst day Of April next. desires all
those having unsettled accounts with him to call
and made Immediate settlement His business
must be closed by that time, his claims will be
left in the hands Of proper officers Tor collection.
p. COOK.
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i last Call ~!

n LII persons indebted to the estate Of Joseph
"A H. Morris. decd. are hereby notified 70
make immediate payment. and save costs. s
Mar.2a SMITH & MORRIS, Adm'rs.
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, IS
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
George Slack. }
w,,,,,s rs wilson In cA'nss'v.

The said William Wilson is hereby notified,
that on the 18th day of March, A. D. 1853,
George Slack of the county of Monroe. and State
of Ohio, filed IN the Court of Common Pleas of
the Said William wilson, the object and prayer of
which Bill to foreclose mortgage made by the
said Wilson to the said Slack on the following
described premises to wit: The northeast quar-
tel of the northwest quarter. and the north hwest
quarter of the northeast quarter of section TWEEN
ty.one, in Township four. of Range four in said
county of Monroe and in the distriet pf lands here
,ofore subject to sale at Marietta, Ohio. And the
said William Wilson is further notified that unless
he appears aud pleads. answers or demurs to the
said Bill within sixty days after the next Term Of
said Court, the said George Slack at the term next
thereafter will apply to said Court to take the
matters of the Bill confessed and to decree there
on accordingly.
A. ROSS,
Sol. Tor Compl't.
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Dissolution.

VHHHE partnership hertofnre existing between A.
Wells aud J. fisher, was dissolved by mu.
tual consent, on the l4th inst. The business will
be continued by A. Wells.
A. WELLS,
Ohio TIP, Mar. %, 1853. FISHER.
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DR.. Guysott's Improved Extract Of
Yellow Dock & Sarsaparilla


The Original and only Genuine Preparation fos
the Permanent Cure Of Consumption aud
Disease OF the Lungs when they are sup.
posed to be affected by the tree use
of Mercury, Iron, Quinine. &c.
Lot all who wish to purge the blood from m
purities, and prepare the system to resist epidem
'cs. resort to "Guysotts Extract Of Yellow Dock
and SarsapsriIa," which i. proving itself an anti
dote for many OF the most malignant diseases thai
hesh is heir TO, and they will never be disappoint
ed; tor in this remedy the public faith has never
wavered-never can waver, for is founded on ex
experience, Just ss their want Of faith i'll other aud
spurious compounds is founded on experience
They fly from mineral nostsums to seek hope
life and vigor from this purely vegetable remedy.
however broken down ia health aud spirits how
ever loathsome to himself and others. let no one
di'pair Of recovery; let the patient only under
stand that his hope Of physical restoration lies only
in "Guysou's Extract Of Yellow Dock and Sarsa
pariIiA. and persuade him, for b,s iife's sake.
lTy it. and we have hesitation in predicting his
-pecdy restoration
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FOR SALE BIZ
J. A. g. g. II. Davenport, Woodsfc!ds
Armstrong, Mooney q Co.. Beailsstiie;
John koontz, Malaga;
Miles Il Son, Somerton;
w. P. Sloan. Genesee Block, Ruffnlo;s
William Buchanan, jr.. Lewisyilie;
W W. Gould. Travelling ProPsiosor-
Oct ~. 1852.
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BosToN, March q.

The British ship Shana arrived yester-
day from Calcutta and brought passengers
and part Of the crew of the clipper ship
Golden Light, which sailed Feb. 12, hence
for San Francisco, and on the night of, the
22d February was struck by lightning. and
all on board were driven to the boats
number of passengers and crew 35. Ship
was burnt to the waters edge. Three
boats out Of the five were picked up by the
Shana. The others had parted company
separately.
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S l. O A MS
Horse g. Cattle MediGina

No Medicine in has accomplished 50 nsas. e-ssre
ordinary Cures and given CirsrsR Sfisefn in asesY
variety and stage OF disease that has eIfssrs a1
spid sale Sioan's Oini,rnt and Caucton EeGssr.
and Linents for e Fresh Wounds. t;as nf Al
btnds, sprains, Bruises, Cackei Heels Einglone nd
aalls, Poll Evil CaIlous, Sravins, Sweeney, Fsta. 81
list Strnins Iameness, Sand Cracks Fonnt.ercd FscA
Scratches or Crease Mango and Horse Distemixr.
The Condition Poseder will all ntinnut1t!tu 80
aver purify the HOOD, skiG. cisanse uI1
and strengthen every part of the body and hns psoveds
sovereign remedy for ihe following dseases:
Founder. Disempsr ie Bound. iAuss Of Appetite. 10
ward Strains, Yellow Wafer. inflammation OF the Eyck
Fatigue from hard exercise: also Ehcmnsns tconinonl1
sailed stuff complaint,) wc proves fatI to many su
able horses in this country. Is also sne and cer1p
remedy Coughs n,d Colds. which generals 20 uz[9
Gatal diseases. 20
These remedies seper iare and airays csrs. Y he
sctions followed.
FoF further particulars and nsfitnde Of Cwf5fsa0 =
,aavbahls Ctres. get Pamphlets Of agents.
w. B. SLOAN.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 2l.

PHILADELPHIA, march u.
Samuel Daniels. living in Calasaqua,
Lehigh county. shot himself this morning
on account Of pecuniary troubles. His
wife tried to prevent him, andin the strug-
gle the ball passed through her hand, caus.
ing dreadful wound. They had only
been married few months.
The trial Of Arthur Spring, for the MUIR
der OF the two women in Southwark last
week is now going on. The jury was en-
pannelled, and there was great crowd
around the court house.
New YORK, March 21.
The Crescent City has arrived from
Havana.
Mr.. KING's health is unchanged. He
expects to return home in April.
PITTSBURGH, March 21
River feet-.at a stand. Weather
pleasant and clearing up.
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Cincinnati Market.

March l8-noon.
River fallen 19 inches. Weather cloudy
and damp.
Markets very dull. Sales of -four at
s3,6oa365. Whisky, sales at l8aal9,
Nothing done in provisions. Sales of l48
hhds Sugar at auction at 4.75a92. Mo-
lasses at 294. Rio Coffee 95alo.
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The following case Of Bensjah Hughes is one
years sickness. two years excruciating tor,ue.
the arnputation of one leg. and the body and limb.
almost mass Of eating. purifying, dischsrging
uicere, TO he cured ny eight bottles Of Guysott :.
Extract Of Yellow Dock and Sarsapariita. 10 al
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CINCINNATI, March 2f.
Flour dull. with very small sales at So 60
to So 60.
Oats scarce at 80 10 $50.
Butter g to Sc.
Clover seed SIS 10 to SIS IS.
Nothing of importance done in gro
ceries-prices unaltered.
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Woods6ell. Feb 2s, '5s.
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GERMAN AND INDIAN PHYSICIANS,

EAR fE! HEAR VEL! HEAR YE,., Read
J. and be wise! The celebrated German ard In.
man Phl sici MS Doctors Brothers Cry hove O.
taoiiShe permanent med cal office in this cy after
having travelled the world in search of kuowI.
euse' ana, having spent tcven years among the In
dlaS Tor the purpose Of getting thorough KNOWLEDGE
OF BOT my, they ttatter themselves quaif to yryi.
ATE ana cure al! mpaints to which the human fam
liy are SUBJECT. We fatter ourselves thai, Yi;hout
asking question, we will tell all who favor us with
call their complaints and symptoms ard guaranty
an easy and speedy curr. A decided advantage we
cave over OF er medical is in the manner We
determine tie nature and io"ation Of th,. disease
when Is by the urine. We require at i-as two ounces
OF the FIRST III the morning The mary facilities afford
ed us by hospital and private practice in this and
lorelSn coun rles, warrant in assuring those who
are suHerDg from private dieases that our treatment
Is attended with unusually favorable results There
1ore let no false modesty deter on from making YOUR
case Known TO one who will befciend YOU All diseases
OF he GENITAL Organs. whether of recent or long stand
ing SUCH as Gtonorhoea, Syphilis, elect Stricturs
orha-y affections, Ulcers upon the DIV, or in the
throat anu Dose We treat with that success Wi ch few
physlclans In the worli are capable Of These who
Apply IN the early stages of the disease are surpri.ed
at Tie little lnoonvence and rapidy attending their
case, and those who have suffered from ouacI,s and
thcir Polsons. will be warranted a permanent cure
without me- curry DR.. Brothers celebrated Whoopipr
cough Syrup is to be had only at the office of Drs
bfothcrS d Gray, OPP oslo the Smithsonian Insttu
ton, Island. feb l1-no1w
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Ezp The Hon. John r. Thompson was
yesterday elected Senator in Congress by
the, Legislature of New Jersey, to supply
the vacancy from that State which will &C.
cur on the 4th of March next, in consequence
of the resignation of Commodore Stockton,
communicated to the Legislature on the day
preceding Mr.. Thompson's election.
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SPOT ON THE sim

" EsfERDAf. our city reporter in forms u.s. a large
l. number OF persons were Standing in various
parts OF the city with pi" of smoked glass examin
ing large spot On the Some >aid it was $; sim
OF famine Others hat it oreto!d war and pestileuce
"h lie many declared 1t was sure sign of tremen-
douS earthquake. but when the mammoth tiles ono
at the Observatory directed to the said srot it
proved to be an immense solar baggaes express car
laden with thousands Of beautiful Valentines for
JOE SIiILLINGTON
GIDEON Building. of A. 2 street and Pa ave.
Where the most extensive teAutful. y4rious and
attractive collection of Valentines both sentimental
and 4ul5zca ranging in prices from o. cents to $50
can lie had feb ll-3tif
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CHILD LOST!

A BEAUTIFUL and interesting little boy has been
"A missing for 4 consider abe time from his home
His disconsoste mother will be very grateful to any
one who will give Information Conserving him. His
name Is CUPID ana there are strong suspicious Of his
having concealed himself In the BOOK store OF oy
SHiLLINGroS, Odeon Building of AZ street and
Pennsylvania avenue, where he is engaceh in manu-
featuring splend d assortment of Valentines for
captivating the hearts OF the young isdes Of this city
The fair will therefore look out for the beaux on
the 14th instant. His CULVER is well stored with
variety of weapons many of them the most costly
description. Therefore all DO desire Valentines SEN
tmental or quizzica ranging in prices from q cents
to $50, can be supplied at
JOE SHILLINGT0N'S,
Bookstore, Odcon Building, corner of cyst
feb lV-3tif and Penn avenue.
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VI eHIpcTunCc Han
are hereby notified that adjourned meeting Of
the Board will be held at Temperance Hall on satur
uay' the l4th instant, at o'clock, p. m As business
OF Importance will be transacted every member of the
boaru Is respectfully requested to be present
feb iQ-2t ~
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ss- Handsome RoOms.-Tso neat an
convenient rooms, one parlor and ole bedroom can
be obtained on reasonable TERMS if Application y
made immediately, at the house known as " Ddue'
Hotel street, hear 18th, south side.
jan 25-tf
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HOTELS, BOARDING HOUSES, &c.

ITO MEET the demands Of the crowd, 1 have just
i returned from the North with a most extensive
assortwen. of TOILETTE ARTICLES, such as, Dress
ing Combs, Hale Brushes, Ok Marrow, Pomade. Co
hgne, Lows Brown Windsor Soap, &c, a., all seected
with usua, judgment and taste,-aud very cheap.
PARkER;S
Fancy and Perfumery Store, Pa av,
feb 1o-3t under National Hotel.
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NATIONAL THEATRE.

% MR. Z. A. MARSHALL...... .Sorr Irssr,
MR.. A. w. tENNO........ACTIAG d STAGE MA,.sEr
Mr.. IL. b. MATTESUN ..................,.T Rr.,rFi1
Last appearance Of the distinguished and popular
Tragedian and Comedian,
MIR j. Z. MURDOCH.
THIS EVENING, FEBRUARY
The performance to commence with Sch!er's &C.,
bratcd Play, in five ac;s, OF
TIE Robbers.
Charles de Mr. MURDOCH
Highland Fling.......by-....MISS ANNIE wALTEE
The evenings entertainments 10 conclude with
lGughab.e farce cf
TIE VIRGINIA MUMMY.
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CONGRESS.
Senate.

Senate.
Petitions and memorials of no great in
terest were presented and referred.
On motion of Mr.. Gw1NN, the Senate, by
vote OF SO yeas to nays, proceeded to
the consideration of his resolution providing
for the daily hour of meeting from and af-
ter Monday next until otherwise ordered at
IL o'clock; passed.
A message was received from the Presi-
dent of the United States, transmitting the
annual report from the Director of the
Mint.
On motion of Mr.. DAVIS, the Senate took
ny for consideration, his bill providing for
the reciprocal fishing privileges between the
United States and the British North Ameri-
can Provinces.
Mr.. MALLORY hoped that the subject
would lie over until Monday.
The fishing interest would in few years
become an important one on the Southern
coast; and he desired little time to ex-
anime the bill in question and ascertain its
probable future bearing upon that interest
then.
The bill was laid over accordingly.
Several bills from the House we're re.
ceived and appropriately referred.
The army appropriation bill Was received
and referred to the Committee on Finance.
The Senate proceeded to the considera-
ton of the House bill regulating the fees of
the officers of the United States Courts, the
United States Marshal, sc.
Many amendments reported from the
Judiciary Committee were considered and
adopted.
Upon other proposed amendments dis
custom ensued.
An amendment was offered that it should
be illegal for a United States judge to ap-
point son or relative as an officer of his
court.
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0aT Whttehursts Gallery.-Where th'
best Daguerreotyp,s in this city, in the world a'
made Is on Pennsylv4n avenue near four and .
half street.
He has splendid assortment of gilt frames, Loch
cts, and fancy cases, just received, and see them
ian Z;-
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n@r A notion seller was Offering a Yam.
kee clock, finely vanished and colored. and
with a looking glass in front, to a certain
LAZY not remarkable for personal beauty
why, it is beautiful" said the vender -
Beautiful indeed! look at it almost fright.
ems me" said the lady. "Then, marin, +"
replied Jonathan, Iguess you'd better take
ono that amt got no looking glass"
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R9 congregational Church. 5th street.
Rev. George Clark viii preach at this Church tomor
row at II m. and p. Subject f,r the evenings
discourse: The Last Judgment. Communion season
at 81 pm. fsb1a-
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ahead! Vermont and Michigan fallen iuto line,
Inc cense law OF this city will be under consideration
az Temperance Hall, on Sunday night, at o'clock
Come all ! GEO Sly.cp
leu L. Pres. I. V. l. A. S.
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House OF Representatives.

The SPEAKER laid before the House
numerous executive communications, trans
uniting various reports required by law.
MIR. german, from the Committee on
Military Affairs, reported back the Senate
bill for the relief of John Charles Fremont.
with a favorable recommendation.
Considerable debate followed, in which
Messrs. german, JONES, PHELPS, FULLER,
BROWN and others participated.
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VALENTINES ! VALENTINEs.!

THOSE DESTROYS of selecting choice assortment
i Of Valentines be supplied by calling ut
STATIONER'S HALL, adjoining the Irving Hotel
Our assortment comprises all kinds and description bs
which we promise to sell on the most reasonable,
terms. Also Fancy Envelopes, Motifs, Laee PAPER
Cali At STAIIONER'S HALL.
heb 7-d.W
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81 New Presbyterian Church, cor.
ner OF Fifth and streets.-Services Sabbath, at
IL a. M, and p. m. febl2-
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BOOTS! BOOTS!
lust RECEIVED, from c. Benkurt, Phil

y adelphla-
One case fine Dress Boots
One case Walking Boots
One case Button Caters, Goth tops
One do do kid tons
and nov for sale Call AMI them at the fashionable
Boot Ste Re of JOHN MILLS
lco Ii under Browns Hotel.
News copyl
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IRVING HOTEL.

DR. Coles Boston Mop-c Pa
Miss Coles co J semmcs do
j e MorrisS ID C MIs :, Oft Va
VI Smith Bait Mrs Ward do
W III Seymour Miss q L Sempes Balt
Il 5 Bowie Bit w IL Try Bos on
Merideth Pa J Il Bowers Va
Is Sims IN DO
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JOHN N. LONE, & BROTHER,
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE CITY OF
NEWELLS PATENT SAFETY LAMP FEEDER.
NIARRANTED to prevent ell accidents from the
w use of Burning Fluids. Any one seeing the
jets will &c perfectly satisfied of their safety We
have them fitted to the Solar Glass. and Brittania
Lamps. Also Extra Heads and Tubes to lit any Lamp
For sale. wholesale and retail, by
JOHN NJ. DOM BRO
Penn av., let. 10Th and 18th streets
feb 10
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As- The Rev DR.. Tustin may he expect
cd to preach in the Union Chapel Qst Ward on Sun
day evening next at O'Clock. f.bI2-