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lAoRE INDEPENDENTLY following
came to usin the Louisville Courier, oISal.
urday:
Defaa1er.-It is stated that Matthew
Brown, United States Marshal of Middle
Tennessee, is a defaull9r from $50, coo to
$780, 200.
When the books of the late Taylor and
Fillmore Administration are all thoroughly
Investigated and correctly posted, they viii
xtllb,t an aggregate of seeding, robbing.
lfering,' swindling, &c; which will challenge
NIL the governments Of The world in uuer
protligaey and corruption 1t viii take
iime;for the full aggregate to be shown,
but items like the above and the one up at
~handusky will exc out every little while,
and when the next Congress thoroughly scar
chess alfthat is local about Washington. We
sail begin to see the end. Some men, who.
have long aspired to immortality Of great
nee, viii SECURE an immortality Of infamy.-
Gin. Eaq.
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Great Eztenaion q Territorv.

TIME Subscribers have succeedcdbayond the most
a. sanguine aniicipatioDs OF l0 Fl lends Of annexa-
non, IN mole than doubling the boundary of their
trade. Tits y the age Of expansi5n. Progress is The
waichword; and those who would succeed in. any
brunch must conluna 20 Tie sPifit Of the times.
Infhe mereantile business Tins spift demandsIarqe
and quick ]operatio IS at anl1Hprotrt: Our tetermf-
halon IS 70 sa!i Gooia engugiiio enableu to sell
them at very Sh0R9yPa0F Is.
we are now receiving by Railroad aud Steamboat
direct from the Easiern Ci6es,a very general ana
heavy stock Of ssaaonable Goods Of every variety,
and would respectfully so.irit die attention Of or
numerous customers and the rest of mankind. y
We have also made arrangements to paw CAsH for
100000 pounds Of clean washed WOOL, al dc hidII.
eEt market price; also, all other Understandable pro.
duee taken IN exchange for Goods.
Cadiz, .Marcii. Il, ~. WOOD & SMITH.
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Hrs. Stowe.

This lady, accompanied by her friends,
is just now undergo ng the lively inspection
Of The British nobility. We do not know
that the people of England will get a glimpse
Of her. We doubt whether she will haye
the opportunity, to peep into those dark
aepts where the miserable Of England cow
er aud starve. We doubt if she is admitted
to those mines were the children who are
BON therein--gnomes Of tbs coal pi%ts--lit-
orally drag out an existence, untutored and
euslayed.-StaLeSmdR.
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SheriR,s Sale.
Jacob Sauyell,

Jacob Sauyell, lDpRSUANT to the
VS. ~ command of n Ger.
AshtordR K. GLADDEN. and Stain decree ami order Of
Ellen, ~hisNils, sale issued ont of The
John Kali, aud court ofConmon Pleas
Mary Kali, bis wifa. lofHarrison county. o.
hio, al .e March Term thereof A. d. 1853, ard to me
directed and delivered, ! will expose ID public seie.al
the door OF the Court House, III Cadiz, in said Harri-
son county, on Monday the 9th day Of MAY, 1853,
between the hours Of ten o'clock a. NJ. and Jour q,
tfock T. VI OF snid day, all the right, tile and inter-
est Of Ashford X. Gladden. and John Kail, in and 10
the following described real estate, situated Ia The
town Of New Ruinley, In said Harrison county, and
described as follows, 10 wit: In-Lots No. eighteen,
fle) nineteen, 40 and twenty, (2O); appraised al
$4,000. Also, In-Lots No one hundred and twelve.
'qlg one hundred and thirteen, (1I3) one hundred
and fourteen, tll41 and one hundred and fifteen, (II5l
appraised at fifty dollars, and out-loi No. twenty
t20); appraised al $1,000 JAS. BOYD, Sheriff.
Lewis Lewton, Attorney.
April 6, 1853 40.
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MARRIAGE,
HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE.
WHY Is IFI

Ih.i We beh5id many females, seafVe IN 'he meridian cliff
br,Een e. hrslh and spirits with e c1mptlesnun u diseases
and almrlta. tepuIiag tbsm oltle bower for me enjoyment
81 lie e. an ,ge Wteu Ilysicai health, bnoynney q sriuts,
md az.y acfruilF Of miad, arising fEom ae0adluou Of healh,
should b. predominant
Mann III he ezasB q her sudrrings a. fut-psrhsps years
before, perhaps during rifho0d, oFthe first Yeauo msuisge-
were % thcif osIEin 50 light as 20 rass unnciieed, sat Of c0uue
ueglecled.
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Notice in Attachment.

a LLpersonsinterestsd wiiftake notice thai Adam
IA Rankin, on the 2nd day of March. A. d. 1853,
sued out a writ Of attachment from the Clerks office.
ofthe Court Of Common Pleas Of Harrison county In
the State of Ohio, against Absalom Humphrey. for
the sum eight hundred and ninety-nind dollars and
ninety cents, which writ has been served and return.
do CHARLES PATTERSON, Clerk.
Scott y Bingham, Attys for Plaintiff.
April 81 1853 4s-6t
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pttsbrTgb end steubcnvilIe RaiI.
DAD.

road.
This work, We ara grali6ed to learn, Is
Attracting that attention in Philadelphia.
mich is importance demands. The Phil
sasluhians now discover the fact that the
Pittsburgh and Sieuberyille Railroad will be,
in point Of fact a continuation Of the PeEn-
s~ylyania Railroad, and wien completed, il
viii form ~ air line Railroad from Phila-
delphia, through Pittsburgh. 10 81. Louis
The following article, which We find in the
philadelphia Ncrs of Monday, shows that
the right ieeiiOg exists in that city III regard
to this subieet:-Ka s. Post.
P%IrrsBUROH AND STEuBEEvIL,E RAILROAD
We notice. by reference to the list OF acts
passed by the last Legislature OF this State,
6Aa the city of Philadelphia is authorized
10 subscribe for two hundred thousand Gvl-
iaYs Of stock 10 this company.
This railroad will, wHga completed, be
the last link in The rhain oi roads that viii
mite Philadelpl ia with the centre OF Ohio,
and the city OF ST. Louis, by ihe mo I direct
line.
We are informed. by good authority, that
n railroad bridge can be constructed at the
CITY VI PNChONAN AAls III az - - NhNN
will not in any way obslruct or impede the
navigation ofthe Ohio river; and that tits tie
intention OF this company, in connection with
the Sleubenyille and Indiana Railroad Com
parry at Pittsburgh, with the same gauge,
30 that when this road is finished, the cars
That leave our city, lrelghted with Ph'lalel-
phfa merchandise, may ran direct 10 *.
Louis, and almost in an air Ha'. This will
be an important advantage to the Phlladrl-
phia trade, and isaproject that ought 10 be
fostered by the city, as well as the fennsYI-
vani, Railroad Company, and we are CAD
10 learn that Mr.. p. n. Ltyingscoa, ofWash-
ington county, is here in our city, to press
the matter on our City Councils. We nope
they may succeed, and that thousands OF
tons of the products Of The far West may be,
BY this link of communication, poured into
the warehouses Of our city. Boil OH tie
ball, anu let us, within one year from now,
shake hands with st. Louis, and through
her with the far West and the Pacific.
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The wild Nan Of the Woods

The Florence (Alabama) Gazet 2, Of the
9th inst, has another article upon the wild
man Of the woods, who, it will he recollccied,
was recently found at a place called the
MuscIe-Shoais, not u great distance from
that city. The Ea=attes says that It's previ-
GUS article being very generally copied By
other papers, attracted the attention Of Il
MIR. CARNEY, who lives in Knox county,
East Tennessee, who was convinced from
the description Of his person tl,atit was his
son who had been absent tor nearly seven
wears, and when last heacdfrom was near
the vicinity where he was caught. lie nc
cordingly left home and wentto the Muscle
shoal where the wild man Was, and immedi-
ately recognized him as his son. After a
long conversation the unfortunate man agreed
10 accompany his father home. The reason
that he gave for his singular conduct was
ibis, that those be worked for would not pay
him, and the would generally had treated
him badly, and being materially melancholy
and retiring, he had concluded TO shut him
self out from the Wold. lie said that his
mind was never impaired, but he always
Stunned society, and had an involuntary
shrinking at the approach Of man, aud this
feeling had grown on him during his wild
a. Yenlpres ia the woods.
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Is proof nf cure, in this distressing class Of complaints. See
pamphlet. All broken down, debtitaed constitutions, from
the elect Of mercury. will find TIN hracing power OF this aHI.
Gle to net Immediately, and the poisonous mineral ~eradcated
from the system.
Tic y distinct properties which compose this article, mani.
TEST themselves particularly in the application Of the CON.
pound, for the distressing class Of complaints which head
ibis paragraph. For centuries there hus been used in the
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CAUTION TO TIE PU3LTC.
IEtE rl1, tEErE1H r-n..Nt

Buy oo hook l",s ng. AN. Malr;ccru l&1 tih"lty st.
n. ) is az ihr lle page, AID iH" sHtrr in + '"E' t'Ecr On
th" back Of lhe ijlr }ar ruH",I- .a>.sh c.rip, ani buy oriy
Of rcspc1hir am3 h. ou@'c de"less, "t send ly mHl, aid at
frll title raac. with rp,stnrs,. Together whh ? mw p7gc,
treating Of Important subjects to ryr.y MA Hirl Grarlr, SIN
be 60 Il, free ]ofrlugg. 10 '.y owe .closi 8 i letter s;alnr il
apcpti3 lc..er, HItf"nia 5 herein.
TrOn receipt Of FIrty Crnts, so- QUE
pHiFnT CGr ~" ii"a 2ihifEbn extra hIF'in{J
"FCEfht MARRIED. EtHR2E'B Ea3ESATE
MEDICAL ~CUHFANt0N" r. S"nt tan!i,a
free N any part az $50 Uuitrsi states. M
letters aust Ir Dosf~snii. and H;i:'rcHScti 10
pS. a. n. RfEif@3CyiV, fipS Es43. NrvY
York CITY En"ii-2lng oiitcc, NO. t@9iabeEty
~'"""t, srsy Fovh.
For SALE Dy-L, Stratton, Cincinnati Hunter
Maddox, Ripley; Parker & llemlc, UrbaEa; Il. A. L
Wright, Springfield; J. &axton, Canton; +. Iitzoll
Georgetown; VIM. Earle, MassilIon; J.. Donaldson
~liacyrus; Peters & Co., Mnlion;J J. D. Lamb, Findlav
ME-. Pierce, Section Ten; J. Perkins, Athcn; Il. G
Conweli, Coshoctoa; ]. Speed, Medina; Brown &
Morley, Washingtoni f.. Newman, Norwalk; II
Miller, Miilersburgh; ]. Burns, Roscoe; c. Pin
Chillicothe, Chic.
lime %. 1951-Iv
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January 10, 20.
Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
IN been appointed by the Probate Court OF Harri .
son county, Ohio, Executor Of the estate Of Nose !
Cairns, late of Monroe township, in said county, de-
ceased. All persons knowing themselves indebted
to said estate will plOase make immediate payment,
and those having clains will present them, legally
authenticated for settlement within one wear from
this date JOHN KNIGHT. Executor
Adril l3, l953.-349
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Rg-When a rakish youth goes astray,
friends gather around him i'll oflc- to re-
store him TO the path Of virtue. Gcntlensss
and kindness layi$llcd upon him to win
him buck again to innocence and peace
No enc could suspect that he had ever siIed.
But when a poor contding girl is betrayed,
she receives The brand VI society, and IS
driven from the path Of Virtue. The betray-
er is honored, respected esteemed; but his
heart broken victim knows therc is no peace
this side of the gave. Society has no help
ing hand for her, no smile OF peace NO voice OF
forgiveness. Their are earthly moralities
unknown to heaven. Thete is a deep wrong
IL them, and very fearful. are the conso-
quencts.
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MELANCHOLY AND sTARTLISC

To behold ths sickness and suffering enduedby many wife
for us1Y years, irum causes simple and contfoliabiri easily
rrmeiisd-of better still,-uot incurred, feyefy
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grntuitously. Rat W IL 30 on, bottles, II Sl Il o.. Do. NJ
70 cts. each = the larger holding on, more than two small bot.
ties. LINK 0R: and not get imposed Up0u. Every bottle has
' Vaughn's Vegetable lilIontripiie Mixture blown upon
the glass, the DriitsH signature OF :" G: 9. Vaughn 4" on the
fgrk. None other are, genuine. ,PH2ared by Or. G. G.
Vaughn, and sold at the Principal Office, GOT NtiH street.
Buffalo, at wholesale and retail. No attention given TO lettero
unless post paid - post paid letters, or verbnl communications
soliciting advice, promptly attended to, gratis.
Wholesale Agents, olsott, McEessom 8; Robins, No. IT.
ton &. $. + ur!sal s. 60, Cincinnati J, Owen " Co; De-
troit; Sears & Bay, Chicago; Fisk X Hall, Cleveland Il.
q. Sellers, Pittsburgh; Winer Y Sims, Hamilton. g. W..
and for snle by all the respectable Druggists throughout tbs
United States GEd Canada, aud OF retail BY 81
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NEW CHINA.


GiasS aita GuePNSssute Siore,
40 =, AoSEoE SrRELr, WAEEIrSG, NiEGIyrA.
ME subscribers respectfully give notice that they
y have Imported direct from Tie manufacturers, a
iase and cJtnplote stock Of the aboyo WARE, t0geth-
with au assortment uf MASrE DaNAlIsES and
FANeE CUgus, Eoue Of which are Of exquisite taste
aud beauty. IT1a, stone, China, and Porcelain
Breakfast, Dinner, Tea and Toilet Ware oian cnure
Erw patterns solar and Lard Lamps aud Lanterns Of
every Description; Britannia MaIe, C-leg, C.c.
Ne shall 81 al unIes Keep as complete an assort.
ui1.t o. CumHou Ware On hand, for tie city and
country trade, as can be found ut any olhcr store in
the West, nad BY giving our personal attention 10 re-
packing the same, convince all who may favor Us
viii Uieir PATRONAGE, that lhpg cannot do better at
any g.l-E establishment in tine rp1ETr.
UOBtS, BARNES & co,
Flint Glass Manu.acIu5cTs. Wheeling, Va.
January e., ltJ2-u.
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Notieal

"a ! my instance an attachment was this day issu
IN cd by William Arnold, d Justice Of lie Peace
Of Cadiz townships Harrison county, Ohio, against
ne goods, %chattels, rights, credits, monies and effects
Dated this Goth day Of March, 1853.
LANES STEWART
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DIGESTIVE PLJID,
OR, cAGwIEG ,ss'EE,E,.

OR, GASE EES, SEEEG rs
DREPARED from RENNET, or the Fourth
4 Stomach OF an OK, atcr directions OF BARON
lllEElG, the great Physiological Chemist, by J. ).
HouGHTcN, NJ. D., Philadelphia Pa.
This Is q truly wonderful remedy for Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, J~auudice, Liver COMPETENT, Consupa-
ton, and Debility. Curing after Natures own
nj method, by Natuic's own agent, the Gastric Juice.
~ Halt 4 tcaspoontul OF PuESIN infused into water.
will digest or dissolve Five Pounds OF Roast Beet
in about two hours, out OF Tie Stomach!
PUrsIS Is the chief element, or Grgnt Digosting
Principle OF the Gastric JuicO-the sciyens Of the
Food, the Purifying, Preserving and Stimulating A.
gent OF the Stomach and l~UtestlHCS Ii Is extracted
from the Digestive Stomach OF the Ok; thus forming
an artificial Digestive llUij, precisely like tie Nat
wal Gastric Juice in It's Chemical powers, and fur
uishinE 4 complete and perfect substitute for it. BY
the AID OF this preparation the pains and evils OF lndI-
gcstion and Dyspepsia are removed, Just as they
would be by q healthy Stomach. 1t is doing wonders
for Dyspeptics, curing cases OF Debility, EIuaClaiiOn
Nervous Decline, and Dyspeptic Consumption, sup
posed to be on the verge Of the grave. The ScIentit-
ic Evidence upon which it is based, is in the highest
degree Curious and kcmarkaBle.
SCIENTIFIC EyI8aycE-BAEcN LlETEG, in Lis ccle-
bruica work on AriuG. Chemistry, says: AN Arti-
Gcioi Digestive Fluid analogous ia the Gastric Juice,
brGnc OF the Stomach OK tho Ok, in which various ar
iclos OF food, such as meat and eggs, viii be soften
ed, changed, and digostcd, just in the same manner
as they would be in the Human Stomach"
DR.. Comm, in his valuable writings on the "Phys-
iJlo@v of DIGESTION observes that "a diminu;i0n of
the due qualify Of The Gustric juice is a prominent
and all prevailing cause Of Dyspepsia;' and he states
that "a distinguished professor OF medicine in Lon
don, who Vas severely afflicted with tits complaint,
finding everything else 10 fail, had recourse to the
Gastric Juice. Obtained from The siomacEs of living
animals, which proved completely successful
DR.. GRAHAM, author, OF the famous work upon
Negotiable Diet" says: Il; ia a remarkable fact in
Physiology, that the rtJmacbs Of Animals, maacrated
in water, import to the fluid the promiety OF dissoIv.
ing various articles Of food, ard Of cdtcung 4 kind OF
Artificial Digestion Of taem in no wise different from
he natural digestive process"
o. Call on the Agent, aud get a Descriptive Cir.
cular,' (grutis,) giving "A large amount of Scientific
Evidence. similar to the above. together with reports
yr Remarkable Cures, from ali pats Of tic United
states.
As a DysrrrsA CrRER, On. Hou5uroN's s. ErsIN has
Produced the most marvellous effects. in curing cases
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"'lhA&LA"' u d4iLiHSL MI dIulOun-
EIAn TIE CERTIFICATE.
Tallanoosn o.. AL. Ian. 2

DE-. GrvsorTI Don nFG Si1 T. Va ~ an H.; Z tosS,
fv to YOU hat vonr F S nf !" V9T ! ti' M oC 'n
mi cures on me- me- XII ia "S Wal, o!J % 'nG m,osi monaer-
hive boon aGiictc5 E,r f ~ uVsn onUG y, u q
on NV Ices md iart. in " ieS8 = 5Tuaa WIN nJu i .
,"T Eg nh obo,o ne UnI Lro a"o IN IN ie42 4 had one ieE,
NV other jc% broke ont in for = 1 roFing = m nn% ia ai,er
sores from INV kuco lo NV f5ot and7 d Tsa rmn mi ;
r TJI dS ~ Of r" as - w. ~ NJ, !"y ioo NJ "Hu GiScilarged u
Out in LARGO Lilss. which dischor % r rTIr " oG;nsi,o
T' a. '@ afj ~ S'' 'Io s ".'lI" %t@ w. n ~ T Lae9 onGnss&ye
in I ,,l T r"'n nj Wv so n"isr na ''riT ny t ie'e INV nu,1 OioNe o"'
- T II5 n,i S a ,5at ! ! ba nvo' :, VA. '+I F ci"I ~ 1 ,.r,
vears I ra a1,5 r 5oscrib "' " ~ s ~ ! , y n n1 tast tmo
J II" ard t Ei ~, iyST 81, I%y ! nlih IT, / MIs even up 70
t ~ G I,4 ~ any. LmI III a. " C ~. ! Lu' lnaue pieIa[a11n
nIace w ai = | to bI mr . d p,' rcmoi G"' to my iain''y mo
I'gNO 'tCiT - ptLS my ICAldil!s' NV
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WESTERN NEW YORK
COLLEGE OF HEALTH
No. 2O7 Main Street. GunalO, n. Z.
DIR. G. O. vAUGHNs
VEGETABLE lIHUAfHlPIlG MlATUREl
TaIs e-s.siaa,el remedy constantly increasing It's fame By
ALL OVER THE WORLD.
Y y, nov become hs eElI asliaHs for Jaaas Ess. and il
DR0PsY:
az Htsrgs OF ths complain Immediately relieved. no meiis
Sssase : e tnsluai as Gn5LEEA, and ts .loS and dreadful
snlss the patient utterly unable ~ move, forms ss Of in
HITHERTO MCURABLE,
h now yields 10 this remedy and Phyacians use Il publicly
snd pdvutey with gsrteet success. lei anY sns who has sysr
b. them, and, Il Ihsy would avoid lie 1STSta HSP u1 ~'ue'
APPLICATION OF THE KNIFE,
to psrfOr9ts the system and let the seeumulated water flow
seaA, leg them igt Use this remedy IL season, and a recovery
Il certain, ii they viii giyeit a fair uHGl.
GRAVEL,
and all disease. Of the urinary organs; Tor these distressing
aud lie egfes tesudel 10 viii cOnsinee tie most ,kepueaf;-
ses panIpniet
DEBILITY OF THE SYSTEM,
sesk back. weakness Of the Kidneys, Nc,o inflammation
Of sy.ne. is ipae.ia'sly relieved by IeT days Use Of !h:
UrpTArN prvFny
"A CEnAAAN h6AGOA
for Iuch complaints, and also for arrangements OF the female
frame.
S~UPPkESsIONs'
painful menslraniiohs. ~ 70 Garleie ns gesr neen ogsFea eAoept
E En1 r,sG HIM nao Mu '. n INV n \, s6 Fsgi ~ re eI agJ 1J we ia
8 !. ~ ~ u sng SM 'ene"' Nu w
ATHOUsAND NAMES
Is pr9ot 81 eaTei IN ~ ims j 1lsuss, gsEA fl . o; c6 comnialns' 6 zee
baAllnlet AN DrOAeh Wowhl utolnaUeu cohsiIuuohS Hom
ths elect Of meigury, WIN lnd iIh hracins power Of u1is ail;
ele TO yet Immediately ana ue poisonous mineral erau'ealed
from me system.
Lhg ~ distinct nrS ,eIIl w in a. eom nn th ! a u H. mani
lest themselves parhcuMty "a u' appnchilon oil ihs CON;
pound, Tor i9e Distressing class oI e9mnRInts which head
Ls plTasrapn. for centuries me'e IA oeeh useu IN ls
hOilh oil Europe a
CERTAIN BOTANICAL AGENT,
,Li,L i, al ,T,oa-,- -. l.-a,,a,,a,,s az ,ba r,r,,t, 6r,na
oRstmgtions, dilBiSsqiies, gaininl transformations &G", Ia,
n ni lSggc q ag ssr1 H aI = ~ = \ me "ReiU pTo VSr yo| stands and, With II
out an edqai it forms one Of tGg compounds IN the prepara.
gCbAl, MR,Gh tsa as = wt II .5 rs l sn8 3t tTe 's sv.lsm ey9If 6 IL cs,, % Z
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AIEtgG& egaasE eEeeliCsMes
7. Y PATTERSON.

No. sc, MuNsCr S@rBfErr WBEuIu,a, VIRGINIA.
HIPS con .tanty on hand a:lalEo supply ofmad-
.jAdtr, Indigo, LogwJod; c~opDeras. ]veaiiian red.
4rcsu aad yellow clrJmes, red lead, Spanish brown,
.!ge yillJ., White lead, waiting, liliarga, yaruish,
u5gpcuaar, iiasosd ol, paint BRUSHES, white-wash
brushes, ~gsh tools, etc.
Sub cab, soda, s%aleyatrs, cream tartar, opsom and
-laaH-s salts, uutaleE', cloves, G!lgyI, mace, pepper,
a~l~Flcc, cinnamon, iI4uoias, m--lisiuai wines anu IL
quars, pyfiuuIerv and fancy articles.
They are agoEJs for sellers c; celebrated medicines,
cough syrup, pills, AID vermiHige, At PROJECTORS
pIcgs-aiso tor all III popular medicines.
Al OF which viii be sold at tha lowest prices.
Mhepliup. Inns y 1872 Nv
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Wieter's Galsam a Wild (Ieny

TIE BEST REMEDY EVER KNOWN TO MAY'
For Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Group, Bronchitis, In.
Huo12l, Bs1eiinB 0. the Lungs, Difficult Breathing,
Liver Az. ctions, Pain or Weakness of the Breast
Or Side, First Stages Consumption, &c, &c. g
N short, this Bal san is peculiarly adapted to eve
= ry disease OF the Lungs and Liver, Which is pro-
ducal by our cVer-Yarying climate.
VIVA Cherry has long bsoa known to POSSESS i'm.
p2riant medicinal properties. This fact is familiar
u every matron in our land, and Physicians often
prescribe il in different forms for n variety of CON,
plants. Tar, alB2, has been equally noted for its
yiFtucsi and some physicians, whose name is famils
mr. to the whole country, have gone so far as to de-
clare tI4t even consumption could be cured by that
alone. In other hands, again, it was nearly value
less, o wing, no doubt, to their ignorance in prepar-
ing an administering it-a difficulty now entirely
obylatcd by patient experience and long experiment.
The extraordinary medicinal powers of these two
sub,sta,n.cGGs are now, for the frat time, combined and
embodied in DIR. NlsrAR's BAI$AM OF WILD Cherry.
by a nice chemical process, every thing d,leterious
or useless is rejected, 50 that What remains is the
most extraordinary and truly eflicacious remedy for
all kinds of pulmonary and liver diseases ever
known to man. To convicc all unbelievers that our
theory is really true, we refer 10 n few cases of cures
performed by this wonderful medicine.
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