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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-19
Recent. of Produce. Feb. 10.

By tie Neu~ York and Erie Rsiirosdi6S bbls Flour
1859 sacks OATS SCI HOGS Cattle 10 Horses Us pkgs
Better IS bales Hay bbls ESsa IS Calves IS bxs Cheese
g bbs Appes Ia do Lime, CASKS Ashes Seni sides and
- pkIs Leather, bales Skins 81 Tobacco, ools
Seed s. boxes Pork Mddes So bbls Reef sSS do Pork
BIZ Mex. York and Neg Hrres Rripai-f2 Clocks
S5 do Hsts 40 do Boots and Shoes Ia do Cheese SO
pigs Paper bbs Beans u do Leather Is do Batter,
IL cases Tobacco. Calves bbs Eggs and 5 cases Mis-
celansous Merchandise
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NswosirASs, Feb is--Son-rss Americas news
Wa received a. ii O'Clock las night and Corros frer
this morning The sacs thus fs hsve been <oso bales.
Mess foKK Loce bbl sold 81 sI5 5c9els
CeAsLEsroS: Feb iI-Our CorroS market Is dull With
zscir'ns tend,ney TIE saes to-day Seoo bass AZ
ending this evenss were 6oc hsles prcs r.nriux from
TIE receipts Of The week nave been q 500 balcs
and the stock on hand IS a. $50 ha-s
CHAEI EsroN. Feb. ia-The sales OF Corrox to-d,v
80 bsles The quotations range from n % lole
Tie lower Qualities are easier.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.......
Cleared.

Steau.h. p-Atant.c West, Liverpool. y X Colins Co
ShpW W ord Moses. Liverpool Knsslsnd sutton Zu
rh Rch Hsvre NJ Lvnsstou; New lOrs Barter San fsno
r. 4 D. Fowler
Bark-Icwa Demeranylie Frsnkhn master.
Bres-Sgtton Beaa, Neuvts fEmsss Etnsn Margaret Rid
icy Brown Hartof Grace. Sfken Iroa,de Haeon EAuigs
san Frsnsco c Marsoa; Aedy Ss Berry MarscsbO, Mat
lard, The,ps & Co.
schooners- Minnesota BaLer Washington, J. O. Wams. 81
Mays Bars Portsmouth Reed Nash; Corbe, Fsutn Boston
Dayton Srrsue Nsenger, sparrow Bascoa rhomss Gnnr
Cock ST. ThOmss Russell Norton. W b Jenkas
VANDERBILT. Rchmoad Van Bun SashG Merchant Couch kch
uond H. Person P Lord. smith. Bsmorr, Mailer Lord
Gardner Houan Phlspa J. w Mckee; Nara, Dhsset,
Ba t,more johnson & LOWdrn.
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loo shares OF Buffalo and State Line Railroad SU oil
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad $4,000 OF Erie
Convertible Of ls7l and ss 900 Of Msysve and Lex
ipgton Bonds were withdrawn
There were buyers for the Cstswissa Stock on the
ioor at considerable higher prices but the remainder
Of the STOCK was Withdrawn
The interest upon the bonds Of the Albany
and Northern Railroad Company, due on the lsi Of
March win be paid at the banking house Of Duncan,
sherman s Co.
The arrival Of two millions of gold by the
Ohio does not seem 10 have any eec. upon the Moaey
market The demand too day was scarcely 90 active as
anticipated, and at y cent tie supply quits
equal to the wants of the street. Alter O'Clock money
was easier than Ii has been for week. consliers
be amount Of y cent loans have been put up within
day or two to y cent and but few call loans ara
made below the latter figure For srst class paper
the figures are ss7. bss usually y cent Bank oder
ings are large.
The following are the Banks the notes Of
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PHnlpxIrHn MARKrrs-Fndsu Feb "a

The foreign sivices received LAST evening noticing fur
TIER decline Breadstus IN Liverpool has added scr~ss
ing Gunc and inactivity 10 the market for floar Ship
ping brands are offered az s5 which further decline Of
IL, p bbl but without finding baycrs The sales Cor
city consumption limited within the range Of IS III
Is IS for and extra brands Rye Flour and Corn
Meal are dull and prices nominal.
In WHEAT there nothing doing snd prices have DOWN
ward tendency In Rye further sales Corn Is su and
there more offering sS6SSi eeets Is demanded for
Southern Yellow and SO cts for White. In Oats no tran
sactcns have been reported Provisions are held WITH more
fmness and there better demand tor Bacon and Lard
WHISKY continues dull at a in barrels and Isl ceats
i'll
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The receipts at the Sub-rreasury are
sIoo072, payments sl62 SOS, balance s4,7l9,3as.
We understand that the Nicaragua Transit
Company will in future take specie freight, as the
Insurance Companies have agreed to underwite the
same terms by this line they do by the Panama
route.
The following sales were made at auction to-
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Nv telegraph.

XIV ORLEANS Fei TTArr s,easa-hip Wii1<1 r~na s-s
- IN yss Bo.ton; bsrk B. Joasroa 10 as 1aae9 y
1900. ts.t Csvt M4run. the nate acA 'so s>a-n 2>d x
[ r e. ,bs p.esEe Eas another seazAn va ef0raed as
~ Irr - ~ bart ch.es Wisns savsans.. ca.
% 80 1r Gatral SD .s PynOsia KSes toi 'h- carried
o. 20 gsssesE~rs
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PnsscngerN Arrived.

n ractikr Sir Reberf Pt lr0r Lsasss sHa Psrs
Mons vctor Gerard, laay srd child
~ stir Ksrsvfk sr Livs-resi-rhonSs n PHsssck, Nd
wife and family.
fer, Emil PssChel. Henry Biume
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COURT CALENDAR.
MAR RIED.

NpDER- pUNBAR.-At Troy, Feb H. by Rev. Doct Hsly,
Nue Second restytersn CAarch M Edward G. kdeT and Mas
Nary panbaf both OF thu City.
SEINE HuRD-AtPeotaI by Rev. VI Pierce, Mr.. Henry
w Seine aud Miss Mara Ellen HurA Toe bis Was Is This u
fse The sdpce that children should be and rot AarG
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sasxkets-Rs7rrfsSby Telegraph

NEv-ozLEASs, FEs r-CerTos ass been uo's .G.,se
to-day The saes reaching COG s&ss o. "a
pol are 8. a. .ai % Boston le sTssLtss ; PER osas
pze2.Bm-
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.Sl4l.36 10
Importations of the week ending Feb. Is:

1880 psnan Bari and ck. Batter 1905 cks Beer.
Bncts, Coral Cks Ce-at $50 uns Cod, Tla
LoHvood cks Mad-r al undre Schestsi niEo
Bm-ions ArEo Is chs Guns 2h 5sE. Gum Co
pal bb AnInony. O. chs Cream Tartar 10 c-, AMI % hh
suhur l. NaFnesa. 329 bis Gum Arabic - ~
Cofrera ~ c and 80 leg ri carh Soda 7 cks and l5 y
soda Ash a has, ssu 1870 Chemical loo BIZ Brray 0ek%
surhate Coprer Goos % tbl. Fr, n bh
ga bbs Prunc- 81 30 hsbp,e To- ht d. ne bas
AoaGs 40 Fruits Brandy bo Fru 100 bass tntts.
u c. - b. bbs. ami l. Dec - bE
Orange. Lemon Guano. fil6 Hides 30 b. Goat
skus Horns rs bids les to- and - ht Honey, $50 b
Herp Dol. Int Rubber s7l6 bars. r 61f bars. N 9
Ids p. bo0td Sheet l5Otun.Ps 6thd Hoy Iron ncs
Tootes marble COO hhds ard 81 Noasse
ed 81 chs Rsgc 70 chs so B., hnl go bks Owe Oh
trsri- d. PANT 100 hhls Red Lead ~ hr y e. and
Sftk Coor bush Pesnuts bales OIL and 37l
Lds Steel 81 tE. ll h,s. Hemp seed Il do feunrl p d.
Cravay l3i do Ann seed IS d. Canary 30 ckA 40 hall ppr
orr tblL Brandy, 20 bb corlss 1851 sacks SAT-
bNs 100 tcfhf To- tnt o.
ssrs Ssrncs SaPe're, 3I6 hh1s., Ia
ib s0l sHd 2'6ls bsgs leo bh. Tspos ~ hes
Tobacco fcQ Tin Plates TO- DO: sos ab- Tn 1854
ri,- Tes Te bs'-. Wool lss do Wocn Waste
bids 80 h III hhs. - casks and DO baskets
Vine ~ log. and s9s pcs Mshosany, 7 log Cedir.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-19

Cav ss.ss-., ess srs L>sne ssA arrived PAislesA
Ga Wess~ssss e@ cess>ss. esr>r>ce<
heevy ssls tsrss IL vseA sSs ass4sys. sa
sad. csrTses away ece-tsys cs s<~a ra.s a.
sr. os~ass. Ge,si1y. Ian f~. cAar,-sss AsA
Wy hesvy -csser - TIE isA % Oh csrci pssI
the vrest q bern srs rssts ~, q s.s-r
sxp Irsts. from Wee osprs 
ns. >wt<S a A.,,r -
h1~a wrA scverd ua> as.sses eAss sSs Nh Nv ~
hsrt CoSrsst sraa're Ne~ o-sss ~ ns.soa eTAs rsss
Issscs ,s~ Of -reAns asossr ssASe- o. u,
ret
ca, v.r,s d srs sro-svr. City, has ,.AsA.s era .
he Ps-f.s fS~ tAssks 10 Cast Wind az - 49,
Errv cy sS sapsy Of vasr tssy Aavsas ssry 40
bad n sale.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. THIS pAY.

Rls- --S Ct Neoshlses tAsi
s.pi, Hook. Sea Gov Island. ga Hell Gate. -. los
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COURT or GENERAL sESSIONS-Feb 1S-Before
the RECORDER and AID. BRiSLEYand BARR.
DoTY PERJURY CASE CONTINUED.
The C0lirf 0ppned at | 1 o'clnck

rBs DoTY PERJURY CASE CONTINUED.
The Court Opened at | | O'clock
ILL.,. rorx..f .vo,n CO. ba ,esde. IN ph;.del,h;.
70 N. Vel :, ian. ~ ir,e q, J,iv oS fiat VA
y. =; M;,S snd q, pnf,,in ~ " IVY "
1870 s'y m; anu ,s ~ hna 81 ,hoss r,o,,bs1
x.ss ras =; ,ba Va -, topr
Ansper was uayenng IN the =" est ON S9
" 's m ~ ~ y. n NJ &c. ~ :, iiai hao sr ,ed
~ o e - ~ " VIZ. o , ~ 80 ~ ~. - frhas
NY Win sis o.les.i PeIoIlne" .. tle s ~ NJ
~. Den' -. q . v es' 80. 49, PaS H.. -
= s se 70 ~, " u =. ,I 10, ~, W. n
st. "a ,ads - III ,ho go. ,v;,hnnt In the
n,y h; ya 81 49, f,,y I'd NJ, Enrres, aceo,n
a;ns ne a ,6e ays ala nj Srrips ali I'm, wear 20 mn
c,s., AihI' s,.sabos,. IA 10, a,yy;ng ,bree
,h 90 NJ, ,io H. he s,,bo., Albany sccon,nsped
= III, ~ s a. a., 49,. - 800 oaI ,,;,b bar on
miss Chiffon dd not occupy state room WIZ seT ga
NsIo mat or any o,nef ssaeI uus aI year u .o
ne sny cohvonalion WIN OK hiS ei on o.asu a"J %
at year was present at the ina when Doty was sworn
safd ms testimony; ne named tne boat ADany SaPa;n
sseey ne s,a.oo ,ne uh"seon 10 aNe tA1 On P -
.sar ~ o.su.'s VI '"S' i'''' "" 'i"s'o ~ '
hss Az A .,. oT .s.. h.vol iv.d in phil,
.h ; Ia]o ~ Jnna' cbsnsad nv from New.
W hsrc becijnss n, snser ybet6er be has voted here
M. knew Mis- Clifton can't "a how long does not knov
~N he 6r became ACQUAINTED with hers ytness as born
sse rquainted with Miss Clifton there must have been
.cousstrable n'enegpum in their acquaintance between
hsysr OF infancy ard puberty does not know how soon
na puberty ne knew heri was intimate with her does
NOW wha' counsel means by eking ~ ne was rerg lnts
nate with her does NOT Know When MISS linton came or
oeneves she s"n ,ay sv s S,eu ~ aoi
has travelled win ner 10 po'.cr ana o'hef places
q Did you travel with her to Albany
0sleetsa 70. hasc Op. os ,r..ons asking whether
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Spoken ko

FeA Of Great IaasSs .ssnsAs Gsorsa fro. SsvYsrt ~
AspSn~sn. an veil
Nov H. 10 lat &C. sssp Revere Hamca % Ia n. Bsssa ~
ssn r>scsco The whale shp ?hdhppe DsaSe.
vhsh Wa . "a ~ $, GA ,s W.. the LIST ree.
feo Ia Cd Cspe fords- esk saovG rc1 elea
With BLACK vaA red nd sos ssr
zee vuh lrt;@rs
fse II 70 miles fcsss FOh Ga,sss I'm Ssv os,sss
ks New Nerk
GLASGOW.
Feb H. no at, &e, by Osprey q PaiseiAsn iSA1
s,eerins s. aas VITA ssh san ssS
baTgr-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-19

TO Dee 81 lsss i Excess Of arrivals duEi=s the year
TIE Feyotrsiie Observer mentions that specu-
laons TO the amount Of several hundred thousand dol
lars have been entered into recently in the Coal re-
gion and that the New York firm which subscribed to
the stock Of the Western Railroad largely interested
in these opera'ions One purchase amounted to $50
COO and contract entered into allowing 30 cts
tn for every and guaranteeing the lesser least
eloooo y snnur- The New-York firm referred TO
has also bought Copper Nine for which 81 500 was
first asked and when taken the price raised until
il reached 5000 at which price the bargain was con-
cllded.
The Chicago and Rock Island Rsilroad was
opened from Morris to Orowa, IS miles, on Monday,
the 18th inst and trains of cars are running daily
each way, between Chicsgo and ottows, distance Of
81 miles.
There are applications for the Incorporation
of fourteen millions of New Banking capital before the
Legislature OF Massachusetts,
The Shinplaster system seems to have re-
ceived It's death blow at ST. Louis
A bill to prevent the issuing and circulation
of Illegal currency passed the Illinois House Of Repre-
sentafives the h inst II provides that the persons
violating this law may be indicted and imprisoned in
the County Jail not more than one year.
The bill to repeal the General Banking Law
Of Illinois taken up the day in the House,
and after amendment referred to the Committee on
Banks and Corporations This reference Is considered
as adverse TO the passage ofthe bill
At Boston rates for Money continue firm at
advanced quotations. Psper Of first rank passes at
from raj y cent and loans call range from these
figures up to 9.
The monthly statement for January Of the
receipts on the Pennsylvania Railroad, as compared
with the receipts for the corresponding months last
year show the annexed result
January 81 1853 $3.50 SO %
Same month last year. 92,lI9 %
The Neto- Orleans PicayuHe states that bill
introduced into the Senate of Texas, the 18th
ult making provision for the payment Of the difference
between the sealed and face value Of the debts due by
the late Republic Of Texas land, at fifty cents
acre. After SEINE discussion it indefinitely post
poned
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et.>~ from ~sss dated Jan ~ ssarsns,,s rzsus
A.,- e~u here bssd eosvrsf.s, re~~s
.~,d upcc ey Congress- Of ~
.eyer. savers HAVING TIE M~fts~rHasss P,r
N. ga euusrsnc AVS srearste thsasA the IA
.. lurder ysen rsssd sn tsss tS
p~r, oa
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Foreign Perts.


oSc,n.ry i.pd J,A Is bar o.ceh, cAi-ole r. -
sOls Reports Amelia HoIie etsana~'ss iooss- - s
Foreign Psrts.
p.nns Jan - clipper barb St. Mary wm Lee o. Sac Pres
Ar At cOldsts Dee 10 saIs A. scsts. I'm ssuaos. NJ
Arr At c,So Dec IS ssSi JSsS Fstsr s% cSsA. rA s..
Orole from Baltimore: lO,h, kst orcsOn from racahaasa 81
Ar a, Rio j.aero 81 an ,Sp Cry Eagle p.n-s rA.A-As
:, IsS%' s,ss M 'Ny ssss ps e, IN "s,.s @ rs,ss
Condas,or, Gri.voA. In. Malsss Cor Bs.,on,
for Sss Iol, as EJras Coz e'.ssrsr,i t 81 sss,. o.
rr.,eS STATE, q. Lamb, Rsmtsn. g, Ne. is,. a
AoSas sSHep. d. Joseph Alison csI Sc 40 Is ARMS.
K,S s ss Ss @ SSs ce '''ss' l'''
csnsso; s,s "a, s.rsss. Io@ cS.-. s,..o,t I'm s".ss
Sepane ur'oo nI d. nh o.eeos FARRELL f rssa.lsAs
10 .sns date Sssas. yssn. rAurov or Se- Yosl ns
csfdssa. sS INST Srs Model Dow to bad 70, poe. .s
Az Ms,srSa. nh INST hsrqu. C,p,d. Dyer 20, Portland Ids
Ts'y' ns.. 70, SsS xos ri. oo G PS,s.sss 'Ss:
FTsnses sursens oy PrOvdsscei and many others
ich ship SoIma. Brown for New rc.l r.ly
So.lS. A''''' N''' '' Boston '''' ORG A'''''' Rogers
Arr a, 3D. soA u, b,s John Handy Newport
Roy rcsrse IN toll br, Jasa cesery, r. curs
S,over Portlsrd, lst inst, hnsoe. Morton Phihie pha
saled I'm H,x $ 18th INST stmr SIR John Harvey, Hes
Ar at do NH .,nr America ne IescS, rom Liverpool s~
Kus,on jam reh. H. bah Charm sleever Of rse@s.,o:.
Me- DIS 6r 5c N lev DAYS. George w knsht Of rss'pcr
Me- I'd ocer Of The LnSy Spear ~s drowned on the h n"
Arr Il AsrG Jan a. sesr. Greyhound Joeasoa, nhmsse
arl snwsrro~ wssStun Bo,,os Ssh bds s,s Nce,h
ics Ssh, bra Chief smh, bstmor.l slt e'a ss'ss
Elizabeth, rcco'bsler Gains Me- bah hsne Law" pe%"s
Do Jan - Sch, e.sysogSd Joss,oe Of n,l%s. {,
R.,s Hondnas n h. Comopo,e wlthsm reass
IA t A S ssSas 81 81 so.s 10 da
Ar yaPsrso pc ,s ,sg nsS' r,p 70" sSsS, kss
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Acapah. Dec H. Hsrre rscnpsoa AnAreva s.. vr,-
so ths mostly lsh. Waiter cts,c., LAh. d. - =
the W C. had eeeu transferred n No.
son Which advertised sal os fasssse ne Wal
under the command ofCspt Andrews Nth sss
81 the T. would sal about the Tine
woods Hole mt Hc'me-s nols isA brs oeesn chAf
wick from Atlantic Ocean, ofssd ot saniwh r. go ~
lbs. p osl
OGCsnary isrds. Jsa Is bar osch, cAi-ole n. -
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souRroy coMMoNPLEAs-BssoIs Judge WOODRUFF
william II. gny ssi Ti:Do. " " nssSs Ann

Unne lckcr against Thomas CARNEY, SheriH.
Ia recover 81 g. spount Of claim against OTIS NJ Mou-
- an The rrovpd OF false return execution having been
-, 10 he glcif and returned by him unsstised The
sensI pont 10 whether leves in the under
- On liking possession under ehattel mortgage, had
.socdepee. TO be continued.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
sales at the Stock Rxcha.se. .Ye,

1900 u = e, a. ....-lB $50 Portsmouth, D. Dock s
5000 do G, s3.l2o Florence Keyport.... 1914
800 Ohio O.. Co.,. lOeL no do........hIo 20
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-07-28

We are accustomed to look upon the advo-
Gates Of woman's rights as refofmers Of late
date; but in looking back upon the records of
our New England towns, says the Newbury-
port Union, we often meet the names of fe-
males in connection with public affairs. In
this town, in l774, petition to a ''well at
the entrance of Merrill Lain, so called, at the
north part of the town. on which the first
name was Elizabeth Tappan, and among the
names that followed was Sarah Carr. In the
same year the following petition was presented
which shows that the Temperance cause had
not much progressed among females; we give
it Uer6dtim -
Newbery Port, June ye - l774, Gentlemen
Select men of the town of Newbery Port, srs:
bege your appobashion to Retale Rum, as
am wider and unabel to Do much work, and
shall take it as faver from you.
petishion of Ammey Lowden.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-07-28


when handed the money. to, her that night,
she said: 'Gintlemen and ladies, I'm thankful,
and may ye niver know the want of what ye
give me. But what did was mostly on ac-
count of him, him, there. He was kind and
thoughtful to the poor and afflicted, and Id a
watched till froze before harrum should have
come to him if could ha helped it,"
- Darn the thing, it made me choke right
up"
Passengers for the Rela-a-y." "Don'i
forget your umbrella, sir; there might be an
explosion, and you'd want it to keep off the
cinders." ''Let me pass yourbandbox, Miss. -
Take care of your little boy, madam, no in
surance on him." "All right go ahead p'-
Washington Republic.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-07-28

% We witnessed very affecting sight
yesterday. A girl was about crossing Merwin
street bridge with little wagon, containing
what casual observer would suppose to be a
child-a neat little counterpart folded delicate
~ down from the " neck " of the innocent, and
Its face concealed by blue veil. Presently,
IN ascending the bridge, the vehicle unfortu-
nately upset, and out rolled the precious con-
tents, in the shape-not g babby,'' gentle
reader but a well filed 'Ohiskey jug which
was dashed TO pieces against a stone. The
grief of " The old folks at home y for the loss
of the "dear craythnr whose q spirit . thus
unceremoniously took its flight, was no doubt
inconsolabie. Chduelaad True Democrat.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-07-28

A HINT FOR HoUsEKEEPERs- While Civ
ing to housekeepers the advice jotted down
while attending to the very important matter
Of housekeeping, and the arrangements, do
not omit to inform house keepers that few
drops of carbonate Of amonia, in a small guam
tity of warm rain water, will prove safe and
easy anti-acid, &C., and will change if care
fully applied, discolored spots upon carpets
and indeed all spots, whether produced BY
to have carpet injured by whitewash, this
will Immediately restore it. Ohio CultiUator
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-07-28
20, 900 Bottles Sold by one Agent in New York in
Six Months!

One Agent writes from Western New York" Send
me One Hundred Dozen Sure Relief or Universal Pam
Killers as possible, as am all out Ii Is the
most wonderful Pain Killer in the world. It's used by
our best Physicians
Another Agent writes, "Your Pain Kiusr has cured
some of The worst Of Rheumatism in this places il
truly Woaderfat Medicine Please send me wogross
pafent writes have used all the Pain KILLERS Of the
day. but find none 80 worthy the title of Pain killer as
yours Ii is all il Is recommcndedto be-a Sure heHG
fer Pain.
Pain Killer Il the Medicine in tile world for Klel
matism il has effected upon myself winch baul-
IN rhe skill of our best Physicians. Hundreds OF such
statements as the above might be adduced-One trial
will convince the most skeptical. ~,
TwaEnpplications have cured the most severe kheu
One annicaton has cured the most violent Cramp in
the limbs.
Six annIicatIops have entirely cured Rheumatism.
Twenty-Five drops taken every twenty minutes mas
cured Cramps, Spasms, &c. c. rT,-o..
One application at bed time has cured sore ihroa.
Twenty drops taken every fifteen minutes has cured
Bilious Choc .npr
one drpp has cured the most severe Toothache
Eirsaa drnns taken every fifteen twenty minutes
will cure Dysentery and Dlarrnea-
TWENTY five drops has cured Sick Headache.
Ten drons has often relieved Acid Stomach.
Three applications has cured Lame Side.
Twenty five drops wil in all cases cure WIND on the
Stomach - -
Ten drops every fifteen minutes VIII cure Cholera
Morbus.
Three Applications mas CuIeu LuinbdeO.
Thirty drops daily has cured Gravel and Kidney com
plants.
Sudden Colds and hard Coughs can be cured by few
doses az thousands can testify.
For Kidney complaints the Sure Relief Is an exceen
remedy taken two or three times day.
For Snnal difficulties it is invaluable. One teaspoon
fnI will relieve the violent pain in the Stomach
aud restore it to natural feeling When taken accord
Ina to directions, ii will speedily and eectualy cure
Bowel complaints and that horrible disease the Cholera
as has been proved in innumerable cases in New M
leans St Louis Cincinnati and many other aigs
in the South and West where the Darrhea az from
have ragged fatally. Reader i you are main from
either az the diseases named above, on iro Con vii
any cause, be sure and try this great Hehei an
be well. = a,,ts rer bottle
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