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M LID CONSUMPTI0N.-This is anoshes.
Ill form of Consumption in which

MILD CoNsUMPTI0M.-This is another.
NI form OF Consumption in which
"PRoCRAsTINATIoN is THE THEE or TIME
In an awful sense for il often, terminates in
deahdrom neglectg 10 give this disase early
treatment
Thousands are dying whose lives might be
saved by the timely use of Wstar's Belsum of
i'd Cherry. A few weeks, a few days may
nuke fatal difference in the progress of. cen
sumptive symptoms.
The chances Of success increase grsatly with
the earliness OF treatment. Although in cases-
seemingly desperate, Wistar's Balsanl has per-
formed cures thas are seemingly miraculous.
still it is advisable to take .he Basam on The
appearance OF the first symptoms.
The following we have just received from
Messrs. Fall, McCracken & Co., agents for the
sale Of Wislar's Bslsam of Wild Cherry,at Ian
caster, Ohio.
g. TO THE PUBLIC. IN
Il feel 1t my duty, ns an act of kindness to
the afflicted 10 inform them what Wisiar,s Bal
sam of Wild Cherry has done for my daughter.
ihers Is many parent who has given up a be-
loved daughter or sob, as prey to that fell
destroyer Consumption. They have, fas have
done. tried al! the most skiilnl and eminent
physicians within their knowledge, and all Of
the most popular remedies that seemed 10, hold
out some hope for continuance Of life, without
getting any relief.
O. To all such who like me have been seek
irg with trembling hope for sune remedy of real
efficiency, would say seek no farther but ,rv
at once DR.. Wisar's Balsam Of Wild Cherrv.
My daughter Sarah Jane, aged II years, whose
life for some months had been despaired Of, ana
was supposed a sure prey to Consumption, has
been cured! restored to perfect heathi and that
too, by using five bottles OF DR.. Wis,nfss Bal
sam of Wild Cherry.
JONATHAN CouLsoN.
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mHE.dE OHIO STAR.

II Senator GILLETT. and Representative BIC
ELow, will accept our thanks for various docu-
ments.
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PMladtIph,a Office of

PtiiadeIph,a Office Of
BARNuMS ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER.
Dealers will find it to their advantage To send
their orders t, The subscribe, as they will be
furnished with valentines which they can sell
Mt prices less than any others made. Well as
sorted lots will be put al So, and upwards.
Valentines nj 25, so and 75 Cts; st, So, SO,
81, S5, aid upwards.
Any person wishing to get valentine wor'
thy Of sending TO their sweetheart or lover, by
remlniug eiher of the above amounts, shall
have sent them the worth of their money, free
Of pos'nge, 10 any part of the United States, by
addressing PETER f. ABEL,
Valentine Nanufactures
No. So South Third Street, at
T. r. CALLENDER'S Cheap Book and
Newspaper Store.
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TRUNKS, VALISES and CARPET BAGS
i all kinds of Travelling Trunks,
25 Leather Vases,
25 Enameed and CARPET Travelling Bags for sale bv
Nov. g. 1882 II l. Is II DAy.i a
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PoisIsinG.-Thousands of parents WHO Vernifnge
composed of Castor Oil, Calonel &eare that
While they appear benefit the patient they actually
laying The foundations for series of diseases. such
salvation, loss of sight, oakncss of limbs, dc.
In another column viii be found the advertisement of
HobeDsack's Medicines, TO which ask the attention
of aHdrectly interested in their wc!i ther c
drens health. In Liver complaints and all disorders ar
sing those of bilious type should make use of the
only genuine medicine. IIobensack's Liver Pills
W "BE NOT DECEIVED y but ask for IIo5ensack's
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe thai each has
the signature ofthc AFoprotor.J N obensack as none
else genuine.
G- should be universally kuo,rn-or it is strictly
ruetat indigestion is the parent of large proportion
of the fatal diseases Dysenery darrhesa, cholera
bus liver complaint and many other diseases enumerated
in the city inspectors weekly catalogue of DEATH gen
Grated by indigestion alone. Think of that dyspeptics
think of all who suffer from isor1ered stomacis and if
you are willing TO be guded by advice founded upon ex-
perience, resort at tdon delay day Hoefaiis
German Bitters prepared by DR. c. NJ. Jackson which as
an Alternative, curative and nyiora stands alone
approached General depot I29 Arch street. We have
tried these Btters and knew they excellent for The
diseases specified aboye.-Paiaaelphd City ITEM.
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ERAPENT PIPE BOXEs--For Wood ax-
- as agreat Improvement the old plan, u good
assortment just received by
T.. T. RICHARDSON,
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SAWS.-Muley Mill, Spen y Jackson's Hand
~ ana pa1nel mel of the best quality for sale low by
NOV "a 1852. l. T RICHARDSON.
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u q 8 ae
FIRE And LIFE INSURANCE.
NT1Vd INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of Utica, N. Y.

Union Mutual Life Insurance Con. pany
of Boston, Mass
Protection Insurance Company,
of Hartford Conn.
Western Farmers Mutual EsufaIee Co. /
of New Lisbon Ohio
The subscriber having heen appointed agent for the
above Companies, viii issue Policies on tie most fa-
vorahIe terms.
u. The above companies stand among tile best
managed and safest Insurance ,mpanes the coun-
try. Applications made TO
J. s. HERRICK,
Gerneal Insurance Agency Office. Ravenna o.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

The next Terra viii commence Monday, JAN 31th
r. L. DODGE Principal
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MILL Tvs.

LUMBER WANTED.
On 000 FEET Of 3, l, II, II and inch
~, ,UUU -seasensd White Wood and Cucumber
Lumber Wanted, by II. L. DAY.
Ravenna, jan. 10th, 1858.
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AmEditOr wanted.

The subscriber wishes to dispose of his interest
10 this Office. Toa practical printer, with a small
capital, there is abundant encouragement. Apply
for particulars to
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Officers Portage Co. Br. Slate DaGk Of Chic,


J. Fl. Ebberi, Cashier.
Bank open from 10 Il A. NJ, and from 10
3o'clock, P. NJ. Bank closed on Christmas and
New Years day, and on 4th of July.
u In CoSsoMPrIv SYMPTGss-'.P
the thief in awful sense as it shortens
existence, and hurries the patient from time eternity
Thousands are dying whose lives might be saved by
the tlnc use Of Wisisr's Balxan of Wild Cherry
few weeks a few days, may make fatal difference
in the progress of censuraptve symptoms.
The chances of increase greatly with the ear
ness of treatment. Althong in seemingly dcs-
peraie. Wsiars laisam has performed cures are
seemingly miraculous still it is advisable tke the
Balsum Oh the appearance of the first symptoms.
Consumption, of all diseases, is The one that should
receive early treatment. Every hour of delay may
make the case difficult In The war between Dis
and Nature, the Nature the more
certainly will she win he Victory. If wait until
disease has broken the rsilution aid may cor
too lale TO be of service.
% See advertisement.
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Il. /. & R. DAY.

MUSLIN COLLARS. A beautiful assnrt-
E of Ladies' Muslin Collars Under Sleeves, Bands,
&c, for sale cheap at L & DAYS.
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Hasse shoes are now made from India Rubber.
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ESARMERS HATs.-A good Silk Ha, for
u Farmers. which will last several years. can be
purchased for So, at JAS. TWITr.
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EDGINGS.-A choice assortment of Black Silk Eace
IA Edgings, just reed at GILLETrs.
Oct. 25..
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THE MUSICAL WORLD AND TIMES,

weekly Journal of sixteen edited by Richard
Willis, and writers
country make their medium of communication with the
public during year 2e SIS WORTHY of the
best brilliant and instructive Inu
complete familiar harmony, which
of attractive musical read
ing anecdotes musical
tory fearless and truthful cicisns OF musical publ
cations and performances and The pick and cream OF musical
novelty and incident both foreign and domestic The whole
valuable record OF musical art
possible obtain The Of country chos and ladies' wish
but who not living near music Stores are es
pecaiy attended TO.
copy 3d. copies s.; five copies, $40 and
sending club five his trouble
Address Dyer Willis publishers the Musical World and Times
257 broadway, New York.
JouRNALThe subscribers also publish The
Monthly Musical journal of eight each
containing pages music makng eight pages
variety musical reading The
for benefit of
whose musical knowledge and
simple and that should
be furnished AT the cheapest possible rate
Terms One 50 cents; three copies 81 ten copies So
COPIES S5 and sending club OF twenty
an extra copy for his trouble. Address DYER WILLIS
B.-Ciergymen will be supplied with the Musical World and
Times dollar and with the Monthly Musical Gazette
at twenty five cents year.
Agents obtain subscribers for the above named pube
tions Liberal commission allowed. .... ..
time subscribe the volume begins the
first of January, 1853.
Jan l3-d3m
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fxSstoE ovYioR,
February is, 1858.


February u.s. 1855.
nE attention ofAce has ei,ea
L addressed ny
distributed believed
revolutionary pensions, which deemed proper
well because Of It's direct and
Once,
correspondence and inquiry
la part Of this letter
being etatas
he is duly atAssed eoaeAsd for al the dspsrf Again.
ne requests his correspondent Ma reliability bus
quatdtous, 10 address the Pension Once TO
peauoas touching such references special
gwen, and Il give notice that
refer TO h egsos testimonials character quail!
aons, u such testtaonia be Claim become
50 Of Their eho,se without reference 10 this oce
suiing and they individual
qualifications o public support The ought
afford partial Discrimination by endorsing will
IL do
The circular referred which thought proper officially
10 notice. founded printed published the United
State. Senate in 1854 senae Document No 81 2d Con
containing Pension Once, compliance
with call from The Senate, Of al suspended and rejected
claims paA ga notes Of Ae suspension rst.on
This doubtless hands of Dat does
athorse this office ths tenson that
prilesed TO tAe ee Of he Pension M
Aat thsy information from Ae P"
| at large J.E. HEATH,
Feb 6-d1w Commissioner OF Pensions
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THE DlFFICULTY OBvIATED.-Purchasers Of linen
goods 0bviatc the difficulty of obtaining anen goods
by making their selections from stock Now in store of
importation
70 pieces linen sheetngs, all widths and prices
50 do pllowcase linens assorted qualities and widths
100 do table diapers and damasks from medium
fine, all of stylish modern ("
Towelngs, all leading sterling styles,
A large lot Of cheap aud good table napkins
100 pieces Irish linens comprising all numbers,
heavy fine, all of the best makes
40 pieces fine brdseye diapers
All linen goods warranted 10 I'LL linen We
particular the linen branch trade
white cambrics medium
Included the lot, choice of jaconet
brics.
Toe pieces plaid cambrcs, all patterns, fac quality
With many other and desirable goods in our line
We very particularly Of all bills due
Terms cash in all cases. unless arranged TO the
Goods articles prices and fair dealing be relied in all
PERRY BROTHER,
Feb I7--eo6uf Opposite Centre Market.
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pie b'saswae In foacalan, Opposite 10 The
s s ana ss as
cO'tas me ana drawings the hands nsios G. Beau
Mobile AID NJ ssd .a = sgsaa% Pensacola al
cypress pine pile. inches square,
10 10 feet into The bottom OF me lake. which Gem
ire 70 centre distance thai
ncned 40 a. % ac others by abnins
ans q, o q ss SHI a T. as are b sssss
section be connected together by incned
finch pankas which win be fastened by
panks being foot and let into inches
deep ON m. ,.,a. -. ....,,., -
about above the low water level q the lake. and descends
wards The outside e about se below tue same level thus present
The middle rows viii be connected together onstudna Wy
The inclined sss Just spoken which viii se be bsed e
M so Mssi on s aa s ri
under wafer viii be executed follows Aer driving
attached bolt and ,hsn driven proper
@ M a a s aa '
boed them also The s,eaings The middle pile easily
70 "a inches tn blanks under water vii be spiked and
The holes and morees being prepared before placing them in posi-
500 cypress pine piles a. Y from % 80 feet long
oo running fee, Of cross and longitudinal pieces ain IL in
lis bolts gssyan.sa aon5 from in to IL in diane
is supposed work be carried hu of 900
year the weather,
fair allowance for other casualties and Sundays II will be
qured be completed in months from the date Of the
until thriet Of March, 853, for the Of this
work. under other OF the following proposio
lst To furnish deliver of the beakwater about
the the experimenting
shall Direct all piles, and longitudinal pieces
planking needed for It's construction
ID 10 breukwater much running
length furnishing everything else bur the piles the
cross and longitudinal pieces, and the planking.
3d. To furnish all Tie Materials &C. required and 10 construct the
whole beakater much running ioot Of It's length
ether words embrace. the other two propositions in
The of rejecting all the offers which may be made is
served
The Engineer Department is exercise the necessary
through agents.
its faithful performance and TO 10 itself the right OF
nung the contract time, should the holders OF fail to
fulfil lis conditions.
money by Engineers Depart
ment under any circumstances whatever
done will be made
monthly the certificate local due diligence
used prosecuting interruption daily
epdemca diseases unavoidable arrangement of mach
due 10 radical defects in quality Of material The
quantity paid for have been taken from section completely
finished AZ required
Twenty per payments
accrng finally paid the the completion
OF the work. be forfeited the United States of failure
All proposals testimonials Of high
competency the the
fr reliability of the also be manifested The
envelopes should be endorsed Proposals for the construction
abrsakwater in Lake Poutchartrainn
further address Major G. T. Beauregad Corps
JOS. G. TOTEM,
b. Brig Gen. and Col. Engineers.
IntelIgencer, Republic Union
ineon Republican, New Orleans Buletn
New Orleans Bee New Orleans La Mobile Advertiser, Mobile
copy paper containing the advertisement to be
Engineer Department.
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Washington, February "a. lSsl
SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received until sah Mach ss
? ioa die and delivery :. shssoa souh tso
scows 7
ng ino scoe hundred cubic yards hourly ins mi
s s sas .s open TSs sS s IT,
materials and ~ the most sutlAaiA asnne s
arranged thai be applied popclng dieds
10 and from the bar upon which u Is 10 work
depth o la which the work IL tp be performed
from % feet al low wstei the uds rises feet maIas M
There must be suitable sleeping and oder nee
tons provided twelve foos busksss css
ols ns ss.ss %s.t BE- equipped and provide,
everything work 70 the best effect Should aacu
one dfedxe dredge Of half
pae for dedges, each Of half the above spch "a
Also tug, hundred and twenty i've feet keel wen
ions and twenty board coppered o
fastened provided with cabin recommendations o M ps
required work her, being eight IN number her nls be
white oak oak, cedar locust framed with the g~a her
M Sss R AND g
have Two low engines OF i, hoe psei
sas snss ill., same a. 20 way i Without rs ~
completely found in ground tackle and l., I'll saSp.ss e d
Also four dumping scows my feet in length BY aesna WIDTH
s x s ss, %ss and "a, Closed WIN
closing The at the bow and ssn Of .ix byfnn
a s.s s sR. Of locust
and nssd esuss % s deck
om Sides ends and well arc to be znced % inc light
The price each dredgc Of the Tug and Of scowpue
separately stated - u. !. II
at Charleston CaoiiR be stated and when dshy-
ready inspection and trial ny me 0c
pees agent OF the - may b. neosd
Tor thai purpose They carried the bar wh1n
operate the entrance OF Charleston haSb0 there
al the expense, tested 10 their perfosEance
test every be satisfactory and Ia confmi
conditions oil the contract .Nss. w IN
No payment made account Of tho dredye, ~
scows until the devered Inspected aes
ed prescribed and received, when the Wi
paid In full
principle they propose to construct
chimes patented, Of the patentes whchcF sAu
machine built aud subjected TO s and II whercsd
Ter and he depth which raised naming "
son be had In regard 10 the
dimensions of the dredGc should bo given, d
details also the Of The engine for drv
the machinery dredge, in number Of
also cylinder and length stroke The piston
and the under which the engine Il oFdna
worked practicable drawings should be forwarded Of hs dcg
complete, and also OF the dumping scows.
particulars be Obtained by corresponding with Cap
A. III bowman, corps engineers Charleson, South Carolina.
The addressed the underonod and marked
the Proposals dredging machine, Ac for d
Of Charleston harbor, South Carolins
Jos. g. TOTfEN,
Rrcvct Brig. Gen and Col Enyineers
inserted in the Incgcncer, Republic and Union, Wash
ngton Mercury Charleston Albany Register and Albany Ee
Albany Courier Enquirer and Express New York
Wing Troy York. Pennsylvania Inquirer and DAILY New
Philadelphia Courier, Boston, Massachuscts; Psio
Baltimore Maryland daily for three weeks, Of each
containing be sent 70 the Ensaccr Department
Feb l5-d3w a@
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PROPOSALS FOR IMPROVING THE HARBOR OF
BRIDGEPORT, CONNECTICUT.
ENGINEER DEPARTMENT,
Washington, February Is, 1853.


Washington February Is, 1883
PROPOSALS will be received this Office until the 7h of March,
1852 dredging channel through the and outer bars OF
this harbc 100 width length the
about POO yards uniform
depth both these bars
The removed estimated 1000 cubic
and 5000 cubic yards for the outer in
IA, 900 cubic yards, or less, for the two.
The sand hs shonlest
channel over being feet AT low tide.
bar 100 yards Inside Of the former,
depth OF feet low
the sboaest part of the channel over H.
tides the habor Of Bridgeport 81
which the earth will
raised will be oytk l4t feet
ercavaed bar be disposed Of by
the shoa 800 yards the OF the channel
deposited $50 the westward
upon 900 the eastward OF IT,
The channels eScayatod Will be marked ocer
agent Engineer Department. the execution
the work will also be similarly superintended.
The which sealed and endorsed
price cubic OF earth removed az above
will be monthly the OF eighty cent
OF the performed measured and estimated by
the United the remaining twenty cent 10 be
upon faithful execution according
contract provided for, which
qured completed prior the FIRST OF November 1883
The Engineer Department privilege OF fixing The
removed, bring the
thereof within the limits of the appropriation for this i'm
pfovenent. .#= #.-.#
information application be made, by letter
Capt George Duton, of Engineers New ia
Connecticut
Jos. @. ToTTEN,
Feb % d. Brig Gen. and Col. Engineers.
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I,OR rent, the brick ds~cIltpghouse formerly
occupied winn the Marine Barracks
Streets Navy Yard Washington II Ia repee with every
gentee family with garden, brick
and other houses sold The
and accommodating and by the
I-t May, will he for rent
Also for lot. Nos T. and No 1873
lNh and Goth streets west.
Also crby situated lots Nos o. on .ouar. No To-
havs snbdvded Q each
fronting street. three ftonps on
0is street west. ar--.
'lff7T7T'h II Ut gA7f's 8ipP sRfspywc a wyrJE.b
Seventh street, opposite Odd veio~s' Han.
Jan @-sodu
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CARD.To HOusekeepers and others.-We would respect
fully Of housekeepers and other who
fuel sufficient stock wood
and coal which selected with much under advan
circumstances We think without
that wood good
found in the city, large stock and wish
dispose of possible, order change
business win offer to cash customers who
wish wood coal and think
who better give a purchasing elsewhere
Those will obse
us by calling practicable.
JAMES w. BARKER Co,
Feb I0-2awlm' Corner of II and streets.
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Tcnncssee-
FACULTY, Csruuisrs late one OF the ercui,
Judges VI Tennessee.
Hon Rsh%I Green Of The judges supeo.e
Of Tennessee. ~ ~ e
Mos, Btoised L. Ridley, cianceiors
Judges CsTultis their WHO'S exclusively
the school
Fts If ssts Daily examinations OF each class on tue
ext books No regular course Of lectures but explanations o w
daily lessons IA the OF the examinations . -
y. Weakiy
by
all processes known III aeai
framed require uheu p'oPeo
Documents 10 DC feao
donce Ia trials Some taken by
held monthly m tie siass anu ~
public every The students at a.
m iurors Judges chanccors and In other od ca
pAcia>s connected W their suits.
the third Monday IN Sep
srnbc ana ends third February The second
succeeding Monday IN reDua ana ehuS seeon'
Thursday in July. nro n.
fee 81 boarding $50 students furnish te own books
which can be hadin the Lebanon bookstores,
complete the unless
d.ots enter No previous
regular classes. Students
any time during the collegiate
1hes . a moot legislature connected with the school.
Number students the collegiate year eighty
- ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Feb ll-eoly President Board Of Trustees.
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NOTICE
or DiscontiMuancc Of United States Of
N Nee at Vfnccnnes, Indiana.

hinder provisions the second OF Congress
approved June 49, ioi0 which declares
quantity public land remaining unsod land district shall be
reduced number than hundred thousand
shall be the duty Secretary Of the Treasury discontinue the
Office audit landn such district shall
remain uns0d the the dcoDnuance land office the
shall be subject sale of the existing land Offices
convenient district which the land ofhce shall have
dsconnued which the Secretary OF the Treasury shall
the duty above required has been
Interior the 3ct estabh the
Home Department J" approved Sd March, 1919:
hereby the Ie
directed the land office Vncennes ~ the State Of
lands unsold the
be subject tssae tho land Office
Jeifersonvile in said State.
unsod unapproprated by and subject
private entry limits of the vincennes district,
subject heretofore that office,
date Of the recet this notice by the and receiver thereof
officers Jacksonville wiH public notice
Athy wiu DC prepared to reeee applications entries
Of any such lands at their Office.
JOHN WILSON,
t Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
Feb 6-3taw6w