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Washington sentinel., 1854-01-06


FRENCH s. EVANS, HAMILTON C. FAINT,
Late chief clerk, Pension Office. Missouri.
EVANS & FAINT,
Pennsylvania Arcnne, 5etweea A and 6th streets,
nnder IVhitehnrsts Daguerrean rooms,
WASHINGTON, d. c.,
Exchange and Land Warrant Dealers.
Unc urrcnt Money Bought.
Mr. Evans will give prompt attention 10 claims
for pensions, bounty land, back and extra pay, &c
From his long experience in revolutionary bust
ness, he will give especial attention TO toreJected and
suspended CLAIMS of that character
All land warrants sold by us will be guaranteed
Refer 10 members of Congress and officers of
the government generally
Jan G--5teod
GHAPPED HANDS can be entirely avoided
~ by using the Transparent Toilet Soap in bars,
sold at LAMMOND'S, Hh st.
Jan. 6--eo3t
DARRY,s TRICOPHEROUs for Pre-
I'D serving, Restoring and beautifying the hair,
eradicating scurf and dandruH, has no equal it
For sale at LAMMoND'S, 7th st.
Jan. 6--eo3t
wv EBsTER,s GRAND AMERICAN
w Dictionary.-A supply of the above un-
rivalled Dictionary of the English Language, in
various Bindings suited for the Drawing Room,
the Counting House and the Printing Office For
sale at the Publishers prices at
TAYLOR & MAURY'S,
Jan 6. Bookstore near 9th street
ENOR RENT, Large and Commodious
il dwelling house and stores. first door east Of
the corner of Fifteenth street and PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, north side There are two stores on the
premises, one of which is now occupied, and pay
ing handsome rent and which will be included
in the arrangement for the whole premises. Being
in the neighborhood of several hotels, and the De-
partments, they offer very fine stand for busi-
ness, &c. Applyto
HENRY M. NOURSE,
Attorney and Agent, corner of 18th and sts
Jan 6---eod1w
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UuE ID U LII
II ESPECTFULLY announces to the citi-
this city
ONE GRAND CONCERT
On Friday Evening, january 9, 1854.
AT CARUsPs SALOON,
On which occasion he win be assisted by
sIGNoRINA ADELINA PATTI,
The musical phenomenon. #
MAURICE STRAK0SCH,
The great pianist musical director and conductor
PROGRAMME
l. LA SyLPHIDE Fantasia Romantique,
Composed and performed by MAURICE sTRAKoscH.
This composition consists three Musical Illustrations
J. Chant Religeu 2 Lorange, 3. La Danse des
3 BRILLIANT CAyArINA, from yerdfs Opera Of 'Ernani7
Sung by signorina ADEL1NA PATTI.
(See American Concert Guide page Q. No. a. Words in
Italian, English translation. and Music.)
g. SOLDIERS DREAM, Polacca Guariera,
Cmposed and executed by OLE BULL.
A. THE BANJO BuRIEsouE MUSICALE,
Composed and performed by MAURICE STRAKOSCII.
g. CONNIE THROUGH THE RYE,
Sung by Signorina ADELINA PATTI.
(See American Concert Guide, page No q words and
music)
g. FANTASIA ApPAsoNArA, from the Operas Ia somnam
bula' and "La Fayorita,
Composed and performed by OLE BULL
PART II.
l. MUSICAL RocKETE, A ScherAo Capriccio,
Composed and performed by MAURICE sTRAKoSCH
2. THE MOTHERS PRAYER Adagio Religioao,
Composed and performed by OLE BULL
8. JENNY LIyD's ECHO SoNo,
Sung by signorina ADELINI PATTI.
see American Concert Guide, page No. 81, words and
and music)
a. INrRopUzoNE DI CAPRcclo yARAzIoNE On mel corpu,
from Paesielo, composed for the violin alone, by N
Paganini,
Performed by OLE BULL
Washington sentinel., 1854-01-06

NEW ARRIVAL OF FINE JEW ELRY
In at Hoods. Ear rings, in great variety cuff
pins, breaches, ockets, finger rings, sleeve but
tons, gold guard, vest and fob chains silver cups,
spectacles of every description &c, &c. All of
which will be sold at New York city prices and
cheapest in this city.
Please call at the store, between Al and 9th
streets, Pennsylvania avenue, sign of the large
spread eaghe
N. b. All kinds of fine watches carefully
paired and warranted by
w. w. HoLLINGSWoRTH
& Dec 30-3t
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CAUTIER,S

TN anticipation of full supply of Ice, the price
II of ICE CREAM will be reduced to 50 so per
gallon on and after January /, 1854
dec 2q-eo3t
Washington sentinel., 1854-01-06

Machine Shop Statistics.-Messrs. Pease &
Murphy, Fulton Iron Works, foot OF Cherry street,
L. r. have built, during the year, thirtythree low
pressure boilers, for steamships, steamboats,, and
ferryboats, weighing from fifteen thousand pounds
TO nnety-fve thousand pounds each; sixty-two
high pressure boilers, including locomotive cylin-
der and lue boilers, from seven to forty horse
power each; eleven low pressure beam engines,
for steamships, steamboats,, and ferryboats, from
one hundred 10 eight hundred horse power each
Also seventeen high pressure steam engines
from ten to one hundred horse power each. Also,
tanks, buoys, &c, overhauled and repaired. Six
steamboats, and steamships, and added several inn
provements to their shops.-N y. SIN.
Washington sentinel., 1854-01-06

| and the remainder in New York. She had very
valuable cargo Of merchandise, which is insured in
this country and in England. Boston Journal.
Washington sentinel., 1854-01-06

The following extract Of a letter from one d
the officers of the exploring party under Gov
ernor Stevens, will be read with interest:
Washington sentinel., 1854-01-06

THAPPED HANDS can be entirely avoided
~ by using the Transparent Toilet Soap in bars,
sold at LAMMOND'S, 7th st.
Jan. 6-eo3t
Washington sentinel., 1854-01-06

and the remainder in New York. She had very
valuable cargo Of merchandise, which is insured in
this country and in England. Boston Journal.
Serious Collision on the Harlem Road
About six o'clock on Monday evening, the Harlem
train for this city was delayed in consequence Of
having repairs done 10 the snow plough attached
10 the engine. signals ware placed considera-
Bile distance each way from the train 10 protect it
from danger but il appears that those in charge of
one of the New Haven down trains failed TO see
the lights, and came into violent collision with the
Harlem train. Two cars on the latter were ex-
tensively damaged. A servant girl in the employ
of Mr. Trowbridge, of Harlem, was severely in
jured a child of Mr.. Trowbridge who was with
her. was slightly injured No other persons were
hurt. The engine of the New Haven train was
disabled. and an engine had to be brought from
Mott Haven 10 bring the train TO the city. The
accident occasioned quite panic among the pas
sengers and il is singular that not more We're in
Jured.
Wouldn't Take off His Hat.-One OF the most
summary methods of dsposing OF a case OF this
kind that we have witnessed in some time hap
pened in the police court recently. The court
room was crowded by the great press of business.
and the magistrate made an order that every one
present should take off his hat. A fellow who re-
fused to give his name but who proved TO be
Aaron Keen, would not submit TO the order, and
pertinaciously insisted on keeping on his hat On
being demonstrated with, he became very noisy;
deied the court and all its officers, and assaulted
officer Mack. He Immediately arraigned
and sentenced TO the Jail for five days, the full ni
prisonment given by the statue The effect upon
the audience was electric, and more orderly
body of men than the spectators were alter that
is seldom seen--ALbany Journal
The New York Aldermen.-The Court of
Appeals at Albany on Saturday decided that the
aldermen OF New York city, in dsobeying the in
junction. some months since, in relation 10 passing
the grant for the Broadway Railroad, were in con-
tempt, and unanimously affirmed the judgment of
Justice Duer. 1t will be recolected that on the
18th Of March last several members OF both boards
were brought up before the Superior Court, and
havng,been convicted of contempt, We're various
ly sentenced alderman Stu,tevant icas ordered 10
be Imprisoned IA tie city prison for the space Of M
teen days, and TO pay fine OF $3.50 and S92 costs
Others escaped the sentence of imprisonment but
were mulcted in like fine and costs.
-<oe--t.
Machine Shop Statistics.-Messrs. Pease q
Murphy Fulton Iron Works, foot OF Cherry street,
R ha We huit du he 10 fhrea low
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Fro,n the Fai,m.leln.t. { ". ) Rept.1ltean,

-, nc Fai77Nont Pd0 l2eTN5lican.
AN INVALUABLE MEprciSE.--lt Is but seldom find
among the many remedies offered to the public
OF disease, one we consent whose
tues able to discover, and have always tedlousy
avoided giving anything that might lead any
one 10 suppose that we placed any faith in preten.
sions But with reference to remedy actured in
TINS place. and which has become familiar the public
as household words, speak knowledge its
trnsc its adaptation to OF the ills
u Q, and the security with which 1t may be used We
sreak OF the NonpaTe Nerve Bone Line MT prerar
I'd by H. IL Carr Co., from prescription furnished by
UT watson Carr late oil MoTgantown, and now OF Wheels
ing one OF the most eminent Physicians In Virginia This
Is based upon the broad principle that any
pounded he equally efieaeious In emoyng Internal aec
II simply the OFFSPRING of Science being mild sim.
PIE IN It's ACTION and yet revealing in its effects ower
more ching the most hidden snews
and beastand yet being ioxous weakest inlut-
u Is also by Tar The cheapest Lnincnt IN tho MARKET being
put w IN otes twice large the majority, one.
fourth than the largest besides being four
safe and certain = 800 " =
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TO Country MerchantsI

MRS. S. KNOX having Withdrawn from the firm. OF
I NcClallens Knox Dc Co.. the partners have
associated with them Mr. Chester D. Knox cbrother or s.
Knox long and avoably known in the public
assuming the style OF NJ CIalens and Knox.
They would respectfully inform their old customers ehu
have long literally then) all
In Boots and Shoes that their FAN Stock will be
ing from the 10th to the last OF September.
Having been selected with the bought
they fatcr themselves that their Fall Stock OF
and Shoes they hold out inducements in quality
and prices superior any ever offered m the market To
Country on they would be pleas.
ca 10 stock prices eariessly
with rkets OF Baltimore and
: ssMlaaeipha; tseps1 MccLALLENs q KNOX
CARR g D. have just received 40 boyes
o. tobacco, in addition their latse stock Call
A. M. NJ and re- speeimen OF the calorni
ths Also alaree lot Imported sssars just and
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sPK1NGs OF 1865.
VIM. T. SELBY.
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Foreign q. Dones Dry C Gods,

VIM. T. SELBY.
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Foreign & ID omestic Dry c. ods.
No. III Mann ST., West side, betlceen M0nroe "'t
Union SITS.
Wheeling, Va, ...I,
- NOW in receipt OF his Spring stock Of DRY IN.
II and Motions, direct importers and Nis.1F Of
ters sing as complete and desirable ~ cutA
goods adapted TO the trade this section can sy
IN any hou g, EAT or West, TO Which would
st7s ES5F7 - DRESS GOODS. ,,..
In black silks, alpacas, popns, laHs de SsS
hals etc with very large stock OF prints, ard
ma es and colorss Also, bonnets, ribbons, llhnb'
Other trimmings in variety. And OF
S.sis3 tEElIENts WEAR.
In cloths cassmers, sattinetts mertno caSSH nen.
jeans, tweeds. and summer also. ana
MIS- blue drills, brown linens, linen drills, $780,
other such good very desirable soft
mems and boys palm hats, Leghorn and ri eo,.
wool brash hats, etc; with stock o. sp crash.
ton bagg1ng seamless bags, buraps, "a brown
dIilgs ickngs cheeks, shirihg es ;. soois
and bleaehed mdsli1si with good stock oil "h''e
t IN lf notion LINZ -.
As cambFicss jaconetss Irish linens laees
tons hosiery gloves combs ETC., in all their Ell Ia
My whole stock Will he found unsuIl -
Ss saa,s sna style. esin press W.T.. sELsY.
HEas pure White Lead, dry, sale low hyn ,y,rLL
IN febi3 KELLS s. CALphH
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lillian Know IhyscIf."
An Invaluable Book for IS Cents


"Epefy Family should haue a Conn.,
.hl0l COPIES sold in less than three months.
M Nsw eS,!i9H revised and Improved lust issued
BOOK FOR THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS an outline
Of The origin progress treatment and every form
BY self abuse, or by sexual excess for their
prevention written in familiar avoiding mediea
techncaltics and every thing that would offend the
decercy, from the result some twenty years successful
practice exclusively devoted the diseases
To whchis added, receipts for the the above
diseases aud treatise on the causes symptoms
oil the Fever and Ague for twenty five COPY; six
COPIES one dollars will be forwarded any part
United States by mall free ofposagc Address, postage
PAID Cosden q Co., Publishers or box 100, Post Office,
Philadelphia. -
.rhis is. without exception. tile most comprehensive
which II treats. Avoiding all technical terms il aud
itself TO the reason Of its leaders, ii flee from all OBJ
object 10 placing 1t In the hands OF his sous. The author
has devoted many years 10 the treatment tie various
complaints treated Of aid with too little breath 10 pua'
and too little presumption TO impose lie
the world at the merely nominal price pres cents, fruits
NO teacher parent should be without the knowledge
Impaired IN This invaluable work 1t would years
pain notification and sorrow 10 the youth under their
charge '-Peopie'S idrocdte.
"A Presbyterian clergyman IN Ohio, in writing 'Fpr
ers Medical Manual Thousands upon tousa.eE
Of YOUTH by evil example the Influence OF the pos
sions have been led into the habit selCpolution WINK
selves aud postcrty The constitutions Of thousands
who raising families been enee fnot broken
thing that be done enlghten Influence the
public mind as TO check, and ultimately remove this
widespread source OF human wretcheEess would confer
the greatest blessing religion 70 Jesus Christ
on the present and coming generations 1nenpeTane
tile use ofiutoxicating drinks though II has slain thos
sands thousands. is greater scouree 10 the hu
man race, Accept my thanks behalf the afflicted,
and believe me- your co worker in the good workyol
One copy will be forwarded Csecurely enveored and
o ST. eSplss
Booksellers Canvassers and Book Agents. supplied on
the most liberal terms. maiO-1y
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a ARE you SUFFERING


ARE You SUFFERING
TTRoM. Rheunatsm, Sore Throat, Group Dinicult
a9 spas%
ION stia Joints Cuts Bruises Poison sorss sores
sSGi ,ss P Posn
or Sss Breast
formations Of the Muscles cuts Of sSy sI
sedrS SORE pples. Sore sl L ass
Sores Scarlet Feyer any similar disease You may est
- a SOVEREIGN 81 FRI REMEDY,
MMcn mol only pain almost but
ERADlCATEs THE DISEASE.
such number M a ~ a. s idea q any curing
diseases though name, ali arise Il ON Similar
causes the proposition will less extravagant, but
u is ai m 6s
n w II. sSs
To S. 81 Htoffi fS
Have you noticed striking smilarty between
external and internal diseases having entirely differ
witch should 30 e9aay as
70 6othI This remedy now offered you IN Inc NoNra.
by Claiming TO have beer found in some burning
s sS i as
@ IN IT'S effects power almost incredible.
and yet being innoxos weakest infant It's also
BY Jar ne Cheapest nimen IN the being put u
than the largest besides being Than
denee exactly suited to the wants OF rich or
poor, high Ugh or u. low:
uPi ana The vast expense ofthe materials used init
hna u for US TO pay for the printing o.! the
Gus OF eeruhcates we might publish, deem
as the article wherever 1t Is will certify
would however refer those afiicted ones who have
so often been quilted by forged and big
whose character for esndor and seraeity eeds no
e sas Taq dSGs ss Its virtues
prsps,esa to speak OF its merits as II deserves.
Psasa ks' CO. and Sg 1T
principal Druggists OF Virginia. and Pennsylvania
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DIR. ToaaIs-Pil1a-

fAN be had fresh Eenui At the nIIoIvI, ,r.s m
INC cry OF yheelng and vicinity vE.-Att The Dfis
~ gSes hsiIs q Caldwell; ErentIinEcr
Cos CRtehietownl; Brentlier WheeinSS. \,
he Shoe store ofIodd GDevol, market ana y,
the Drug store 9th proprietor Or Quincy and
They can also be had at P Dunn's, Grave Creek, H.
dlllon's aud Jacob Goodings, National Road; Benz. l.
Craven, west Strfnger 81 west hesl
inEi and Ely LoontaI's, Bridgeroft ohin.
Ihese rS need no further nehdatlon than
THAI they have been incostAnt for more than
tYSnty and win them chance they
tor fhe 6c per boxT 90 PEI
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aACKEREL. - Efsss
40 Fps Nos. snd p Just received AID for sale by
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MEDICINAL.

The Nonpareil Nerve and Bone
I, !. : I'M Me ~ q,
PREPARED BYvH.sH.f CARR & CO., FROM
A PTIoNsFURNISHED BY DIR.
( x WATSON CARR, OF WHEELING, .
LATE OF MORGANToWN. -
Is Sasea upon e broad grine1e tkst remedy tphie
Teltepe an erferttdl Pdfn pill PROPERLY
POUNDED, q e9asiiys sasess:t,a in retostHg iner
detsiSgsd IN and Pteniiar TO NE
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DIR. J.B. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATHOLICON

II stands pre.eminent
for the curative powers
In all the diseases for
which 1t is recommend
ed usually called Female
Complaints: or these
are prolapsus, UteIi, or
Falling OF the Womb;
Flour Albus, or Whites,
Chronic Inflammation
an,i liberation OF the
Womb; Incidental Hem
orrhage, or Flooding;
Painful Suppression, and
Irregular Menstruation,
&C., with all their ac-
companyingevils, (can.
cel excepted, no matter
how severe or OF how
long standing.
The CatIlolicon far
surrasses other rene
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THE LONDON
Watch and Jewelry Store.

NO 10 LIGHT SIREEI,
a doors from Baltimore St. fountain HOTEL
Baltimore. -
NHE subscriber alter twenty years experience in the
who are in want good watch, that quality
maisln his watches defy all compettoni he having
cttes for obtaining FINE LONDON %ATcuEt which few
In country possess being personally acquainted wi
the most eminent London manufacturers.
go sa5 J. ALEXANDER, s.agssss r
Late Of NJ french's Royal Erehange, London
G1 Fine Watches and Jewelry repaired properly. All
London Watches sold at this establishment,
free of cost for four years. sep16-1rd
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ok to your COUGHS I

ok to your Coughs!
al ls9en laboring under Coughs, Colds Hoarse
u ness, Pans In the Breast, Splitting Blood &c,we
would honestly the use of Brentingers COM;
cure 1t can be had at Messrs. PAxToS & LAKES end Of
the Susrention Bridge and at -5.f - =
BRENTLlNGER 6ARMSTRoNG,s,
anszl-Sr:d Monroe street, Wheeling.
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Solid Daguerreotypes,

rT,uIo I.... ,ss . . y y, I I oOVy PVSs
MS iatest discover, Is the wonder OF the age. The
H. also appears and in every point resembles the
LIVING teing Nature is perfectly n1ocked even to an in
9lViaual hair Taken at WHITEHURST'S, over Camn.
oeIPs Jewelry store. Baltimore street. the city
also IN his Washington Gallery, and will soon be
M IN al OF his galleries. which may be found IN
all The principal cities in the Union. eN :"
MriWHtTKHuRsTh has the honor to announce that he ,
sst received eetter from the President orIhe United
elaes informing him of the award AIelaI
and copy ofthe Juries the Worlds Fair Lon
oOn. =. Z. .. :. mar
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TT has settled fact, acknowledged by the
best Physcians ofour city that in the
setter, and many other diseases, BRENlsoER,s FLuIn
EaInAcT OF sARsArARiLLA AND NpELIos is decidedly
above all other prerarations Itspeaks
and we have never taken the pains
published throushth the papers appointing agents
sale 1t, yet almost weekly receiving or.
asLs from Vermont New York. Ohio. Kentucky
oy persons who by chance have heard
wonderful curative following IL from
very serious disease:- y - te'
DEAR DoCroR. ~ $500.
Z he two bottles of medicine I got from Won,
some more by Express..S 1853 ft'1ss seio tne
Yours Respectfully.
II Is now prescribed by nearly all the or
city, not as qlack medicine have made
quaii1ed with the coponant paIts we now
such as we have not the making it know
TO- that is entirely free nom all minerals and IL net H.
the least ineomPable tie PREPARATIONS ofIo
dire Fowfer's solution, or other properties.
iTobe had at Paxton q Lake and e. Yahrng and sold
Wholesale and retail by =
s e 5fss . BRENTIINGERS ARMSTRONG; -
Monroe street, opposite Han heeiing Va
july 81. '62. s ssss 81 Fl : n
God Liver Oil. s.
ii USE fecetHedi 9 boxes Samuel Shines, manufacture
OF pure Cod Liver Dill the beat
h1te Drought to this any other market.
BRENTLINGER & ARMSTRONG,
Opposite Mashin a. on IIG
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Centre Wheeling Drug Store and
Apotheca.
d ICHARD BLUM has purchased the entire stock and
fixtures OF establishment occupied by F. a. Brent.
eer, Centre Wheeling and by additions TO his stock is
TO furnish city and country customers with the
purest and best Drugs Medicines Oils Paints Dye Stus
on the most reasonable terms. :
..,,, Prescription DePnrtment.
He Will attend promptly TO the filling prescriptions
which will be carefully compounded all hours.
Perfunlees imported Havana cigars, and veriety OF
fancy articles on hand. - Cjanif
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For the reliefand cure

dies, being Ca certain, expensive and lea.
wing the system In better condition. all interest
ed call and obtain pamphlet Cree containing ample
proof from the most respectable beneficial
results Tits nse together with letters om highly export
enced Physicians. who have used in their actice and
speak from their own observations.
hEFERENCES-PB Peckham, NJ d, Utica, N Y.
IL ID Fleming, NJ ID, Canandaigua II Y.
II H Hills, NJ D, Rochester. n Y =
DY Foote, NJ D, Syracuse NY.
Prof Dunbar, 81 ID, Baltimore, Md.
Orrick, NJ ID, Baltimore, Md.
w w Reese, 81 ID, Newly ork City.
w Prescott, NJ d. Concord, n Y.
Up Newland, n d, Utica, NY, ~
Rev G Beard, Glenn Springs, S C.
UR Pamphlets gratis at our store,
BRENTLlNGER&A ARMSTRONG, Ag,ts,
Also sold by M1CHEAL DUNN, Moundsvil and by
most otthe leading Druggists In the adjoining countless
Letter addressed 70 Mr.. Curtis Hutch. Axe, at
years troubled with Female Complants-prolapsus
and all the attending difficulties rendering life
most miserable lave had the attendance some OF the
best physicians, with but little success; the most they
For five months before commencing with your medicine
had not been able to perform labor, could but
few steps at time. and scarcely went doors-n
short, WAS completely Frustrated, both in body and
mind and expected TO drag out the rest SUI
eTins and misery. But, reading your advertisements
induced to try invaluable medicine called Ute
rine Catholicon, the last used it
week before fat like another Ky the use OF
three bottles was enabled to all sly
In the family with and could walk any where in the
neshborhood without injury Nothing but sense OF my
duty and to the acted has induced to state my
to the public safely recommend the pTerara
tion TO all those suffering like myself -
(Sgned,) aiRs. SARAH A. BIsuoP
J.B. ANARCHIST & Co., Proprfetors
Aus e-6m. Central Depot, 304 Broadway, N Y.
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Wheeling window Glass

NJ n " y r A G T -OIR1Y.
THE partnership heretofore existing between Stocktoa
Bankerd Co, has been dissolved by the purchase or
NJ BSnkerd's right title, and interest," by Stockton
The business win DO carried on under the name of
oetS STOCKTON, RUSSELL &, co