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TO BUILT { RS.

All We have TO say is, that we are hard 10 beat,
on house trimmings. We have very large stock
of locks and latches, butts, screws, cupboard locks
and catches, window fastenngs aud blind fssten.
ings, some entirely new styles sash, glass putty,
paints, oil varnish, nails brids, cupboard iurns,
catches, &c.
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BARTLETT & HAYNES,
81 COUnsellOrs at Law

FREMONT, OHIO.
Mn. G. G. HAysEs, formerly OF Huron County,
having entered ,,e office of d. j. BARTLETT &
Son, that Office will hereafter be conducted under
the frm Of " BARTLETT ~ HAYNES "
They will give strict attention 10 all business en-.
trusted to their care, aud will promptly attend ia
collections throughout OH
0I5- Old Office of 3. j. BARTLETT g. Son,
FRtMosT, OH;O, Feb 3, '54.-tf
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DURNING FLUlD.--ws have another
I'D lot OF Burning Fluid. direct from the manu-
uisetarsr's. We wsuanti q superior 70 any IN the
osansy GANYIEkD = MBTUnELk.
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HOME AGAINi

HOME AGAINi
Until further notice is given will be on hand
~ at my room over the Post Office, prepared TO
take DegereOJpes for all who favor me with call.
An new supply Of beautiful eases Oh hand.
March 10, '5i. A. ID. WILES.
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STOVES AND TIN WARE.
TO THEpUBL1C GENERALLY.

You will find among the useful as well as orna
mental, the following articles: Mill and cross
saws, circular saws, picks, mattocks, mason's
tools log chain. coil chain, trace chains, hay
knives, straw knives, shovels, hoes, manure forks,
steel scoops, lanterns, pancake turner's, skates.
cloth hooks, curtain pins and bands taper., patent
door springs sates faucets, shears, scissors pock
ct knives. razoIs, strops, soap, casors, pistols,
guns, rifles, umbrella stands, shovel and tongs
STANDS, and every article usually sold in Hardware
Establishmen ents.
1T The Boys Store,
CANFIELD g. MITCHELL.
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April Appointments.
DOCTOR HI. VURRS, Analytic 7

Ole - n
ian, will be al his room follows:
FREMoSr, Croghan House, Thursday, April the
9Th.
NoRwALK, Mansion House, Tuesday and Wed.
nrsdav the 4th and 5th Of April.
TiFFIN. Shawhau House, Wednesday g. Thurs
day, the 10 aud 18th of April.
SANDUsKY Cry, ST. Lawrence Hotel, Friday g.
Saturday, The 18th and l7th of April.
Persons afflicted with diseases OF the liver lungs,
kidneys or spleen, in1ommatons, rheumatism,
Asthma shortuess OF breath difficulty of breath
ing, dyspepsia, dropsy, weakness or nervous de.
bility, restlessness, loss of appetite, constipation
derapgeme Mt Of the stomach, bilious affections,
gravel, swelling, cancer, scrofula, ulcers, impuri
ties of the blood or Of any chronic or long stand,
ing disease are invited 10 call.
DR.. T neither beeds nor bisters: nor is he a
Homeopathist; he never Mercury, Arsenic
Antimonv, or any other mineral as a medical
agent nor is he a rhompsoniun- neither stearns
nor gives emetics! His theory Of disease differs
from all others that have been adopted, but mol
more SO than doe S his
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ALCOTT & HORTON
CLEVELAND.
I'D R " GOO Id $
.aT' lpHOLES.gLE.
FOR SPRING TRADE.

TINE UBSCR1BERSwoulG respectfully in.
l. form the merchants of -SnudusLy County nnd
Vicinity thnt they have now IN Store and are dali
~ receiving a good Stock Of Staple mud Fancy Dry
Goods which they prepared to offer TO the trade
on as good tel ms MS can he found IN amy Market
We enumerate below few styles of goods COM
posing our stock:
200 Bales bro. s'neeings all grads some very heavy
zoo Bats assorted prices
200 /" Goored Wadding.
50 =" Shitlmg Stripes all qualities.
so Titkinrs assorted
100 I" Wicking
10 (" Red Flnunels Twed
10 I" Tlain
30 Casey Canton Flsnncls asso'd and very cheap
100 Prints well assored all standards makes
10 A" Kentucky Jeans aud Tweeds direct from
the manufacturers.
10 " Muslin DE Dei.aines well assorted
10 " Coored Lawns, Dress GooiJ.)
/" Cases White Goods, CON uprising, s wiss
Muslins, Victoria Law MS, Jaconet cam.
brics, &c, &c.
90 Z" Cases Dehins.
50 Bales Seamless Bags.
Bla5k Silk Velvet Ribbons all widths, Millinery
Goods aud Dress Trimmings Of all kinds. Plain
Satin Tafleta Ribbons all colors and widths.
Black Silks AL kinds
Florence do-all coors.
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system of Treatment.

Fl does not make sick to make we'll, nor tear
down TO build up again; nor allay irritation by
patching up with anodynes.
Patients Should mark well the dates given above.
Our entire time being pre-engaged, attendance
must accord strictly with published announce.
tpa
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LEV ELAND & TOLEDO
RAIL ROAD.
Winter Arrangemsak
Winter Arrangemsat

rnger Trains will run daily. (sundsys excepted.)
3 follows;
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A. G. i S D @ R F

Triumphant nnd ahead of the whole Posse. A..
founding news from the maa who has saved tlioo
sands from the horrible death 0f freezing Ia the
cold piercinp Viuds of Winter So
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CAUTION.

Bew are Or sfariSas artd!e oerad TO tho pabs by
II. Patterson d. Goa, Druggists, who arc advertising
and send circulars ale Of CochTans Buckeye
Lument, and part of their circulars tbat ihey
sendng call il Oochr ans Celebrated Linirnent and
they usuing my name iFyto impose IL on The pub
lis, which is gross impcstion. They have no right
TO make seli4n this Egstsonly as might permit.
H. Patterson received OF me proporti0nment bill ia
ken down by himself Igave ii out TO him, TO put me
up lot Of the Liulment which be did not put up ac'
0ordng 10 agreement and also, the circulars were not
according TO the original, and would not take them
of his hands, also, show 10 lhe public that il they
should buy of his that they would be I'M
posed pom in the Lnmeati will publish paItof a
letsf received by from him dec. Sd 1857, in which
lie wressws are putting ID APP strong Send US your
recsipt lost ours day ago.itOe n sst t.r
tLsignod.),iq sdi iG,slIH L. H. PATTERSON &c co.
Now the public can that they preparing and
offering article for sae that they state thai their Te
ceipt was lost and asking 10 send them receipts
(which Idid,not do; 30 they must be putting itup at
random, and ing a Cochrsn Liaiment,
nd sending outA CIRCULAR with as Proprietor
for the ~ atd Of Oto and also In thu they put my
name down as agent, which he wanted ~ claim as a
mistake, but ain shnds out the sort of circulars
.Il tGfh D. IA ToMLINsoN.p1
March "a, IsbI
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Township Assessors.,

In accordance with instructions from the
Auditor of State, I would, hereby inform tho
persons recently elected Assessors of the
seSSsral Townships, of belmont County for
the year 1854. That inasmuch as the Legis-
ja.rre, have now under, consideration, several
important m dificstoHs of the Tax Law of
1852 which Msy, not be finally, acted upon
before the iast week of its session, it will
be .iinpracticable and unexpedient to COM
mence the assessment for the present year
until. the lst Monday in May. '''.','r''7
-, Wherefore, the Assessors are requested to
meet at the Auditors Office, in St. Clairsville
on the last Saturday, Of this present month,
(ApriD. For specific reasons we suggestthe
propriety Of every assessor being present, at
that time, in order that they may adopt a
common understanding, Of the provisions g.
requirements of the law and thus secure uni
formity, in assessments and otherwise
promote the equality of taxation which
Justice demsnds. .--- s-..,
.staErs issmhe'i u. TRUEMAN, Auditor
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WooL.-The clip the coming season must
be- much greaterithan,ths post, but prices, we
think, will range but little lower. The an
nual increase of. population In the United
States; allowing n consumption Of six pounds
to each citizen--would require an annual in.
crease Of six millions Of pounds, instead of
tto millions as at present. At six pounds \
hoad, the home consumption Of wptl would
be 10000 900 lbs. But not half that amount
is manufactured in the United States, and "a
lorge portion of or. cloths are manufactured
from, foreign wools- Under these circumstan-
ces any apprehension Of glutted market is
foolish .''' ."' SUI ''' F." fh-fr'
The wool crop OF ls47 amounted to TO-
l25,075. In 1850 it was ll,43S,l2l. In
1859 it was only 9l52, 2,33s--being a decrease
from the previous year of Q 2,ss5,733 lbs. The
clip of 1853 was l2,333,35or lbs.--being an
increase of over three millions of pounds.
From present appearances the next clip will
amount TO over sixteen Millions Ohio Far
mer. ~ M"'i ,tfdN ....-.-
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ASTONISHING CURE.
PssisrSsE, ". r, 20.A, Issi.

Messrs. &. q. & D. sAsDs: Centlemen-u.vir,,.
messed the most beneficial eetts from the use
Sarsaparilla il gives pleasure send Won tbe fol-
lowing statement in regard TO my son. In the snring
Of lsi- he took severe cold, and after eight weet, ~
severe suergg the disease settled in his left ns
foot which soon sweled 10 The Utmost The sweiiin.
was IanCed BY his ply sicia and discharged o.t nr
tusely after that no less than eleven ulcers formed o.
the leg aud foot at one time We had iyediTerent pb,
sitians hnt hoDereeyed him much and ihe J.stwipts~
found him so emacisied and low that he wssunaha "a
leave hshed .sueringhe main Du,in,
TINS time the bone had become much affected In.
piece er peee came ont, of whicn he tar nor, ,cas
.h5n twenty-five pTsse sed in aboitie yaryipp from or
hali 10 one and hall inches in length We had giy..
mp al! hoIFs ofhs recovery but at this time We rar.
induced toiry yonr Sarsaparlla and with its nae hi.
leaih ana appetite began imnedaely TO improve ana
SO RAPID was Change that less than dozen boitIas
effected periert cure. o'''s'
,......t.. With gratitude, Treman truly your,
-, .,..l .. DARIUS BALLARD
,Wethe undersigned. neighhors of Mr. BaII.rd rbs:.
tuIy snhserle to the facts of the above statement
; rHr =. n =. hNT, A. NJ. TRowBRIDer
sol "E"' . DEAN, Z. EASTWOOD.
-Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail by A n l.
~. SANDS druggists and Chemists 100 FuIon a, rn,
nersoi William. NewYork Sold $50 bvfnrnr,is,. -
orally throughout the United States and Cansd.s p
~ per hottie: six hotties for SIS. Porsae1x i''s
II, ALEXANDER. St. CIairsviiIe
Jas. Baker. Wheeling.
Aud by Druggists and Dealers in nNedjeir...-.-,
Dee. 30, ls53-ly.
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March "a, 1854.
esHERIFFs sALE.--BAucHEn, FISHER

SSHERIFF'S SALE.--BAUGHEh, FISHER
~ d Co. VS.: JoHN w. Books. ,..., 20.
By virtue of writ Of vendtloni exponas 10 me di.
rected from the Court of Cs mmon Pleas OF Belmont
County, Ohio, will offer for sale at pubic auction on
Tuesday, the cd day of May, 1854,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock M, and o'clock p.
M of said day tie ffdDt door Or M Cours House in
ST. Clarsville in said county following lands aud
tenenents 10 wt fourth OF land, situate
lying and being in the county of Belmont and State OF
Ohio and bounded and described as follows TO Wit he
ing part of the northwest quarter OF section No IA
township No. 8 and Range No. d. and bounded on the
west by lands belonging TO Richard Ridgeway, on the
north By lands OF Ahner Moore, The east by land be
longing to Mrs. Samuel Tlet and the south by The
National Road. Taken in execution al the suit of Bausher
Fisher 81 CO. ..
JOHN C. NICHOLS Sheriff OF D. C. o.
Sheriff 3 Office, March 3lst le5s.
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SABBATH DIRECTORS

d M. f. CiIufrH.-Pastor, John M. Rankin. Pub:
lie Worship at II O'Clock, A. NJ. Sabbath School
at 81 O'Clock P. NJ. Samuel LeUis, Superintendent.
PRrsnfrERIAN ChuKcHAPas,or John MeFat-J
Public Worship at IL O'Clock, AIM. Sabbath
School at .otloth p M George Anderson, Supef.
intendant, % ..,a, as..J.. "a IS ..'s. i,s p
der Toung. Public Worship at u O'Clock Az M
Bible Class, instructed by the Pastor at o'clock
a, ~ gLI 1p,sMt,..J sMt.Jrv " .ts,aa,f ,aaf;,s I, s,sh
Church at IL O'Clock, A M. M. : t,,. M =, u,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

4 QySy PHILIs, soRoEULA AND DISEASED BLooD.-For
these terrific Diseases Carters Spanish Mixture IN
the only specific ~ ~ 80 -ol y .-..
hundred certificates Of the most extraordinary cures
We refer to the certificate Of Richard Adams, late
High Sheriff of Richmond, Va, Edwin Burton,
Wech, Of the Mammoth Circus; DR.. Hendy. OF
Washington Ciy Mr.. VIM, "A. Matthews, and G.
b. Luck, Esq, cf Richmond, Va; Mr.. +, Boyden,
Exchange Hotel, Va; and host OF other, who
huve seen cases Of the worst description cured by
Carriers Spanish Mixture. They al certify that it
is the greatestp,uifefo of he blood known.
.."See adyertisehaent March TO- Ina
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COMMERCIAL.s'

81 I~sSp 81 \ CIV l1',lS 20 o. Sl7I 81 IS.-LSSI
HoRsE MARKET, BALTInoRE.---We,s drop.
= ped ii at the GEsERAEi VAYFEis .today,
- (Msreh 29,3 and found Horses selling at en-
.sSoGis gisf prices al this HOTEL now Under the
.saargs pfJo4k Hs K1prsAs.-F.' = ssCalhonn
~-sf Ohio, sold six horses yesterday at 5000
. 7psr head, ori For siaept ,pno bay imares from
a' IHagsrstownf brought s6,5O,s belonging to
@ "a Linch s. Chaney--a brown horse sold for
Sa26--a gray horse belonging to Linch &
' ',5a aCh ansy, $s0o--tws bay horses belonging to
Rodges, Of Ohio, sold for $500, aAd two mares
f.... = fDelg-s T1i.-.F-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DRoBATE GOURT.-Tnr sTATE d

DRoBATE COURT. STATE OF
Il Onto. BIrMosr cotSrS. ss.-Notice ishereby Civ
on that the following named Executors, Administrators
and have aled their aeyounts aud vouchers
in my Office for settlement, TO wit: 4 ~
Joseph Boggs aan'r Of Abraham Lash. dec'd.A !. 81
Deborah s Holloway, Guardian Of Rachel "A. Hollo'
"a FiHIN In ~
James Dunfee Guardian ofW lillian, George Zscha.
rali, and Dixen II Hays.oi Sh lF'1nh
Thomas Pyle, admir- de bonis with the will an,
Ue1ed OF Jopathsn Raderston, decd.
JSssph' 'ns6sS AID ASisn Brsnson, Err of Jacob
John, w elsh, admir- of frederick Apts dec edso-sa =
John Welsh. admir- Of fAndrew Auit, deod.I oitn I,
William Warren, admir- OF Mary Ann Thompson,
decd - oyt,..,1r = =
William Warren. admir- Of Alsaahaer Thompson,
John Bielhsm. sda rof ff,j.S Barnes decd, G
The first i've sove named accounts will be for hear
pg and settlement the sh and the tho last Ave on
Che 9th days OF April. next 80 - ,,<,;.S 10 ar
rsi lsgf6j T'8afs lsst i,s.i DAVID HARRIS.
tPPfnJ@ .P'fl = nJ'S'' hoAzLa aaoa 'I'T'': %Y Y''s'' +.
u 7- sis bss 80, 10 co.. .lsgs ~ y Sst- ~
VggFeA N,W
10. stfA rel gN .. .uHa
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Tuesday, May the cd, 1854,
sALE.-JAcoB E. GRov

SHERIFF'S SALE.-JAcoB E. GROVE
~ VS.: ANN T. Pool, ct al.
BY virtue of order of sale directed from the
Court OF Common Pleas of Belmont County, Ohio. will
offer or sale public auction, on Tuesday the Cd day
Of May 1884, between the hours Of II o'clock a. m aud
O'Clock of aid day at the lfcnt door OF the Court
House in St. Clsirsvile Belmont County, Ohio the fol-
lowing lands and tenements to witt situate lying and
being in the ounty,of Belmont and State ofOhio aud
bounded aud described follows Lots No. ,2G,25
part of Lot No. "a Lots No. 30 30 81 32 49, %, pnd
Lot No. in the town of the Great Western, Belmont
County Ohio, and also and half acres Of land ad.
joining the OF the Great Western and bounded as
follows. wit bounded the east by Isaac Lee for
nerly John McCrac ken the south by John Shannon,
on the west by the county road and the north by the
plat OF the of the Great Western said co.y OF
Belmont an1 State Of Ohio. =. -
sherifr's Offices March 81.
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belonging to The same 6rm for 5000, and were
offered $500 for two ,geldipgs bpt +. refused.
This market is reported, 'i'Aeosrc 6sttsr'A-the
rGeucrni Wayne" Hotel has been thorough.
lyrspared, and refitted--7stabApg .osn be had
for 100 horses aud as ebsad quarters''. fot
horses dealers, droversi in Ohio win find Il %
their advantage to "hesd" for the Baltimore
Horse Market at the GENERAL WAYSE Inn
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SHERIFF'S SALE. w. PAxos VS.:

SHERIFF'S SALE. w. PAxoN VS.:
~ iWILssN SrRISGER.
By virtue of an order of sale TO directed from the
Court OF Common Pleas of Belmont County Ohio, at
the spiug term, 1854 will offer for sale at public auc
tion, On
.7r ~ Tuesday, May the ed, 1854, -.....
between the hours of 10 oc lock m. and O'Clock
m of said iay the front door of the Court House in
ST. CIairsvie in said county, the following lands and
tenements to witt situate lying and being in the county
Of Belmont and State of OHIO, and bounded and descr
he'd follows Lots No. fftyseven go and si1tytwo
(2) in the town of West Wheeling. Lot No. 81 apprais
ed at the of thousand hundred dollars lOG
and Lot No. sxtytwo appraised al the sum OF four hun
drcd and sixty dollars (Si00 . -
March 31st 1884. .-.-. -a
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,t.yMeetings have been held in every
township in Elk IT county, Ind, BY the
Democrats, endorsing the action of the
Representative in Congress from that DISTRICT
Hon. E., NJ. Chamberlain, in, opposing the
Nebraska bill.-Fountain Ledger: 1'l
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n, On, the 25th of March, at l1pava, Fulton
Go. H.. & formerly Of Flushing, Belmont
Fi'Co.,, Ohio, Eliza Brock, aged s5 years, Of
C .Erispelas, tsrmi mating on the Lungs, and
after 3yweeks. Of severe suffering which, she
:, bore with christan resignation, She died in
full assurance of home,ha building mot made
with hands eternal and in heaven. Her last
words were, 1'm. going, home to heaven
SO Jesus Come fake me-" She was amember
ofths Methodist p, Church & leaves Sa~hus-
band dl,f7 children, with numerous friends
.--4e, .nf,ttru her- -lnsa Il Com.
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INR0CERIEsHARDWARE, QUEENS.

NRODENITo, o,IIhND " NitLl y y f'I1.F'o :
ware, sc. &r.-JAMEs THOMPSON takes the lib.
erty SIC renrnine thanks 10 his npmerous Gus
tfa toners for the patronage which has heretofore
heen extended to him, he is nov receiving a
cry respect adapted to the wants this community His
stock shall by frequent additions be kept ><43yTe>
full and complete and will be disposed OF -
favor him with call. 70 .aiyt a. M. IT, .4.,.iu
His stock consists in part, of Groceries OF every va
Tety Hardware, ueensware Glassw are, ana general
assortment of Provisions, &c. &c.
He is prepared 70 accommodate the public with ev.
erything usually Kept In Grocery Sores. Call and get
your supplies, at the od corner of Main and Marietta
streets. ne -s.fi. 3 .a4.. ...-. '.-..
+ Sti Clairsville, April Z, 1854. lr
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EHFIYt DOLLARS REWARD will be
paid toany person who " III buy box of DR. TER.
REL'S Healing ointment, and using il according TO di
recons If they will call at my ofce and say with
clear conscience, that 1t win not COMPLETELY CURE
ehagped Hands, fIhilhains cbahng, sore LiPs Burns
and Freezes Sores and greatly eleyiae II
Breast, Bitesef Insects, Pinpes on The Face and all
Diseases offhs skin,, MoSR8s JEheELL: id:
NFTo whom all orde r. shouid be add essedf III q
Sod also BY c'psiDmgs,ssa County Msrr:
chants generally. - 'Si Wv - -
barclay street. New York;; A. Mcclure n Co., Albany
Fleming Brothers, rittsburgb; Wm. H. Brown q Bro,
No, Liberty 81, Baltimore & Sons Phi adelphs
j. w.COLLJNSy ''sA'''1 " ~" 81. CiairsyiIle. - ii
II. ALEXANDER. '''''' 'f'' q1FS' do ''.r5Jj ,,
John A. Haines, East Riehiand. (,
LT.V. .Vantlw, - s5Try.,--. /. = A,-LleydsyuIe- y
I J.R. .Mite hell, "a z NJ y n ANonistoysh. 4 ."
H.Mutphy,T- no i7+i r.bfi~ YfHendty ysburgb.
Merton &sCarliss, isfoir cfi FAirvfsw;r0lf'TJ
RaMhleT.s 90 OIL ss7frrIt 90 2 Brdeeportg .-s
Turner q AGbrs,.al upcsi Asrtih's Ferry -
r. stet 90, ls5a.--Iysow. hit~ - h.if lart .ssrstI
Il : sFfnl7 FrrglI EHs. lHs .t1. lsllIl.
: '''01 SCI. u.aft t-sFH - l.r' 3E -rs ,e'sf.s
ID .lil g.. p .Fr~ .rH HHr...
ygart .tYryfU -rNET E-.y. 49,,
INA &. rylL. - o.
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TNHE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF
u the e.--Planters Fartiers Families and others

" IL the aqe.--Panters, srfers Families and others,
an puTsRRs;Tr T6Sixs 9S Fss'sy
for Dysenery, Cbolc, Group, Chronic Reuatism. Sore
Throats Toothacbe, Sea Sickness, Cuts, Bufrs, Swell
ngs Bruises, Old Sores Headdche, Musqito Bes, Psns
In Tie Liibs, Chest, Back, etc.t Ns,[ d I%A
Az that is asked % fair pia aadpss it decsfdng to
II Il an English remedy, and was sssd by William the
late king OF England, and certified by him
for rheumatism. when everything else had fdied.
~ y, ~ "'' OVER 10000 BOTTLES 'i,'
have been sold the United States without single fail
re and many have stated they would not be without 1t
fii was 10 dSis per bottle, n case Of Group as is as
IL cures c6sitfa, when first isken, in few hours;
Til perfectly innocent TO take internally aud is
mended by the most eminent Ply sclans in the United
f7h'e'''', ',as enpRIcE IS and so GENTS. '.r0- '
Gates and Lttes relating 70 The wonderful cures accom-
piished by Ms Lhmeht but considers wrrantng itsu6
se1t any per49n who does not obtain relief need
IN nP yrSRIas 6 h,s ru,nna .75.l gu. "a q
On ioD'Ns Horse ha5 Isl y EMINENT !.
in pint bottles ,iwhehis warranted cheaper and bettef
than any other for Choc, Scratches, Old Sores, Calls
sweliings, Cuts ypfuises, eLc.i 1HUtf HpF.S =
QUO o., r,aP PRIcE % CENTS, k, -, o,,,,,s y,
p roi'n tai h-orr $50 Gfeeiwici street NewSor,k.
koesrs. II H. Patterson Co., 33Mohroost Wheel
ing; 4. II. Logan Co., near the Bridge corner. n
wv. COLLINs,.n lo isf, hrs y A. Clsirsvilles
I. .AI.EXANDER. -..,t A.. do
John A. Haines, East RichlarR
I.W. .Vanlass, ia a.s,.taaf e. ; .,LloydsyilIsr
]. II, Mitchslltns s4fl,f sruag ai MorIistown.si
4. Murphy. .52IsssIJ ns.c 80 gar HendrysbuTgh.
Morton & Carlisle, Faigyiew,,s i .
n, MiHsf,8 yb,t, a, ,r.f.,r -,,t Bridgeport a
TIasasr 4 " sdaila.S - am 81 MafiinsviiIs, =