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TEL. EGR APIHIC= NEWSl
By the National Line.
rELEeRApnED FoKTaEnA1iyiYrM911,cvy
FURTHER BY THE ARABIA

oaTHER BY THE ARABIA.
BOSTON, April 26.-'l'he Arabia arrived here at
40 o clock, milking the run in % hours The mails
LOT me South were forwarded this evening bytl.e
morning.
The following are the latest items of news:
tiAeconnts from Copenhagen state that the Danish
minister Of war hiss resigned, and that the naval
demanded.
hThe China mail Says it does not doub, the accuracy
OF the opening of Japan. The Japanese officials
stated that 1--WE ports might at once be considered
open Tor supple of wood and wa er and rei,ting,
out years must elapse before eaiy privileges OF
trade could come into operation.
Tie London Times says. we {, ar there is no
doubt that The Emperor of Russia has sez,d the.
Properly OF Sir H. Seymour, british Ambassador at
ST. Petersburg.
The Vienn, correspondent of the Times saws
That the Turks charge that The reason Mustapha
Pacha was obliged TO evacaate DobrudScha was
the failure of the promised aid Of the Anslo French
Iset, and adds that the reputation of the Turkish
General suffered less in the matter than that of the
li.au
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TIE GENERAL CONFERENCE of the Methods,
Protestant Church. will assemble in steubenville
on next Tuesday, the I'd day of May. II will be
composed of Ministerial and lay Delegates from
srery part of the United States. including Oregon.
There are 50 annual Conferences of this church,
embraced in an equal number of Districts. From
ZACH of these Conferences there are at least one
Ministerial and one lay Delegate; and, from some
d them, -FOUR or five Ct each; the number being
RguIated by the number of members in the Dis
tict
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FIRE1N NEM WORK.

APRIL 27.--The total number of bodies taken
from the ruins of the FIRE yesterday, up to this e.
red ii is thought cannot survve-ruins still being
removed. A meeting OF the Mayor and Common
Concil was held to-dayto consider whit action
should be taken IN the mntter. The whole fire
department will joni an article on The mode OF
building whe;e fire proofs are higher than the FIRST
story.
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We have been requested to inquire as to the FRO.
hbr number o! months which will eIapse before
ibe paving of Quincy street. between Nam and
Fout,h streets, will be finished.-Argus.
Or rather berore it will be commenced. The
lollsts for That purpose have been lying in large
pits on the side walks for some time. There is
now great deal of business done on this street,
and yet the mud does not vary much from a foot in
lep,h. What is the cause of the deIuys
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yours win 's'f ELIZABETH EDWARDS.
HEALTn RESTOREn
HEALII RESIORED.
Cure Of Nervous DeJiGty, Lungs, Se.-Ontoard
nl1rch of Hamplon's YepetnbLe I,Incfure

nluTch Of IIuMpIon's VegetubLe IIIlctnre.
BALTIAORE, March 81, $751;
Messrs. Mortimer q Mowbray-t. entleYne: l wish
Inform you the bcnetl have derived the use OF
DR. Hamnon's Vegetable Tiicturc.
From my earliest recoilecons scarcely cnjo ed
days health. Fora humble OF years under the
treatment or the most skml physicians OF this city.
disease pronounced by thenliv complaint ys
tepsis, with al affection OF the End lungs.
rived very little, ir any, benefit from their treatment.
also tried various remedies, all highly ended,
good effect My health continued to fail unit Seplem
Der last, when my md became seriously afected my
memory Iailedi great weakness, ainting fits.
not eat without cat pain, until life became then;
entirely useless my family. Just this tin
snd procured for bottle OF this valuable Tine
II had most powerful effect upon me, in the
torGtion health; and after taking bottles
TO great Joy say my Lealt is perfectly restored,
appetite gOod and nnw enjoy better health than ever
at any previous time during my whole life, all OF
which safely ascribs to the this won
del full medicine.
Yours, truly, tlARY 4. RIGGS,
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AcouIrrAL OF WARD.-lt will lie seen by our
,sleenphc dispatches that Matthew F. Ward.
rbOse trial for tie murder of Professor Butler
Al Louisville, has been occupying The Court for
mole than week past, has been acquitted.
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IcE.-&r.J. Amick has commenced furnishing
arcitizens with ice. 1t is choice article, care
fly selected, and his hosts of customers will he
dad 10 learn that he can afford it at about one half
lie C st of that of last year. Now is the time 10
nike contracts for the ssasan.
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GIRL was dreudfully injured in Pittsburgh, a
Nv days ago. by the explosion of a camphene
nup. Why will people persist in using this per-
,eous stuff when the most hightful accidents are
continually occurring from ii! 1t is dangerous as
pupowder, and almost as disastrous.
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srEDY.-An exchange. appealing 10 Delinquent,
.,scribers says il "hopes that all such will hold
themselves in se.dimtss to liquidate these small
claims" We suppose it expects 10 reap rich
harvest from the seediness of lis patrons.
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No,E sxow-The weather has turned another
,..nrner inkin. and last night the roofs of hous-
- were tOvered with snow. Did you ever2
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crs. CAss passed through WeiisvilIe on his way
., netrOit last week. He is called home by family
Affections
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Tar COuScrL meets tonight TO adopt new or
,,n,nce regulating the license on ordinares,
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TO the People of Ohio conmty.
,.,rOnnce myself Independent candidate for The
Sheriff OF Ohio county at the May election.
ONES H.ss ALEX. NJ. JACOB.
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st>,r,. RIVRR InPORTs.
lMMsH,r,iiSH 4-Per steamer .Stephin BagarI.-I
Nllr,a !. News e 1875 bush corn, 90 6bls -four; r.
~" 20 8 bgs menI; G W Andt rson 2. hlsioz
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saf 9s T9Ilsnt Deapein hid bacon. pearos
SGIlH Y steamer Pennsvlponia.--
+! - W Paxton 4 COLI bills vinegar; Copsn & Keys
~ ~ SKIS hair; S Q Baker & Co 1 BIZ type; Doane &
Cowgirl Dbl spirits, hid tobacco, csks potash.
~ ties hams, 293 ibid tobacco. 80 = r''as"'
G Wilson, ITO sacks potatoes; CowpiIliS Do,ne
!, bx and hhds tobacco; Crangle & Co, 6 do:sA
Hadden, 8 doz brooms; John Lacy, &c sacks oats,
&c g Robinson & Co, wagons. horses; Res shin,
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
PITTSBURGH, April 27.-Riyer 10 feet inches
falling. Weather cloudy.
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Hesays, eve have never, at the polls. OF in
hyOther place, directly or inlirectly voted for
esnse." Did he not vote for this specific tax, or
sense ordinance. which says tnthe sprigg House
!'a shall have license for $4,000, and 10 tie
AcLure House you shall have license for So, GOO,
aud to the other Ordinaries you shall have license
'ot s2'oOoa lis useless for him 10 attempt 10
dodge this question!
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lSsURANcE.-We invite attention to The adver-
H'e@ents of the Hudson River Marine and Fire
Insurance Company. the Franklin Marine andFire
insurance Company of New York. and The Amer
gan Mutual Insurance Company Of Amsterdam
ne" York, for which Mr.. L. G. Ferry sthe agent
VI tas city. II will lie seen that they have the
a0'' amply secured resources. which guarantee
atn as safe and responsible companies. Areport
Aa' they had ceased doing business, we are as
'1ea by authentic information, is entirely lncor-
sa The report was originated by the fact that
SelTofrst named companies obtained new charters
''Aofzlng them 10 issue Marine policies, and thus
a'snd their business On this subject, the Sdra-
ga REPUBLICAN, rnblis ed in the county where
bone Offices of these Companies are located,
Fsaksa follows:
we notice, by the New York Insurance Repor-
hat the Comptroller has reported that The
SaAGn Mutual Insurance Company, OF Saratoga
GsS2sss, and the HUDSON tiver Mutual Insurance
,.epany, of Waterford, both in this county, have
,Ed doing business and areawlnding up theli
E. The Directors, of both of these compa-
- 10 order TO do Marine Business. obtained
Charters in April, 1852, and ceased Going bus
- under the charters of the old companies, and
W lhen ave, and are aowa doing good aud
SSSseSStul business, under the charter of the
~ .nE I Marine and Fire Insurance Company oil
Nv YORK, located in this village, and The Hudson
,,se Marine and Fire Insurance Company, located
" crescent, in this county.
MR. l.. c. FERRY, agent for these companies,
r now repaired 10 issue policies on The most ia
'aIie teImu. Office No. 70, Meloleonl Build
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Yours, truly, NARY a. RIGGS,
279 s. Pnca street
Hip Disease--Louleness Cmed-Haapton,s Veg.
etGbLe Tincture.
Read tic following extract OF n letter dated

Read the following EXTRACT of letter dated 49,.
AIessrs. Mortimer Mowbray-Dear Sirs :=SIy little
girl contracted laneneSs and began to lean to sde
from hubt she had acquired OF standing the LEFT
tSd me That Il ,s sS @ %ash D,
that was quite alarmed lnSeuemher took her
sue e S ssa as
sal. ss TO e dis
made OF much advcrtsedand celebrated Lniment,
the 10th February; when changed It Tor
ertshorn Liniment, which used until the 18th. Her
suferngs becoming acute, returned again
mentioned iimeEt, tut she still to
Intense suffering. then bought bottle OF ampton's
vegeta Bile Tfcrre, aud on the th day after she begun
support. The little wasso Oyejoyeitfat she
ssn by size had not Seen
as straight for two three months before
now walk as well as before taken l.e. @4s -"
rennsyVshla Av near Geo geioWn bridge.
WaAhingto1, ID. c.
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, .Serofula. Cough, AstL-
7is. ma, Consumption, Liner Complaint, &c.
TRUTHS MIGHTY!
"A. Aie you SICK Beware q limitations for Harp
pleasant and safe remedy may induce counte letting.
he Of public o ono pulling
yaze worthless article 50 as TO keep it IN as good
good medicine viii i've become popular, and extend
PIE sSp es
ses from mouth to mouth with more than news
medicine has for him Of more service than
in PROOF OF whatwe say above, reer you He,np-
tOEs Essstss a. T',, I and Its elects
OF OF eight years. stardnsi all other rome
VIM ii. oldham cate Of the Custom House. y dwelling
Pine ST. OF Dyspersla great de- lily pernanenty
A. Schneider. Esq, ons OF the Oldest magistrates and
most highly citizens, cured OF great weakness
jarrett Pi@nmet 1888 aitimore st. suffered intensely
years ith'hp disease and ercual rheumatisn cured
SPACE viii not nit 10 Eame und reds Of other.
Geo W Good ieh Capt Thos. q not Robt: Gsult, Jas
John Pefyaii, sA. Grimm, John Luke. Rev. v. Esk
serofala, cough liver eompants bfonehts Saint
yltus. Dance &c. Werefer TO our own eitzens-ea on
DR: HAMPTON the apthor q this great Hampton's
thar il win seen not anartce got up TO impose
r y in this eityill bear the same testi
tcall and get pamphlets Cgras,1 and see the many
5fsl sqEstye Of
ling The shattered constitution infnsng hope in
s s ans
SSs diseases
tons CONSERVATION serotaa, Kings Evil worms, Theu7
a. al
sale N q 60 WhssliIng
~ b. MasTIMxa & MownRAY 80 Baltimore st
Baltimore O. AMI is6f broadway, NY lzs
NJ Price 81 .per.bot'Ie. = apt2&
Sc - 'ssS I mOGE a. so N.
Attorneys at law & land Agents,
1Iarshan @. H., Va, lfoundspiue P.o,
9he and counties
Land business All kinds Of land constantly for sale
ap21-1y d&stys.z q * p
MERCHANT TAILOR
ING ES9ABLLSHHENI'.s
no. 80 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sTREETs,8s
~ lIeeI1I2gS2N q.
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Mo. 1, sprigg House Emporium!
CLOTHS, cAsslMEREs AND vEs11NGs!
New Spring and summer Goods,

New Spring and Sunlner C Gods!
TikE pleasure III being able say my old Gust
ers aud he fashionable community that l have lust
returned from New York, and have BEEN able to procure
The most Fashionable Goods for the that the
EMPORIUM, New York, can import from France and tile
old Countries; and having dispensed with the sale OF
mon clothing, gives and time to attend 10
tile wants OF my customers in the fashionable My
new stock now consists OF
BLACK, BROWN, GREEN, nLpE, OLIVE
CLOTHS.
Also silk and wool casmeTetts all shades and cooTs;
hobaLne dIamer summer cloths, linen grass cloths,
&C., for making frock Dress sack business coats
linen drilhnGs, DO. for making pants. AstoVestinss
have the most beautiful selection looked in any
y, all OF which am HOW prepared TO cake in the
IA hunablc and best style, have secured RussELLs
services as ter for the coming season, feel certain in
saying that furnish better cloths than any house
OF tho Allegheny mountains.
In connection with the above have beautiful
ment Furnishing Goods, MI fire, seasOnabe, and
iona bic, consisting cloth, cashmere cashneret bonn
hazire, grass linen, bita plain nen fIock,
asiUabe and be Goods, In great Variety also
Eeia cotton Shirts, silk, Ill lambs wool ard cot
ton uHersnrts and Drawersj caNats stocks, collars,
gloves and suspenders.
Hosiery in variety; also every other article suit
able for completing tentteman'S wardrobe.
All The above named Articles together with many other
articles that be found at my store, No l. Sprigg House.
Piease call lii and take look, and ihueh obige yours.
mr2l S. RICE.
NOTICE EXTRA.
have small stock OF common clothing that will dis:
M ntst I. -'De go S RICE
New Savings Bank Store.
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Bnohan.s Hungarian Balsam !!

s.- d.
~ 90 Remedy tor Pectoral and Pul.
4Nft$ III [stfsSS monary Diseases, still stands
ASSPfA &SfjA TX unTi vailed and unsurpassed,
AsISEIA441ls las the most efectnal curative
ySs<2tJ hi s3z5 these most formidable com.
kA$ISgE&s2lS(A nlaints known to the CT v.
sfylE.E<e Stlizel world.
nited States. during wSieI,
time Il has been from
OF Tie count, y, ns the great and
ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY
in the worst Pulmonary diseases and the hest ct
rative OF all the slight forms OF colds, cough aud nan
naon that eau possibly be used; FOR whoopins cough
SPLITTING OF BLOOD.
speedily checked prevented by The use OF IIucLans
lnnga ian Basam which heals ihe affected membrane,
ara those vital organs, tue lungs to sound and
- REMEMBER THIS.
splitting Of blood always arises from tendency to Tu.
bercuous diseases and If not cheated, at the outset will
sooner or later termn nate In death.
PAIN IN THE SIDE.
Jhs distressing symtom of consumption arises from
illumination OF the Lunss or the membrane called the
either case it is very dangerous Indication disease
nothns BY effect that oeet SO speedily AVID
:, LIVER COMPLAINT.
In cases OF Consumption the LIVER always moro
less affected and also tie Spleen pleura and small mites
thc Liver unattended by consumption, is speedily cured
WINTER COUGH
OLD PEOPLE. and invaids in low Stale Of health, is
bid musus foul matters improves Ike digestive
scm alu in@fs new NE 10 the wan and emAeiaied
S's'om pponIc,,In,e
,...,,.,. BRoNCHIIlS
o,Dn VI haIsn cough sunny
SI tio ~ olIeL sy inponls eausea py an al
81 s air the ;hros 10 The
t be warned III ttne ye afhlctea ana EN-
poy this valuable ia !. |, 4 Iemedy -
Ob sFtCLES YIN IuE LONGS.
, nc hungarian Balsam Is the only remedy which has
ihe 10 dissolve remove and cure Tubercles on tile
Luz as TINS is generally esteemej we Ia ye
The most abundant and evidence tosustan the
ali where there Sese 'nf In es
40 Is the agent Of his oyer 10 cure
will cnre 'rnbci c,ois Isease and SnI;ciIs
trial In The worst OF cases $50
49, - EXPETfr0RATION
tsra.s iS,ti ar 49, .,;., a., T.,
ell IN III ~ .e ~ vi
Tnnes " ~ ~ Sute o'seA"es VI 'A' SheS s'e
TEE 1,,,us;;.,, D. = =. M.
soiyes n,n@bt5 IA ir q. @s
changes il rom b;c iinoms %
eSs ~, J az IL or tIa
rrea 3ss,e ease and 10 ts ,atient rheTe
r. M ,ecinc In ia ~ s ma
fy be eosJsTeI. ~ sAe Motiu u us 4uS'
- - ' or, O., r>D1r,r ,csu,r,,r.a ISL.
slnpe OF mas no better lemeuy thal
5us talsan ms painful anu uestrnSuVe az
essss else, yieus To .e
an OF ms great remedy as readily al
Ns' 80 $3.50 ~ = - tC0NSf1MP IsIyE
Consumption has been yery granbicaliy as
Us cleansing warming soenng aud animatins power
before its desiiaI indasn9e, all chls. fever, nigh,
stsensth ana ppear like
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Milk Leg, Dreadful. Ulcer,
PALPITATION, WEAKNESS,
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER CURED.
HAMPTON'S TINCTURE TRIUMPHANT !!l
HuNDREDs1 OF oaR OWN CITIZENS,
The Rich and the Poor, euery,ohcre bear The same
TESTIMONY.
Rc.d the following Certificate from lady, endorsed by
postmaster K. p: Cooper:
cAPox BRipaR, Hampshi Ieeo. Va
Mr. p cooper-Dear Sir: Agreea bic to your reo,est
and my own desire to benefit the afflicted, eby ce
" the great relief received from the HAETOH'S
VEGETABLE 71kCTURE
taken with violent paIpitatiop, or rather Hu-
erns aud trembling OF tile heart continued seve
raj days. II seemed though heart almost forgot
tell its Office. The family became alarmed procured
boz tie of this valuub bic medicine and before had
hottie OF this 1INCTURE OF L4MPTONo.S /
was entirely relieved. - rEsse- !.
of This valua BILE medicine Two three years ago
was laid up with liberation Of die from the oil
what is nsu!lly called milkIeg. had lost all taste
appetite; and the which some four inches up
halt way around ankle eiecicd every ef.
heal it, until procured HGnpton's Vegetable Tine
bottle which estoTed health, healed nv
Again, one my daughters very low nom severe
menceI swelling, which increased every day. began
TO be very painul-she used bottle OF HanPons
uIci the pains ssua ged, the swelling subsidized and
her health returHed-we kept her legs bandaged with
strips OF wooden until her strength returned
have been thus particular, that Others under similar
circumstances might be Induced to avail themselves
this ren.edy.
Yours, with respect,
ELIZABETH EDWARDS.
do hereby certify, that am personally acquainted
with Mrs Edwards, aud can safely recomen the above
EP. COOPER, Postmaster,
Capon bridge, Hampshire CO. Va.
Delicate ladies' ana childIen will please give 1t
trial.
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HEAVY DAMAGES

HEAVY DAMAGES.
BosroN, April Q In the suit of Mary Shaw VS..
Worcester Railroad Company for injuries received
by an accident the verdict was $4,000 damages
TO plaintiff.
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The editor of The Times ssys he is forced to dil-
twith the Attorney for the City in his legal opin-
"a to the unconstitutionality of The specific
IL on the Mcclure and sprigg Houses. We are TO
asr therefore. that this is the reason why he did
d, in publishing the proceedings of Council, give
sAttOrney's opinion as delivered TO that body
'len the question was submitted 10 linn. And
eve to understand that heis hereafter only TO
slsh such proceedings OF Council as he APP
rrss oF
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ASSlGNEEsSn NOTlGE.
G i'm con ID. woodrow having, on tile 18th Ja OF
- ApT 1854, proner deed conveyed trust the
for The benet OF his said woodrow, credit
all OF his real and property chooses
ton all in wise indebted said Woodrow
are required TO make Immediate payment me, and all
persons having claims aghfnst said required
IN order to receive any 6eneht under sad trust
cordng the terms OF said deed. with the
apis GEO. w. SIGHTS. Assignee.
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MURDER TRIAL.
L.rIsvrLLE, April 27.--Matthew F. Ward, who
was charged with the murder of Prof. Butter, was
acquitted by the jury to-day.
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FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL %. 1854.
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Mammoth nat Store.

Mammoth KAT Store.
Spring Bnsni0n for 81.
g AVERY mas OH hand, and is receiving Of the
~. largest and best stocks of Hats and Caps that has
been opened in this city He Is also constantly
uncturing every description OF hat aud cap use,
nom the very best material aud workmanship and sold
prices that cannot iait TO please.
am also receiving large mportotons Of Eastern man
ua6tured Hats and Caps, which will be sold low Also
large assortment of ehldrens fancy hats and caps
ladies riding hats carpet bags and umbrellas, all which
wit. be sold cheap
n. B.-Hats made to order on the sllorte st notice.
SLAVERY, Nos 146 aud t4S Main st.
mh2S Wheeling, Va.
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Great Sale of Furniture.

500 Great sale ofaFurn1ture. 80
A LII the Furniture the House, thseity,is
IN offered at private lots and prices 10 suit
puic hasers, and at such time may be areed upon
eatneting bedsteads best
do, bedding all desert ntions, bureaus various
quaittiea dfess tables, wash stands; great
variety hairs, various qualities table
glass ware and cutlery
and in fact almost every article
most fagorable opportunity IL offered To- III per.
sons needin tuIe and of qaay descsptipn,
All such persons arc inyed 10 cali examine The
furniture and prices, during this month. By -
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TIMOTHY SEED.
IN BU prime Timothy Seed, and sale
w aepf3 z..5. 81 JOHN r.. MORROW.
LANDRETHSE GARDEN SEEDS.
UST REC E1NED fresh suppl Land THIS we'll
81 knowHa justly Garden Seeds, for sale
bulk and retail Also-a choice lot OF Flower
Seeds
hesc Seeds the growth the proprietor, whose
long experience In his business recommend
sponsi public their sftdtfty and general good
- - - : ii. H.cRUMBAcKER,
nir6 agcntfor David LandretlI.
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DE ADVISED and use the Japan boot Polish. This is
ID first article and mistake. II you do not be.
lie that tits, lust and buya botteony 10 cents
For saleb J..B. VoMiEL H..
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so Il CAUTION EXTRA.
Also observe Promssory Note with the pToprletola
written signature every genuine bottle oil DE.
Cordial.
Tocoanterfeit which is forgery
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sCAUTION.

DR. MoRsE,s ISyIdoRGTtssi coap1AL as been counter
feited by some imp rineipled persons
future genuine cordial will the proprietora
fac-simile pasted the cork each and the o
lowing words blown in the glass ;!
..DR. MoRsE'slayIcoR&TtEec CORDIAL,
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In cases OF Consumption the LIVER IS always more
less affected and also tie Spleen pleua. and small int
tines The effect the Hungarian Balsam, in diseases
the Ltver Unattended by consumption, is speedily
by its use. ------- - 2 - -
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m rnE LUNGS.

IUBEROLES" ON THE LUNGS.
Tho Hungarian Balsam is the only remedy Which has
the power to DISSOLVE and Tubercles tile
Lungs Incredible this generally esteemed,
the most abundant and conclusive evidence the
assertion that such Is its direct and Immediate eject
all cases where tere is natural organic defect In
so confident Is the American agent OF his power TO
the worst form OF this disease lie boldly declares II
will cure rubc' culous disease and confidently solcita