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MIRACULOUS EScAPE.-The Quebec
Chronicle OF December 80 has the follow
ing: On Sunday afternoon, as one of the
ferry canoes from the city reached the
batteries at Point Levi, mass of sheet
ice driIted down with the ebb tide bore ii
away ere oil the passengers were able to
jump ashore, Notwithstanding the grea.
test efforts Of their companions 10 rescue
them by hauling the boat ashore they were
forced to witness three fellow. passengers,
a woman and two men, borne off rapidly
by the ice, with every prospect Of meeting
watery grave or freezing from the in.
tense cold During the course of the
night they were thus carried down the
river ill opposite St. Thomas, distance
of thrty.fve miles from the city. With
the rising tide they we're again brought up
as far as Berther, where at noon on Sun.
day they were observed by the people
going home from the mass. and after great
exerlons were rescued from their peril.
Gus situation, having spent nearly TWEEN.
ty four hours on the river. including
one Of the most severe nights that was
ever experienced throughout our winter
season. Their escape is altogether due
TO the exertions OF the woman"
The New CAPlToL.-Tha New Capi.
tol will be so far completed by q year
from this time, as TO accommodate the
Two houses of the Legislature at its extra
session. The magnificent edifce is now
completed to the height of seventy five
feet from the ground, and already affords
good view of its imposing proportions;
il is three hundred and four feet in length
(ironD by one hundred and eighty.eight
deep. The workmen are now engaged
on the great dome of the rotunda, which
rises one hundred feet above the building.
making total elevation OF one hundred
and seventy.fve feet.
There are engaged on the new State
House, altogether. three hundred and fifty
men; OF these one hundred are convicts,
and two hundred and fifty tree laborers,
one hundred men are constantly employ.
ed al the government quarries, a few miles
from Columbus, between which the Capi.
tol of The State has built railroad for the
Of tho vast quantities Of
atone and timber required.
The new StateHouse covers an area Of
one and third acres Cincinnati Coon.
merciai.
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Notice..
Notice.
Samuel Mcclure, ! In Jackson Com.
VS..

Samuel Mcclure, In Jackson Com.
Jane Mcclure, widow, mon rleaS.
James Mcclure d others. In Partition.
ANE Mcclure widow of Arthur Mcclure de.
- ceased, late of Jackson county Ohio, and
James Mcclure, Margaret McCray and Harry
McCray her husband, Christopher McClure
Nancy Mcclure, adults and Jacob Mcclure.
John Mcclure, Elizabeth Mcclure William A.
Mcclure and George B. Mcclure, minors. heirs
OF said decd all residents of Jackson county.
Ohio, will take notice, that on the Oath day Of
August, 1853 the undersigned filed a De-
tition in the court of Common Pleas of Jackson
county, Ohio, where the same is now pending.
demanding partition of the following premises.
situate IN said county, tO-wt One square acre
OF the south east corner of Lot number twenty.
four, of the lands in the Scioto Salt reservation
in said county. Also fifty acres of of the south
end of the east half of the north west quarter of
section number thirty, township number eight.
and range No. II; said purchase to extend the
full width OF said lot, on the south end, and ex.
tend north for quantity to contain fifty acres,
more or less. Also the north half of the north.
west quarter of section No. 25, township No. s,
Range No, Is, in the district of lands sold at
Chillieothe, Ohio, containing so acres, more or
less. Also eight acres Of land being part of the
souVh "Ool Hudipci VI sSCblOH NO. OU, bOWnSllp
No. s, range No. II, lying and bounded as fol.
lows. Beginning at the north west corner Of
said quarter, thence running south to the agreed
line between Samuel Mcclure and William viii
more; thence running east to the agreed line
between Arthur Mcclure and said Wilmore:
thence running north to the north line of said
quarter section thence to the place of begin
ming. Also, Lot number forty-one of township
No. 8, range No. Is, commonly called the Scioto
Salt reserve, in Jackson county containing so,
acres of land more or less. Also, one hundred
and forty nine acres of land, off the east end, Of
the south west quarter, Of section No. 80, town
ship No 8, range No II. Also the west half Of
the north east quarter of section thirty-one.
township eight and range seventeen, containing
eighty acres. The undersigned demands that
partition be made of said premises as follows, to
wit: ToJane Mcclure, the widow, dover in said
premises to the undersigned and to each Of the
other said heirs, one tenth thereof. At the next
term of said court, an application will be made
by the undersigned, for an order, that partition
be made &c, of said premises.
SAMUEL MCCLURE.
Jany. 10, 54. 43-6w
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RuNAwAY.-A two 'hoss team, attach
ed toa wagon, took fright and ran away, or
-lVedne esday last. A small dog, which
&As tied to the hind part of the wagon,
sndeavOred to check the speed Of the
horses, but the rope with which he was
tied broke, and away went horses, wagon
and all, leaving the dog and his master
far behind. There was no injury done,
either to wagon or horses. People should
not let their teams stand IN the streets
without hitching.
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Gele9rapbir.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER
EUROPA.
Late advices i'm Breadstuffs --C ttOn
bctters-PrOvisiOns flat..Lard lower.

Late advtceS i'm BreadStuffS-sCOttO
betters-PrOvisiOns flat..Lard lower.
New YORK, Jan. l6, P. M.
The Steamer Europa, with advices from
Liverpool to the 3lst ult, arrived at this
port to-day.
General Intelligence.
Lord Dudley Stuart is at Constantine
pie, endeavoring 10 induce the Porte to
enroll European Polish legion, and TO
entice cessation of hostllities form the
Russian army. The ratification OF the
treaty, between Russia and Persia, had
been received at St Petersburgh Dec.
18th. Persia was daily expected 10 at
tack Bagdad.
Turkey has formally accepted the Per.
sian declaration of war.
Tne British Parliament is appoined to
meet 10 transact business, on the 3lst
inst. ....
The Preston strikers were still unset.
tied,
The Birmingham iron masters report
the trade in healthy state, without any
further advance.
A decree of Napoleon removes reStric.
lions from the imports Of Cotton, from
England into France.
The dividend of the Bank of France,
for the past year has been 81 frances.
1t was rumored in Paris, on the Gath
ult, Tint Mr.. Soule had third duel. with
The Duke Of Alba, at Madrid, and was
killed; the rumor needs confrmatin how.
ever.
Gen. Radsivitz is dead. Sweden and
Denmark have formed an armed league
against Russia.
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Ths PKG county nsmsorn,.

The publication Of this paper, we learn,
has been discontinued. and that the es-
enlistment has passed into the hands Of
Msssrs. Doans & Broadess, both ofwhom
ere practical Printers. These gentlemen
istend establishing an Independent"
paper in Piketobs May their labors be
crowned with success. To our friend
Nelson, We wish all success in his retira-
o. from the chair editorial.
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kinds and qualities of Drugs, Chemicals, Medi-
cines, Paints, Oils, varnishes, Turpentine, Dye
Stuffs, Window Glass, Glassware, Snufs, To-
bocco, Cigars, Spices, Patent Medicines, PERU
merry, Fancy Articles, Stationery, Blank Books
&c.
Have just received, and will keep constantly
on hand, large and WELL selected assortment
Of the above articles, and ALL others usually
kept in Drug Stores, which they WILL SELL at
the lowest cash prices. Every article sold by us
Is warranted to be pure, fresh and genuine, Par
ticutar attention WILL be paid TO filling Physi-
clans orders, and putting up prescriptions, fami'
ly compounds, aud preparations OF ALL Kinds
We inv .te those wishing articles in our me, to
GALL, as we feel assured that we can make 1t to
their interest to purchase of us.
The public are informed that have left the
OLD JACKSON DRUG STORE, and commen-
ced in the NEW ESTABLISHMENT oppo-
site the Depot
p T. r. CLEwERs, Physician and Surgeon,
will keep his Office in one apartment Of the
Drug Store, md WILL give his advice gratis.
Jackson, Jany. 26, "a. di--ly
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THuSDER AND LIoHrEMNs. Fri.
day last. the Goth inst, during the storm.
flashes Of tightening was seen and heavy
psals Of thunder was distinctly heard in
this neighbOrhoOd. We really imagined
that it was summer again."
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A GREAT CRAsH.-Yesterday after
noon, about halt past o'clock. the new
temporary roof on the rotunda in the new
Slate House, gave way, and fell with ter.
rife crash. The timber and panks were
literally ground up by the fall. Fortu.
naIely, no one happened to be in the ro.
tunca at the time, though several visitors
were about the building, beside number
of workmen. This Is the second time
this roof has fallen this winter. We do
not know whether it will be covered again
but trust no other attempt will be made,
until some better plan can be DEVISED
1t is heavy expense, beside being very
dangerous man'trap, that ought not to be
encouraged in their latter days,-O. S.
Journal.
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E1-C, E. Brooks is yet in the land of
the living. At his establishment on Main
street. he has every thing that's good to
eat; such as Oysters, Tripe and Pigs
Feet; or if you'd wish fowl, fish or meat
done up by the best of cooks, call on our
friend and pitcher, g. E, Brooks.
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EXPENSIVE LuxuRIEs William Hen
dry was tried in Providence last week
for kissing three ladies in the street, a.
gainst their consent. He was fined FIVE
dollars and costs on each complaint, a.
mounting to seven dollars ninety nine
cents for each kiss.
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Cincinnati Market,

Jrnuary 2l.
Flour.-Sales at Sc ,i0O extra at Sc.
80: and 1000 do at Augusta. at $6, 10,
lined and delivered.
Grain.- Rye hes further advanced,
with a sale Of 100 bush. at 81. Sales OF
900 bush. Barley at 55; 800 do (old) at
47c.
Wheat is firm at $l,iO@$l.15.
Provisions--Bulk meat 10 arrive, at
44O5t for Shoulder and sides; goo pcs.
SIDES. (slop) at &C.. 500 kegs No. Lard
at Sc; 1000 bbls do Cat Louisville) at a4c.
1876 bbls, Mess Pork al $lI.75, and 100
bbls Beef Rounds at 1915. There are
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Scioto & Hooking valley Rail Road.

g R Ross, Wholesale Grocer, Portsmouth, of
~. fers his large assortment of Groceries, DC
to Merchants and others of Jackson, and adioin-
ing counties, who may visit Portsmouth for sup,
plies. s.. R Ross, will give prompt attention to
the receipt of Goods and Groceries, arriving by
River, and forward them by the first train and
will also attend to the sale or forwarding of Pro-
duce. Pig Iron, Grain, &c, arriving by cars.
charges low.
u Orders promptly filed, and letters of in
quiring, as to our market or other business, mat.
ters, answered carefully. Address,
S. R, ROSS. Portsmoutb
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81. VALENTINES DAY.--The I4th day
OF next month is St. Valentines day
This will be day for free offers of mar.
risge.
"The rose is red,
The violets 3 blue.
Sugar is sweet,
And so are you"
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Madame SoNTAGE sang to 1000 school
chidsen, 10 editors. &C., &C., at the Ma.
,ional Theatre in Cincinnati, on Tuesday.
There was a great time with young A.
merica. Ever! thing passed off in the
most charming style.
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GTTwelve head OF cattle, Of the Dur
ham breed, landed at Philadelphia, a
short time ngo, on their way from Eng
land TO this State They are said 10 be
splendid animals; one COW weighing over
TWO thousand pounds.
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There is an editor in North Carolina
with several bullets in his body, receiv-
ed in duels and street encounters. His
paper ought TO be called the "bulletin,
and contain all "leaded matter.
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TITLES. We have seen it stated that
during this year, q'neiy one D. d. s and
Gfy-one L, L. DIS have been made by
American colleges. This is the last COM
mentary on our national fondness for IT,
ties.
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MOUNT VERNoN.-It appears by the
proceedings Of the Virginia Legislature,
that the price demanded for the Mount
Vernon estate, including the house,
grounds, gardens, and two hundred acres
OF land. IS 5000 900.
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no THOSE CONCERNED.

"A Lii persons knowing themselves indebted
"A to the estate of John Hatton, decd. either
oy Note or Book Account, are requested IS
come forward and settle the same, by the l5th or
e1,r9ary next for after that time all accounts
WI De lett in the bands of Justices Of the Peace
lection. PETER PJCKREI ~ C0'"
Jany. 26, 1854. 44--3w
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FRE.-on Monday night last, the
School House in Bloomfield township,
known as "Dickson's Run" was entirely
consumed by FIRE. II is not known how
II took FIRE.
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GA model return upon writ was
recently made by deputy sheriff in Nor
gan county, Indiana. 1t was-"Sarved
the within, but was fit with brick bats
by the woman SO that | could mt sarve
it," ..
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zZlHE Cars will hereafter leave posi-
WT t;va1v as follows.

aXAHE Cars will hereafter leave posi-
II lively as follows:
One train will leave Portsmouth every NOR.
ming at Q o'clock, A. NJ. Sundays excepted) for
jackson, and returning will leave Jackson for
Portsmouth, at o'clock, p. NJ. -,
One train will leave Jackson for Portsmouth
every day Sunday excepted) at half past seven
o'clock, A. NJ, and returning will leave Ports
mouth for Jackson at2O m pasttwo o'clock 2 N,
Each train will stop, going up or down, at all
the intermediate stations.
Freight not delivered at the Depot, before 8
o'clock in the morning, will not be sent by the
morning train, and freight intended for the af.
ternoon train, must be delivered at least one
hour before the departure of the train.
Shippers can deliver freight at the Depot,
from 6 o'clock, A. NJ. to 6 o'clock, p. NJ. Each
lot of freight must be accompanied with q du-,
plicate Bill Of Lading.
The Company will not be responsible for the
delivery of any Goods, any further than the va
rious Stations and Deposits, nor for any Of them
not properly receipted for by their agents.
j. CONNELLEY, Supt.
Jackson, Oct. 90, 53-tf. ,.-
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NOTICE TO STONE MAsoNslll

NHEKE Wild be offered for sale on the 2nd
u day Of February, 1854; at the residence
of WoodsOn Wills, in jackson Township. lack
son county Ohio, for repair, OH the OhiIlicothe
and jackson State read, which will consist most
of Stone Work, to be placed on said road near.
the house of said Wills
By order of the Commissioners.
JOHN STEPHENSON, Aud. J. C.
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SAVED.

~ would say to our customers and friends
w that we will sell off our present stock az
Dry Goods, at our usual prices, with Eve VA,
cent oil, for cash--come down with your D,rr.-
we have also nice stock of Groceriss. Mola.',
ses, and Coffee. Sugar, l6 TBS for 81.
PRICE & TAYLOR.
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LosT.-A Gold Pen and Silver holder
was lost on Monday last, in the neighbor-
hood Of MIR. Daniel Ilofman's; the find
er will be suitably rewarded by leaving
the same at this Office.
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PITTSBURGH, Jan. 81

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 2I.
In the case Of Lowery and King, ol
Erie, for contempt Of Court, the Court de
cided to day in favor Of the defendants,
and the decision meets with general ap.
probation, as the prosecution utterly failed
to make out a case.
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orr. E. G. Clewers, has opened q
new Drug Store, on Main street, opposite
the Depot, where he says he has opened
a large and fresh Stock of Drugs and
Chemicals. See his advertisement in an
other column. Medical advice given
GRATIS, by 7. n. Clewers, Physician and
Surgeon.
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Mem advertisements.
Attachment Notice.

A T my instance an attachment was this day
N issued by Michal Mccoy, Justice of the
Peace of Hamilton Township, Jackson county,
for the sum of four dollars and seventy five
cents, against the property and effects of Will
liam ], DeLong, non resident debtor of said
county. JAMES KINCAID.
Janv. ID '54 44--3w
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OFF. f, volz. whig, has been elected
Mayor of Pittsburgh by a majority of
1885, over Petigrew, democrat. -
RA Washington letter-writer says
the subscription list Of the Washington
Union numbers only six hundred.
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Co-Partnershin Notice.

Z HAVE this day associated with Inc in busi-
1 ness, my brother Peter H. Murray, and
James Mexican, the style of the firm to be D. N.
Murray g. Co., al those knowing themsel Ies
is indebted tonne will please CALL and settle, a, IL
important my old business should be closed up
as soon as possible. q DIN. MURRAY.
Jany. l6, 1854.
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Bellamy Storer lectured at Louisville
on Wednesday last. His lecture is high
ly praised by the press Of that city.
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ENoRMoUs.--The New York Tribune
has 10000 subscribers,the Daily, Semi,
Weekly and Weekly taken together.
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Jackson Mlarkets,
JACKSON Jan. &c, 1854.
MARRIED.

MARRIED,
On the 24th inst by the Rev. H. Adams, Mr..
JOHN s. HAsKEY and Miss SARAH j. COPELAND,
all of Jackson Ohio
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administrators Notice,

FWHIHESITWIUEs NUIICEs
NOTICE, is hereby given, that the subscri.
u bers has been appointed and qualified as Ad
minstrators, on the Estate ofBeniamin Evans,
late Of Jackson county, Ohio, decd.
DAVID l.. DAVIES and
DAVID T. EVANS, Adm'rs.
Jany 26, '54. 44--3w
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g. NS 8, SNHNH&S G 80
DRUGGISTS 4 CHEMISTS.

F'HE attention Of the public
3 are respectfully called to the
NEW ESTABLISHED
DRUG SIORE,
ON MAIN STREET OPPOSITE THE
RAIL Roam DEPoT, JACKSON, O.,
where a Large and New Sock of
pure and genuine Drugs are pur-
chased exceedingly low, ALL
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ScIoto and Hooking Valley RaIIrOaA.

Jany. 10, '54. 43--6w
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-09

WOOL
DUUGilT alall times "a the market rates, Ly
ID Drcrmb,r . hAlTIAGLE.
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4 ga


80 chests yorr ly-ou. Imperial nni h'Irk 'r1-
fJr snlr alta hlIanlu 20 thr sir1 ni 'hr Tar.
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= 10 w NNf'F..tn uI i'N'tl or N'4I1 roses w
varieties Nor 'lr ro-,s wli Ten ru--s hynriI
aud Bourbon ros. "a, moss fo-"- handy tusss. ci.u-
hers, sc, DO r.. y0rlet,s u.u1.ly kept IN eastern
nurseries AN.
A.BE2VEBERY,
Such ne ,hcHH,uHu., indigo -url ., double nove-
ring aiu,sl, tuWprt crerU'r, I'D Japan,
globe flower, large 0rlird tuvuymuS, European
iiiu, white double ahra, duuh. purple u'hra
> varieties of uulsy .nc>c-, larcR"s, syrnga-,
vup.1r. ne1cgs, wUuN4, sgTrl-, l.acs, noun
tain a~h suUw ball, d1H.rls, a..
\ larry. quantity ol Usage Orange plants, 3
years Old.
\ 20, large and valuable collection OF Green
llousr auI P,unur1IV'1ut- at !uw q price rs
lh"y can be ou'nIu,d from any garden IN the
UWou
The cjo0s Of the grated iui,trrrs were mostly
ohiainod from Leaving Jicrs ct the b go ,ruii grow
,r- oi the -,aIr of New York, amt prrsuu. obtni.
ming jrcrs f'oWthr OTTAWA NURSERY nay
r.'yImp.piIy ru u.wm.rt the Qpbhly OF t,uit
from the lrrrs ne stated when sold.
Gan wa idrd t,uii trees were hTddcd from tree.
obtained ct the celebrated NurscyIc, ri LIwau.
g,rN Barry. and i,um ihr Grne &c County Nur.
scry Som, Of lnr si'ulnrI cherry nud peach
trees iIuit'j los, y,1I, aud ,Hcvrly instance were
the sind stceUmmeuiydio us. We l'cI great
confidence an recommending outt"ui 10 be 81 the
choice. varieties, and dcsi,r all WHO wish 10 pro-
cure choice i'ut 20 give u, call nnl examine ~
healthy and thrifty young Trees Ms can be- found in
any NURSERY. GEO. II. NORRIS, NHJrirmOf
October II. NuREls " hlURrHY.
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MORlZ oTlEBEL SONS
BHHLtrs,
FRANkFORT.ON.TllE.M AlNE,
GERMANY.

n B.-l.cturs ,ohe directed "prr Steamer
ria t,verrno,," 10 MonI1 Sr,GpgL Suns, BapNers,
~ Frinklurt.uu.jh the Maine.
Ramutaucrs which arrive alter the pay oi
Duwmg. viii he letutucd, ~ invested IN li'e
mex, Diaong. OF ,he opuonol the sepdcr w
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NAh tsNM.Iril.

INOR the recovery ut the body Of Patrick Cof.
Il iy. who ha. my-ictinusly disappeared since
The NJ sht ol the l3,h oil November The abny.
reward WILDE given inr the recovery OF tbs, DO.
dy ,orany Information TINT may lead 10 i,s rrcoy.
.fy. tDeor mbsr2I Jisns Gurrts,
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4 FACT THAT su uLD lie KNOWN.

\TllE Grcrlau tauchrtoucan drops should he
Y kept in every family ut thia SEASON ot the
wear, Tor il they nrr used IN season, they will
care every cusr of chill and fever and oil dlnrrhun
and cholera, and will save life, doctors hil., and
what /. more thrn alt, n vast deal ot suffering.
II needs no other recommendation hut the using
oi il, Certificates aud zee, mmtudailons in pam.
phlets aud papers are ot little account IN compn.
Ison to the witness who IL your nrirhhor ani all
IN Til. vicinity have hundreds OF such witnesses by
your side.
For sale, wholesale and retail u, thr owes,
n. y prices. by OF u, WALKIR, OHqvd
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LlGur DAY CLOCKS,

And other Yankee nOuuns.
A cordial invitation Is extended 10 AL 10 call anu
examine the above assortment. us II VIII nuofd
pleasure To show cusionltrs The extensive variety
nec"mber9.
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HARDWARE,

. RE sow RECElEirt, "a lrrgr and com
y p,-t. a.-"rm"ut OF SHELF uNRD-
WAR;, STOVES. FOOLS, e. jo,rlh-r si;h
lhr largest nHd bret a--or'm, tot
SaC.S.l rSE fgsliEsViBT.
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