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TESTIMONY FROM OHIO.

JOHN HOFFMAN, Jeromesville, Ohio, May 3Oth, 1853
said 81 write to state for your satisfaction and also
recommend it TO be, highly valuable medicine, which
know from having used it in my own family TO NV
entire satisfaction Az who have used it give the
! STEPHEN A. MEALY, Canton, Ohio. Nav IL, 1853.
says: "Having heard your German Btters highly re-.
commended from sources In which placed muC conf
dence, ordered four bottles from Cleveland One of
them gave TO my daughter who has derived great ban
eft from il; two OF the others sold immed atey and
would like you tOsend me supply of it to SELL"
JOHN CLARK, Brunswick, Ohio, May 90, 1854, says
"Yout German Btters have proved successful In every
case snst mas come TO ny knowledge, and has opened
THOMAS LETcBroRD, Covington, Ohio December 27th,
ls53 says: my wife has been affected with the Liver
complaint and Dyspepsia for number of years during
which time have spent great deal for doctoring ibut
she received worry little benefit thererom, and yithe
doctors said she could not be cured Last spring she
concluded to try Btters she took hotties and
ever since taking them she has been able to attend to
her business, until lately she had attack but
has again commenced the Bitters have sold quite
number OF bottles through her recommendation. and az
far as learn. 1t has given satisfaction to all"
DAvID ABBorr Austnsburr, Ohio, ,:rDecember &. ls5s
says Fermt to bear testimony the able eff
fcscy OF your German Btters In the cure of Liver
complaint. For years previous TO taking 1t, was sc.
verely afflicted with disease of the Liver, so much SO
that did not live but by free of the Bit
restored to health and able 10 resume my usual employ
meat"
These Bitters entirely vegetable and free from AL
cohoc smulant and all injurious ingredients, mild in
their operation they strengthen the SYSTEM pros.
They entirely vegetable and free nom all injurious
Sold BY dealers In medicine everywhere.
il. H. ALEXANDER St. clairsvine.
&C. M6RTIN & Co., Agents. f..
Geo e: Bethel hing.
WIN. Dunbar 1n.on
3. Gregg.M ,ristown
II. II. GAINESVILLE.
.and BY Dec ers in Medicine, verywhere.
November 10 1854
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From The Evening Post
The War on the Birds.

am pleased to see public atleDtion drawn
to the subject of protecting birds. or late
years the ornamental trees in our parks ant
streets have been denuded Of their foliage
almost as toon as the leaves unfold themselves
and instead Of being beautiful objects in ma.
ture they are positive nuisences. Why ID
this so! Trees arc not similarly affected in
the country. ! answer, it is because we
destroy and persecute the birds. Observe the
little wren, how cunningly she peers and
peeps into the expanding leaves and flowers,
hopping from twig to twig. She is in pur-
slut OF those fell destroyers; her quick eye
penetrates their retreat she sees them ,drags
them from their lair, and in an instant
puts them beyond the power of doing further
mischief. Excellent economists, well worthy
Of our protecting care!
To save my roses am obliged to perform
the service so much better and eilectually
performed by them. A little rain came last
week and assisted for a short time, but OBJ.
served in the next lot boy with trap cage,
and my assistance had left the garden. don't
know that no had ooen taken prisoner, but
what withs tones and traps, bird stands poor
S'e"SS' A<ss - s'SP SS PuA W thiS PcfaeCutloUt
make it penal offence to kill or catch birds,
and, n order To encourage domestic relations,
pu. up wren.boxes IN your gardens. They
will be quickly tenanted; they love the society
Of men and to be tenderly cared for. Encour-
age their presence by kindness; they will
work ior you In return: forbid your children
stonng them, and advise other peoples chill.
dren to the same purpose.
The people ofno other country in the world,
are 50 barbarous and cruel in their warfare
upon birds rs the people of this. The little
sparroVs are found in grea. numbers in every
village and city 0. Euorpe; no one even dis
turbs them, aud among the Turks so tame
are even wild ssa-birds that they will scarcely
move from the prov oi tho light caique; and
shall we
do that
Which Heaven hath forbid tho Ottomies!"
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GtARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE
~ THr GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLoop.-Not par
tiete Of Mereuryinit.
Let The Afflicted Read and Ponder!

lRt He AUttCttu UtuU anu IOUucT'
AN INrALLiBLE REMEDY for scrofula Kings Evil,
Rheumatism, Obstinate CutaneOus EruptOns, Pimples
or Pustues on the Face Botches, Boils Chronic sere
Eyes, Ring Worm or Tetter, ,scald Head Enlargement
Lrs Vain Of the Bones and Joints. Stubborn UlceIs.
sS,,sc'tic Disorders, Lumbago, Spinal Complaints,
~ = eases arising from an nudic use OF Mer,
curry, l'Ience in Life, or Impurity of the Blood.
II FThis great Alternative Medicine and Purifier Of
Blood is used by thousands of grateful patients
from all parts of the United States, who testify daily to
me ~
ragia, rheumatism, Sctofula, Eruptons on the Skin
Liver Disease, Fevers. Ulcers Old Sores, Affections
the Kidneys Diseases of the Throat Female Complaints,
Pains and Aching of the Bones and Joints speedily
put to flight by using this great and ines
For all diseases Of the Blood, nothing has yet been
found to compare with it, ceanses the system of all
impurities acts gently aud efficiently the Liver and
Kidneys strengthens the Digestion gives tone to the
Stomach, makes the skin clear and healthy, and re-
stores the Constitution eueebed by disease or brekem
down by the excesses OF its pristine vgor and
strength.
For the Ladies' it is ncomparabIy better than all the
cosmetics used. few doses of Carriers SPANISH
MIXTURE will remove an sallowness of complexion
the step. and improve the general health in remarkable
degree, beyond all the medicines ever heard Of
large number Of certificates which we have rece
we'd from persons from all parts OF the United States is
the best evidence that there is Humbug shout IT, the
press hotel Keepers magistrates, physicians and public
mon, vel known to the community. all add their es.
mOny to the wonderful effects of this GREAT BLOOD
PURIFIER.
Call on the AGENT and get Circular and Almanac,
and read the wonderful cures this truly greatest of all
None genuine unless signed BENNETT & BEERS,
Propretors No. Pearl Street. Richmond, Va; honi
all orders for supplies and agencies must be addressed
il. IA AIExANRbER. st. cl.irsville.
! Jas. Baker, Wheeling.
! VIM. Dunbar, Uniontown.
Geo. g. Bethel Flushing.
r. s. Clark, Morristown.
II. u. Mott, Barnesville.
NJ P. Miles & Son. Somerton
And by Dealers in Medicines everywhere. Nov. 10.
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Which Heaven hath forbid tho Ottomites."

AeKIcuLrUMAL DIVISION oF THE PATENT
OFYIcE, destroy TIA Wheat Fy.-Take
orpiment (Which cen be..procured at any drug.
gist's) and with lighted charcoal burn the
orpiment close to the wheat, any time after
sunset or sunrise, ut the time when tho plant
commences TO flower. II iould be repeated
while the hy is found to exist. One ounce
isfoand to be sufficient forsix acres; Another
sndsperhaps equally efficacious. remedy, 10
SO soon as the fly is discovered, or The plant
shows disposition TO open its iowereis, to
carry around tbs patch Of wheat strongl.igh,s
at night, the rker the better. The flies
will s'l rush tf he fire ..and destroy themsel.
YES.
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DISSOLVE Bones Every farmer should
have a vat Of ley, or the teachings of ashes,
into which to put all the bones he can get.
This will dissolve them, forming phosphate of
lime. II strong solute Of acid is aided, it
will change it to super phosphate, and sui
pha,e of lime, when it is extremely valuable
for land. The ammonia escaping, from it,
unites with the acid and forms sulphate Of
lime, or plaster. - Ohio Farmer.
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Sawed from Death!

Testimony of Mr.. NATHAN MATHEWS, highly re
specialize and wealthy citizen of Newark, N. ].
DIR. g. w. HALsEY:-I believe your Ferest Wine and
Pills have been -he mems of saving my life. When
commenced taking them laid At the point of deatl
with Dropsy. Plies, and Asthma. My physicians had
given me over as past cure and my family had lost all
hopes of my recovery. While in this readfnl situa
tion. your Forest Wine and Pills procured for me
and before had finished the first bottle of the Wine
and box of Pills, experienced great relief my body
and limbs, which were greatly swollen, became sensi
bly, reduced Hopes of my recovery began now TO re
vive and after continuing the use of your medicine
for about month, the Piles and Asthma were com
pletely cured. The Dropsy, with which my life wa:
placed in such great danger, also nearly gone
ent tims, and now enjoy as perfect health ever
did in my Hfe although am more than sixty years o
age. Yours, respectfully, -
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Newark, N. j., Dec. TO- ls47. N. MATHEWS.
Great Cure Of Liver Complaint of
Ten Years Standing

New York, Jan. 9th, 1912.
DR.. HALsEy, Dear Sir:-Having taken your Forest
Wine and Pills to remove disease of the Liver from
which have suffered severely for upwards Of ten years
and having adhered closely TO the directions which
company the medicines, have recovered my health
not whstanding all who knew me thought my case in
durable. Previous to taking the Wine and Pills, had
TO the best but continued to
grow worse TO an alarming degree Some ofmy friends
spoke desparingy ofmy and tried to persuade
from making use of any advertised remedies; and
doubt not but what there are hume reds VIII dssua
ded from taking your excellent medicines, in conse
quence Of The deception and inefciency ofmany adver
tised remedies put forth by unprncped men, in flaming
advertisements But, what pity is, that the decep
tion Others should be the means of dissuading
many laboring under disease, from making trial and be-
ing cured by your excellent remedies. Humanity .spea
king they have saved my life; when commenced ma.
king of them,I was in awretched condition, but be-
to experience their good effects In less than three
days. and in six weeks from the time purchased the
medicines to the great surprise of all my friends. was
entirely cured, and had increased fifteen pounds in
weight having taken box of the Pills. and two hot.
ties of the Wine. Would to God that every poor suffer
would avail hims elf Of the same remedies.
Yours. &C., JAMES WILSON.
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SWEATS, SPLITTING BLOOD, WHOOPING
COUGH DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING,
COLDS COUGHS, INFLUENZA
PHTHISIC, PAININ THE SIDE,
DISEASES OF THE CHEST AND LUNGS
DIR. Halls Balsam contains no OPIUM, CALoaEL, or
any mineral poison but is composed mostly Of those
Roots Herbs and Vegetable substances which have a
specific influence upon the lungs and their connected
organs Its IMMEDIATE EFFECT is to allay all irritation
and gently remove the phiegm and other morbid
lions from the Throat and ArPassages, thus relieving
the Cough By subdRiRg the Inflammation and other
es which give rise TO IT, Ii also stimulates and
healthy tone to the Lungs themselves thereby ena.
bling them more thoroughly to from the blood
those impurities and diseased PARTICLES which, If re,
tanned do much in the system, and lays the
foundation for incurable CONSUMPTION. II also ex.
erts decided upon the skin, and assists nature
in expeing through the Exhaents, much of that NOR
bid matter which would otherwise be thrown back upon
the Lungs thus relieving them ofa part of their work
and rendering the system pure and healthy When tu.
hercles forming, il checks their development and
further progress; ifulceraon has taken place, il
sists the lungs in throwing off the corrupted matter
soohes the Irritation heals the liberated cavities and
restores them again to healthy action. This medicine
therefore, is not palliative merely which only relieves
for the time being but 10 THOROUGH CURATIVE, as it
strikes at the very the disease and by removing
N removes at once all its remote and attendant
quenees This 10 its DISTINGUISHED cRARAcTkRIsTIC-a
property possessed, equal power, by other medi.
cine oflike nature. now before the public.
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Nervous Disorders


Are diseases Of the mind as well of The body
uay brought OH by troubles and afliction. and are
most common to persons of delicate constitutions and
sensitive minds. Low Spirits melancholy, frghtful
dreams and fearful anticipatons of evil from the slight
est causes, generally accompany nervous disorders
The Forest Wine and Pills are energetic remedy in
these complaints.
Extract ofa letter from Mr.. Joseph c. Paudng, dated
Philadelphia, Sept 7th, leiS
DR.. G. w. HALSEY:
Dear Sir Your Forest Wine and Pills have cured my
wife of dreadful Nervous disorder with which she had
been affected for many years. Her body almost
wasted away. She was fsIuently disturbed in her
sieepbv frighfu dreams, awakening quite exhausted
and covered with perspraion, and times laborng
der the deluson that something dreadful about to
happen to her. BY the of four bottles Of the WINE
and box OF the Pills, she is In perfect health
She has regained her flesh and COLOR and enjoys society
as well as ever. J.C. PAULDlNG.
DR.. DAVID MARvIS,e celebrated practitioner OF New
York. declared publicly that one hottie Of Ialseys For
est Wine contained more virtues than fifty of the large
bottles OF sarsapariIla. Messrs. S. g. LAMPMAN d CO.
one OF the largest and most respectable Druggists Sr
seen of Haisey's Forest Wne it is excellent and good
medicine, and will undoubtedly become tn leading med
icine of the day."
The Forest Wine is put up in large square bottles with
DR.. Haiseys blown in the glass; per bottle
SIX bottles for SIS Gum-coated Pills, 25 Cents per hox
Agents are authorized to retail well wholesale
on as favorable conditions the proprietor, No. I6I
Duone St.. corner of Hudson, N. York. Appointed
Agent in st. Clarsvilie. j. w. COLLINS and sold by
Druggists throughout the State
May l7,Ie55.
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DRANDY-Ma .Jie vine, pure Juice graallwa rrpe
y pure, just reC'ua. (Sept 21.) xiASaA Al
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DIR. HOOFLAND,S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS.
PREPARED BY
DIR. G. M. JACKSON,
GERMAN MEDICINE STORE

No. 100, Arch st., l door belo,o Sirth, Phiiada.
Their power over the above diseases is not
fequaed by any other prepar alton in the Unit, states
as the cures attest, in many after oily
had failed.
These Btters are worthy the attention of invaIids
Possessing great virtues in the recfcasn OF diseases
ofthe Liver and lesser glands
ing powers in weakness and affections the digestive
organs they are, witha safe, certain and pleasant.
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FURNISHING GOODS.--A complete
Il assortment, embracing every article necessary to
the completion of a genteman's wardrobe, at
apr. IA FRINT Il NAGLE'S.
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DURE WHITE LEAD-CINCINNA
L. brand--postively sold at Wheeling prices, at
apr. ell H. ALEXANDER'S Drug Store.
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HOTELS.

COLLINS HOTEL FOOT OF CANAL STREET, WILL
" let with board, three large parors, With gas and
croton, and several family rooms new at most reason
able terms also several single rooms low.
TAIL1AN q MAPEs, Proprietor.
HOTEL FOLKsTONE IN PARIS NO. RUE DE
IL Castellane- This hotel, situated the Made
lene, the BouevArds, the Tuileres, and the Champs
sees 10 specially frequented by English travellers,
and now kept BY an American lady, with and ele
CANT furniture, good Arrangements and cleanliness.
The attendasee Is performed by English servants and
comfortable in Pare Bedrooms aud apartments break
fasts and dinners, ut moderate terms.
M UsEUM HOTEL, % ANN STREET, NEAR BROAD.
eIcsllsncs Is the motto Furnished rooms Sy the nsht
week. at rs GENTS to strangers lodgers
Bar and billiard room OF the first class. Open all night
for the accommodation Of its patrons
YNHE SMITHSONIAN HOUSE. BROADWAY, CORNER
Il Of Houston street, the block with the Me-
tropotan Hotel and Nblo's Garden aud opposite st.
Thomas church Tn hotel In the heart OF Broad
way, viii supply great desideratum to ira veers and
the public in enera-superor accommodations in the
best quarter the city, Mt moderate rates Rooms so
cents to 80 day, according to location, Sc but the
higher priced apartments when occupied TO their capa-
city, ranging from 80 TO 81 so day each person
All single lodgings 90 cents to 81 each Tho present
Smithsonian, located at 604 Broadway three doors
below Houston street. Is undergoing enlargement by the
addition Of two spacious aud buildings adjoining
and extending to Houston street enlargng the estab
shment TO three times its preset capacity and afford
ing accommodations for about four hundred guests aud
thereupon the present house will be thoroughly reno
TO the purposes designed are In state of rapid for
ness and win be completed in February OF which due
notice will be given.
The feature Of hotel the European PLAN for ladies
~ well IS gentlemen which has met with marked favor
win be continued The house will be thoroughly heated
BY steam pipes OF the most approved eousti ucton
curing tn as most pleasant atmosphere. and obviating
every danger Of Ere the DIRE apparatus being located Oh
the premises and under ground and obviate every
possible Of alarm from fire otherwise abundant
modes of egress provided There will be a bathing
saloon with separate baths for ladies' The dining saloon
viii be 2b BY loo feet the first floor on Broadway
with private dining rooms adjoining and meals furnish
those inclined 10 economy well the tastes Of those
cxtravsgAnt. The furniture will be all ne and no
expense spared that contributes TO comfort. Tho
tablshmeut shall not be surpassed for the
decorum order neatness, attention and comfort with
which II shall be conducted The accommodations Of
the present Smithsonian will be interered with by
the works. and my friends patrons are invited
70 continue their favors ~ herstofore.
SIDNEY KOPMAN.
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NEW JERSEY RnROAD-F0R PHILADELPHIA
IN and the South snd West via Jersey City Nal ana
exprsss hnss.-Leavs New Xort ~ and 10 A n, ana
and n Fars, % rs In T. and % In and 10 A. n.
and p n second class, ~ - In TO- 81 IL NJ Of o.
stepping 81 all way stations. Through aeksts sold fos
Cneinnsu and ths west and for Baltimore washingtsa
rorfcIk, b., and through baggage ehssksd 10 wsakns
- n Q and 10 A. r. asd a.
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TT q NAVY SAILORS AND oTHERs.-ExrRA PAT
". promptly psA, bounty had warrsnts obtainsd
Ssecss - ~ psssoss prSssrss balances ass hsir.
eaai.s asaiak ~ v. arsssyerelT
FsS iva stssA
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broadway BEILE-THE GREAT WEEKLY PAPER
I'D for this week Ii out-tsemendous rush. 00S sab
.crbsrs last week adis: Of upper ten and lower
twenty" all must have IL. All other papers sink into
insgn6cance compared with IT, Only one CELLAR year
BY mail, to all parts Of the work..
r. #. HARRIS, Proprietor, lo2 Nassau street.
TyHE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEws.-ALL THOSE
Il who wish to subscribe to this celebrated publca-
ton informed that the OF the year
avery favorable opportunity for doing. Tas sub
by remittance should BE- rasa -
WILMER ROGERS, 42Nasssu street, NJ Y,
News in the United States.
THE RICHEST BOOK OUT
i TIE TOWN IN COMMISSIONS
HIGH LIFE IN NEW YORK.
by JONATHAN SLICK ESQ on wkAiHxRsrELD, oossEcrcur
A long laugh,
good lsugh,
hsarty laugh
Rad JONATHAN SLICK
Such insxpressibly
Funny adventures,
certainly before set down in priat Il is
INFINITE JEST
AND MOST COMICAL FANCY
Jonathan, IL will be remembered, came to Gotham
from Weathershed, with sloop load of and
here such sights as almost turned his brain, a Of
or all the slick tribe, Jonathan alone possesses
GENUINE HUMoR,
TRUE YANKEE GENIUS,
In 12mo. vol, illustrated with several aduarable
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Il paper, is unusually rich this week. Conteuts-rhe
Conclave Of 1774, drama-Forcibs transportation OF
Italian Emigran Is to New York-Answer the Hon Mr..
Chandler-Americanism and Sewardism-rhe Crusader
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Schism In Italy-The Eagle and tue ,e-Murat and the
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TvOR SALE AT BARcAIN.--rwo FOUR STORY
brick houses And iots In West Twenty seventh street
for sAis cheap, u applied Tor sooa. Apply 70 A. REY
Nofps, ls1 sgapk aysst
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ISPTCuREs, ARoUsE.-wAsHNGToH RESTAURANT.
Ia No Broadvay.--Fine English southdown mutsons
son, fresh shad, shrcwssau and NH Pood oysters
served up In superior stye. Dinners from IL ansn :
O'Clock every day All kinds Of gzns In season dresse
manner 70 suit The most fastidious Haunches sn1
saddles q EnglAA mutton This dag, ct O'Clock
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FTENTH WARD RELIEF ASSOCIATION.-THE UN-
i dersigned beg leave again to call the atsnt ON OF
the citizens Of the Tenth ward to the the su
ing poor among US. Notwithstanding noble response
has already been made whereby up OF 5000 have
been subscribed still the daily applicants help remind
us that resources must be replenshed The pres
Of the times has reduced mutudes to utter desi
uton who have never asked aid, and who now stand
between the fear Of starvation one hand and the
modification of beggary the other II Ia for such
hat We again throw ourselves upon charitable public
believing that all who will contribute cheerfuIiy.
The partial relief which the Committee have already AZ
forded requires expenditure Of about $500 weekly
In relieving many families. Contributions may be
sent to the undersigned, Ito whom a applications may
be made for ad) Robert N. Field l46 Eoridge street
w. W. Osborn 27s Grand street. H. L. Coats 20 Forsyth
street; Joseph n Marsh, No Eirdge street, aad Asa
Parker, 100 Essex street. r. T. HAwS, Chairman.
RonEar MaooT, Secretaries.
WIN. ALLEN Treasurer.
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LNOR SALE OR ExCHANGE--TwO LOTS ON MURRAY
IL Hill, northwest corner Of Thirty hfth street aud
Fourth avenue; wants 10 exchange for house up
town. Inquire ~ the Fourth avenue Market, between
Nineteenth and Twentisth Streets from to IL A. NJ
A. FLOCK.
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LNOR SALEM THE BEST BUSINESS PART OF THE
IL city, the stock and furniture OF old established
and commodious lodging house. in good work ng order,
together with 1--WE years. lease ami renewal The
house calculated TO accommodate from seventy
eighty dodgers; has handsome bsrr0om and Q large
room, CO feet long wen adapted ct small outlay, for
dining saloon ior further particulars inquire at No
20 C ntre street.