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9J 1t was a tavoritc expression with Dr. FRANK
LIN, that there is nothing certain in this world,
cert Death and Taxes" TO citizens OF Ohio Death
and Taxes are almost synonymous, tor the latter
nre almost unbearabe. We admire piOJophic
man, one whose mind rises superior TO ull the ills
that bescti it; and the roses where others see
nuught but thorns. That man must possess this la
Guilty in q pre.emnent decree who sing while
contemplating our present tax law and its beautiful
workings For these reasons, as well as for its po.
etc merit we admire the following cffusion which
we find in the D. S. Jodr,tlt
Tax! Tax! Tax! Muscle and snew; and nerve and
brain;
Taa! Tax! Tax. Over and over, and over again.
Tax on the seed that the farmer sows;
On the grain in his barn, and the grain that grows;
On all that he owns and on oil that he owes;
To the very grindstone that grinds his nose.
Tax. Tax! Tax! Double and treble on every thing
That creeps on the earth and that moves oil the
wing;
Tax on the rooster ",hut crows in the NORM
Tax on the biddy that scratches up corn"
Tax on the mare and her foal unborn,
On the supper bell and the dinner horn.
Tax! Tax! Tax! On every shape that the fabrc
takes,
From the fleece unshorn to the cloth il makes;
on every dollar and dime and cent;
Oh money borrowed; and money lent;
On cash TO receive, and cash thatis spent,
In every form that knaves could invent.
Tax Tax! Tax! Lumber and product, and meat
and bone!
Taxi Taxi Tax! Llbo: and frewood, and coal and
stone.
A tax on your house, and tax on your lot;
A tax on the kettle, and tax on the pot,
On things not yopr own, that your neighbor has
got,
On all that you have and all you have not!
Tax. Tax! Tax! And after the items are all listed
through,
Should the Auditor think he knows bel tier than you
The aggregate worth Of your worldly store,
Ho may put it down double, or treble, or more,
aH fifty per cent TO make certainty sure;
nus orders democracy" patent and pure.
.-'~,
]. W. II,
IeriD Mahoning Co., O., May 18Th, 1855.
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DEATHS.


BENJAMIN DAVID, formerly Of Belmont
County, o., died at the residence ofhi1 moth
er, in Noble Co., D. April IL, 1855, in the
22d year Of his age.
This young brother had beer ON accepia.
BILE member Of the church for sothe fifteen
months previous to his death; during which
time he seemed to delight much in the means
Of grace.
For some months previous to his death,
there was evident signs of rapid decay, as the
fell destroyer consumption, had taken pos.
session of the citadel of life. But not With
standing his youth, and the short time he had
been engaged in the service of God, when he
found that there was but brief space be-
tween him md death. he spoke with great
caImness and peace OF mind in regard to his
approaching end.
He gave great assurance to his friends that
he was about passing to possess heavenly
inheritance, telling his widowed mother not
to weep Tor him. Thus, we trust. while his
friends weep because he's gone from earth,
angels are singing his heavenly birth.
May the Lord sustain his afflicted mother,
sisters and brothers until life's last hours,
then may they meet where the ord face
well is never heard, to enjoy the sweets of an
eternal life. G. G. WATERS.
April Is, 1855.
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An OrdiElanc
Attest: NJ. J. w. GLOVER, X

Entitled IN Ordinance to provide for the repairing of
Pavempnts and Sidewalks in tho Village Of s..
Clairsyie.
Sec. |. Be it ordained by the Council of the Incor.
pOruted Village o. St. Clarsville, That all owners Of
real property situated within the corporate limits Of
said Village, be aud the same are hereby required 10
p've and curb the side in front OF and adoin-
ing their property under the direction OF the Mayor
OF said Village and such other person persons
may be from time to time appointed by the Council
Tor that purpose, il said paving and curbing shall by
the Mayor Or other person or persons appointed be
deemed necessary for the public convenience of i'm.
provement o. the streets, sidewalks of said viii
agc
Sec Q. That irany such owner, or owners ofrea
property who have been not fed by the Marshall OF
said village otherwise by order OF the Council To
pavo and curb their side wal ks aforesaid, shall ne.
glect refuse immoda tely alter the taking effect OF
this ordinance,or ii not iiied after that time, mme-
diaely after such noticeto commence paving and
curbing their side walks as aforesaid and to com.
piete the same with due diligence according to the
directions OF the Mayor, or oher person persons
appointed such Mayor or other person or persons
aforesaid are in all such cases empowered and au-
thorized to proceed Immediately 10 said paving and
curbing % be done in suitable and substantial man
ner at the expense OF the owner owners OF such
property. c ,
shall he charge and lieu upon the real property ad
joining as well against the owners
thereof and against all persons having an interest
therein legal or equitable and such property shall
be held and sold il necessary to deiray such costs
and expenses; and suit may be instituted in the
mime o. said Village against any such owner OF
such properly, or against any person having an in.
terest therein before the Mayor, in the Court OF
Common Pleas OF Belmont County Ohio TO recover
such costs and expenses Provided, That nothing IN
this section shall be so construed to di charge the
owner, or owners ot such property from being per.
sonay liable for such costs and expenses.
Sec, 4. That as to such owner owners of prop
ertY nOnresdents of said Village of ST. Cars-
vii e, the publication Of this ordinance in the Bel
mont Chronicle, shall be sufficient notice under the
second section OF this Ordinance. This ordinance
shall take effect and I've in force from and after its
passage. Passed April 81 1850
WN. FARls, Mayor
NJ j. w. GLOVER, Recorder.
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aarIf the following shoe fits any of our renders

pSy-If the following shoe fits any of our readers
we only hope it will lit them tight and pinch them
We have man now in our eye who borrows pa
per nearly every week with the remark--"Iii bring
il back in an hour or so-whcn I've read it." We
never knew ofhis returning one yet. II we were 10
borrow any his wares and neglect 10 return them
we would soon find bill presented, but as we arc
ony printer, it makes no difference. We hope
the man we refer to will read the following article,
md then subscribe Tor our paper. 1t is from the
Buffalo Democracy;
The publ ic have funny notion about printers
"They think it costs nothing to puff, advertise, &c
"And as o ne and another will sPonge.an extra pa
"per, puff or some benevolent advertisement they
forget that high prize is paid for every type se-'
"They forget that this is the business that makes
their business known TO the world. They forget
"thrt it is the printers ink that makes nine-tenths
"of these immerse fortunes They forget that it
takes many topay compositors, to buy ink, type
and paper. And lastly they forget TO thank you for
working for nothing by gra;uiiously putting the ii
"business."
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An Ordinance

Supplementary 10 and amending an ordinance, "En.
titled an ordinance establishing and providing for
the regulation OF the Market in the Village OF st.
Clairsvle.
Sec. l. Be ordained by the Council of the Incor
poruted Village of ST. Ciuirsvile, That the Second
section OF the Ordinance entitled an Ordinance cs-
tablishing and providing for the regulation of the
Market in the Incorporated Village OF ST. Glars
vile, passed April 27th, 1855, be amended 70 rs to
read, That from aid after the 18th day Of May,
A. ID. 1855, there shall be established market to be
held at the Market House in suid Village; said Mar
ket to be held on Tuesday and Friday OF each and
every week from the first OF April to the lst of De-
tober, from o'clock A. NJ. unti0 O'Clock A. NJ, OF
said days. And from the LIST of October to til. lsI Of
April 'front.' O'Clock \, NJ 10 10 O'Clock 4. NJ. OF
said days.
Sec. ,, That tie provisions of the Ordinance en-
titled an Ordinance establishing ad providing for
the regulation of Market in the Incorporated Vii
lage OF ST. CarSyille, shall not be 50 construed
to prevent the selling Of apples. potatoes, flour, or
corn meal by the barrel or in quantities of bush
els each; or of Beef and Pork by the quarter
This ordinance to take effect and be in force from
and after its passage and publication. Passed May
18th, 1855. VIM FAIRS, Mayor.
NJ. J. w. GLOVER, Recorder.
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eRlDGEPOsST PRICE CURRENT
For lie peek ending MaY 3OM, 1865.

For The week ending May 3oh, 1855.
FLOUR.
Has declined some. Selling from wagon at $40
retail 1913 n 0,75 as p Brand.
Constellation 90 cts to co retail Sl,25.
GRAIN.
WuEAT.-Giving for good white S20O.
CoRR--We quote this week from S7a90c.
OATs-We note sales from wagon at 50a55- re-
ail GOaG2
DRIED FRuIr--Nothing doing.
CHEESE
Good Cream cheese, l2s; scarce.
RICE, in good demand-prices continue TO advance.
Sales of this week at IT by the bb Looking up
CoFtEE-ra!her on the decline. Sales from III to
- as per quality.
RAcoN looks downwards little. We quote sales
latter end of the week at7t for shoulders and sides
with rib in; n Tor clear 10 for hams
Buckets AND TuBs-Large tubs selling for $500
y do2; small 100.
BucKErs p doz. S237.
CANDLES AND soAr--dipped lb lsc., mould l4c.,
soap 81.
MAcKEREl No, medium, in half bbls at 81, ,5Oa
4,75.
No. 3--large II ,25, No. ? small 100.
LAKE Fish, --Herrng in half bbls, 500. white fish
80 10 90 per bbl, half bhs 800 80.
GROCERIES,
Sugar and Molasses are firm at the following quo
tutions.
SUGAR has been selling at 6la6i, by the hhd, and
63a7 by the hhl with an upward tendency.
NOIAsSEs-Snles made from "a to 35 as for time
cash, the outside figures mostly ruling either for
time OF cash.
HAy--DecIined selling on Friday and Saturday at
Sl4, 90 per ton.
Six twist tobacco advanced to IA cts. per h.
SALT, No. |, extra, S.225.
IRON AND NAILS.
Common Bar 8! cts, for Pttsburgh; cts for Whee-
ling. Nails for l0d S4 90, for s & 3D. 4,25
LUMBER.
Our lumber dealers are getting on large stocks -
We quote prices at l6 90 for best common. Fui
secoIh best IA 90; for clear 30 per 1000 feet
WHITE LEAD--2,3i pr Keg.
LINsErD OIL scarce i 90
PoTAToLs selling the latter end of the week from
l,25al 40, as p quality.
WINDOW GLASS 10 3,25, 10 II $50, lex II
90
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
ST. CLAIRsvILLR May 80


Eggs, 10. Butter, 90 Flour, 1850 Hams
l2A. Shoulders y. Sides, r Corn Meal,
10. Sugar, 7@S. Coffee, II. Molasses
3704O Oats, 37@4O. Glover Seed 500.
Timot y-scarce 3,o5@3,5o. Dried Apples
100. Nails sa9d 4,S7. Buckets 25 Salt
per barrel 2,55 Lard &c. Potatoes $l,75.
Dried Peaches 2,75.
CINCINNATI, May 2S.-Flour dull at 9,OOa
9,2O. Provisions at "a. New cheese s.
Fresh butter dull ct l5c. no sales. Molasses
quiet. Potatoes 1850. Oats AZ; Corn 75a77.-
Linsced oil l,05. Coffee dull lIallbc Sugar
6a7c. CloverseeG $50. Markets dull.
New YORK, May 2sth.-Four declined
III, good Ohio l0,25a10,50; Southern firm,
with sales at ll,50all,s7. Wheat easier,
with sLles Of Genesee at $50 per bushel.---
Corn unsettled, sales of western mixed loGa
40. Pork trfe lower, old mess a. 1918 aud
new at l7,62al7,S7. Beef firm. Lard dull
with declining tendency at lO4alOI. Bacon
scarce OF 9la9H. Rio Coffee 9a93c. Sugar
dull at 5a52c. Linseed oil S7a9O,
Cotton advanced &c, with sales of $500
bales. N. o. middlng ll&c. Upland IL.
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EsclnbOId's Highly Concentrated
Compound Fluid Extract
S A r. S A p A RI l. l. A,

For rur Tying the BLOOD removing all diseases, arising
from Excess Of Mercury, exposure and impTudcncG
in lllC, chronic constitutional disease, arising
from an impure state OF the Blood, ana the
only reliable & etlGctna known remedy
Tor the Cure uf ScrOlula, Sali Rhcum,
scsid Head, ltceraiOns OF the
IhTua: and Legs, Pains and
SwelHngs Of Bones,
Tcttri, Pnni'Hs on .,e,
the Face, and all Scaly Eupt0"s 81 'he ehl"'
Thlr article Is now prescribed ny some OF me mos,
distinguished Physicians in the country ana ma ploio"
more efficient in pracl than any preparation ol ar
sapari!a yet offered the public. Several cases ol sec
ondary Syphilis Mercurial and Scroiulous diseasts
have entirely recovered in the ncurebe wards OF our
Public Institutions which had for many years resisted
every mode Oftreatmenl that could he devised Thcse
furnish striking examples of the saiitary effects
Oi this medicine in arrestng some of the mosl lnNclcfa''
diseases, after the glands destroyed aud the bones
already Affected.
NOTICE.-Ietters from respoH shlG Physicians ana
Professors OF several Medical Colleges and coinCales
ocures from patients will lie found accompanying both
Preparations.
Prices, Fluid Extract OF Buchu, 81 per hottle or u
bottles for S5.
Prices Fluid Extract of sHrsapara 81 per bottle or
hotties for IS, equal in strength TO one gallon syrup
| of SarsapariIa.
Prepared and sold by II. r. HELMBoLD, Chemist 263
Chestnut ST. near the Girard House, Philadelphia.
To be had of A.C. MARTIN, &Co.
Sole Agents for St. Clarsvillc, Ohio.
AND OF DRUGGISTS & DEALERS EVERYWHERE
| 06J"AH Letters directed 10 The Proprietor or
Agent receiue Immediate attention, 20
May u, I95j
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0crIryou are sick the probability is that tho ro1t
OF your suffering is in the stomach. From weak
stomach proceed dysP,psp, ilngnor oppression y, ~
weakness, diruness OF sight heartburn, costiveness
dysentery, and legion OF othor tomenting diseases.
Indigestion produces thin blood, and therefore de-
sroys ;he strength and vigor of the system. Tore
store the tono OF the stomach and enable il 10 throw
of and dismiss forever all these tormenting and dan
gerous complaints, nothing is necessary but pcrse
vering OF Aootland's German Bitters, prepared
by DR., {. NJ. Jackson, Philadelphia, There is no
mistake no ia lure in their sensitive effect See ad
vertisement-May 3l.-.-2w.
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nrAbout 6 o'clock on Wednesday even.

OJAbout o'clock on Wednesday even
ing the alarm of fire WAS given, and upon re-
pairing to the spot, we found the house occu-
pied by Mr. Hahn on Marietta street, on fire.
A glance sufllced TO convince us that i: could
not be saved, By the most interchangeable en-
ertions on the part OF our citizens the goods
were principally saved. The adjoining house
occupied by JOHN CARLISLE, caught fire, and
with the other twas entirely consumed. By
the efforts of our citizens the adjoining hou-
ses of Messrs. WIN. KEKEoN,Jr WIN. AsKEw,
and ID. d. II. CowEN were saved. Oar citi-
zens deserve great credit for their disnterest-
ed efforts in behalf of the sufferers. There
is sure reward.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

GrNEURALGIA.-This formidable disease
which seems to battle the skill OF physicians, yields
like magic to Carters Spanish Mixture
Mr.. +, Boydcn, formerly of the Astor House,
New York, and | ate proprietor Of the Exchange
have been cured of several Neuralgia, by Carriers
Spanish Mixture.
Since his cure, he has recommended it to numbers
of Others, who were suffering with nearly every
He says il is The most extraordinary medicine he
has ever seen used, and the best blood purifier
known
See advertisement in anothEr column.
Nav 3D.. I'm.
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pcrcnccd Shc beron rtaduolly 10 improve In
health. aud Nv n few mon he fpcDy rol rn'iuly.
The exiraordinary effects Of your Wine md Pils In
'curing my wife ola complaint which we nryor RI.
pertei her TO get thc bouor u induces nio rs duty
We owe TO yourself and ihe public 10 s.n yon Ills
cerlilicltc. JOfUAy r. Cognr
nm acquainted with Mr.. Jothan 7. Coniit and
know the nbove to be true.
II 2. IIEEpxAv, Efo
The cnse Of Mrs. Cond, is q striking conridence
Of the power of the Forest Remedies in restoring
the lost energies OF the nnimn economy. They *.
cft peculiar influence on the nervous system and
blood. penetrate the minuies vessels that verge 10
the skin, cquaIizng the circulation md rcsusciia.
ting the vitality Of every part of the body. IN NIL
Nervous Disorders, Drhly Affections oi the Md.
neys, Dyspepsia, Low Spirits, Constitutional Weak.
ness and vnfious Other complaints, these remedies
have proved cmincntlly succcssfu.
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0|FWe learn that Dr. HENRY II. MoTr
died at his residence in Barnesville, Belmont
Co. o., on the night of the Goth inst, of aP-
oplexy. 80
0TA census Of Cincinnati, just compile
ted, show that city to contain total of 25,.
66s white male inhabitants of the age of 81
! years al dupwsrds.
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ORDINANCES
For the incorporated village Of
ST. ClairsviIlc.
Am Ordinance

Pro- iding against Injuries to the Matkc, House ami
Hay Scales.
Sec |. Be il ordained by the Council Of the In.
copoated Nlnge OF 81 Cloirsyille, that il any per-
son, OF persons shall in any manner dnmaro ,he
Market House, or Hay Scales in said vllage, or de.
posit my filth or nuisance therein, or thereon, or
hitch any animal, or animals thereto every person
80 offending, shall upon conviction thereof pay fine
five dollars nor less than Fifty cents
This Ordinance to take effect, and lie in force from
and after its spnssoge.
Passed A prl ~, 1855
WILLIAM FARis, Mayor.
Atlcst NJ. wv GLOVER, Recorder.
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MARRIAGES.

On the 20'h inst. by Rev Alexander
Young, Mr.. HESRY WALTER Of Columbiana
Co., aud Mrs JANE Cox, Of Union Tp., Bel.
mont Co., Ohio.
Buckeye State, New Lisbon, please copy.
On the 18th inst by Rev. WIN. Cox,
Rev. AsnURY l.. PlrrY, Of tho Pittsburgh
Conference, and Miss LETrTrA HoBsoS, OF
Jefferson county, Ohio
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A MAN EXECUTED EoR SLAVE STEALING.
In Chatham county, N. c., Willis Hester
was executed last week for stealing slave,
He denied his guilt, alleging that he purcha-
sed him from another for the sum of eight
hundred dollars.
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Saturday, the cad of June.
ENEKYBODY RUN HEREl

THERE will be meeting of Teachers in St
Cnirsville in the School House, Mt the West end o
Town, on Saturday, June the lst tor the purpose o
organizing Up. Institute. All are respectfully in
yited to attend, but especially those OF
Township. d. r. MOORE
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perliD, Mahoning Co., o., May 18th, 1855.

p.THARPERs' MAGAZINE and PUrNAMs MONTHLY
MiSAzlNE for June are OH hand at A. c. MARTIN
& Co.'S. Drug Store. These popular periodicals will
repay any one for their perusal, and 25 so cents
will be well invested in one both Of these Maga
zines.
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I INSEED, FISH, SPERM g. CASTOR
IL Oils. sold at
apr. 81. II. ALEXANDER'S Drug Store.
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4 ANDRETH'S GARDEN SEEDS -
IL Just reed and for saeby MoCoNAHEY & KELLY.
LABrdgeport, March 18TH 1853,
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ORANGE, N. j., Feb. lith, 1854
DIR. q. w IALsEy.-. Dear Sir-.-My wife had a
stroke of Palsey, so severe that her whole system
was completely paralysed She continued to grow
weaker for nearly two years, losing all use and
sbiliy OF her body and limbs, We almost despaired
of her recovery. At this time she began 10 take
your Medicines rhcir good effects were soon cX-
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MASONIC CELEBRATION,

THE brethren of Moriah Lodge, Free and Accep.
.aa, ted MHlons at lacobsburg will celebrate the
q AScomirg anniversary Of ST. John the Baptist,
SE4yon
Saturday, the e3d of June.
Brethren of all Lodges in good standing are most
earnestly requested to attend and participate in the
festivities Of the occasion.
A good speaker will be in attendance. The latch
string will be out
By order OF the Committee,
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OTydNS,
Whether in Male or ECNMnlc.

from whatever cause they may have originated and
matter of how long standing.
II you have contracted the terrible disease which.
when once seated in the system, will surely 30 down
from generation 10 another, undermining the con.
stitnIiOn and supping the very vital uds OF life do
yUursefn the hands of Quacks, who start up
every day in city like this, and ill the papers with
glaring alselOOds too well calculated 10 deceive the
young and those not acquainted with their tricks
You cannai he too careful in the selection of remedy
in these
The FUN EyTRl BUCHU has been pronounced by
| eminent physicians the GREATEST REMEDY EVER
KNOwE. 1t is wedicue perfectly pleasant in lis taste
and very innocent in i,s action and yet so thorough
that annihilatos every particle of the rank and poison
virtue of this dreadful disease and, unlike other
remedies, il does not dry up the disease in blood.
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WHEELING CENsrs.-The census Of the
City of Wheeling proper, under the returns
of the census taken is summed up as follows:
I'm SEs
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DN virtue of three several Executions to
1 } me directed from the Court of Common Pleas of
Belmont County, Ohio, will offer for sale al Public
uotiOn on
Tuesday, the 26h day pf June, 1855,
be,ween the hours of 10 O'Clock 4. NJ aud 4 o'cnok
2. NJ. of aid day at tie front door Of the Cour,
House in 81. Clairsvc, in said oon, the ioliowiug
Iands and tenements to wit: Situate lying and being
the county of Belmont and State of Ohio. aud bouuded
and DESERVED as follows to wit Lot Number Sc in the
ioyn of West Wheeling in said county. appraised at
SlsS,U0.
ShnuT's 0ffcc, Mry sab 1855,
JOHN e. NICHOLS Sheriff OF Il. L, y.
May 2iIh, 1875, $500
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Z 10 L 0 r S--French Brsndv, Port
Wine and Holland Gin, for Medicinal pur p oses. .
0Hig, warranted pure, :Or sale by
May, 3rd, 1855 &C. MARTTN& & Co.
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Constitutional Debility,

brought on by seahuse most terrible disease, which
has brought thousands of the human to uuiimCly
graves thus blasting the brilliant hopes of parents and
bgtng in the bud the glorious ambition of many no.
bic youth, eau he cured by this lntalibe Remedy. And
medicine wAch must benefit every body, from the
simply delicate 10 the confined aud despairiRg invalid,
equal is 10 be ound, acting both as Cure aud Pre-
yentve.
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PALSY.
ANOTHER INSTANCE OF THE LOST FACUI..
TIES OF THE HUMAN SYSTEM RESTO-
RED BY THE FOREST REMEDIES.

Mr. JoTHAN p. CoNDIT, respectable citizen Of
Orange, n ] sends rs the following Certificate OF
the cure of Mrs Condt Of Palsey, by the of the
FOREST WINE and PlLIs:--