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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-09-01


Lexington, of cholera, on Saturday, Aug. lS.
He was a man Of much natural ability, but
lacked the advantages of education. He had
filled many of the most important Offices in
the state, and been member of both houses
Of congress. Unboundad confidence was re-
posed in his integrity, honor, courage and
.scnsihilittyy. Having started in the world as
la stone mason, he was familiarly known as
" Old Stone Hammer"
Emma R. Coe, Esq has entered upon reg
ular practice of law in Philadelphia Eliz.
abeth Young. Esq, has engaged in the same
profession at Lowell, and smart young la
dy in Mansfield is vigorously prosecuting le-
gal studies. Dr. Eliza beth Blackwell prac-
tices medicine in New York, and the Rev.
Antoinette L. Brown expounds the Scrip
lures somewhere in the Empire State. 1t
looks as if the women were taking possession
of their rights in very practical manner.
Different nations have different kinds of
loafers. The Italian spends his time in sleep
ing-the Turkish loafer in dreaming
Spanish in praying-the Fren nch in laughing
the English in swearing-the Russian in
gambling-the Hungarian in smoking-the
German in drinking-and the American in
talking politics.
The new metal aluminium is said to be an
unquestioned conquest of science, and may
be produced in any quantity for sS3 pound
Further Improvements are expected to re-
duce its cost to fifty cents, when it will nat
urally replace iron in many household and
familiar utensils. This discovery is one of
the positive scientific achievements of the day.
Disguise it as you will, those who oppose
the Republican party are aiding, either in
tentionally or through ignorance, the tri-
umph of the slave Democracy. The issue
cannot be changed. The election of Medill
would be hailed as triumph of the admin
istration. Let those who oppose the nomi-
nations of the 18th of July bear this in mind,
and act accordingly.-IColumbian
Horace Greeley delivered an address at the
Bucks Co. (Pa.) Fair on the 2lst. There
was very large attendance.
Pease, the Democratic candidate, has been
elected Governor of Texas by several thou
sand majority.
Winston, the Locofoco candidate for Gov
ernor of Alabama. has about ii 900 major
ity. That will do.
The New BUIIDING MATERIAL.--Mes
Hayden, Fenton &Fuller, of Columbus, Wis.
have commenced the manufacture of the
new lime and sand pressed brick, at Prairie
du Chen. They are now at work upon house
for themselves in Brunson's Addition. These
blocks have the advantages of being cheaper
than the common brick, handsomer, and il
possible more durable. The blocks are made
about four times as large as the common
brick, and thus much time and mortar is
saved in laying them up. The nature of the
compound is such that the blocks contin-
ually harden by exposure to the atmosphere
IL Prairie du Chen Courier.
| WELL DIPPED Toast. The following
toast was given a Biddeford, July 4th :" The
! n L 1 L Il
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-09-01

At the late State Convention of the Ma
ryland Democracy, they had nothing to say
of the glories of Mr.. Pierce's administration.
Pass him
There are 354 convicts in the Penitentiary
at Baton Rouge, La. A larger number than
was ever within its walls before.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-09-01
Cultural 3Ja9t,
GOOD NEWS!!
Mass Meeting at Bowling Green !!
Wood County Awake!

We have just learned that the Republican
State Central Committee have appointed a
MASS MEETING of the citizens Of Wood coun-
ty, to be held at Bowling Green on Thursday
the 4th day of October next. Messrs. Chase,
Kimball and Gibson will address the people.
Spread the news and let there be a rousar
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-09-01

THE THREE WALKERs.--Hon. Robert j.
Walker, once Secretary of the Treasury and
speculator in the finances Of the country,
but more recently an immense operator in
the funds Of private persons, is one of them.
Another is the ship Joseph D. Walker, the
raising whereof creates such stir in the ci-
ty of New York. which is not SO arduous
work, however, as it would be to raise the
man Walker so as to set him afloat again.
The third Of the Walkers is the famous
sol -di8ant ex president, lately defeated in a
lilibustering expedition i'll Nicaragua, by
which happy event another filibuster-Col.
ent, at leatt we say present, because such
people have as many lives as polypus or cat.
The name of Walker, under present as
pects is no longer to be coveted. Though
exempt from superstition, men will hesitate
10 cSi heir sons anil daughters BIZ It. !! IT
can be helped, unless there is prospect, that
the latter may be so fortunate as to get rid
of it soon by the exchange market of matri-
mony. For ships, it must be wholly avoided,
if owners would hope to get insurance. Off
ces must be indeed courageous to touch
name which has had SO much TO do as this
has, with the shpwreck of one great fill
buster, the defeat and overthrow of another,
and with loss and injury, not only to the
third of that name, but to the country and
to individuals who have had the misfortune
to be connected with him.
Amateurs in hog breeding can find one that
will CRAFTY their porcine tastes to the full,
on the premises of Mr.. McKissic, at Man
haitian. He has a hog Of gigantic proportions,
which he calls of the Suffolk breed. Although
very lean, he W ould probably weigh 700 lbs,
on foot, or 500 dressed Apparently he could
be made TO weigh double his present weight
without difficulty II Blade.
ADRIAN BY " Gas LIGHT. We see by the
Adrian papers that the inhabitants of that
place are soon to be enlightened by gas.
Messrs. Barker and Thayer, of Cleveland,
have formed gas light company, with a
capital Of $780, 600, and the works are alrea-
dy under contract.
DIED FROM DRINKING BEER.-The Buffilo
Commercial says that German named Emig
died Oh Thursday in the upper part of the cl-
ty from drinking three gallons of beer in the
space of twelve hours. He was taken i'll in
the afternoon, physician was sent for and
two quarts pumped from his stomach, but
he died shortly after.
Lightning rods will not protect buildings
at radius of four times the height Of the
rod above the building-a radius of twice
the height is safe. If the rod Is ten feet high
above the building it WILL if properly con-
structed, protect all parts of house at a dis
tance of twenty feet from the rod. These
facts are very important, and should be kept
in mind.
Coon SHooTING.-Th small boys Of this
place, went out few days since, to try
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-09-01

WELL DIPPED Toast. The following
toast was given at Biddeford, July 4th " The
Clergy--All honor to the clergyman who fol-
lows his Master instead Of his Payma8ter." i"
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-09-01

Coon SHooTING.--Thre small boys Of this
place, went out few days since, to try
their luck at shooting Prairie Chickens, and
returned in few hours with twenty-five, as
the result of their excursion. Taking into
account the scarcity of Chickens in this Vi
cinity, this may be considered good shoot
ing, even for experienced marksmen.--L Min
eral Point Tribune.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-09-01

TREATMENT OF DE Bars BoDY.-The edi-
tor of the Ozaukee Advertiser, who was pres
ter the body of De Bar had been hanging by
was then cut and he was again dragged across
the bridge to the east side of the river !;
some of the party seeing that he yet breathed,
pounded him again with clubs.
He was then hung once more to tree and
shot three times-this last time he was hung
by the neck. The mob then left: when
Sheriff Spinbarney and Mr. W. T. Barnes
took him down, washed and buried him in
the graveyard al Barton.
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AralcASlaA4los o. Col,,-The lolIoV1inlg7 de- de.

ATslc4Si1Artos o. CUSi,-The following de-.
thatlOd e1lttted from communication address.
ed by the Minister Of Foreign Aftltu 10 The Cap.
Isin General Of Cuba, elEeeNaly conitalIsts the
apprehension that The island Of Cuba Is 10 Ls
abandoned 10 The Tee negroes, "'rhe entire ma
ton, IegitmateIy represented BY The Constituent
C0rtes, with the unanimous assent Of all the De:
pulies, anil in enIite conformity with the mlaiFes'
atIon, Likewise unanimous, Of al the Ministers Of
the Clown, has just proclaimed. ia the sitting Of
the sib, the finn resolution Of ell to protect prop.
city in tie form and in the conditions which ate
proper 10 It in that potion Of the monarchy re''
cosnizins explicitly that one Of the mott s'tntiai
i.sLrr'ry, 10 the end that slave hOldets may have
the preservation Of their property assured to them
BY the national vote, and may count, consequent.
ly, upon The Efforts OF Government, whatever that
Government may be-"
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

ApRm l0-FlOut ftu, and closed a. 9,7ia9,sO
WHISKY declined to 90. Provisions firm, Iu
holders ATE not oHerIug, and sales ars limited
mess pork held u sl5. bulk SIDES held Of 6Ia64
BAcon sold at VI cents TOT shoulders, aud cent!
fOr sides, bit the IateE Is nos 10 be had 70 an!
rr.at extent lot less than Il, anil ShOuldcfs 81 -
Cheese sells Of 10 cents. Butter IN the KEY, l5c
No key Lard 20. Sugar finn, shtes at 81 Mo
lasses held at 80, no sales. ClOytrSeed 800 Oats
&c. Coin 20.
MOaey easy. Eastern Exchange declined to
al nreInum
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-11

FosrcS MISUNDERSTANDING tie fist th'ee
months Of the present ysat 1871 emig'aOt' o''
tired ., New York from fotsisn P'I'' osain'I2S,
~ ior tie ssae period Of tue r'eviOu' year' and
.i5u tat like period Of 1859. During the
roa,h Of Match this year the nulnbtF Arriving was
.4.!,OS9, OF whom ore wete Gt'mOns, 40 from
I,..onI, 32S from England, 10? ffOm France and
u ftom Switzerland. According 10 The JoutaaI OIL
Commetes, a ShEsSl observer, who has paid much
o,teaton to the subject, AMI has tec4nIy returned
Iton a European tour, calculates that durIng The
whole Of the present year the GetmaO emigration
will be nUOul $4,000. and tie British 5000, ina
klnt q toLal Of 10000.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-11

RIVER OVEN.
THY nuierslfDrd has also OTeHel arothtr sPeDild lot
n Az Imported ciEaIS. Cali and see them:
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rae La Of Newspapers.

.,A,-,,S.r, who DO moi sIve express Rotlte 10 The
STe considered IS wishing ~ continue tLef sub
order the diWoalauaRes OF their rerl
,. he plbishsr may conilHOe " seed them until all
1sbnJibeTI neglect OF Trfgss To take their rerodl.
,,m he 0leGl 10 which theI are objected, thsy are
,Sg.Hons BE they have settled the biz aud order ID
n dttOnlnUEd'
',.bishers, and the PaTerS are Sent 10 the former
~ ibtJ aie held relr0rtihle.
ioffiI haTe decided that reNuiiRs 10 liks period
.Gla " oift; or IsovEs ird leaTlni ihsni uAtal'
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NEW YORK MARKET,

ArsL IO--Flout. Iirm with an upwad tendency
salesufgoplOLp at ,94IlU, 35iS9uIheEn l0,Q0alp,'
Il. Wheat higher, SOu,hrm white 2,Gj. Com
IiEher sales Of westetn mixed al l,0jNi,g6l. PorS
ftm, sa,es Of new mess at Ij.35al5,Ii; sales d
old mess at 7,iQalS,Gl. Beef linn, sales at H.
7iaIj,S0 fot Iei,ackea Chicago, and 9,6QaI2 iol
county mes. LAID higher, vi a! 9.69alO. Ohio
WHISKY unsettled at 3lla36. GrocerIes-coE:e
dun; inoass.s. firm, Orleans 91a?1I. Linssed oil
frn al SgaSI,
cotton Jim, with an upward tendency n q
midilins 81.
stocks nm and active. Money Unchanged
Cleye X Tu!edv IL. En- 5ii. Reading So. Can
ton u. Ny. Genital 9ii. Cumberland Coal Co
2s;. Cleye., Col. Il Gin. les. Louisiana G's 9vi
YaSs 9ji. Penn'n. Coal Co. lQ5.
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A.Srsr or GIInlN rmE MuIpEREs.-A leIier
from The Richmond Dispatch, dated Lynchburg
Ami SAYS y. Austin Gtaham, The man wLO
mu,jered Mt. W. Il. SpiIIet, and shot Nests. G.
+. Tdss, ], Cox, and Terry at wyIhs'lIIe' or
S,,ntIay mig ht LIST, IVES arrested this nothing
about twelve miles from that place. lie was seen
usor,bere on Monday moInins, and patty Of CT
liens stated 10 hunt him, cad finally s'NuItsd
HIM. The .fseIisg agmn'! him in Wy!he'iIIe Il
in,.o,e and should not he surprised 1.-THE people
took The law into their own hands, though it's to
Ls hoped lha, no such fash &C! will be commit
tel. uewus lodged in jail at wYtLeTlIIe'
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LInunR RIL.LIN MASS.

Rosroy, Ami lO-The Senate called back the
liquor Till frGm the Secretary Of States Office IA
consequence Of amendments maze to ii ny tue
Chairman the committee unknown ~ the Sen
sic.
Tie committee 10 inyeitigale the NunnetY oGaif
was in session this morning, Lady SuPeE'oF was
under examination, sRd her statements generally
confined the charles against the committee.
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Observation-Disclosures
By the National Line,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


BALTIMORE, April l0,h-The underxrite. have
nceised tIom WilmingtOu copy Of an affidavit
made BY two Of tue ctsw Of the james ChesteE.--
It alleges that the captain had tue manin PoIu
nearly (be whole yUyage; that auget h"Ies were
bored by the captain aRdmstsSi that there was no
necessity for abandoning tie ship.
Part Of the crew refused 10 sign the Captains
protest, when they wete oTsrel one huCd'ed dol
lurS 10 do 30.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-11

ID, Watch wete e'lel on Monday nightto The
,,of he basement of the Fourth street Metho'
, cagtcb, where they found a sack filled with
.oi,, The noise was supposed TO have been
,..r.i w some person OF persons attempting 10
,..,t lalO tue clutch.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-11

GIrAr FrSE.--NeWlY 1900 bales Of cotton were
destroyed hy fire at Magnolia, T'exE'. on the 10Th
uItimO, the entire loss being estimated a. about
s6O.5;O, which istbe largest ever sustained Ly fire
in Texas
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wov,S', Ronrs.-A woman Lying on Union
,.n,,Sr arrested on Monday evening fof beat
.,l,t husband with POket II appears that
81, only telalialins on him fot similar treat.
..r,.h.eh she had received at his hands. She
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-11

Darn or Mars VAS BvavS, JE.-The BAL
tic btues intelligence Of the death Of M0ItIN Va"
IIutsn, it,, son OF The eS.'tesident. lie died in
Pal, on The goth ult. a larse number Of Amef
can, accompanied lis rsmain' to theft Temporary
resting ulaee in the cemetery Of NOntmurtte. The
deceased bad tot a long time been wasting undst
he blish, Of consumption. but his de''h was so
sudden a, to surprise sYsn tLOse ftisnd' who had
de,p.i,sd Of bistseOvsn lie bad seated himself
r,hs diane. table when his head fell fo'w'td Ga
Ls breast and be s1piied without gtoan' Anel
oeu.n. eloeutioa NSs pronounced 'IIhs tomb by
he di,liasushed Protestant divine, u. COqueFel'
ntmer representative Of the people under The Re
pablo, The dsesased wSs about 40 year' Of sGe'
.al wa, next 10 the youngest Of MI Van Buten'S
tout SOM, His unuius will Ie brought home 10
.Ia
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-11

VIZ lean that Capt. VIZ. K. McCoH"', the
accomplished and en.t!elic engineer aud aEchi'
,sct who superintendent the eteclion Of The Dept
h,.Ii. Of the Baltimore and OHIO RaiIFold 10 this
civ and also the re .constmction Of the Suspsn'
,an BdIEs in such hEhiy satisfactory manuel
n! IN an almost Incredible short space Of time
t,sm Norfolk disappointment the election Of tie
....4 aud depot Of the Norfolk snd Petersburg
aultoad. While sc regret the loss OF such a
10. siiten, we eOnsrItuIats this company on
f.ua! secuted the services Of such an able a'chl'
',:,aaisosinssr, and tie citizens Of Norfolk on
.ni! ia ,heit mds! such wOtthY gentleman OS
Cl2'. YeCOYAs. We know him well, and where
,r-ts.,ss he has out best wishes, as be has the
r.p:ci anl kind rsgan!s Of OUT citizens EensfaIIy'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-11

dJ'wallet Il. Jones, President of the Atlantic
Insurance Company Of New York tity, and well
Snuwn as prominent nan in The Boatd Of Tn.
derwritet', died very suddenly at lis home In New
York on Saturday morning, Of npOpIeAy, aged GO
years.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-11

cora. D. JOHNSON requests sto say that the
.,,,n % HON he kindly loaned his OvtreoaI
IN, he fte on the steamer AlthmOn' on Mon
-, ,,,h, has fotgotten to return it. It's return
=, o,.yent disagteobIe CSPOsufe.
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RVENGREENS POR SALE

1 choice lot OF I've greens from ". 4 Murdoch :
~ Hedse ard Farm SuftelI. Pittsburgh, will be Offer.
ed for safe al the eOrEsT Of Main aRh Quincy streets, 0r
two dag Gully.
Au, orders through the Post oee will be promptly al.
aHIitf JSo. s. LOcKHART.
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Arrival. ana Dep"tt"rt. OF |.tan' Ho"t.
FtlA. nm Il2aI,, ending last niglt 1t se,elosk

ARRIVALS.
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati.
Fatty Queen, Cincinnati.
Twin City, Cincinnati.
J Il Done, Cincinnati.
Fairfield, Pittsburgh.
Hartford, Pittsburgh.
Diurnal, Pitsbuts.
Confer, PafkeISGuts.
MonOnEahela I1elle, Sunksh.
interchange, BelIaIh
YitOqua, Steubenville.
DEPARTURES.
City Of Wheeling, Cincinnati,
DiurnuI, Pittsburgh.
Courier, parkerSbntg.
Swallow, 81 Louis.
Twin City, Pittsburgh.
Fairfield, Nashville.
Paity Queen, PittSburS.
MOnonsahela Belle, SunfSh.
Interchange, DelIair.
vifOqu1, SteuIenvil'e.
STAGE or WATER.
Ar WMuELiNG-9 feet 9 inches.
Ar Plr1sDURG-1 feet i inches.
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THE POOLE MURDER CASE.

NV YoRx, April l0.--ln the Court Of Oyer \
Termlner, 1t uaS Ggci led OIL motion 10 qulsl tie
indictment against Irving, MOtnssy, aud others,
concerned IN the murder Of Poole. The Council
fot the defendants gave notice that they would
move TINT all Of them be admitted ~ bail.
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*. O. MARKET.

ArRrL l0.-Colton market tim, s'les $780,
saleso the $1,000; stock on hand 10000 GalESi
receipts 10 date l2S,000. less than last ytat.
MolaSses steady at 264;ptimv Rio Code l04aII |.
sales Of the week ATE ljO,OO0 bags, stock on hand
$1,000. Coin steady Of Ito.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-11

Capt, White, Of tue ship JSS. Chester has Of
rived here, and denies oil Sno~ lge OF lie augsI
holes. lie says the vessel was Wltet logged
when Abandoned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-11

p.rr,L-P. E. Zinn has removed his Confee.
nj, md lee.Cfsam Saloon 10 tue bridge COZ
-. The tooms have been EeAlted, and he now
,sa. II the finest establishment and most pleas.
-. ,.,9,ls in tie city, and every body knows that
I,,.,ies.crsan and cake, Strawberries and cream,
A.. can't lie beat
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JoRv $. oas, tie angel Gabtisl' gives no.
it:e,ntse English papeIs that he is going to the
Clrsl 10 ,lTenEthsn the splits Of the hetOes,'
..slto Afric, ami Asia, and finally 10 Rome, 10
..I-, mitlytdonl, and thus finish his testimony
We tbiaE'hs will Je opt 10 50 10 The d. un'
rs, lie amends III; ways. q
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Is,.-Haves RsIlae At p ms on arrival Of mali train
rC COumbus aud way stations, lnd arrives At wAstl.
int Al HOP. NJ. ,,,.,
express tain lIom Cincinnati, stopping a. I'enwoOd ~
tTinsler passe eeIS and mails T baltimore aud ohio ex.
presG ain Or baltimore aud Eastern cities, arrives at
Wheeling al 6;ljp. M.
Cincinnati ILdianlFo!iS and ChicsgO, sold on hOLd lag
sa:e checked Though to IanesTIe, Newark, columbus
aud Cincinnati,
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alvpR AMI MEATMER

Plrrasunill. April l0.-Riyer feet 6 inches,
At a stand. Weaihet cloudy and chanEeable.
CrxcrxSA7I, April lO.-RlTet RISEN 4 inches
Weatllet fine.
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The amount Of liabilities due OF rot dd' to SinA' u Oh
u creditors, -nOlhing'
Losses adjusted lEL due, none.
DO AID not doe. .$Ils,3S"
Losses unaliuAltd 1R IN sGS
ense, watn! or IuTtler poo. 80 " ,,.. =,
Al oiercllims against the company ave s'' >USn y"
S:cn,s n.truc;eJ to take no risk over SO oP:
Tie imyurt insured in any CITY, IoWn " Ehs3, ue
ertS unon tne Chhlclef UieII', al" cohs' LL'un y;
Iinqs The width OF streets, tue SIMPLY OF Wt!sr aL''
ord lion OF tie Fire UelHIIEsnt, aud o'he' SiCu'h-
;Inces. ,,,,,.t,ti.. ri.,, lbA ia
to limit lie los hy any ole fIs TO BY VDor eis
lie act o. Incorporation il tue %la'e q hsi ~ IVY
ISL. IhO' ~ """"""O''' " -
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CURE DYSPEPSIA, PILES, &c.

AplU lONpI 1871 ~.
" s!ri. Nert!mtr 4 MeE5rsy:
Dear Sis II wa tntutti, b!a friend Of mine, 70
try Uamrtou4 Vese:absc TncluIe for Dy1TePsa, With
yiith am 1lced IHilS mO>t asg(aYAied and distress
III: iorG puUhl.ed aud used one bottle, aud Itshft
cured ire lhave Induced others to ~ u P'olt o.
,,ss tyno h,ye nysptps'i II theT will use iilmp.ohS
Ye.etaL.e IILetu,e, Il viii certainly cue them
YouIs, With gteit respect.
IT, NEWCOMER.
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i Excellent lurCh is served up ever, morning
40 y.rn!ah q! from 10 to II o'clock.
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For the Central Rod will bt received At the wharf oOt
u QUINCY ST., at all hours between Sa M, aEd y ~ =
Receipts given 10 delivery TO all stations On the T. D. H.
K, and Ia Cincinnati.
WtAriing, Ian Il lSH. inl9i'
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Trn.olleitcd re.,imop1.-oresl ears' If @s4'


RlNG0oLD, Nd IApTl IIIhl IoJt'
k.tsyl. UsFtiri,r + NsRJ,ey!
neiT Sirs-l have suffered with rain In my side and
bach AID udeT y shoulder blade for tie last Sx ltaIS.
tiled Lc,Ty al krds Of nrdlelEe but derived ~ beEe'
at Alter received tie TSt lot OF lainHtons Vegtta.
Bic TLcsute CTom YOU, thought would uY what Virtue
there wa9ini Ibid 80, and In lew weeks Eelt like
wa9 a new NAH. II has cured ne. an Low ice from
palnj my tumpIextonis hh, formerly Il was aaiow
have good appetite, ard can eat what reAAe wheut
iEcunCSutelee have suffered so long and 50 much for
Whit low enjoy, that would advise The ateted to give
this Tirctuie nj iIT. lllmrlOns I1iT trial.
Yours, respectfully, n MhNl"EK.
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W. ''s' T. NEWCOMER,
RrsaoolO, Nd, June 18th, 1851.

MSn1. Nor!intr + M'r5'sH ,,.,.
,ear, and could sc; nOihiD to hep lie, Until alEield adj
yiss ne to trY iismPton'S vegetable TlLetae. Par;
rl.ci twO tiles, aud before bad used TEEN eo'h
~, eney cuIe OF this most lTOub,esORie diSe1Se. Al
.ynO are plagued white Pies would do well to give the
T.IctuTs lnal. You're, ie1IecttullY., ,,..,,,,
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Trr neero Geurse King, si.watl 1t the steamer
S,,.!ow, who was stabbed on Monday night by
4..l hand, is consiletsd out Of dAnset. TIE
:.s< hands came va, Robert BtoIhetFOtd, late #
N,ruasbul,, Virginia. II appea's that he FeceT
{! srsat prOvOcOuOn tom the negtO. R'theti0fd
vas ut,e.,sd and after an examination was cOm
rui.,ed to Jail TOT a futilet heating befots the
County Ccun.