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CHEAP SHA WIS., CHEAP SUaJTJS

The greatest assortm ent offered; com ing in
price. quality aud variety with those of any other
house, aud second 10 none in the CITY, Ladies in
want of the above article will therefore do the NJ
e Ives hut Justice ly examining my STOCK. A iso re-
ivcd hy ExpresS tile very latest STYLES of
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A HUMAN LIFE SAVED!

DowaGIAc, Mich. March II, s56
J. A. RHODES, Esq; Dear Sir-A.I tookyn,ur
medicine 10 sell on oonsgnme mo cure no ra'l
take lossure in stating its effrcts reported ttn M
b three brothers who live in this place. and th .Ir
testimony is fair specimen OF all have rec iv Il:
w. ;. CoSKLIs told mel had taken nine bottles
OF Chrlsiles Ague Baisan. and continually ru II
down while using II until my lungs aud liver wer e
Coneesedto TO that degree that blood discharged from
my mouth and howe s, 50 that all thought imposi
HE Tor me to live through another ctl. The doc tors
100 dId all they could for me, hut fought must die-
Nothing did me any good until got Rhudes Fever
and Aeue Cure, which al relieved me ofthe dis
tfess ana haisea al my stomach and pain my head
aud towels. and produced permanent i'll a short
time
H. VI. CoNKLIN says: Il had heen ,akingmedici
ne Of good a doctor we have IN our county and
taken any quantity of quiniae and specifics wishout
any good result from the 25,h of AUGUST TO I7th of
Decemher Bnt seeing now nicely operated on nv
brother 20: hottie of RHODES FEVER& AGILE
CURE, which effected permanent cure by using
Two thirds of p bottle a"
s. VI. CoNKLIN was not here hut both the other
brothers say hIs case was tie same as H. MS I sold
the medicine to hoth tha dsv and the cure was
as speedy from tife same small quantity and 7 might
so sPecify. Yours with respect A. HUNTINGTON
The above speaks for itself Goo proof as il is 1
IS OF M hetter tenor than the number of like
tfeaies have already published and the still greater
smonnt that is continually pnuring in 10 them.
One TIM more. asst year had occasion to eau
tion the Public in these words
II notice firm 'oLo hare taken one Of nv peneral
ertudrs. su6stituedthe meme Of their tostrp,, for
my medicine aHdthen with bra-en mpudenec end their
panphlet Nth Tho exclamation Let he propretor of
Gnu olher medicine sag as much II he dares.'"&c.
Now take pleasure in saving that the Canton re-
ferred TO the same -Dr Chrs!ies Ague Balsam" that
is mentioned in the above Ger tificaie.
There are several other Industrious people WIN are
apply ing to their poisonous Trash all that publish
beut my Fever and AgpR Cure, Antidote 10 Malaria
except the certificates of cures and the certificate OF
the celebrated Chemist, DIR. James r. Chiffon of N
Y. in favor Of its perfectly HANLESS CHARACTER
which attached to every bot e. These will ALWAYS
serve to dist stincush medicine from limitations
JA s. A. RHODES. Proprietor, Providence. L. l..
Wholesale Agents St. I.ouis, II. BLACKSLEY;
Chicago. BARCLAY BROS. And ior sale by DRUG.
gs.s generally. ap % 3in
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kn. short tire has elapsed since these great snd
good Medicines have teen made known 10 the 'uhlc,
ye; have already experienced their good
elect. inyslids gwen hy their physcizns es in
curac hsve ound relief and heen restored TO sound
,nd virornus b,alth from their use. The great a.
mouut CT good III, Medicines hrye done. t'ss In
ducr o,I<a nd 10 recommend them TO their friends
Men of integrity and Phy-icians have "a ictloned
their use aud recomnie nd trm 10 the public.
of Sorof,lo Curnd
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PREPARING P,ULTRY FOR MARE

PEEPAEGNG ?, ULTRY FUk NAAAEI II n
extensive ra ser ofpcu,ry tor the New York
markes, living in Cke,auq'e county. give-
the following description of his mode pre-
psrinc fur s,s: " tie their legs and hang
them |, th, heels. and stick them 10 bleed
to death. By the tine they are entirely dead
| have them plucked Of the principal Part
of their !eaal ers. They are then diPPed in
ho, water ard fpisl'd. This leaves the
skin whole, smooth md yellor. and the body
plump. Ifit be sent to market, poultry
should rot be ozcu--oniy cooled. These
hints are worth remembering by all VII"
wish to command lie highest prices in tie
market.
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COUNTRY MERCWANT,S.
PIECE GOODS!

attending TO Nv their Stock in this City or other.
wise will TO well TO call before pu' chasing az
have in the second story OF Store ROOM besides
the above Carpets, full supply OF
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To KEEP FuRs.-Rcll the furs (of any
s.scrioticn) int3 compact, close bundles. and
wrap around them 'wo' three or more wrap-
n;rrs of urbroken paper, in such manner as
- rrevent the ingress Of infects. lfthis be
n,ocerjy done, they msy be put where most
ronrcn;ent, in tight dark place or in a
l;rb, one, in q tight drawer, or on an open
shelf. and may be Iel'undistnrbed un'li"an'-
ed. vether that be six months or SIX years
Jy,,bout uger. no nscd Of csmPhor, to-
bacoo, &c.
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To CoLsa THE HAIR BLAcx.--Alex- keecr
Of Piusbur.. Pa, writes t" The ocie1'ls
American at the following recipe VIII dc
it: "Toksone part of bay rum, three part'
of olive oil, aud on part .! good brandy D!
me,sure, ani ,sasi the hair with tins NIX
lure every morning. la short nme 'n'
us. Of il w,ll make hair benhtiiu! niach
without iDjuring il in the least
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PIcELEs An excellent way 10 make P''A'
les that viii keep year or more, IS 10 or'p
them into boiling water, but not boil them;
lie; them Stay in ten minutes. wipe ihem ory,
aud deep into cold sPicei vinegar, and theE
will not neei Il he put into salt water, and
are always rclly fo7 us,.
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SkEr1s rCR TRLTs Zinc la ,els are pre-
rared in the following manner: Tx" hall
drachm of ianphisck. one dTucfm of verdi
cris. one draclm Of ruIvcr;zed sal unmoniaC,
,rd dissolve Il cr in ten drachms of water
TITS vii firn i permanent ink, which may
be used !cr wririrg upon stiips ofzinc. and
will las, as long IS ihe labels.
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A G5op PLUM PUppISG.-One round oi
snei. one do. OF sugar. one of Dread crumbs,
cne of -four. one of stoned rai>ins, six egg,
one glass of brandy, equal parts OF mix ana
water, enough to make a stiff batter; salt
and flour 10 taste; boil six hours. Eat with
any kind of iiqu d sauce.
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To PRESERVE MDAr.-To preserve meat
roll it up in IndiHn meal ard it will keep
fo,,r ~ FIVE davs in The hottest weather.
1be meat should be laid down in pieces not
% exceed three pounds, and each piece
.b,ud be entirely covered with the meal.
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CLEANING STovEs Stove us're. "ne"
~ yed with iuroentine and applied in the
usual manner, is blackcr, more glossy nnd
durable than if put on with any o'her liquid
Tire turpe ntine prevents rust, and when pu'
on an OH rus stove, will make II lock as
well as new. The ndor ofthe tuTpen'ine
pus.es OF quickly.
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To CLEAN WALL PAPER.-Soiled wal!
rapcrs nav be made to lock as well al
most as rev. in most cases, by the follow =
ing expedient:-TGke about two GUAR : OF
wheat bran, tie il up in 4 bundle IN co:rse
fsurcl, and rub il over the paper. l; will
cleanse the hole paper OF all description of
dirt ard sgois, better than any other means
that can be used. Some use bread, but dry
bran is betier."
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To TAKE RUsr Orr cy SrrEL.-Cover
the steel with sweet oil, well ruooed on
In forty-eight hours rub with fneiy-pow-
dered unslacked lime, Until the rust eisaP'
uaars.
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FARM FOR SALE!
IHg undersigned offers for sae farm containing
95 ACRES.

in Wheeling township miles north of St. Ciarsvi lie
and miles east of UniontOwn.
The buildings consist of two story log house
weather boarded and good frame barn with stabling
A good orchard, about 10 cleared and in good
condition.
Terms down and the balance in two equal annual
payments with interest.
For farther particulars enquire of the undersigned
jamestown. Monroe county, the Editor of the GaZe
tie, 81, Cairsviiie Ohio.
April ~, 1856. JOHN ALEXANDER.
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And tie veriou, affections lonsequent upon a disor
dcTcd
Such a. indigestion Acieity the Stomach CoIicky
Pains. Heartburn. Loss of appetite, Dependency
Cn<iiveness Elird aud Bleeding Piles. In all Ner-
vnus Rh,umstic and Neuralgic Affeetions,it it ha III
f.sr,,us s'euccs proved highly beneficial, and in
OF 'rars effected decided cure:
This IS q yurPiy vegetable compound, prepared on
strictly scientific prinCa ale< after the of the
celebrated Holland Professor, Boerhave Because OF
great most of ihe European States, is
ctinn into the United States intended more
esapciay for those of our faterani scattered here
snd ihpr. overthe face of this mighty country Nee
ting with great among them, now offer il to
the American public, knowing that It's truly wonder
fuI medicinal virtues must lie acknowledged.
IL IS particularly recommended 10 those persons
whose c Institutions may hsve hesn impaired by the
continuous use of ardent spirits other forms of
dIssinatinn. Generally instantaneous in effect il
finds l,s way directly To the OF life thrilling and
quick enng raising up the dropping spirit
and in fact. infusing neg health an vigor in tie
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The Ladies Department

Is opened for the reception ofladies. No insttu
ing course in ihIs Department.
In conclusion we would add that we shall mt forth
bfst efforts &c merit still eminent degree
the aaterng reception with viii h enterprise ha-
met. and pledge ourselves tG impart a more thorough
practical course Of Mercantile instruction can be
formed al any other similar Mercantile College.
Among the many recommendations give the fol-
loving:
1--WE, the undersigned take pleasure in esfyng that
we are personally acquainted with Mr.. Grangers abI.
ity as an accountant. and teacher of Book keeping
which is Of the highest order. Hehas had great cxpe
rience as an Accountant, in heavy Commercial and
Banking houses, which gives him superior facilities in
imparting apraccai knowledge of Book. Keeping and
a thorough Commercial Education.
IL. ALLEN, LII. D.,
President OF Farmers College.
LORIN andrews,
President Of Kenyon College.
To young men who wish to acquire cuisines edu-
Cation think it affords facilities seldom eqnaIIcd
Mr.. Granger has the qualica of theoretical
know ledge and apness teaching added the praCti
cal Counting Room experience and we feel confident
eat gradnates from his college will he fully Conpetent
10 keep the most complicated set of Books.
A. p. STONE W Who'esae and retail Merchant.
il. JANNEY, Sec'y Bird ofCOntrol, State Blk of O.
]. F.. PARK. Book Keeper at D. -. Woodhury's.
D. 0VERIsI;R, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank.
II. u. MILLS, S'C'y Columbus Gas and Coke Co.
c. B. Mason, Book Keeper at II. Riley & Co.'S.
For mpartcuiars send for a circular.
Jan. 81, 1856. GRANGER G ARMSTRONG,
Proprieiors.
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WARE. HRRDWA RE,

Y" E have Just received direct from the
w importers new stock of hardware, such a
Hand Saws Tenant Saws, Mill Saw, Cross Cut. and
Hand Saw files, all Szrs- Braces and bits. Angus
Btts SIack'S Augurs the hest made. Door Locks ana
IatcheS Bed CaStors. Coffin Hinges and Screws. But
Hinges Table do. Gate do NJ thO=Sny Knobs, Squares
Earneuters rules Broad Axes, Stewart warranted chop
ping axe Hand Axes, Hatcheis Socket Chsels. Firme
10. Drawing Knives, with numerous other articles
usually found in Hardware stoTes VIII 10 sold OF
reasonable terms. &C. MARTIN & Co.
Nav I'd. ISS5
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VNHE HALLELUJAH, All that is neces-

II sary to saw OF this new Music book is, that it is
Lowell Mason's latest publication, containing tunes
chants and anthems suitable for Chur:h and the social
singing, to which prefxed 1.-THE Singing School,"
manual for classes in vocal music, with exercises
rounds, &c. Price 70cents. For sale by
AC MARTIN.
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BOOKS FOR SCHOOL BOYS.

nICK WILSON the Rumseller's Vic
1 J,im; Passing deeds of American heroes; Wild
scenes OF a hunters life, Endless amusement; Put.
MANS Elocuion and Oratory; FTost's American
peaker; The Humorous Speaker, Swrrs schoo
: alosues, Just recsived by AC MARTIN.
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SILKS d. SH4WLS,

$4,000 worth tof Silks Il Shaw embracing the
richest in VARIETIES N sTy well as some of the
greatest bargains eve offered in the west, chat.
ienge any house to show as large stock prettier
silks or at as low price. Ou- stock of Grape and
Stla Shawls never great, prettier cheaper
articles in the line. we invite the CLOSE CASH buy
ers who are good Judges especially as every way
worthy their attention SFOEE & THOMAS.
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THE GENUINE
AMERICAN STAR TRIPOLL

Superior to all other articles now in use
Sfor Cleaning and polishing Silver, German Silver.
Brittana metal tn copper, Brass and cutlery; also,
for polishing and cleansing all sorts of painted or var
nished Furniture, Glass, &C. For sale by
St. ClarsvilIe Jan, 81. JAS. w. COLLINS.
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SCHOOL BOOKS! SCHOOL BOOKSm

IA E have just received fresh supply of
all the scooi hoo ks used in our Common school
which viii be sold at Wheeling prices. Schoo Teac ~
supplied OH liberal terms. a e MARTIN & Co
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YES, WE CAN!

ENOR we can show larger stock of La
l. dies Broche ShawIs, Long shawls, Mantles, Tai
mas Cloaks &C., &c; sso cloth for with trim
mings to match, and sell them at lower price thar
any in the City. Just try US at the
BEEHIVE STORE.
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G. A X Z e T S d.

Received this over 100 pieces of Carpets vev
low and good quality such as Tapisire. Brussees
PIy Superline ,ngrain--Ingriin; Rag etc.
will sell full yard wide figured Carpet verv hand
some for Is cruts, and all others in proper ton
hut You must come quick to secure these bargains.
Hearth Rugs Chenille and velvet,) Mats, Mating
Oil. Cloth aud Drugce' a large lot.
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Books in paper covers.

4 LII of Emerson Benefits Works.
IA T. 8. Arthur's works. Washington and his
Generals BY Lippard. Mysteries of the of the
Stuarts by ystt res of the court OF Queen
.4nne, by Answorth Sol. Smiths Theatrical Journey
work. Adventu of Col. Vanderbomb. Sam Sticks
Yankee Yarns. For sale by
A. C, MARTIN
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Shocking case Of Scrofula Cured.

Shocking case UI DCIUltIId OuTeu.
Dr. G. ~. HALsEY
Ssw York. December 9Th ie52.
D-sr air:-i deem II but justice to yO", as The
Inventor OF a grsa. medlci ie, tn send yna short
hist 1ry of nay own caSa. an % years o. age. AT
thi teen wa attacked with Scr0fuia. which formed
Pusiules and broke out IN lsrge ulcers on nv neck
near the cola hone aud from thence extended nearly
up 10 ia ieit ear. AiOuI SIT months since com
menred rsing your Forest Wine aud Fills following
I he direetio1is whirh. in nine weeks cured me-
The scars although now sound hear testimony Of
the dreadful manner in which | afflicted. After
nearly fouri-cn years suf.riug now rejoice to say
that y health is fully Tr-trsd ny your remedies, al
othe rs having proved quito ineFectuil.
Yours y.:y Respectfully.
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TIE PACIFIC.
d r E s s STL KS!

Such as-Su perior quality T.; g'a Brand Black Silks,
Plain Colored do; Changeahle do; Figured, striped
and Brocade do. By TO days Express, will receive
entirely article Of Dress Silk, received in N.
Y. by last steamer from Havre France. {per AragoJ
called the
Ouhre Alma Eocosais Striped Pout de SoIe, and
the Damas Cannele Sol de ,'haremdane; The last
expressly manufaciur for the Farisan Market.
will sell Full Silk Dress Pattern from 81 70 SJi.
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Cure Of Palsy.

The follow irs Testimony. given by SIR. Jothsn r.
Coudu, of Orange. y. J., shows the e1tr ordinary
effects 0f this Wine and Pills in Paralysis.
Orange, N. J., Feb. liih 1853.
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Plain and Figured Tissues and
Bareges,

Plain ard Figured ChalIys-Barege De I.aines-
Molsliu De Lanes. aud Lawns, in all possible colorS
and ofthe very richest designs.
Swsses, fhoth plain and fgnred) Eulls, JacconetS.
(pisin and barred) very large assortment.
BareCc and. Silk Robes, III bUzes something ric and
rare. at your own prices.
CIin:zes-I will sell yard wide Chntze S, warrant
ed fast coIors for l2i Cents.
BonbaZines-A few pieces of the finest ever of
fered in this CITY. al COmparatiVely low prices.
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HNOR LIyERPOOl-UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP
9 BALTIC, Capt Jos. j. CONS ck This steamship win
depart with the United States malls for Europe POI
Saturday March Is IL o'clock NJ from her berth at The
foot Of tCana street
For freight pxsage having unequalied accommodations
for elegance comfort. apply 70
EDWARD K. COLLINS, Sc Wall street.
Passengersare requested TO be on board at IL A. n
shippers VII please take notice that the ships Of this line
cannot carry any goods eontraband OF
be returned.
The steamship - win succeed the Baltic and leave
on March q.
The stesmers OF this hne avoid the danger from the lee,
OF August next.
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MEDICAL.


sss pAs as. AES
70 cocred ngares CLOTH o. II shows the superiority * ns
youth, &c. once Ssass II . and nsP X, 4 Sssss
rmcns he sac,s1 ass E.a.s Unis. Sas:s IL
tuns, National Dsmocra At Day Book, 1c. : : =
TYR. WARDS uNToRruNArEs FRIEND, AND orHra
u unriv.Dsd rssdteA The cure o. certain dssssss
Who vonn obtain and speedy cure sHonid os~S
immediately 70 ma ave hundreds monthly. Oniss ar.
iSs medical aid rendered ny unicaunstss issad curss
slwAysn week onen IN two days. asht cAsss sssusa1ne
ner OF Broadway. ~ = -
Er,, .,.c u!. CURE FOR oonss, yussons GAL.
Of ne fest By new ana peculiar nehod wkhesl sun0 z
Mons SaanRS No. E Ru. a. Ryon "a n
Conduit ION s.ss. Regent street Ionao. sarsssn cgoSH
having been specially invited . New yost 70 aend sa a
ssS sa.S intends e s , sad -. E
O'Clock
From his Imperial M',esy, Napoleon III. Emperor 4
ssra' one Levi sT: ss :,:.:a
TG% N, ~ Ne Ora. . s =. p s:s,1 Dnss e Cs,s.A
osyrl4np, 81 * james "a sqS Ss. LonAou.
Mr. sv Re sss s1s e.. ne o1 s. M! n. sss "a
i success; Lsssocyss BERKELEY Jada
,'" Robert riss' ss. sa Great al s sas IN
Mr.. levi has skiIfu " extracted two nom ny
s'' without giving me the 'she' k gs,, rssu.ou
No. 'eueso street r,d May Fair , ISna SsFo isss
yssclsisd By M levi bog s.:uy % Y. .ece..
sendn G. without cunning any rain * j. Snsss. s
R sssss 'S s ssoT sss No. sos.c
thousands more IN his ocng which Are ssvcrS
ss s ss 4 IL BE s' s"a e. Re 's s. y
T.B.-Sop'osss'onsi connection with any p~.sa.
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EDM,G K: COLLINS, . Wan street. my.
BROWN. SIMPLIFY Co., Liverpool.
6IEPlEN kENkARD 90. n Austin PrAiYs, London.
B. @. WAINWRIGHT h CO., Paris.
The owners OF these ships VIII not be accountable for gold
silver bullion specie ewery, precious stones metals
less bills OF ladDe are signed therefor and e value tbereu
Shippers please notice. the ships of this line
carry any goods contrsband Of war.
Az etsr must pass through the post ooe any other viii
be returned
NorcEThe day departure Of this line from New York
for 1855 win be saturday commencing Jaa and alter
nate Saturdays and from Liverpool Wednesday commencing
Jan. g, and every alternate Wednesday.
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aD'S PRACTICE, &c.--DR. O. ID. HAMMOND,
"a pupil with RECORD tof Paris and with the celebrated
y Ok this city, Drs. Oarnochan and Mott. may be con.
tnfdentaTy, at his conveniently located rooms SIG
", opposite the st. Nicholas Hotel, from 10 ], and
'edaily. Consultations On Fran9ai&
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TOR HAVANA AND NEW oRLEANs-THE uEIrED con
Il States rail steamship BLACK WARRIOR, J. w. Sraih.
commander viii commences receiving freight Thursday bis ap
and sail the above March TO-
az precisely from her pier, No North river on he 6id
Ropnson street. a.. 80 NJ
oNce No IL PARK place. suppress
Nouce-Fo bulls Of sding signed after ship sails an General
ment. The
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PATENT MEDICINES.

A MEDICINE HAS BERN DIsCovERPD.-DR. HAIGHr
"a aer onv series Of scientific experiments has made he
wonderful discovery Of vegetable compound, which has
proved seAf for AL kinds Of Coda couSha bro
ehit asthma consumption softens and ooeens an o.
snAe Obsr Of the throat and lungs I effects
truly wonderful soA,ching hundreds Il were nOm the
grave. Ofnoe 7O6 Bowory - 4 ssfs
NEW Yonx jan =, 1856
Or. Haght-Dear eir-The bottle Of cough syrup pur-
chased Of you for cold cough cu 10 be very
beneficial In fact cured ne as n BY magic truly Do
commend all those afflicted try t. assuring them s{siHoe in
slant and permanent relief Yours, truly. W7F.e
WV. A. BAssxTT, ia Bowery, N. Y.
Or. HaightDear SirHavnG used your original vegetable
compound for cough and pain In the with
beneficial results cheerfuy recommend vAlua-
BILE medicine 70 those similarly afflicted Yours, "a,
WIN. BRows. corner OF Futoa oBd Wsst srees
DR. Haight:-Desr Sir Having suffered from Distressing
cough, and having tried many remedies wihou eSsainns
compound and 70 my surprise was immcdiAtsy relieved,
those similarly afflicted, remain yours Respectfully,
8. R. SMITH, 81 Stanton street,
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNIFIED STATES
mail steamers The hips somposins he kns Ne so

BALTIC. Capt. oomssoci A6KIAfic, tspi- %
Every care has been aiken In their oonuc-
!ton = Also IN heir engines 70 strength and speed and
er acconnmooaioOs Ter passenger nequAed for oo
sance and cous Price OF passage from New Lvv
pool W nrst class cabin $50; ssc.nd d. u.s. exclusive
and 20 guneaa experienced surgeon ssachod 10 ec
ship. No berth secured snin paid for:
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DRIvArE OOKEULYATTONH.-DR. WATSON con.
nss h praCoe " olass q dissass IN which he has
raed more han twenty ncusand casss without ingance
failure. The remedies mild, DO keep the patent
X n essinsss q e.po.s BIN . dsaeston wh0e q mos.
desires 70 state that many have bean 6sosiysd By The
PROMISES Of certain oArlans and been Injured BY drus
Sst no charge ns eonsultatone
re- - - :. =. w1ALrAM WAIrvv1, !. Pa
con- "a Cwrs" nrysrnns 49, NJ ~ a ~. ~
fourth door west OF broadway.
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pTRDs, BIRps.-A NEW STOCK OF IMPORTED CA
~ naries muleys bulfDches Roafnehes chafncbes black
OF IDS rushes arks blackheads, siskns nnness parrots
pt cons, &C. for sale by H. KESTNER BROTHER ~ Full
Ton street, and 1906 William street, between Frankfort and
sofnce. y. B.-Caaes and bird seed for aale.