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A gentleman Just returned from Kansas in
ferns the Pittsburgh Post, that there is not a
shadow of doubt of its being free State
Nothing can prevent that Ultimate result, what
ever attempts may be made to form slavery
constitution. He says that large numbers OF
the settlers who came from the South are in fa-
vor of a free State, and, so far as the Leaven-
worth district is concerned, the general opinion
is. that the introduction of slavery is neither
probable or desirable. He thinks a large por-
ton of those denominated "border rufiians' are
among the best citizens, and will quietly acgui-
escc in the calm decision Of the people on that
Question. He believes the abolition aid societies
sot the eastern States have beenthe main cause
of all the disturbances. They have sent men
there WHO do not want peace, and their con-
duct has excited counter movement that w0'd
never have been heard of but for them. The
great mass of the people, however, are conserya-
tive, and want peace and order, and desire to
devote themselves to their own affairs, and to
the development of the vast resources of that
most beautiful OF all Territories. He believes
there will be in the Territory, by next spring
two hundred thousand people--the tide of inn
migration being principally from the North; and
| he has no doubt Kansas will become one of the
greatest States Of our Union. lie has no pa
tience withtlle fslriekers about bleeding Kan
sas,v and says that, IL five Or six hundred sgi-
ltators on bothsldes were driven out OF Kansas,
an would go on sInoothly and in peace. He bo.
llieses that the free State men will turn in and
vote at the election Of delegates 70 the coming
Unconstitutional convention 1t is earnestly 10
lbe hoped that this belief is well founded. Ifit
i is the fact is eyinced that the free State men
have released themselves, in a considerable de-
gree III least, fru,a the tliraldofn in which they
Il have been held BY repnblican eemagogues
IlIf they shall universally lyaexefcise the right o.
i suffrage, Kansas viii cartainly become b fee
State, and tho troubles which have agiiated the
Territory viii cease 10 have existence.
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IA xs0xing Match ila tlse New York
Assembly.

The Assembly Chamber, Albany, on the 18th
instant, was the scene Of d disgraccful brawl,
3 growing out Of debate on the bill increasing
v The salary Of the Governors private secretary,
ed, MI. Beckwith Q3lack Kepublican,) Of
Nashb,gton, alluded toanartIclc that had been
WI writt0n an the subject BY some political scav-
Il anger III the Office Of the Albany K,ickaJocke.
n " MIseFewpon Mr.. Hastings, (Blaek Republcan)
tha editor whispered threat IN the members
ear. n No. struck No with his fist and q
General row crisued, in the course Of which, ID
ada q. tile nproar, somebody Iainted away ir
tie gallery Il must have been an elifyine
~ Epaetsclcali round.
What 4 pity some Of ths lsaycn q the ohit
LsrsslatslTe hid not been there! This woult
AVE furnisaed many uprolling eyes, uplifting
III bands and mach holy horror At the unfitness
ss' n tiu,s Aid place. Perhaps some difficulty
sn.;xht have been discoveel In dis'in uisillnt
l.,1WFd iii Two i5lack Republicans but II ohe lias
.,,lg iccn i Democrat tho way they would have
a,osr} hia. would have been caution. States
1sais.
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TI,esp ANA Now.


.esst When Chief Justice Daggctt, one OF the most
learned and venerated men Of this orany age de-
clared 1t To be his deliberate opinion as he sat
upon the bench that negroes are not citizens
within the meaning ofthat term as used in the
sE5onstftntion of the United States, who OF the
I three thousand abolition clergymen Of New
England felt called upon to denounee IN the
\ name Of tic Almighty God the crime he had
comnaitted? When for long months, the Black
Republicans prayed, swore and sweat for the ad-
mission of Kansas with the Topeka Constitu-
tion which not only denies the citizenship Of the
negro, but declares that no negro mullato shall
ever gain residence among the white folks OF
Kansas, who ofthcm was willing to raise his
voice % dcnounce that clause?
8Naa Now that Chief Justice fancy speaking the
Y opinion Of the Supreme Court OF the United
states has decided that negroes are not and can
notify the Constitution be citizens ofthe Feder-
alHepublic, they have been inconsistent ianatieal
4 and corrupt enough to denounee that decision
"A worthy of Pontius PLATE. Does this conduct
IN TIE part Of the Republicans bear the scruti
ny ofcommon sense and tho test Of consistency
liz Pi6in Dealef &
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TIC s,l,,alc Distrlct sys,e,,,.

The Legislature has submitted to the people
as an amendment to the State constitution, a
proposition that hereafter counties shall be divi-
ded into single representative districts, where
their population entities them to more than one
member Of the Legislature. This is an unwise
Recommendation, made solely to suit partisan
ends, and ought to be voted down. Better
members will be elected by the people, where
they have the whole county to choose from,
than If they are restricted to the limits Of seye
raj towns or wards to find their candidates,
which greatly narrow the field oftheir selection
Men would succeed, in certain districts Of a cal
ibre so inferior that they would run the gaunt-
let of a whole county successfully against aspir-
ants of higher grade of character There is no
reason why counties should be divided and cut
up into single districts. Their interests are
identical, and they ought to have an entirety Of
representation.
Besides under such a system the county
commissioner have the power to make the dis
tricts, which would open field for the operation o
the ''eerrymander plan" ofstitling constituencies
to further political objects Districts would be
formed with especial reference to their politica
character, and by careful study of the election
statistics, twould be easy to give the minority
of the people in the county the greater number
Of legislative districts The plan is very baf
one IN every point Of view, and wehad better By
far adhere to the undivided county representa-
tomas established in the present constitution
On. Enquirer.
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A PERFUliEp BREATH.--What ladyor gentle
man would remain under the curse of a disa
greeabe hreathwhen by using the 'sBAIM, OF A
THOUSAND FLOWERS as u dentifrice would not
only render it sweet but leave the teeth white as
alamaster? Many persons do not know theil
breath is bad, and the subject is SO delicate then
friends will never mention it. Pour a single
drop ofthe eBalm" on your toothbrush and
wash the teeth night and morning. A fifty
cent bottle viii last a year
A beautiful Complexion may easily be acqui
red by using the 'Balm ola Thousand Flowers
1t will remove tan, pimples and freckles from
the skin, leaving it of a soft and roseate hue
! Wet a towel, pour on two or three drops, and
wash the face night and morning. w s-'A
SHAVING MADE EAsY@-Wet your shaving
brush in either wan on cold water, pour on twt
or three drops of "Balm ola Thousand Flowers,
rub the beard well and it will make u beautiful
soft lather much facilitating the operation Q
shaving. Price only Fifty Cents. c a
t.a i9gWa PstFErRIDGE e. co, d
q rrs Franklin Square, New York
For sale by all respectable Druggists every
. where. June 18, 1856, ly. RI
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Natures Secrets DcyciOpcd.---H'h
Earn2ENSS of NisGNYNTY.

Progress of Discovery.
Solomon was right in literal sense, when
he declared, there was ''nothing new under the
sun" Ihe elements of all that was, and is
and is to be, in the world of art and science,
exist and have existed from the time Of creation,
and all that we call "new," is simply the dis
coyeiy, development and application of pre-ex
isting facts and principles. Blood always cir
culated, the vaccine matter was always capable
of preventing or modifying small poX, metal had
peculiar affinity for the electric fluid from the
DAYS of Adam Harvey Jenncr and Franklin
invented nothing new, for strictly speaking, God
alone inrents; but they are entitled to the graft
tude Of posterity on the ground Of having dis
cover ed anil beneticially applied secrets Of Ma
ture, which were doubtless intended by the
Creator to be developed by the faculties Of man
The basis of the most important remedies ot
the modern materia, unquestionably existed in
the patriarchal age, although they remained
useless, until research had discovered chemistry
prepared, and experiment tested them. Thou
sands of tie sick in the former ages died, and
were buried in the very soil from which science
has since delivered the medical roots that wo'd
have ministered TO their cure. The terrible
external diseases, on which the Old Testament
Unveils so forcibly and which even at the dawn
Of the Christian era were seldom cured except
by miraculous nterposition, are now relieved
through the less direct, though not less beneyo-
lent agency Of Providence, in the application o.
natural means to the same end. Man in the
nineteenth century, aided by the light of sci
ence, derived from roots and herbs, upon which
his progenitors for eighteen hundred years had
ignorantly trampled, specifics fer the foulest and
most terrible diseases which atiicts the human
family In the opinion Of many eminent ply.
sieiias and pharmacopoeists, one of the mos
valuable Of modern discoveries in medical bota
ny, is that of the peculiar detergent propertie!
Of Saisaparla and in connection with this fact
we are rem inied, that one Of the earliest ant
most celebrated preparations of that root
4 BRIsToL's SABsAPARIbLA, has just been repro
duced IN highly concentrated form by LANMA!
& Co, of this city, the we'll known manulactu
ring druggists, to whom the right has been as
signed by the original proprietor. If as ther
is just reason to believe this preparation is on
of the most valuable of our vegetable medicines
\ it is certainly fortunate, that is has fallen int
the hands Of firm, in whose practical skill a
chemists. and integrity as men OF business, th
j public can repOse full confidence. IN j. Nd
t;Ofal Police Gazette. s lI'..s5.-s
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DIET
.gPe,c(s:iiaJl .gPl,'(s:i q otiees i !.
TIE GREATEST WONDER OF
l...,.L. ..l n THE AGE. .an ar. i'm.

E5f#a'a ai3 j. HE GOG. tlJ brH 5Hffsl
NoPAY il tDrgToblas's celehrated Venetian
~ Lniment dnus nol cure Cholera, Coc, Sea
Sickness, Chronic Rheumatism, Vomiting Cuts
Burns, Old Sores, lSwellings, IoOt,ache,. Head
ache, Dysentnry, Group Coughs, Dyspepsia, Mumps
Chapped hands cold te6t, MOsqueio bites, Bruises
and Pains or Weakness in the limbs, back ant
iS7,s5t ~! oiNo ntseFd-rRY IT. 5H a9i
a pr, Tebips has Warranted hls Liniment for eiRhl
years without eyer having 4 demand for the return
ofte none -aiFthat is as ed is 10 uset according
to Tho directiOus i.si4 9sE $50 s.,gH sa L.7gl
No ONE WILL EVER BE WITHOUT 1T
Afier once using il. nyou do not find it better
than anything YOU ever tried before, i,ra7 ss
GIT YOUR MONEY, EkTERNED,
99-1hntsands OF iiicates have been received
speaking of IFS virtues Nowadays 1t Is the prac-
tee 10 m up the papers with certificates from un-
known PERSONS Or given by those who never used
the medicine now Dr Tobias offers to pay
1000 DOLLARS
to any one who will prove that he ever published a
false certificate daEug the time he has had bis med
cine before the pubic.
GaI4 Oh tie Agent aud get pamphlet containing
genuine eefthea'es.3s sE e.sfi if.t. s Il FeH-s
AS persons epyious Of the large sale of the Vone.
tion Liniment'have tnted it is injurious to take
it internally, Dr.. Tobias has taken the following
OATH:
l. Samuel E.Tobias, s,ofths city Of New York be
ing duly aworD, dodtpese that compound a Ijiui.
menl called Neniian and thut the Ingredients pi
which it is conip5unded are perfectly harmless 10
Ike ,internallyeveh nldouble the quantity named
in rhe directions accompanying each bottle.
. #V~.AS H t5}2at',s2 a7J S. l. TOBIAS.
New York, ,Janusry 9thl 1856 .r a ..
Sworn to this day before me,
.s1sf .'' fsea = FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor
Price 25 and 50 cuts. Sold by the Druggists
and Patent Medicine Dealers throughout the United
States. + .e@'-"" 'et''. *'-~ tt a3
L Gsr Also for sale, Or. Tobias Ilorse liament il
pint bottles, at 30 cents, warranted superior to any
other. 7tt i& H'@3 t'4 s' 3iaAaa @
DIR. Tobias Office, No 30 Comllapd street, New
| York,
AGENTs-T II Logan 81 CO. and Thompson 4
Patterson, Wleelipg John i}dsll and : Hamilton
Cadiz; A Jul Schreibor MooreieId; M Joley, New
! Mart6t; Il Pnpps < Co sFnyrha.
4 Noveniberl9 ls56-lyrsepeial notice, Yasa sa
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hta,E4 eg4-4 a 4 &c, 9c.J Ges g44a 4sfy-, q
1.isToF RETAIL. PRICES or PENS. 9sI
~ dspa,s II sIlIf t2othie Nanmonth as 90
~, ps,, e. s;ivor loifr1 oo Gold ToDth Picks 3 90
!. Pan anT donbIe ex, 4 tooth & ear 300
cii,,ar IA. "a, ,,tders . on Peneil.E Watch Kew a.
Mammnu,h do,...400 - Tooth Pick ...... 8 90
Leviaihan. do. 500 Ladies Gold Pencils 2, 0
'undery Jt1Ip, -. @ 400 - "..4, 90
Mnnmouth +" q 500 ="
EnprossingP Pens . go with Pefl... ....!500
In!;a tlaI ,pdRnY 00 Gents cid ca s. pcnss 90
Gothic slir az 's&nen3 90 I" . !" 10 90
= E,nJrossinp 4 400 g Gothic t'. 100
Ava 81 oileT kindsof styles at the retail prices.
fnnu ~ ,%n nnrchaser ~ onr Pens we present a mum
bered III Ticker on every dollars wortIa purchased
vbicb entitles the holder by an extra payment OF
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PUBLIC SALE.

Will OFFER at Public Auction, on Saturday,
the Sotl day Il -Alay- -lss5 al the -Fesidenes 0f
ihe late ldehard Pm Fps, deceased. in Washington
larin, ceniaIpng fofiy l4OI aefes of rd had, ON
Dwelling hoRses one Batnl and 0rshans Saih
properi is pleasantly situated on the State road
three miles eas; Of Weschester, two miles vest %
Rogers hii,' and Three rom Freeport. Terms four
said day JOHN PHII.IIPsO -
May 7-3t ,,-. 81. .,....-...
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Mnnny's Improved Mower 6sDd
'stia ESs. per. i'fl isi 90

VIZ L would recommend all those who wish a M. 4
w chino for the harvest Of '57to apply to their
regular agent a. w. .TA6GARTfo for infornation
VINO Is nov engaged in shipping machines, and he
will furnish You with ore Of ~. MANNY,S I'M
PROVED REAPERS & MOWERS" as we can
highly recommend them to the farmers asthe hest
machines for all the puEpoGs considered that is now
in use. Wehave used them during the past har-
vest as well as seen them used, and we can safely
say from the experience we have had Of the ma
chnes they are the OILY ones we would purchase
Signed byi John Cole, ryvmlssReed Esq., VIM.
Croskey. Rezin Welch, Samuel y, gaxfrr, i p.
Baxter, George Taggart, D W Aians6eldtJ w
Hanna, Jants Tuggart, VIM Harrison Josenh
Akins' John Ramsey, Samuel iiandley, and Dan.
iel Welch. 1ssf sgis Ssis 4 s1-y - 80 -, "o'A'
| Address .lr A, w. ,TAGGART
| Hopcdale, Harrison county. Ohio.
! For any information in regard TO the above. en- !.
! quire at the Banking House Of 9ezin WeIcb a Co
! % Gazette ~ Citizen and Chronicle, ST. Glars.
vile, please ccpy and send bill 10 advertiser.
! aPIll ~T ON .s /. stv.I ,-..,.s,tg s..f 5.,4gF
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MO1,IG.E.

ITHE BOOKS and Accounts Of Dr. J, K Thomas
4 havebeen left in the hands Ol John 5 Pearce,
Esq for immediate collection. All persons know
ing themselves indebted TO DIR Thomus, will save
III uble by attending tothis notice Immediately. g
Cadiz, Ohio, May 7. ls57-f IA
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Affections OF the Bladder, Bronchitis, Bilious
dines4 Loss of appetite, pains iplIie Bones Scrof
ula, aud all other complaints which arise from i'm
pure blood and dis ordered state of the system.
4 NY Forest Wines in large quart bottles, one
dollar per bottle, or six bottles for five doLrs -
Forest Pills twenty-five cents per box.
/ General Depot, No. Ga, Walker street, N. ".
Appoint, Agents in Cadiz, John Beall; New
PhiIadelphia, VIM, s Hazstt and by all respecta.
bic druggists through the State a5is
Mou = lk5T-9m ..
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National Police Gazette.

rTSHIs Great ] ournai Of Crime and Criminals Is in
H. its twelfth Year, and is widely circulated
throughout tbe county contains ~ E,a;ieIs W. gieaI
on the same together with Information on Grlmln'
nj Matters. MOTTO be found in any other new wspaper
Dry-Subscriptions.s 81, per annpm;g VI for SIX
months to be remitted by Subscribers. lwho snouM
Syhvge p ba sf,sy rcside plaihlyJ .g IVY
y w 1 yiSi n fEeiiTS n. ASEYMO JR, a.f
Editor q. Proprietor ofths National Police Gazctto,
= N & 'Il ef isss New York City.
maj u
VTTE have very large nld Haperlor lot on Dlslia
w tillas which must be sold cheap
an22-I HATCHER e. co.
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10 aorn,r4Rs, ~ Is; SAVE \ YouR CHILDREN.

In eAeapasJ y fesse elss Die W 0gal PaStikicSs
f... They are iniallabe for the cure OF
KN'F EEsN A " w OEsNFS!
The peculiar properties which belong sto .'Kemp's
Lo2cnges,n h ave never before been combined in
any preparation. They are Attractive to the eve as
Stoeet07eGtG Of Delicious FiaUs, ID 4J
rapid,yet harmless their operation, composed
solely Of
VEGETABLE MATERIAL
and require no Mercury 10 be taken before.or after
tlsm. They do their woKK mere thoroughly than
any of the nauscous Vermifnges Of tho day
THE PRIMARY CAUSE OF DEATH ~
is considered by the most distinguished III ysiGans,
~ bo worms amengchidr9n. IL is source ly neces
sHry therefore, TO put mothers teir guard against
this inslduous COM plaint, OF 10 recommend them TO
ake pronpl sePs e remoys itby he ase @ Of the on,
in sueha paatahe form that children take them
eagerly without eoaAing. Sold by y A. ,LANAiAN
| & Co, SO Water Street, New York, and by all
druggists at q cents per bottle 81 l'la35 2
! Aprill, lS5T-yf ,sl,..,4.4st M.4 1t - . 4.
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no THE LADIEs.

mt TISS DAVIS respectfully informs the Ladies' Of
lY1 Cndiz and vicinity, that she will continue to
give instructions in Embroidery
T Scholars received at any time Also lessonsgiv-
en- in Crotehei, Worsted and imitation Of Carved
Wood
Specimens may be seen at the hohss Of Mr..
| DaYls g8 IDf a4a5 + f,6.-s fhf VIII
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Another Fallen AngcI.

The Waterbury, (Conn.) journal records tho
"alPy Of another of the famous three thousand
priests who protested sin the name of the AL
mighty GodD against the Nebraska Bill One
by one, in rapid succession, these wolves in
Sleeps clothing are being stripped OF their dis
guise and exposed in their true characters. The
paper above named says:
We learn that Rev, Mr.. Smith, Of Haddam,
in this State, a regular Fremont blower; whose
wife has been only about three weeksunder the
sod has Just 'turned up'' in connection with
another mans wife. The affair has created con-
siderable excitement in the neighborhood, the
Reverend gentleman acknowledging the corn
and sloping to parts unknown.
KEMp's Worm Pastries IL may be said o.
this remedy, as Porcia said Of Mercy (with 9
slight temendation)-- E ha8 taE
~ '.Itis twice blessed; h
II besseth those that give aud those that take"
For mothers have no trouble in inducing chill
dren to take this tempting preparation, ant
children who are tormentcd with worms of am
kind, find immediate relief from its tsoperation.--
Moreover its components are all vegetable, ant
! no mineral medicines are requisite 10 accelerat
Its action, Its works "well done" and .don
quickly" Messrs. Lanman & Co., Wholesal
Druggists New York, by whom the Pastille
arc prepared, have, we see,acquired by purchast
the proprietorship of Bristols Sarsaparilla un
ialoubtedly the best medicine for ulcer0us and Ell
uptiye diseases now before the world.
New Law.
By new law Of the General Assembly I
Ohio. the jurisdiction Of minor ofIensesis restc
red, 10 the Court of Common Pleas. Justice
Eof the. Peace will therefore, henceforth, ,fnd
lproper 10 hold criminals 70 bail for their az
pcarancc al the Court q Common Pleas II
stead Of the Probate Court
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New York, July Is, 1855
nraG W.TIAbsB9 Il reside at 80 Vestry street,
in tlls city,. During the last two years Lhpye been
SO bad with the Rheumatism that my friends told me
could no stand it through the coming winter-
NV legs were drepduy swollen, and suffered
eScrnclgting pain. In this situation | procured
your forest Remedies, and took both the pills and
the W Inc according to the directions In about a
week peg an to experience ihoir good effects and
in three weeks was able to 60 to work, which |
had mot done tor diglh months before.a ..3afas.u
~g Nj. LYNCH, 81, Vestry st N Y
/ gLcmq standing Ccuyh, General De6jHty, aud
NS aS a&l lJtopsicat Disorder r a.li r8m
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NEW FIRM. ''''la 1.
MCPHERSON & CO..

TTAVING entered into partnersbipin the business
LII Of manufacturing Marble Monuments, Tomb
and Grave Stones OF every descriptions, are now pre-
pared to accommodate all who may favor them with
their patronage atthe shortest notice and IN tho very
best styles as Dallas is one OF the, best workmen
y Eastern ono dneiT snoP wl ee iouna m q Kaii
bptore purchasing elsewhere.A e 9sag ~ n.if
MCPHERSON e. co.
Cadiz, Ohio April j, 1s57-tf #A Ns2aW
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G1LKS, Argentnss,i Dacals, French Ghinizes,
- Brilliants, Shallies and GlnghHns ~ great va
riety, for sale cheapat
ITAT 8 and Made up CioiiliRg Tor ,saleEcn good
Il terms BY sam ai Il 4 h /, tmsrAppEN
1I--vERy v sn65Ticf Tot q French Dress Goods
lA Just feceiyedy u at lHAECIiER &sCO.
HIST Receiynd and fursale at River pEices,
y s,f Il ,S7I naai " 4 ~ GE5RGE 4 WILSON'S.
! w i. have yory iioavyl lot 81 spring II Summer
! W. ClothinaitliAl Tflist be sold,f Hs&GO.
\ ALSO, Alargeloi Of Cloths, CassimeTs, Summer
spss-G HATHERGCo co.
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ANoruER FEENoxT.-The San Francisco
Sun, ef56||S lsfs. Contains the following pasT.
graT,h. fomgwhichit will be seen there is ssiH
enolfs1 Fremoat.-"A woman residinx on 'Eele-.
erAI,h Han, ifled 4he necessary papers IN De
couaty Court esterlay demanding pspper Iio--
vision lor her thild, whose fatheF She Avers, Is
join Charles Fsemont, late Dladk Republieaa
eapdidste or President of the United States. :.
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Attachment.

e1sea'sT @sssT 4 sS Rs ssss.s .fo,s Assrsw L,nsb
df samuel Snyder jg'iise OF rhe Psaes; ofGer.
,oecia, H Hinp tOw1ship, Hafflsos
IL HfW ca Ohio.
IA Simrn 8rickeT. Od he first duy Of May A.
C- IS97 said Justice isshed an order Of suachment
ih the slOvs action ior ihs sum Of 6fteon dollars
mi ninety one cents.
~ - iW,ALTkR JAMISON, Eaeeui0f.
Mav.7 1853 -
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Broadway Gold Pen Manufactu-
a4 ring Co. 4 l4a

OfsTce No. 385, Broadway. N. York.
lF0uath Quarterly Sale Of Gold gaal Siteer Nat
!. elies, Gold Watch Chains, LocFets Bracelets,
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+ DR.. HA sEY, New York, Aug. 10, 1855.
aDEAE SiR:AhIy wife las been severely troubled
vii a cough more thansix years. more or less du
ring the time she hps been ATTENDED by the Doctors,
but never got any p6tinancnt relief until she took
your Forest Nineand Pills. She has now taken
one >tle ofthe wine and less than box OF the
bills, which have SO far restored her that indulge
I.the hope thatas much more wtl complete her cure.
NV duugAter also has been cured Of General Debli
~ and Dropsy by the use Of the Forest femedles