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ChCOND HAND BJLLIha@ Table AZ .ptriO-.-
- r. q. BOU3bTJk VIII sci thu 6av a. los n'cfck
good second hsnf billiard sol. b,ls cGss &C. 3os 70
he hPpes. Nidder. 70 pay s.qrAyf
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SREalFF5 PALE OF Ny.sGkNr FUsa- co+e-sY
- PEED CDLr. on Friday. ,2rh 10, 8. l0.s oeD a. ~
ol Fuion sirse, pG-io- sus IA 1tra"D't s1f
MAHOGANY chamber su.9 sDoosd se,retr1. eft SsD.
he desjB dressp ~ g.2 7ureSus eva IN osnSe
tshIea hsir mattresses Sc
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A LpNRT II. NICOLAy, AUCyEOREER-
"A Whi seA this day. April g. n t2 O'Clock, 81 The nes.
cnants Axcsaage,
By order OF eEeeu.oyR
th01O 5seaf western nD Hk IA m0vtgaa 10 on h
go thsres neswee Lack wssieJn AZ, each. 10
$3.50 New Albany salem RR per cen, inoozne b0niA
?Qkew Albany Salem M scrip
Few No 81, middle aisle u DI Bnton'g Chwch
20 shares Farmers Lean 1yust 90 zach -
49, 49,. Al o, Tor Account OF whom il may concern.
u, ,V0 Eancock Go Glll 3 per cen: bsnes
1900 warsaw Oily Jn) per cent bonds
sSsf, s%ss1 IS Ss Pc 1. seDs so,s
. 5aO an Frncsoo City per cent bands
I,JVv Gahornis StA.e Der cent b1Ada
1910 hv6nsybe Ind annapolis An ISL mort bcoda-
srtas Western n M Lat mort - pr oeoa eon
6t0lN. York sy. have, BR per cens So1ss ii 1906
1909 Chicago oroya RI "a ney- Z D9r ssni 5o1hk
$50 Ores. Western Mutual Ina scrip OF 1851
% Shares Ctss5o 81 Psll 81 <Cod ia Sgl n. SilJ
.rocere Scan sugsr Refaing o. (hypo.hs 40
90 rsrmsr AND Cs,isns Eant OF Long isisn4 10
80 hechsnics' Bsnleg Asso,,s.sn IS
1rea. Wester5 lnsmGnce Company 100
80 New AnGey5aD Ere Insarao<o O1m9aay 70
~ Glts Ere lDsrfGase Com Ery 10
60 feisr Cooper re lnsM G6anpaDy. -
% Cosn hxchspge Vie LrauFnce Com Dang 81
~ LtDox FIRE Aot n-.oca Comp IS
~ r6cDx FIVE Insurance. Company. IS
$40 rrsnlac Iurnrg Compaoy -
~ Jere NO flank no.e Com panv -
Terms OF pale 10 h,s dsy and Ihs bRsaoe os
enc O'Clock 10 The accrued intsyest all he
VIII pc charged zoe si hkser Hsxs regubr se @cod
April II AA.5Eas Al. sgCttAAY,
stock Auc1onesr snd Banker. Nc. ,rnst giree,
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~ a. H.uEgroN .uCiIosEeH --gls DAY.
1hlrtdsv ~ 70 DC O'S a. ons,e ll3 SassH tr9e. 40
second fo-es, 1g ms-h1e - ray
storage In eopseQuence O. removing. Bee w.ss sDy
ssrvS,tn vba,ever.
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81, G HOOGHToS, eUOEfoSSEH --TEs9 oa7. At
I0, oriox ~ l3 Nassau st,est - Dozen hnlr
clocks, vAy n syiss; soo wno,a - s1sd
lot Of ',rsl.rt-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-09

n AMY n. LEEps . 90. WILL SELL ON FRIDAY
ii Aprl 10 suloS o'ckyh AZ y "a Fourh avenue. ssar
hnstesnh stesA househoh mrnaA ocussdng OF Brrsseis
TURKEY red window sArtanA mAnti And
psroF sus csrysd !pase; escscass r.swcca q.
p.aso forte made ~ FINDER pr mahogany n,asb,e
tep debcard si mahogany carved hair csth eDfNs cAavu
Ae naxbe op centre Abes: vofaire ohakrs, erension
table anlBg chas chandeliers and nrres threN
ply s.d Ins,sn s.yss S ~ erssas beds -. w.sh
recnlng cnAirs encosed vNAkr ase
socsay, GAss, btshen and cher furniture. Asl lo o
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1Ny NJ sOf,n NJ AUCriuN-Os rRIDLY . ~ Js-r.,
Il ~ ociock NJ The stp-R s1a fixtures ~ ~n0'sio
l6s tsst Tsea5 mud s.rse. Of 80
cop6
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MIrw PUBLICATIONS.

q INV ykuIT AND F1IOw6R oAfALo0U1 yon
On l1 viii description and psices Of all 6see 80 planas
Win 10 htes novelties VIII Do urvasdoo epph
q. H. WAibCu. Ola Colony NarsostsA PHmcum naD
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WnIIAx =. BOYD ArorroxnEs.- ssossy

NV fr4lIAM 2. BOYD. ATOTrONEER.-BT Go SCI
w RIcnoLs on Friday, Aprn 10, q los. ee,rcs. al M
Sc Hasnaa sepadhAnA f1rnf
mahogany ssfsa chairs. bwreaus wnshssars ~a-drobsa
sac asd Aacy tss,es beds BEDDING 40 Also A.
alysscsa eegsas rosewood sus In brocaiel Ani bar
dseh masGAsy oAa rocher and chairs In ksr esosh
buDeen, hounae bAAn rsssvoud mah0gary
beck she'es, naboGAny and rosewood dre~dng
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FEAt .f.f.f 'rNN
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DV HENRY n LEEDS 4 90 ON THUkSDAY, AeRlu
ID g. lo o'ooct 1T the residence No ~ Vest twenty
second ST handsome housohod furniture the property OF
9 gentleman leaving he city, Paror furniture Ele An ~
sove'ed soo5 SAT- c,vsred crimson AID maroon
bYoaase wood etpPero centre and side tables r,ay
carved Frpch plate pier glasses large size and rhy
FAMED 4in3nw curtains, Wilton carpets ne OH paicnss
eock oroamens elegant upright o;ts
piano b, Desd1nne. cost 500 Dining room-vahogany
eltersn dining table q feet o,d chairs 10 morocco. made
BY Rous; beunet plated ware, GU glss'
DC sed o0msWDton Brussels carpets rosewood All
mahogany bets.esfs BUREAUS washHsnds and noie,
French ptse giseses window curtains TO-, bar ns<
q be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-09

HRHRY ID. LERDe CO. AUCfloNEBRs, NO. ~
Nassau street, toor below Cstar strer. win rive
~ psrsonai ssSnos - ~sM as,sS We s.t % we
sevhs or hreahns beusekespag fhey have svacyus
sales rem, where psv viii hold re9rar sas scrnmmo
date ncss vhc visa W svA1 tssmssvs 81 As medium Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-09

AuCfLor NQTrCB--J RoSARr, AJCrIoyRsR--B,
"a =. Be0AA -lkls DAY q Iek Sk,osk, q ne anciso
ro.ms ec~ser Of rranh and wilha eeA DAG ssrreyp
nAleYy apparatus al complete eo0lIk N half Il
camerA hssrson nsher, y scsi esyfk tends and On.
Dacny bath one DO. half axe AvrG>sl\ Datng koxsH
scyse1 slzes two head ress ore Abe e~fon, buf
vhee gAlvnne bss.erv oui&e0 aAy3e 80. rakr jar rec
90, Ss:As' VIM even, a.e 2. o. s.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-09

u N LUDLOW. AUCTroNEER
~. Pe-emgory sAIe n close 81 vausbl~
perry Church ard oesde streets, ~ auction.
v. r.. LUDLOW 90. VII sell ~ anC-,on, Tbnr~f.y
Apr99 81 n o'clock, 81 the Merchants kx,hsnse-
Church sizec.-Ihs bouie snd ot No ~ hTch
he wesi sioe ID orng the ~ he VI Re<.e
BEADS strset-Honsc add 'ot No. IL Resds oppss
BIN street.
cspuonssss Hocs large amount can remSin On
band and mortgage.
Maps and fun particulars The oace Of he sucbru<, -
ue " Pine street.
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II oRsss Ees SALE sUrxRIoR PAN, msDIun
II slzed "A Old p~yesuy seund
sir5 Ard ssnte very style and action and vhosi hst
or bisr 90 handsome suouchs; VIII cayry
sops. 5l order by OF the bcxt MAKERS ana bu
usei r0- farther psrtclars sadrcss n a., Don 1851 Ps
onle
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HORSES AVID CARRIAGES.

4 ,AlRlAeB HORSES FOR sArE-A rA1s or Il AND
~ some bay hoS~ss lsz hsnds krh genLs lind In
scuols single hsrnea yeArs "a. and versn. 20
scrrd Caa be Sen t~ rss days ~ tbs pysss cable ~
unA ayesS
LNoR SALSA PAIR or THOROUGH BRnD VASE
nearly strteen hands high I've and d. ell rser
perfect match, seunf eeptc sse rcs t-svc1ern Arpy~
THOMAS MARrIN. Is ives. Twenty fourth s:secs.
LNOn aALs-rwo HoRsls. SOUND AND gIrD ~
al haypess viii besod The fnr-s v ~
unry. INC n Forty s.copjtr between IN go
ktsih aveuuss n me carpenter soy sso. vnsss ~ -
kASnesA
mon sAIE-A SPLENDID CANADIAN rony, NJ
II ysass Old, vArrssted sound and knd - - snvs.S.
la, hlah. color ~ nr seeseI " ~ ss~
ran. OAa be seen ID cold n No 100 PIT sssss
LroR sAIE-SBRHE BAY HohshUs nS ~ - zwn ~;
Nina IN al bsr,esa Also splendid bay eovse hands
a. 40 vears od kisd and tysno agtvR;
soie,dd anil horse. Dan BE- seem ~ pOb9mBb, aAhles
cover OF Hicks and Barrscn sreen Seso breuayn sn0
o'l
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4 UDffoS sALs-eILb nc gotD at PUsbI)AUt
- ton By under th0 OF TIE uadsrsirnsj Hha
~ ~ Nesichsser COUNTY, the uresea ~ t5s 3.
White Plans Ns5bseisy Apr IS 1851 a o's'ocs ~
he narson henge and ttu aes 81 lana Aso trel n
house ard four Ct land $50 s6ort rtv - snt
p'esfasty Stpated lss vnsEocf peils Pl4ss a1i
sdsptei 10 dvsou into sNAA Diets ne pro0crty Of
JsUer Crewf'ri. cc'rsHar ia frrg 80 rev sra ir
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-09

n uC1lor HorrCK u. BooART. AucrIoNHys.-By
"a B09AhT. As Day s,to O'Clock, ssihc s.ctir rooaps
FrAakor and WIN mortrase ssle ho
so,a furnsrs sonssng In PAT Of mahosany tee s,c~
hoesny ss-rsore dissg table, msyb,e vssfsAnds Oh
ch cosGe bedseAds bureaus three eGce seshs OF
hnngea Ae. LOUtau vUif Es, Attorney for tnorxagsn
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Al ]. EDEEUkkh. AUCTION ECE.
"A. A. BLEEckbR 20 WIN Ssll Al susiirn, On Fri
day April TO- AZ i2 oc,ost, ii tho Merchants gSsasnso
Eighth avenue-ihs valuable loL ~ 54zl0L NO Ase asSa
avenue AID the four story brown sone Suhdi1t erscn
rented Tor &47b Has and C-)iJu ihr2aehsa'
Lod severed large portion cf ae puseaGos raSnsy
remain mortgage.
twenty sxth bouss sn6 lot Isc West r~en-
tysix'h s.yee, Eighth avenue.
YEy Hxb street.-The vAgaSlc Central Paye oi 1Cra lilo
Of Fly sxsr street. 2Sxl0)Io 10 fet from oa
Fer and terms appfy at 10 cls. of the nacases.
No q an
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SHyk1rr's SALE or GsuCgadEs-5v 81 - = J0.y.
y on ThprSay April :, Il D'ci,cS =. 3i3 F't1 ,,rost,
brocakn comprising srsr- socx Of i.nl sru.tEy.
teas sngsra Du'ter IAr.a cl snsp us1c"4
vince hquors segars Oh 80 ckassrs -as 51tIss,
40 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-09

vxyuI. BIZ sold AT PUBLIC ArCTDov cH ~ BNAr
w April Ia sos dNposed Of eefo~s .: pyya.s sxA ny
81 borppa carriages hArnen A. 10 na ~ A-e
Are carriage l9A hsrsss, 1917 hcrn nv
hsr~ea cola and n thorosShoreaa The ss VIZ IA
bsovp - e~sdy ILL., nsas ns1iser. nosra ccrfA-, "
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" sac y prBBm BAGIxY a sAyAaG. .: her
salewscn. ~ Ced~y stree 1harsiay April a. 10 A.
staple end ancy dry goods rich ssncy gyos msa- I'd
pets (nsw) hessry, c6cks tc
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ssIgnEE8 sALr-sTocH or
N ship hardware mccAaxics' fofs
Fsncy ha~HwaYc, store fs uyes, rcr safe, Nc
eAMUrr, OsaCOD 4 CD, Auot y.cer,
Store 81 Nsssau srec. WI cell 70 nonov Friday, at l0x
cccck ~ l26 Cherry street. Cksros tbs entire socf,
conskypg Of shps har rre mecansss toos fancy ksxf
wars, sueTy, castings, Ae.
The srures % s se Iron s 80, A.. By crssr Of TIE
Rsignee.
TvPNr op sAr.
Crsh, in bsrta5lo money Only Depsie required 10 pro-
pnri5D 70 Arnouni % pnrchass caa osuss NV reeiy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-09

COUnrRY BOcKsErLEns WHITING NEW YORK
~ win ind extensive and varied stock Of bnSfsh Bha
yesAmon prayer books for the Epcopa Church II he
United eAtea Also Bibles and yTeatAmen,s with psalme for
IN Presbyterian chnrches e. nYRE d SPOTfn-
VOODEB Enlhsh bible Warehouse ia Naaeau 81. N. y
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VNn DUN0RT, ArCvrosEE.-yAIDrNI Lava Va
w lrabIe Posl.iye sac. by orde oftbn
S?sys asdss - d,rsst.on on EoeSt De- y,,ss -sM
pUMOS1 vku ell ~ ancdon fhgrs<sy, kpsn v II IA
o'coch st he Merchants kscsacge. u; -I,asse of
land, viii Ii bulls thereon. Dovn Nee hsLd
Maiden lane, beGpnnE 70 feet from the sc.hess %
broadway being 80 feet front and bv Is fs- je~p re-us
sse For parurllArs aspir 20 The s1ctoneevl No. WAl
rxeel N. B.-fhe above win b. cola In two psreee
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u ID. LUDLOW, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PRO
u perry place Cfhlrty third street, as,on.
IA. LUl,LOW CO win sell al auction thursday,
Apr1 p a. u o'clock =. The kercbans Exchange
place high PhllAdelphka
NO ~ Norman pls,e fhtv third strsep between Eighh
spd kath house ~ ~ feet new with 81 the
dsrr inproveroen.s SaJso remain bond nort
Ho- forthe- parcpiAr Apply the oncs OF the
No. IA Pine street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-09

a FINE LlrrLp FARM or Al ACane, SITUATED
a IN pieasan. and healthy village "A mics from New
York, railroad. superior two tory bo good
buildings, Ane oychAyds. 40. Price t4,cta.
9kUkDaED ROGERS. IS Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-09

L,oR sAI.n On 1xCHAH0B-A DEs.RABLE FAM
jamaica I. oensslnx q abclt ~ scrsa apaies
on the prooayn Al Jamaica pnk rosd he resden
q egvsrn@ k.a nsrs s.s 70 sSaans. po9 ne S.os
within he village nuhA, close 70 ehuroaes suhosA rrc.
10 asd Sui . lev nsasss yAk frun The RAILROAD depot
Rv maple vees have bess planted o. e ect and nroxs
ne csrs g re s,9, sS scs is sS o s.Ss La
sss Al ne .sy .ia ysss re q An vel 10y a .,
BIO yinsss sS,ldt9 n.a yc 'ssms' &c. appS 70 O. n
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J. BLREJKEa 4 co., AUtvIovrEHs. -sCsiTls =;
n sale Of 1b lots at Harlem belonging es.ss OF tbs
isis Seos ~ BrsdEh ~ auruoB !. Fa4ESTFeS .
vii sell Friday Apri "A nj u O'Clock Merchant
lIehango the above pr1peRly embracing 1Fe
ffonts on frss end Second sysnnss 0,s, l0fh l5h
tith IL and l13th streeA The bss Zoo
beautiful grade and the fsches Of ssshbg s-ro
at 10 " fares. eeveH.y cent
Nsps Ac. st he efhce, o. Brosd Vt
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CEORaH COOK. AuCTIoREER WILL. SELL on
NJ 1hfs dsy, April At 1oL ocock the entire furrare ~
ne fsur stsy house ~ bS, vsnsy third street sospe %
Dr.. henry 4. Whne) viz superior rnewaod parkr q.
In srceas rcssvoo6, nahoasny and enane,ied chsmse-
aui eftens'n dinn tablea centre iaolss SOFAS mirrors
tspesry. three ply asd ingram ocohs sas fIurss
visAsv curtains chha and glassware vanofora &e.
pereepusry, ~ he family rslmquah housekeeping
MA o'clocf . small library of valuable mefcN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-09

WANTED TO HxOHAHGg-FOR A Ep5t7 STD
w vsRoa ~ 81 Scres VI iak'e coal lsat n i9ft
Hcrse nust ~ fst rrics a. sni fS6 a'o -qr
Dcpey requrea Nsbnce nnrEsg9 ior tsrl Il -fA.b
", raid once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-09

DAsrysRsBIP-A YOUNG house. WITH A CASH
sspta cfH0oco pcsssssns one q Ne Bot ccnnscocns
n ~ county, and jat starting In he inpcrnG md co
s~ssop arr FOODS trade requires gc business IKE Part
SER With equal amount 81 capital Those who wsh ~
snv Questions v be answered. Address Watson Co. box
$500 Pest Ufnee
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,9s 4. r. Ii. 500 sp',R-OS reI, DAY NPEii, .,
I'D at II nslJch, t1s s.srGDm sref nloOlt5
tbe crce na coin c0c OF snJes9- u paa1ogl
eien. Sad odetn % t1 glnsls heAro ce"
G3es.sa a1s " yhs opscEOa naer
ed vAh rrest cdnsas Awnings n" ioo grs hal,
med arijs viz Shaep Bonner ESc1e wy
DsPrsiare ky.khcust Schems, Carpsh'aro, Plcl
D1rappt blos T~oegsn stoeDgGrd- Sngas, Case, aud
olhArs Ibis coecssDn Ia well NV OF pablo a,teD
y ne tc~av for examination VITA sogues
fss3ay roC,DIcg The viii without ssl
De eoilsd me-
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}. HLRECKER, AuOTiONRkR-a. ) r-.nEuaEI
"a. 90 win sell On Monday Ayr1 IL ., tho me-chsn,"'
kxckAAgo he valuable three Story AMI nsc
% second Goor no. i6o Ferry
tween 6evenh and HiShh svenaes win the ttrse
hg 36y46 los % deep, street 100 feel de
unding frat ckss AsDal hsf
main ~ per cent uhps Sc, 81 he sace. Ne Frosl n,
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wv. wITTERs. AUCTfoSgER WILL s1Ls 90 vsI.
w dsy. SAP. ~. ~ ~ woo-u~v stree. o. M hjsrsr<
urD,nre Ac, IN hJusc consrrg C. 1907 CtAsa3cy,
dtnpg hcheD &c On satnrts, lsT ssnel st-.e
hereafiey
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-09

Wn a. nsnvA1s, ArurroFEE1-yLh-rs AZ
w auciiou Gar, I0t. ccock .. siors -
John street. : sssce va Iety Of Fr~esh sasArs i sasv
yoses and dwarf pear tees Also psn~ snd wee - eys-y
desriotsou frun r. Hcndersou- Jersey Ou Pr
. average auction Brtcea
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-10-21
CARD TO LADIES.

II. PERCIEs ~uACHisH' PILLS-The Importers OF this
reliable and safe remedy for Female Complaints would
respectfully call the attention OF American ladies to its
a. inflIIiabIe in removing distractions and Irregular
ties Of the menses, promptly restoring them in all ca
SeS. The suppression so common is speedily relieved,
and there will he no reezrreHee Of the complaint il this
remedy is usel acc Jrdiug to directions, which accom-
Pany each box and package.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Ladies' EScEINrE. or sgsDee,iRg Themselves 80, are
cautioned against EsiHs them. cs zisearriage could
eEsas. Ladies desiring an increase Of family should
tOrego their ESe eE,reig, cs G Jer pills eGch month
zoaid be sErs TO Prsrsat pregnancy.
PrOprietOrS importers, or agents can he in no wise
responsible after this admOnitiOn. Although certain
in effect. th-y are 50 Mill as never TO produce injury
to the health Mail Packages having the appearance
% an ord nary letter. (Pr.ce Sl.OO) are sold only by
our general agents. who will send them by ma I. post
paid. on receipt of price. Boxes Sl.9j; Half Boxes IS
cents Me-sr..y. b. ALDEN & Co.. Cleveland, o.. are
our general agents. All orders Will promptly filed
by them.
Sold by E A. SMITH & CO.. and SPRING K TURN
Err. Warren, and by Druggists generally.
SIX REASONS WHY EVERYBODY uOCLD Use
DR. TOBIAS VENETIAN IINIMENT:-
III TilId do all AMI more than is stated in pamphlets
9-It 10 the greatest pain reliever in the world.
Sit is perfectly innocent to take Internally.
At is the eleanest and most agreeable article to
apply.
st is an old and tried remedy.
Cit is warranted to do rs recommended-or no pay.
Depot Sc Cor. .lanit street New York Price o5 & so
cts. per bottle SOldb by Spring & TURNER Warren,
and AME YARD & CO., Niles. and others through
he country.
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mMriagts.

In the Church of the Holy Trinity, Middle
ton, Conn, on the 10th inst. by the Rt. Rev.
Bishop Williams. the Rev. CHRISTOPHER S
LEFFINGWELL. formerly of Warren, Ohio,
and Miss CATHERINE B., daughter of Hon.
Charles r. Alsop.
In New Castle, Pa. at the Leslie House, on
the 9Th inst, by Rev. A. G.. Kirk. Mr.. j.. P.
CRAMER, and Mss AUSTIA KIRK. both of
Hubbard
At the Parsonage in Bazetth. on the I4;h inst,
by Rev. j. W. Hill, Mr.. JOHN CROSSMAN,
and Miss LUCIA TURNER, both of Fowler.
In Brook6eld. on the 18th inst, BY E. D. King.
J. p, Mr. FREEMAN MUNSON, of Vienna.
and Miss SALLY BENEFIT. of B~rOOk6eld.
In Bazetta. on the 18th inst, by Rev. Vim. @.
Clark, Mr.. JOEL II. HORTON, of Fowler, and
Miss CAROLINE J. DRAY, of Bazetta.
In Niles, on the 18th inst, by Rev. S. Heard,
Mr.. WILLIAM YOUNG, and Miss ISABELLA
MORGAN, both of Austintown.
On the sth inst, by Rev. S. Heard, Mr..
JAMESSTEwART, ofyienna, and MssJANE
CALDWELL, of Liberty.
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The financial skies begin TO clear in
New York. Confidence r%evives. Stocks
have gone up with a bound. New York
State Stocks have advanced thirteen PER
cent. within two days. Central Rail
Road Stock is fifteen per cent. higher
than it was a week ago. Virginia 6's
Jumped II per cent in a day. Even
Erie and Illinois Central. whose engage
mcnts were lately protested, went up,
the one 5. the otaer S per cent. Not a
security sold at a decline. Gold begins
10 grow abundant. Specie was carried
through the streets yesterday, looking
for buyous at 4 per cent and found them
scarce There is a story that an agent
of the Rothschilds came out in the Van
derbilt, TO embrace this opportunity OF
buying up a large quantity of Ameri-
can securities at low rates.
The Vanderbilt brings $685. 900 in
gold from Europe. The Northern Light
brings 81, 664, 200 from California
Gold beg ms TO find its way back TO bank
vaults. The run for savings has ceased.
The Bowery Savings Bank alone receiv-
ed yesterday S5.OO1 in deposits, some
of il in the same bags that carried il of
a day or two before. Some who had
drawn out gold to sell it in Wall street,
found no market for it, and brought il
back.
There is no more trouble about bills
Everybody takes those of banks in this
State without scrutiny. You hear moth
ing more o. ',hrown out" or ''broken"
money. A dollar will go for a dollar,
and silver change is freely given for 1t
The banks take all State bills on deposit
/ Bank stocks share in the general rise
Bank of Commerce is up to 70t and
American Exchange at 70-a rise OF IL
per cent.
Help is promised TO the merchants
Accommodations were more liberal yes
terday than for weeks past. The banks
agree that there shall be an increase D
discounts as rapid as their means vii
permit. Business faculties will be ex
tended 10 bring forward the crops, and
that once effected. all things will gradu
ally but surel: recover their healthy
tone.-Aib1ny journal.
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@fatbs.

On the 9th inst, at his residence in Fowler.
Of Apoplexy, Mr.. MOSES R. PORTER, NJ. D.,
in the 18th year of his age.
He was born in Worthington, Mass. received
his Medical education at Rutland. Vermont
He emigrated to Ohio, and located IN the town
of Fowler in 1918, where he resided until his
death. In him the Church Of Christ has lost one
of its frmest supporters. He made a profession
of Christian faith over forty years ago, and
united with the Congregational Church, of which
he ever remained n consistent member. In him
the cause of Education has lost one Of its bright
est ornaments, the poor, one of their best friends.
While we are called to mourn his loss, we sorrow
not as those who have no hope, but trust that
our loss is his eternal gain.
Batavia and Osvego, n, Y; Rutland and St
Adams, Vt, papers, and Cas- Co, Tribune,
Mich, please copy. COMMUNICATED
In Ouumwa. Iowa, on the 18th inst, at the
residence of C. G. Packard, MILTON A, son of
Julia A. Packard, of Lordstown, aged 10 years.
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AMERICANS SCARTERINe.-The Amer
lean party in Ohio is at length thorough
ly I'D -moralized" and gone. 1t is we'll.
Its more sensible members had become
tired of helping it to drag out a painful
existence; they saw. plainly. that sooner
or later, it must come to this, and they
preferred to have it over. Very many
through the State, voted for Gov. Chase.
We cannot yet exactly estimate the pro-
portion. Taking city and country to-
gether, a majority of them may have
goue 10 the Democratic side. But one
thing we regard as certain. that no eff
f'ri will be made again to rally the par
ty, now reduced to an insignificant rem
nant. 1t has had its day. and had bet
ter make no further show Of existence.
Cincinnati Gazette.