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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-08

Aitcr the another o. - at hv the l.rt.
lows ~ vi their chckeus against Paterson bird
iot sc, ~bch sso ~on by them second outside
match " oDe of their buds against second Paterson
chcsen had like result A match OF a Westch--ter
against Jersey rnsde in which one
the dunghs broke bis leg AZ the rs, ssp splrs
asd put sort @; period to the rooaediBFs hch were
net resumed until after q general rccess The whole
affair seemed "a give ample Satisfaction 10 the Clancy
who aiendtd-anong the mort compaocai being certain
Of the venerable Of cy fathers aud several
the Tpilce out u uniform.
a PicEpcEE1 orTvurtp ny A 1Apv-Tt Is becoming
somevha; notorious to people in the habit Of crosns in
The ferry boats plying between New York and liz sister
cities that r'ckroce a, certain hours Of the day. whom
The hong greatest, seize tn, auspcous opportunity n
ply Their bearous 'uIatou LADY resident 81 Jersey
CITY, who had reed the papers ard "pos,ed" laid
trap for one of theae gentry had the satisfaction
seeing him nicely ured n,o s foils she placed In nc
rccrvt q her drc-s porcmonnsic containnr some slb
ur go in broken brnk bills and while coming OF the boa,
with The crowd the Jersey side, she felt hand
"a In her pocket, but which quickly withdrawn
she couc scarcely behave that he bad secured Tic prize
hut found that he bad seps OF with the
notes. Wonder the thief made enough pay pas.
on thn. tripS Hss little singular that many
men hsve their pockets picket with impuuty. rely
they must be Of the vhtn man 10 fruhl'ng
about their dress Can there be any truth the SANDER
that "a fellow feeling makes them wondrous kindy'
TArAr AcnpESr AZ RsBwn.--Mr Henry Head resiling
Railway, n J., fatally injured Tuesday aA@e.
Noon u inst by coll upon which 10 was rdlng falling
backward urcn him, car-ng death the ne,t day. Mr..
irti was 81 years old and engaged in this In the
Wholesale vine and bIuor business.
NEw HAaiEx SrEASBoAT.--Tho new steamer Sylvan
Grove belonging the Harlem and New York Navigation
Company, will be launched from Mr. Golfers yard foot
Of Forty fourth street. Fast river Wednesday morning
eight o'clock She IS incpdcd ~ the route be-
tween Peck clip and Harlem bridge, in connection with
the sylvan Shore and will be finished In time 10 take her
place on the LIST OF Nay.
MILITARY visrr.-.The Seventy first Regiment Of this
city, making preparations TO visit the city Of Baltimore
In the spring.
FIRE PINE srRFE1 The alarm Of Ere for the Seventh
district Sunday afternoon, about O'Clock, caused
nv FIRE being discovered IN the unfinished marble
'front.' buildings Noe 80 and 81 Pine street owned by VIM
g. Wetmore The fire originated the FIRST floor, from
barre Of pulvcrzed charcoal The nremeu arrived
md extingusbed the fire. DAMAGE about $40
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Port Of New York. February =, 1855.
ARRIVED

iftRivTn
Steamship .rshis M liverpool Jan e With nssc
sna ~ passengers, Cun-rd day passed ships
luscarrrn, nnc Pomona bound into Lvcrpo0, 2h
lr scntnstp NiaSG NJ Boston. bound Jan, Feb lat A.
- Ion t2 y, passed ship Alhaiross bound W.
Bsrk R'occrr cf S~ar~ror), Colcurd ~a'anyrs Jan
WITH sugar, 20 Mp Buck 60. Has experienced aad "
gths: sprung fore yard. &C.
BARK Csnnesos, GIANT Csnfuesos Jan H. with sugar W
CLasieain rOnyer Jan IS Ia "a 90 lon 81 90 SPOKE brig
Jutn. from Havana for Bcc.on. 10 days out
fr Preniiss notes ,of Boson carver. xaanza II dsys
thsfe. Experienced heavy weaihfr.
brr olstiacr tbrl saer, :. Johr NIB days with po.a
tors, 20 hanc: vessel I, j Whitney Co
kchr Vim Ellis, Nichols, Wilmington, NC. days
kcfr " Burnett Worth. Ncvb-rn, 6d.ya
Sthr Thomas g fraEk webb. North Carolina. 4 davs.
tchr Cen John Crutcr. Dobson. Virginia days
Sckr waupopsa, Morris, Stnyfns, Dei.
kcht Fleetwood Burr S.ietn.
Steamer City of Richmond. Mitchell. Richmond.
Steamer Delaware. cours. PHILADELPHIA
Steamer Curiew. Wnhsns. Providence
SAILED
premen ship Iiz-iein weiker London.
Wind during The day FROM tow.
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the London Money Market.

Prom 1e Liverpool lines (ciiy article Jan. ~.
Yesterday afternoon the bank directors At their usual
weekly meeting did net reduce their Of discount
reduction vas expected by many others there were on
The other hand, who conceived The period IN short since
tn last dmiDUtou but entertain strong conviction that
next Thursday will see The minimum rate Of decosnt h
per cent This feeling s now universal The continued
case Of the money market the almost daily addition OF
large 10 the stock Of bullion IN the Bank and the
low rates which bills are discounted in tho op~o mar
ket good grounds for believing per cent too hsh
charge 10 be long maintained.
Tho stock Of bullion in the bank Is now l4H millions
and the discount market Is full Of money. Choice
paper is negotiated u,Ie at 3s 10 per cent AT the
Bank Of England the applications still very limited
The return from the Rank Of England for the end
ing the Goth Of January gvs the following results wnen
compared " ith the previous week -
Public ccpoeits f2S13,13S Decrease 25S
Otber deposits. .Is3s6,6os Decrease ...... 73s O35
Rest .......... 36ss.6i4 Increase ......... s5les
on the other eide Of the account
Government securities 60 leI oss Unchanged
Oher securities .... % Gb9 Decrease u 500 OO3
Mites unemployed o.. s,1p9 450 Increase 10. Cos us
The amount OF notes IN circulation s go o22C25 being
~ pcrese o. $3.50 295 and the stock Of bullion both
departments is Gl4 435 .slb showing Increase OF
lois,7Os when compared with the preceding return.
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News from China.

BLOCKADE OF THE CANTON RIVER BY FRANCE
LORD ELGIN's ULrmATUM TO THE EMPEROR
REPORTED MEDIATION OF RUSSIA BRITISH AID
VANCE ON PRKN EXPECTED.
We nave advices from China dated at Hong Kong on
10th OF December.
The French Admiral has proclaimed the blockade of
Canton river on the part Of France.
The Island Of Donan opposite Canton was occupied on
the 18th Of December by the English and French forces
The Chinese allowed ten days to accept ulu-
matum
At three P. NJ steamer with London mails, had been
sgpalled.
Lord Eeins ultimatum delivered to Yeh, who
shows no disposition 10 -. (Something omitted)
The island Of Sonar (HonapY occupied without
sistapce the 18th. GREEN Acting Consul General.
Passengers England from Hong Kong that the
Russian Admiral bad from the North and offered his
services mediator between England and China, which
offer declined but similar from the American
Commodore was accepted.
The Paris correspondent of the London Times says:
II Is asserted that the British and French governments
have decided that in the capture of Canton snail not
induce the Emperor accept the offered 10 him,
the allied troops march TO Pekin and in that
the Emperor Of the French will supply additions troops
Exchange at Hong Kong AZ lld.; Shanghae, oe. 41Sd
70 6s. Cd.
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The British Funds have progressed from inactivity in
the early portion OF the week TO sate of animation and
sensible advance, which will be observed table
Of fluctuations Yesterday consols which closed the
previous day at s4 to s6 for the Atm of February were
this the quotation current at O'Clock For money
the price was, at the hour 96 After the close Of
the Stock Exchange the market hrmer the quotation
for the account being 951s, "buyers" New three per
cents, % to ESQ., bank stock 226, Dds, 224 three and
bali per cent Exchequer bonds falling payable in 1859,
again freely offered and declined 2s, closing
at 19s TO 2Ss premium To-day the market firm, at
advance Of 4, per cent Consols for money closed ut
sbA to s5s and for the account at 95H to 95h three
per cents 9b1s TO 95ss.
The following table will show the fluctuations in
sols since the 18th instant
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PEEcoCIoUs.-At the Poorhouse in Taunton,
Mass, q few days since, mother gave birth to a
child weighing eight pounds, the mother being
eleven years Old and the father but fourteen. The
mother herself was born in the Poorhoase May "a,
lSi1. They are both likely To do we'll
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CISCR ATT PORK TRADE.-The number of hogs
received at Cincinnati this is 423 ass, against
344 ,5l2 for the same time last year. The indica-
tons now are that the business this season will ex-
coed 400 600. Abe weather j. very favorable ard IL
is quite probable hogs will be cut for three week, 10
come. Prices are firm at s. so "a s. ga per 100 lbs
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WEIGHING CoAL.-A bill is now before the Penn.
tyvania Legislature requiring coal dealers 20 weigh
each cart load Of coal at the place Of delivery.
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DENTIsrR

~ the lowest possible prices Sets silver -; on gold
x2s; ccnnuous gum III Teeth extracted without eas4
psin, sis Canal street Mercer, one block OF
brosdwby.
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VALENTINES

A kASI WAY
"A 10 MAKE TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS
groo.c,s Is, y, 70 ,n5 ,s, ror one % f,xp,s rors
vALrNrrrEs
Copisiplun The foo,ripe .srxe assortment, viz
Iai cfnc Valentines sssctisl sso 81 senum'sl, s'sorto
~ No sentir rrtsl, . ~ g "
X "a svsleniine Writer'S
C vaien line Cards
Tbese r Nc scn, ~ once rea package by express. Oh
o,tsrvse n any CITY. village IN the United States
'N'' wv TEN DofI.ARs
This TIE meet liberal offer made valentine dealers
valentine companies and wholesale dealers supplied on
ucst liberal terms fer cash
r. ". sTRONG Manufacturer W Nssssus. NJ.
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mIsCN,.,,snEn,ls

G10 REWARD -LosT Il SUNDAY rrcur SILK
Wv Nnerioan har ~ getting ~ Ne third avenue
cars he hndcr v The acve reward by leaving ~
At r. O. Richardson's, 10, John street
IyTH wARn.-RsGULARs MEET AZ CLINTON GAR.
~ den, IN Clntoh street betseen Broone and Deancey
stt cts This evening at o'clock
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Excess Of imports exports. ........fS al ,374
There has been fair demand for silver this week aud
quotations FULLY maintained. Gold has freely
imported but buyers are very scarce the Bank OF Eng
still freely offered and may be bought shade under tn
n1iO ledD
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The present returns when compared with those in No.
vember, show extraordinary results, as follows
STICK Of bullion
Novemvel iot
Increase e. a6l, 7ls
Reserve of mites
November IL, 1857. fa67 no
January 70, lSSS .............. 100, 400
Increase PAL TAO
OtI1~r securities.
November Is, 1857. f3l $40 III
January 20, 1865 20 250 6bs
Decrease. GO 100 ,05S
The eh1cia return Of the movement Of the precious
metals for the week ending Wednesday, the 10th uit.
give the following results
Gold Ntlp~r 7asal
Importation ........ FL OH eb9 lSS7l9 li45,s7s
Expectation. 1878 4l6426 49, ,304
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II IL the middle agcs, particularly 10 southern Cyun-
tries customary % pcrsecute BY hired
astnseing. the weird ihese latter has become
more moral Tic crime % assassination hAs long since
disappeared from political annals Wiked,css, ths n ls
revolving that human nature conceive, has found
asylum among ;hcso VINO style Themselves the u
future Nazzn and be sccompoes DO not scrdple 10
themselves ass.ssins
Wuhcu, any doubt " attempt lately comm tod
against the Emperor OF Tie Preach las been sche@ed In
those haunt ~ crime where TIE refugees assemble
There o, several degrees Of pcrversy the 2erre;ra
Ton ~ these Internal attempts Inc which speak
81 is y re very biacicst dye
An s'rcci"us ccwardice horrible indifference for the
yves ~ persons whom TIE sssassus bad interest
harmng, Distinguishes this crime above predecessors
The ~'echcs launched their Internal proectle. 10 the
midst - compact crowd hoping 70 reach the victim
they bad selected. The hand Wht1 scaters death aid
not uemble, though ? woman, whose beauty and good
ness r. admired BY al the world seated Al the side
u her husband The totesiable TIE dee the more
attraction appears " have fer perverse natures
TIE French Revo'ut1n has made known 10 Ne zen gbo
have loved evil for evils sake; and who feeding their
fury In the blood n fellow citizens, have only ehet,ad
Tier thirst 'or more II q not yet extinct This
msady has not yet dlsa peared No foresight ,an offer
protean against crimes u this nature TIE search o.
81 police cannot penetrate into The secrets Of the soul
enf he hand % Col does lot shelter the VIC, ~ AT
"tter protector Is vain.
Tho lie Of TIE Emperor Napoleon " me precious pro.
psfty u The world and the millions 81 who live out
y he limits q he vast empire should render thsnkf 70
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SECOND Stock Of NEW GOODS
Z d n B u RGI
CHEAP nRADY PAY STORI}i

| HAVING just returned from the eastern
IL cities with our SECOND STOCK OF WINTER
GOODS bought with cash uU. " the nuence of ha rd
times, and the great desire ot eastern mercha nts to
realize as we'll as reduce ther stocks of goods we
can offer Inducements for the purchase OF winter
goods that Ia beyond the power of our neighb0rs to
give. For instance. Offer 1900 yards of l2Lc De
bage for l0c. $500 yards of SHE Kentucky Jean for
2Sc 400 yards of 2Jc all wool Ca ssinere for OO
Ssu yards OF t2tc all wool Cashmere for 95c,
5000 yards of l2lc Prints Cor llic. lOCO yards Of 6c
Ganton Flannel for l2le: 500 yards Of SIZE all wool
hea tianei inr H5e lco yards of soc all WOOL Black
',eaire tar 40c. 1000 pounds rime brown Sug for
&c. NJ" ASSES SO cent por galI"n. Prime Syrup 55c
Ter gallon. Oranges for Christmas AMI New Yunrs
Raisins II cents per pound Prime Nutmrgs &c er
"unsr. .s. Cloves SC er! pnnnd. ! % steel mixed
Tatihett az 'Jc Ch dfab mi ed SattinGlt at 15c.
OO brown mixed Satin, It at 7je. IGUD pounds the
hre1test :o.rn arm aud cotton warp you ever saw
Tor 2jc per pound Sbeeng, tho heaIies cents per
ward. All grades same proportion. Cheapest lot of
Preached IN iae country Cotton Batin (ane French
We per roll. Ditto. od l2ic per pound.
bsoenc anu riaid ShaWls cheaper than those advcr.
tiscd b! our Leishbors at cost.
as snSTS ls no controversy as TO our keenirg the
pest FIFTY CENT TEA in this section ofcouinry, VIC
viii say to tea drinke have another and heavy
supply Of the same kind.
PRINTS BY THE POUND.
Remnants In and pounl lots of the best Prints
In the world, that will cost you cents per Mound
Bought as these goods have been there is no doubt
put we can undersell all the country around with
iar pront to ourselves and also greatly benefit those
Wlshlhg 10 purchase. With q full md complcte stock
tm"re so than any other merchants In the county0
at the rates We are now offering them VIC would nd-
wise all to give us call, and nnd the cheapest lot of
FOODS tho ever saw.
IPHighest market price for all kirds Of nroduce
DANIEL W. GOFS g. BROS.
Edrb"~g. December 81, 1877
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The CaSket Of Diamonds.
WFEHT TNT1DNAT .

The Casket Of Diamonds.
A WEEKLY JOURNAL containing 8:
| IL columns Of choice reading matter of eharac
ter calculated to instruct, amuRe and interest th,
ger eral reader will be commenced on the let SatuT
ONLY 81 PER ANNUM1N ADVANCE
The Casket OF Diamonds will be the cheapest, bes
ard most entertaining Weekly Paper ever publish {
In New York.
DIAMONDS! DIAMONDSu
90 thousand dollars worth Of pure California Da.
monds set in every conceivable style of Gold Jewel
to be to the subscribers of the Caske
Dfamohde. There are gifts worth less than o5
Gel Is, and from that up to $3L0.
GIFTS! GIFTS! GIFTSM
Every subscriber will receive beautiful Rir, In
Gold or Diamond Jewelry immediate on recent OF
bis or her name, accompanied BY the amount of sub
scIiptIon money.
The subtcribers names as fast as received, will be
placed In regular rotation, book opposite des
gnating Nos and the gift containing corresponding
40: VIII oe sent immediately post paid, TO the SUBJ
. LADIES! LADIESM LADIES!n
IoH can get large number Of subscribers for the
CasEet Of Diamonds by little extra exertion and fer
every lo subscribers names you forward u.s. aceonpa.
hiCd ~ the money, we will send You, beautiful din
m1nd gift. We make the san. offer to Gentlemen
fease bear In mind the fact that every subscriber
70 me Casket Of Diamonds will receive beautiful
gift immc diately receipt of his or her name &C.
companted by the subscription money.
Persons wishing to commence with first number
snould send in Immediately, the gift they will re-
ceNe Will them TO speak 10 others of their
success, and thereby assist materially in
our pon list to commence with the nrst uum.
Der. " Wv -S NSl
Among the interesting features Of our pansy viii
DC Love correspondence of the most thrilling and
exciting character, which took place In Paris in 1855
oetwiXt an English Gentleman and French Lady-the
Iahhlcal opposition Of the Lady's Father 70 the
union Of his daughter with the English Gentleman il
described In the most vivid md interesting manner
Rs VOL as the successful plots Of the young lady 10
These letters are deeply interesting, and Of pure
UPEach subscriber mHstsend 81 three cent postage
stamps Tor return postage on gift.
Address
NELSON, HICKS, & CO,
(Proprietors Of Casket Of DiamondsA
o, ~ , IS Nassau Street N. Y. |
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w q "A tlRd q
s.5, s. 10000
GOOD SEASONED OAK SPLIT
$ P Cd X B.@ 8,

no make Into those SON FAsH,oS3n
l. WHEELS" whichthose who maxi the new style
from Sawed and Turned Spok es feel 40 muci SortX
a5 ~, wiz Oe % seen py ths
Magazine 10 give currency fothersawed and luSn.
ed spokes. 1ts not the hrsi time u Rundreds thst
Linos and newspapers, ''puhlng', up nrHpres. So.
hans and M1ltcaulis have bad their day and ShsSs.
has can n no longer be palped ofon poor appTtntlss
00ysand others at pair. and thetme a not yerT
far distant when this 'sSaN ed and Turned Spikes
humbug Wit be classed among the thing we're. 10
is no easy matter TO make Intelligent men believe
that Uaehn made boots nd shoes clotbibR Wooden
horn gun hints, bassw ood cncumbe seed1.
c, are as good as the ''old fath,ened,' Mind; eseI
Job on this day I'm mbug VIII the peoplSkSyO
had a iihie experience in the matteFss Bht ithey
sa So% tRsiF RST %
Is, viz: that they split into LARGE saved
into proper size and then turned.
They invite all In want ofC arriagcs to civ thSA
CALL BY all menns give them call and be sure spd
examine the manneEfn which their spokes are % we'd
and turned and pat up, and then COME and essmlno
ours, which they Tidicule being old @0d
then purchase wherelntere diclsteS. Curve = a
speak for ITSELF as has done for more than twenIy.
Tour yearsPast. Wewantit ndeTstood thai We dDsSt
go around begging the people to donate 10 US by TAX.
Ing stock purchasing aeaihs their ipI:rc...
but we shall always take pleasure IN showing ctlso.
"hlch they are made and he manner In which skeg
are put together. l.&aE 7Is{ EfFsTa IL
Allusion is madctot smaplinesS In buslnoss:" Al
some othe< time, abriefchspter under that hPa nav
moi oe nnhtsresfheto the fnblie h1tfof tire pseset
70 win barely say that, ever bttiesG
sas:, we cannot give any lessons In the manly Eciof
Lquldutlng Lone bills With sEoRT money; neithsYao
we understand the NIeHT PROCESS Of rtpokes
Tor wheel mnkeIs. Nor yet are VIC vtrsed in The
agreeable and Renhemanly business Of xTl o1R
CREDIT At BANK and putting our property BE-, Ghd he
reach OF the long arm OF tie law.
desired, the opinions ofth0 best Carriagc makers
Northern Ohio be Ind as TO The utility Of thoss
sawed and tnrhed Spokes." and some very exseIi NJ
and Interesting samples Of the same exhibited.
RaTenna Jure A. 1887
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TAILORING

The subscriber has just received his Fail
stock of Black, Blue, Brown, French and English
BroadcIoths of superior quality. Alsn- Black and
patterns. Also full assortment of vestlngs of ali
kinds; the most strecerche'' Velvet Vestings NAV be
found at my store. as also Silk and Satin Tho repn-
OF my cutlhg department is fully established
being competent 10 suit both old nd yourg,
october 8, 1857 CHAS GREISEEJET
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AID MORTLEY, ESQ, of Ur1cA N. Y, writc,: q ba&S
used your Ic.oraI myself and in my mily ever sInce
you invcned It, and believe it the best medicine for s
PURPOSE ever put out. With bal cold should soonsr
pay twenty Eve dollars for bottle tap do witheut IL ~
| take any other remedy" :,
Group, WhOoping Cough, influenza.
, SPAINGFIELD MISS. Fob. 2, 1854 v
Is the best remedy possess for tho cure OF whoina
cough Group and the chest diseases Of children We e
your fraternity In tho South appreciate your Sk -
- HIRAM CONKL1S, NJ D.
AMOS LEE ESQ, MONTEREY, Ia, writes Sd JAM 1851,
had tedious Influenza which confined mo In doors
zig weeks took MANY medicines without relief: 6nallv
tried your Icor by the advice Of our clergyman Tha
hrst dose relieved the In my throat and nrsi
ss tnan one halt the bottle made me completely veA
Your medicines the cheapest as well as the best NJ
gan ony ana we esteem you, Doctor, aud your remedsA
~ the poor mans fficnd"
Asthma or Phthisic, and Bronchitis.
VEST MANCHESTER, Pa, Feb. 4, 1855
Err: four Cherry Itctorat Is performing mnryelloua
cures in this section 1t has relieved several from alarm
Ing symptoms Of consumption and 10 now curing man
last forty years. HENRY M 10 panE as Ms1eSant % the
A. A. RAMSEY, II. D., ALBION, MoSRoE Co.. Iowa.
writes Sept g. 1855 During my practice Of many r."
have found nothing equal to your Cherry RcoraI iog
such as Gurabls"
We might add volumes Of evidence but se most con
vncng proof of the virtues Of this remedy found IN ~
effects upon trial,
consumption '.'F'
Probably no one remedy has been knewn whicA
cured SO many and such dangerous rs ths Some
no human aid can reach; but to those the eyry
feetorI affords relief and comfort.
AsroR HOUSE, NEW YoRK CRY, March s. ist,
DOCTOR ATER, LOWELL: feel It duty and pIeasnrS
10 INFORM you what your Cherry Pictorial has done for nv
wife She had been FIVE months lahorng under the dan
gsrous symptoms Of Consumption from which no sid We
could procnre gave her much relof She was steadily fall
n until Dr. Strong of this city, where have come IN
aaHcc recommended trial Of your medicine We bless
his Kindness as we do your skil for she has recovered
mat day. She is not yet as strong she used b.
Yours with gratitude and regard, ''N4-
r..e.. ORLANDO SHELBY, OF sHrlaryn4R. 8;
Consumpires do not despair till you have tried Arrrs
CHERRY PICTORIAL 1t Is made by Of the best medical
chemists In the world and Its all around us bespeah
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Saving, Planning and Lumber.
Dressing.

THEundersigned having purchased Stem
L Flaming and Lumber Dressing Machine, i, nrc
Paredto plano and dress all kinds of Lumber. both
hard ana soft, on short notice, and in the most ar
servtcins lumber for barn oa rds for from sa "a
oO per thousand, according to timber; oatI.ns ten
cents per hundred feet, and all other Lumber ~
county wishing lumber dressed and matched f'p
prompt manner. t'" " '"'"' "no
For further narticuare, call on tho subscyihev a,
GUSTAVUS LANES CABINET SHOP a.
Near N. d. Clark's Carriage Manufactorv.
Ravenna. June 4, Is57.-6m. A. RiRRFR