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Unot due.
6. No losses 4 ustci and due.
Amount hs e iSsies n sith he, Snadused .s
y. Losses in suspense waiting further
proof, included in tn. answer above.
10. All other claims against the Company. s,eni ls
IL. The rule OF the Company is not TO exceed 600
In any one risk. subject to loss by single fire.
H. The amount insured in CITY or village, depends
npon its subsequently, al the desirable risks to be
had; subject TO the rule last above named.
IL. The amount insured in any one block OF build
ings depends upon its size and construction,
the rule above referred to.
IL. No part Of the Capital earnings Of this Com
pany has been deposited in any other State security
for losses therein and such deposit is required Nv
any State except Indiana; from which State the
Agencies OF this Company were wthifswnr as this
Company entertains the opinion TINT its entire Capt.
tai and resources pledged for the equal security Of
all its Policy holders, aud should remain. Under
the opinion OF late Attorney General OF the State OF
Indiana aforesaid, pronouncing the Law INVALID and
VOID, some OF the Agents Of this Company have re-
of Insurance in that State.
And this Company will recognize all its Policies
issued to any party parties in the State Of Indiana
as valid and OF binding obligation, and pledges itself
surhncr; whether held 10y OF the passage Of
t,e law seferreu to ~ NOT.
D BOWERS, Secretary.
HARTFORD COUNTY,
Personally appeared C. b. BOWERS, secretary Of
the Hartford Fire Insurance Company, and made oa
that the foreRoing statement by him subscribed, Is
Company, and exhibits so far lie a~certanci at
this date its actual condition the first day Of jan
Jury, 1855.
Before me, U.H. BARBORN, J.P.
Applications Tor Insurance may he made to the
dersigned, ALLEN G. uALIOCK, Agept,
jan2ldAw Evansville. .i.-.ana.
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The Liver - one ~ inc
human body and when IT,
the powers Of the system
stomach isalmost entirely
action of the liver for thel
functions. When the sto
are at fault, and the wholel
quence Of one organ-thel
its duty. For the diseases
proprietors has made il
more thVn twenty years,
wherewith to counteract
to which Il Il liable.
To prove that this re-
person troubled with liver
forms, has but to try a
certain.
A compound has bcen
and extracting that part
active virtues Of the medi-
all morbid or bal matter
ing in their placeahealthy
the stomach, causing food
the blood giving tone and
merry removing thecauses
ing a radical cure without
AFTER effects, felt by using
that is usually resortcd
One dose after eating is
stomach and prevent the
ing
Only one dose taken ic-
nightmare.
| Only one dose taken at
gently and cures coStive
One dose taken after
pepSia.
sT One dose 81 two
relieve a sick headaches
One bottle taken for fe-
the cause Of the disease,
Olly one dose jmmedi-
One dose often repeated
Norhus and n preventa-
One dose taken often
renee OF bilious attacks,
feelings.
~Only one bottle Is
system the effects ofme,li
| One bottle taken for
lewness or unnatural col.
One dose taken n sifor-
vigor to the appetite and
One dose often repeate'l
in its worst forms. while
plaintsyield almosttp the
One or two doses cures
while FOR worms in child
CT or spce'fier re nedy in
There Is No eX1ggsration
arc plain. sOierficts. that
prove, while all who Use
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THE RIVER.
Arrivals and Departures.
From T. G. O'Riley & Co.'S Register.l

MARCH 10.
Empress, Louisville to New Orleans
J. s. Pringle, New Orleans to Cincinnati.
Chancellor, Louisville to New Orleans.
Diana, New Orleans to Louisville.
Antelope, Louisville to New Orleans.
II. Bridges, Bowling Green to Louisville.
Bracelet. Louisville e. Bowling Green.
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principal regulators Of the
'Hperforms its functionswell
Aare fully developed. The
Adependent on the healthy
proper performance OF its
is at fanltthe bowels
.system suffers in conse-
-, iver-laving ceased to do
. " that organ, one OF the
his stud. in "A practice Of
Ito find some remedy
Ithe many arrangements
~mc,ly is at last found, any
complaint in any OF its
. bottle, and conviction Is
formed bydissolving gum
(which is soluble for the
These gums remove
Afrom the system, supply
bow OF bile invigorating
TO digest we'll, purifying
health the whole machi-
-rf the disease. and efiec
any OF the disagreeable
-calomel or mineral poison
Sufficient to relieve the
food from rising and sour
fore retiring prevents
- ni.ht loosens the bowels
mes.
c,ch meal will cure Dys-
iesspoonsful will always
@na,e obstruction removes
Nsnd makes a perfect cure.
A,tely relievescholic while
n sure cure for cholera
1--WE Of cholera.
will prevent the recur-
awhile itrelieyes all pain.
Aneetied 10 throw out ofths
-cine after a ong sickness.
-IapUaice removes all yell
" fro m the skin.
".i.ie before eating gives
.makcs FOOD digest we'll.
cures Chronic Diarrhpa
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MISCELLANEOUS.

SUNDRIES.-
- 81 ibis Tanners Oil;
q coils Manila Rope, large size;
81 boxes Cheese;
az Sacks fine Liverpool Salt;
co boxes IIerrings;
5000 bundles Wrapping Paper:
40 gross Bonnet Doaris, in store and for sale by
fcl2 TEGNEY L. SORENS0S.
"HEAT SACKS
w COCO Two Bushel 0snaburgh Sacks, just reed
and for sale by. lseptS r. s. BABCOCk.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.
LAND FOR SALE.

TIME Subscriber offers for sale 30 acres Of rstrate
II upland, situated a half miles from W est
franklin Psoey county Ind, Il acres are cleared, and
the remainder is covered with heavy timber.
For terms, &c, enquire OF the subscaber on the
property, or to j. d. Campbell near the premises.
jan ls-d&w3w ID. l.. MARTIN.
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cows WITH YOUNG CALVES.

HAVE SEVEN GOOD MICH COWS WHICH
j have selected with great care. hut hav-
ing changed my business, wish to sell f9EE
them For particulars apply II RN-NSSCS
BROOK CO., Water Street, Evansville N.Y.
mar..lw A. W. CHUTE.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE
O. N a ID a!
DISSOLUTION OF THE
PALMERSTON MINISTRY
And formation Of

CONSERVATIVE CABINET!
HALIFAX, March ion
The Canada has arrived with dates to the
2Tth
The sales of cotton for the week were 81 900
bales. All qualities slightly advanced
Breadstuffs quiet. Provisions declining.-
Consuls e6Jzdy7.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

rELEGRAPHED ExcLUsIvELY TO THE EVANSVILLE
DAILY JOURNAL BY a. W. LINE.
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HNAR AND RICE.
IL ~ bbls Tar;
5tfcyves Rice, just reed by
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Restaurant and Eating Saloon.

ID b. TAYLOR, beEs leave to inform his old
IN. friends and the public, that he has Just
rcpl9nished his stock Of eatables in his now sa-
loon in the basement of Messrs. Merrcl & Car
ter's Iron and Tin-Waro store and that hereaf.
ter he will always be prepared to furnish his Gus
toners with every thing usually found in such cs-
tablishmcnts--to wit Ice Cream, Ale, Lagur
Beer Tobacco and Cigars of the very bost quail.
ity, Fruits and Confectionery Of all kinds, dc
Thankful for past fayors, he solcits a contnu
ance Of public patronage. Imay II, IS.
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I ICENSE NOTICE.-Tho following named
II person has flied in the Office of the Clerk
Of the Court Of Quarter Sessions of Clcarlcld
County his petition for license at the Noycm-
ber Sessions next, agrce0bly to the Act Of As
sembly Of March 2sth, 1856, entitled "An Act
to regulate the Sale Of Intoxicating Liquors,
&c.
W. W. Anderson, Of Pennyille, in Penn
township, to keep Tavern.
Oct Goth, 1858. GEORGE WAL-RS, Clk.
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ENHE GREAT PURIFIER -
THE WORLD CHALLENGED -
EU"TO PRODUCE ITS EQUAL
Hiy-THE BLOOD SEARCHER
2. ~. Il L lM II,.I Y ND Il-Nl LII WI


Sworn statement of David McCrcary, of Napier
township Bedford county:
In April 1856, as near as I can remember Il
small pmple made its appearance on my upper
lip, which soon became enlarged and sore. |
used pOultices of sOrrcl, and wash Of blue Wit
riol, without effect Finding the sore extend
ing, | called on Ir. Ely Of Schclsburg, who
pronounced it CANCER, and prescribed a wash
of sugar of lead, and bread poultices. Finding
these remedies VI no avail ! called on Dr. Shat.
tier, Of Daydsyillc, Somerset county, who also
pronounced the disease Cancer, and gave me in
tcrnal aud external romcdics-the latter consist
ing principally cpustic: but all ton purpose, as
.le disease continued spreading toward the nose.
l next used a preparation Of arsenic in the form
of slNo. This for time checked the disease,
but the nfamatou soon increased ! next called
on DR.. Satlcr of st. Cars vile, Bedford county,
who also pronounced the disease Cancer and ap-
piled q salvc said to be Il never failing remedy
but il had no effect whatycrin checking the spread
OF the sore. In December Of the same year, the
disease had seten away greater part Of my upper
in, and had attacked the nose, when | went 10
Ciscinnatti where consulted Prof. h. ). New
ton. Of the ElecGc Medical College. lie pronoun-
ced the disease "a cutaneous Cancer, superindu-
ccd 10y ah iaorIinate use Of mercury He ap-
piled mild zine ointment and gave me internal
remedies. My face healed up, but the inhama-
tion was not thoroughly removed. In Fcbruay,
1887, he pmOunced me cured, aud left for
home. 10 April the disease again returned and
so violent was the pain that could no, rest at
night. Late in May returned TO Cincinnati and
again placed myself under the charge of DR.. New
ton, with whom | remained until September, du-
ring which time he used every known remedy
and partly succeeded in checking the disease, but
when / returned home there were three discharg
4. | ppptinuDl 1g
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List of Jurors, November Term
Commencing Third Monday, 18th day

GRAND JURORS.
Beccaria.-James Cree, Israel Cooper.
Boggs.-Francs Campell, Robert Ljtz.
Brady.-George Wilson, Uriah Henery.
Observation-Disclosures Livingston.
Chcst-William McGarvey.
Clearfcld.-William +. Irwin.
Curwensvlle.-Joshua L. Baker.
terguson.-John B. Furguson George
Williams.
Fox.-D. y. Heath.
Girard.-Jacob Shope. Chas. Mignot.
Goshcn.-Thompson Reed.
Graham.-Clarke Dale.
Jordan-John Wilson.
Karthaus.-Jacob Michoels, Jr.
.Lawrence.-F. Guelich, 7. R)wles.
II. f. Rowles.
TRAVERSE JURORS.
Beccaria.-Theodor Weld, John Dillon,
John /. McCully.
Bell.-James LOCKER, Henry Wetzall
Boggs-,James H. Farmer, John Adams
VIM. Robinson.
Brady.-John Dale, Fred Hollopeter
Eli Fry, David Mckinney, Benz. Carson
Bradlord.-James Albert, Washington
pIduulll' JOun pInl'A bl'
Burnside.-Isaac Lee, Henry Neff, Jo-
seph Wall David Mccullough
Chest.-Andrew Fraily, Anthony NJ Gar
vcy.
Cleafeld.-Wm. Alexander.
Covington.- Michael Reiter, William
Smith.
Curwensvllc.-William Mcbride.
Decatur.-John Goss.
Fox.--Harley Matteson.
Girard-Abraham Kyler.
Goshen.-James Z. Graham.
Graham--M. V. Californian, David
Mcdowell.
Jordon.-H. F. Shoening.
Karthaus.--Benjamin Gunsaulus.
Knox.--James Holey.
Lawrence.-J. b. Caldwell, Vim. Sha-
yer, Abraham Reams, John Daughcrty, Jr.
John Fulton, S. b. Jordan.
Morrs--George Hoover.
Penn.-Geo. w. Walters Isaac Kirk.
Pike.-Michael Hise, Gainer Bloom,
James Brown.
Woodward.-Joseph Fiscus.
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cd county commissioner, entered npop ib
duties Of his office this week. Mr. Ncc
Is an intelligent man and a good citizen
ana will doubtless make nm excellent com
missioner.
CorRr rRocrplNos-Adoonci Ca,u-
The Adjourned Court commenced lis se.
sing ON Monday, Nov Sth, 1888, Judge.
Fisher Bonsal and Moore ON the Bench
IN the early part OF the week, and Judge
burnside and the two latter the remain.
der On Monday not much business was
transacted beyond calling over the list of
jurors, hearing motions for continuanccs.
and granting attachments for witnesses
court adjourned untilhalr past eight next
morning. This being Il court of Com.
mon Pleas, civil causes only came within
It's jurisdiction The first called was
John Patch1l rs Jos,ah La,Joya.-Eicct-
mcnt; verdict for plaintiff. Wallace for
plf, Linn, Cutie and Grams for dcrt.
Joh" Draachor rs Bmj. Harshoya. Ap,
peal from judgmentof justice; verdict for
defendant. Grams for plaintiff, Linn for
defendant.
haac hchcsv IS JI'm. T. Bloom. Ccrtiora.
ri and appeal from award; verdict for de.
tendant. Wallace for plaintiff, Grams for
defendant.
Ed'oard Cometord Us James Pyou.. Fcign-
cd issue, Foreign Attachments verdict for
plaintiff for Sl76 %. Motion for new
trial entertained. Wallace for plaintiff,
McEnally for defendant.
Jonathan Riddle rs Henry S,can. Appeal
from judgment Of ofjustce; verdict for de.
fendant, Grams for plaintiff, Wallace for
defendant
John Patchi u.s. Isaac Ecim. Eiectment
verdict for the defendant. Wallace for
plaintiff Swoopc for defendant
Im. L. NyreH rs Cimlcg and PLiEp Blu,-
chard Action of Tresposs; verdict for
plaintiff TOR $500 Swoope for plaintiff,
Wallace for defendants.
Clark Wilson rs G. ". Long. Action on
the case verdict for defendant. Grams
for plaintiff, Wallace for defendant.
Joln Serh'cr rs Wm, Rotkcy Action of
Ejectmcnt; verdict or plaintiff Wal
lace for plaintiff, Swoopo for defendant.
yy53gc rHy,aJ ,,y9', .f JLiE,, pr.,,...
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0AmHrmW.

ALL persons are hereby cautioned
against purchasing or in any way med.
ding with the following described proper.
ty, now in the possession of John D. Nc.
CracEen, Of Ferguson tp., viz: one sorrel
mare, one gray mare, one wagon, one
tanning mill one plow, one harrow, one
copper kettle and eleven sheep. as the
same belong to me, and have been left
with the said McCracken on loan only,
subject to my order
ISAAC BLOOM, sr.
Sept. D. }. -2t.
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her
JANE \ WILSON.
CLOVglEs EHUAg.ERS! !

THE S,jsciJrs Take This Mfiod Of In
Y tormiag the FARUERSQt Cio0rfcH coy
that they manufacture, at their Shop in
TILHLJGIMg gUenGPa U0oP 30
the celebrated IIunsccker Improved premium
Ciorcr HaVers. These Hulicw can be attached
to any power, for either Two or Four Horses or
Water Power in Mills. They are Warranted to
TO work well and with good seed will clean from
twenty-five to thirty bushels per day. Any per-
son wishing to see Que in operation, will please
call with Mr.. VIM. A. Reed, Farmer, three miles
onst of Curwensyille, who purchased and one in
nse last season. Machines will be delivered to
Curwensyille If desired. For further particulars
inouirc of VIM. A. Reed, Cleartield 7. o. or the
subscribers Orders promptly attended to.
S. & S. HAUPT.
2m Millheim, Centre co. Pa. Sept -2nd, 1898.
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TN NccoH3 Street, ClcarGed, Pa.
I 5 the place where all the 'ollowing articles
j can be had at reduced prices:
Bw Iro Of all sizes BY the small or By tie
quantity; Cast Steel Of yarious sizes and best
qualiW; Il hryc assortment Of Stores, aao,ta
mhich nW be .to,oA MG Nc7o World Cook
oak Prrmtm GreQt Rcp,aJGc, Bucks Pat-
c,a, and tie cLcyatcd minnesota. Also,
h1rgc assortment Of ame-plate3 and Parlor
Siores ANIL Air-tyhts Of rariovS Patterns.-
also, Piors ef hc best and latest Joatte7ns.-
lisa, QfHar o,cu Manufacturing a large as
Sorncot Of Tn-uue Store pipe, Shect-irun
pans ef al sizes, and MI articles otthe kindin
their line Kept aicayS on haad. House s,,o,>
ting done 10 order, and IN, Roof,,g done piM
drapa'rh. 1ho, Il large assortment of all
klul, IF housckcsping utensils constantly on
hmd. COUNTRY .FERCHA
are invited to call, as they can be accommodated
at very low figures with anything in our line.
All orders will be thankfully received and
promptly attended to.
0. B. MERREnL.
l.. L. CARTER.
y. B.-lhcy will also receive every variety of
aticlcs On &C alimsion, at low rates. n. d G.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.

d. VIRTUE OF an order of sal9 issuing out
ID of the Orphans Court Of Ccarfcld county
,here will be exposed to public sale at the House
of Jacob Bumgarincr in GLEN HOPE, on
TUESDAY, the TWELFTH day Of OCTOBER
next All the interest Of LYMAN MILES late
of 6cccnria tp. decd, in aud to the following
described real estate. situnted in Beccara tp.
Cenricld county, bounded by lands Of samuel
Il. llogarty on the east, Anson 5. Curry on the
SOUTH Robert NJ M'Cracken on the west and the
Maine company on the north containing H.
bout FIFTY ACRES-about TWENTY-FIVE Of
which are cleared and undor cultivation. and
having thereon erected a small HOUSE d BARN
and out buildings. Sale TO commence at Two
O'Clock p. NJ. Of said day. Tcrms-Onc half the
purchase money to be paid at the confirmation Of
the sale, and the othsr half in one year tberear.
ter with interest.
GEO. b. GAYLER,
r. n. HEGARTY,
Adm'rs Of Estate Of Lyman Miles decd
Sept. Sth, 1858. t..
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Important to Lumbermen.

THE subscriber takes this method
informing any and all persons wishing
procure the
Rose Water WhooI,
that he is the agent for Cearfcld County
and will furnish and put in the said wheel
on the shortest possible notice, upon ap
plication being made to him at his resi-,
donce in Lawrence township, three miles
south Of Clcartield borough, or by letter
addressed TO him at Cleartield ?. o. -, -,
JOHN A. REED.
Lawrence ip.. Sept. !. IS58.-3m. .pd.
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NOTICE.
rEHO AL PERsnNs To whnm 1nn..

TENO ALI PERSONS to whom these pres
4 cnt, shall come, | RUDOLPH LITZ the
subscriber having soma years ago given Dayi
Litz of Clcar'cld borough and John Liz of Bee
carin township, power Of Attorney con sGtuting
them my agents to transact my business, in ma
king settlement collecting my debts, taking
notes and receiving monies, ard renting and
managing my fam in Bogg, township. do hcrc-
by NOTIFY ALL PERSONS that l have
and do, this day annul and revoke said power Of
Attorney and that | have assumed the control
and management of my own affairs, and that
will hencclurh manage my own estate, make
my own contracts, ard collect and pay my own
debts; and further / hereby notify all persons
indebted to me, either by contract with the .aid
David LN and John lltz or myself TO make pay
menl to me and not to the said David Litz or
John litz, as will not recognize their acts from
and after this date.
RUDOLPH LITZ
Cleoricld October 10th, 1888.
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Clock saFa6 Watcf
M11AA1GYGto
Fl. F. NAUGLE,
Respectfully announces that he has
the above business in

C0WWVNCeW ING aOlVe Ouslness M
35Alw' sSNaw1 Row.
Clearfeld Pa, opposite the Journal office
All llindsiof clocks, watches, Jcwelry, &c.
entrusted to him will be neatly repaired
and warranted, according to quality. BY
close attention to business, and doing his
work in n superior manner he hopes tc Sc
cure liberal share Of public patronage.
sept. |, 'jS.-tf.
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C0URT PROCLAMATION.


M HEREAS, The Honorable JAMES BURN.
w SIDE, Esq, President Judge of the Court
Of Common Ploas of the twenty-ith Judicial Dis
trict, composed of the counties Of Clcarfeld. Cen
trc and Cliuton--and the Honorable WM J.
MOORE and BENZ. BONSAL Associate Judges
IN ClearGcd county, have issued their prcccpt
bearing date the twentieth day Of Aug. last
to mc directed, for the holding Of Court Of Com.
mon Pleas, Orphans Court, Court Of Quarter Scs.
sions, Court OF Oyer and Tcrmincr and Court oi
General Jail Delivery, at Clcaricld, in and for
CIoaricld county, on the THIRD MONDAY oi
November next being the 18th day Of the month
Notice is, therefore, hereby given,
To the Coroner, Justices Of the Peace. and Const
hIcs, in and for the said county of Clcarlield,
appear in their own proper persons with the
Rolls, Records, Inquistions, Examinations
other Remcmbranccs. to do those things which
their offices, and in their behalf, pertain to be do
and Jurors aud Witnesses ure requested to he IT,
and there attending, and not to depart with
leave at their peril.
GIVEN under my hand at ClearGcld, the 10
day Of Oct in the year of our Lord one thor
sand eight Hundred and fifty eight and the eigl
ty third Of American Independence.
J. r. REED, Sheriff
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GREAT REVIyAL-Read 4! Read ?

~ AeI-A L SsA- Ill 1lCdu nGdu
/ { Nd BE CONVERTED. The great reyiyai
y has done immense good in almost every
State county md town in the Union, outside Of
CIearheId. Therefore, in consideration of the
above rumor, Frank Short has taken the respon-
sibiiity upon himself to revive the Boot 4 Shoe
business in Clearfeld, and set good example
TO his fellow men. He has to announce 10 his
Old customers, aud as many new ones as NAV fa
yor himwith call that he has on hand largo
assortment of fine work and any amount of coarse
Also Gents Gaiters made to order. and Of anv
style to nit customers. Morocco. French calf,
aud Pat Mt calf CATERS constantly on hand
Finding for sale, kit excepted. All work leav-
ing his hop warranted not to rip. Customers
coming o town will find him at the shop former
y occu led by r. r. Welsh, decd as a watch 4
clock cs .abishmeu'. nearly opposite Reed and
Ncaycr'ss store. Roll in boys and get new soles
or your old ones repaired, as some Of them stand
in great need it.
FRANK SHORT.
Jnue 80, 1858. 3m.
z. :. Thc partnership heretofore existing be-
tween John MeCabe & George Newson is this
day disssoved by mutual consent, ahd the books,
accounts, and all effects, are now in the hands
of f. Short for settlement The business will be
carried OR in fu 'urc by i. Short Alas, poor 70
rick! JOHN McCABE.
GEORGE NEWS0N,
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NEW EVIDENCE.

NEW LN lDENJE.
Being afflicted with grevious letter on the
arms and racc-aftor trying many remedies which
utterly failed to curc--I was pursuaded by W
VI. Barrs & c., to try Lindseys Improved
Blood Scarchcr and now, six weeks after fin
ishing the second Jouie, pronounce myself cured.
The letter broke out, something over year
ago, on the inside Of my arms, extending from
the elbows down to the wrists; also, on my
face. Immediately round the mouth and chin,
and continued to be perfect torment to me uu-
i'll cured 10y the Blood Soarcher. My arms, at
times, were almost useless, owing Tia the cracks
and sores on them, liable TO bleed at any time
ON the least excrtion to lift or work, and some
times SO itchy that | could scarcely prevent
tearing of my flesh. / have now been cured
six weeks, and feel it due to Mr. Lindsey, aud
to the public generally, to make this state
mcnt, in hope that others like myself may be
benefited by using his valuable medicine.
her
JANE 4 WILSON.
mark.
Sworn an, subscribed before me, one Of the
Aldermen in and for the City Of Pittsburg, this
2Sth day Of July, A. d. 1858.
AND McMASTER, Alderman.
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sale and retail WIN. q. NEMAN,
No. S3, North Second Street Philadelphia.
n. B,--Your particular attention is in, ited to
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ING AND NENTILATING STOVES, 70, Par
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