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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-07-21
Bazetta Academy Once More.

Bazetta Academy Once More.
THE Fall Term of this School will
Il commences August 23l, 1853, and continue a
term Of twelve weeks
TUITION.
Common English Branches, $500
Higher 100
Contingencies, p
The contingencies must he paid by ALL in advance
Positively no deduction Of taitiOn for less ;hsn half a
term, except in case OF sickness O: the Student.
4 TEACHERS Lass
Will be formed and conducted as ira former terms. with
some additional advantages. Recitation rooms and an
Assistant will be secured if the interests of the school
demand it. Students a'e especially urged to be pres
ent the first day, for their own benefit and the teachers
convenience in arranging classes. DC.
Thanking the community Of BAzetta and surrounding
towns for their former liberal patronage, 1 would ask
their support this fall, assuring them that the thorough
instruction and discipline Of former terms viii be
maintained.
CLARK BRADEN, Principal.
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PRICE % CENTS PER BOX.

Sold in Warren. ry WOOD & PCw; 3rookaeId. by
A. CHEW; Vienna. by K ). STEWART. Jr.; Girari.
By Giltsrt * Price, Youngstown, IS MT. level. and
by Druggists generally. may &c, 5S.y
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NEW MEAT MARKET.

N1CE hESh DEEf NO, Mut-
~ ton, Pork. ~Sausages- Lard and Meats of all kinds
can be bought every morning and evening. one door
north of Porter & Sons News Depot. The subscriber
has engaged the services of o. J. BROOKS, who will he
happy TO see his old friends and customers at the new
stand. Call one door north Of Porter & Sons News
Depot, if you wish to r~urchaeet that real luxury nice
tender beef steak.
WV. II. NcNEEICE.
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COURT OF PROBATE, TrumbulI

~ County,, ONO.
Julia Morehouse, Admx. on
John MorehOuse. deceased,
VS..
Julia MorehOuse. widOS, and PETITION T5SELL land
Bruce, Kate. Frank. Harriet,
Inez and Clark Fremont, hrs
% John MOrehUuSe.
The defendants are informed that on the Goth day Of
June, lS5s, said admin stratrix filed her petition in
said court for an order to sell the following real estate
of which said John diel seized, situate in Greene.
Trumbull County, Ohio, to wit; One undivided sixth
part Of five acres in the south east corner OF lot ),
bounded north and south by land Of Geo. W. Phillips,
west by land &C c. W. Clark, and east by highway
One parcel Of nine and one half acres in the south
east corner Of lot 1, bounded north 10y land Of Martin
kee. east by land Of Walker Rice and highway, and
south by highway and laud OF Walker Rice.
ALsO-I9 q as 100 acres in lot AZ. bounded south By
township line, east by land OF Charles Logan, north By
land Of Bethuel Phillips. west by land set to Martha
MorehOuse and Daniel Hubbard.
This cause will be heard on the .h day OF August
1853. JULIA M-OREHOCSE, Aimx
July :. 5SIE By r y. BARNES, her Atty.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Samuel :. GleasonJ
vs. In Trumbull Common Pleas
Ehora. n Wolf

SHERIFF'S SALE.
Samuel :. Gleasonj
Thoma< VI. Wolf.
By virtue Of an alias order OF sale, issued out Of the
Court Of Common Pleas Of TrGmbuIl CouRty. Ohio. 10
me directed and deli cred. I have levied on. and shall
expose 20 Public Sale, at the door of the Court House,
in Warren. in said County, on
Saturday, the 18th day of August, 1858,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and : o'clock P.
IL Of said day, the undivided half Of the following
= described Real Estate. to wit: Situate in Hubbard.
Township No 3. in the first range of Townships in
the Connecticut Western Reserve. in the State Of Ohio.
and which is also in the County CT Trumhull. and is
known by being bounded Is fUlloas: Beginning at a
post standing in the east side of lot No. IS, and run
ming south along the road leading from the centre Of
Hubbard to BrOok6eld to the south east corner OF sail
lot No. p; thence West to the southwest corner Of
said lot No 81, and thence North on the west line Of
said lot No p to a Ost. and from thsnee East parallel
to the south line OF said lot No. % to a post or place
O. beginning, containing fifty acres +f land, more or
less
ALSO, one other piece situate in Hubbard Town
ship, and bounded as follows; Beginning at q post
standing on the northeast corner Of n tract Of land
belonging to JnO. Haywood; thence running along the
road that leads from the centre Of Hubbard to Brook
field, 10 a post standing in the line Of said road so far
north rs that a line running west at right angles with
said road until it strikes the west line Of lot No. 2j.
and thence on said line to the north east corner OF said
John HaywOOd's land. as shall contain and include
within said line 60 acres of land.
Both pieces containing one hundred and ten acres,
more or lass. Appraised at s2,2oO. TERxs-Cash on
day Of Sale.
A. 3. LYMAN Sheriff.
Sheriff S Office, Warren, july IL, lass 5w-5.37.
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CIRCULAR.

On the first day of July, 1857, B. A. Fahnestock, and George
W. Fahnestock, of Philadelphia, Pa, Al B. Hull, of New-York,
and ] L. Schwartz, of Pittsburgh, re-asociated themselves for a
further term of business, under the style and firm, as heretofore, of
B. A. FAHNESTOCK & Co., Pittsburgh, Pa,
B. A. FAHNESTOCK & Co., Philadelphia, Pa,
B. A. F~AHNESTOCK, HULL & Co., New-YOrk City.
In each of which three cities we continue our Wholesale Drug
Business in all it branches.
Particular attention will be given to the importation of ProPri
etary articles from abroad; and a full stock of weILestabished
popular remedies will be kept constantly for sale. Orders for our
B. .FAHNESTOCK weIlknown vermifuge (of which we
are the SOLE PRoPR1EroRs and EXCLUSIVE MANUFAcTURERsl
should be addressed to either of the above-named establishments
We continue the m~anufaetnrs Of White Lead, Red Lead, and
Lithdrgs at Pittsburgh.
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James d. Stewart
s5aEsacs q. sEcsyart,
Wholesale & RETAIL DEALER IN
YANKEE NOTIONS, GLOVES. HOSIERY
PERFUMERY, soaps, HATS, CIPS,
STRAW GOODS, sc, &c,
No. 10 Mraket Street, Warren, Ohio.

HAFING just returned from The east.
II ern cities. is noE receiving the largest, cheap,
est and best selected variety Of goods in his line ever
displayed in Warren, to which he would invite the
attention Of MERCHANTS, PEDLAEs and Dealers IN Va
riety Goods. / al prepared to oner at 10th Wholesale
and retail. at prices and on terms as favorable as any
city west of New York. Merchants wishing to ''sort
up are requested to give ne a call before going TO
Cleveland.
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A L : o:
MADRAS MOROCCO

We would also state to Town Snd Country Shoe.
makers, that we will make it an object to them to call
and examine our stock previous to going elsewhere, as
we viii sell as low as can Re got at Cleveland. All we
ask is CALL at the old stand. No. 20 Main Street.
J. d a. c. MCCONNELL.
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q. $ dell.

Jobbers Of Carriage Goods, S~aidlery Ware. Harms
Trimmings. Mats and Oil Cloths.
Warren. Nav oH- I-lS-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-07-21

l have the largest and best stock of
Fashionable Hats in Town. Ifyou
want a good Hat now, you can
get it without going or send
ing to Cleveland for it.
Call and look at them.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Silver, Silvered and Steel. all
sizes.
COATES T~IIREAD-four cents per Spool.
T~WINE-Common Cotton, Variega;ed Cotton and Lin
en-. and Seem Irvine.
"GO TO STEWART"S o YOUR KID GLoYES."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-09
rIonetary.

There vas a general expansion in the New
Work bank statement for the week ending 3rd
.r..anr all the items showing an increase. In
losrs the expansion IS nearly million and a
a,.f a considerable portion OF which is for dis
roup', for Southern banks by their correspon.
dent banks IN New York Some OF the South
crn banks are preparing for specie resumption
BIZ Increasing their balances there In the pre-
,en' drdrta OF first class paper, the New York
banks are clad OF this means OF using some OF
,5elr surplus. Considerable amounts Of specie
are beng drawn from them III settlement OF bal
afce, with Poston, Philadelphia, and Baltimore.
Inc amount OF deposles in the New York banks
on The 3rd inst. was $50 O23l75, giving nett
Increase Tor the week OF $l.S2l, 466. This IL
he greatest amount OF nett deposites ever
Srown there II is expected that the opening
Of navigation upon the canals lakes, and rivers,
COW Close at hand. will iniuse activity into the
balances thus piled up. The weekly averages
o- the month have gone up from ninety to one
hundred and five millions, indicating steady
,,vval in business Foreign importations
.2ow marked decrease, as we'll as the expor-
'a,en OF specie.
Adylces from Georgia state that the Banks OF
lie State will resume cash payments, on the
Is, OF Nav, regardless of South Carolina. But
:or Charleston, resumption would have oeen
general at the South some time since.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-09
MARIE ID.

In Washington, on the 9Th instant, BY the
Rev. B F. Bittinger, JAMES 2. SPIES, 10
Miss CATHERINE CORLEY, both OF New
York.
On the oath of March, by the Rev. Geo VIM.
Harris Mr. SAMUEL {. PHILLIPS, 10 Miss
MARY BALDWIN, all OF FauquieT Co.
On the 2ath of March, by the same, MIR.
LEMUEL J. FORDYCE, Of Belmont County,
Ohio. 10 Miss PERMELIA PHILLIPS, daugh-
ter of w. w. Philips esq, Of Fauquier Co,
On the 10th OF March, at Hyager, in Fauquier
County, Va, by the Rev. p. Fletcher, Mr. GEO.
W. BRADLEY, TO Miss S. "A. f. SMALL
WOOD.
On the sth of February last, at Mllview, by
Elder A. H Spilman, HENRY &. JONES. TO
Miss MARGARET A. ALLEN, all OF Eau
quier County, Va.
On the 10th Of March. al Kelleysville, by the
same, ROBERT A. SMITH to Miss SUSAN
+. BROOKS, all OF the County OF Cu'Peper' Va
On Tuesday. the 3O,h ult.. by the Rev. Mr..
Daily, Mr.. WILLIAM GAINES, 20 Miss SO
PHIA A. WOLF, all of Loudoun County.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-09
Fatal RcncOnfer.

A desperate encounter took place at Spring
field Washington county, Kentucky, on
Saturday evening, between two men banned
BENJAMIN Palmer and w. Mark Booker
They met 10 bar room, when an altefca ton
ensued and blows were exchanged. Each
then drew a revolver and fired four shots
apiece in rapid succession, three OF Palmer's
hitting Booker-one 10 the left hand, the
second iu bis leg, and third in the left
breast. The first shot fired by Booker struck
Palmer in the groin, penetrating the bladder
a mortal wound. He was also wounded in
the leg. After exhausiiug his shots, Palmer
hurled his pistol with ali his strength against
Booker, who thinking himself MORALLY woub-
ded, selzed the other with bis left hand by the
coat collar, and throwing away his pistol,
drew a bUwie-k knife aud stabbed the uDior-
tunate Palmer nine times in the breast and
body. The latter fell dead in his tracks, his
body streaming blood at every pore. Booker
may possibly survive his wounds, though 1t
Is thought the shot in the lreast will prove
fatal.
Booker is the son of Judge Paul Booker,
for many years District Judge in Kentucky
State. Palmer is son Of the Hon. K. Z.
Palmer, ex-senator from Washington county
Il grand son Of the late Ben. Hardin, o.!
Bardstuwn. There had been some III feel
ing between the two, arising from the cleo
ton of roker to the command Of the com
pany that had been raised in that county to
90 t. Utah.
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The N arketo.

Bu7ixoRE. April s-Flour is dull; howard
....-, and Ohio 81 37G $3.50; City Mills 81 rs.
ws.s- j. firm. but prime and common lots dull
and heavy; red l0oalo5c.; white ll56l2sc.
fam i. active; white 64G6jc.; yellow Csc
W.,key IS active at SC. Provisions gene
.s,,y are frIn and unchanged.
New YORK, April S.-Flour is dull sales of
,1yy bbls; State $l25GS4 40; Ohio &.7oS
:, $; Southern 81 5OGSls5 Wheat is quiet;
ale. OF ~ D bushels; Southern white l4Oc;
Michigan white l25. Corn is buoyant; sales
~ 1900 bushels; Southern white 743G75cr;
Glow tic. PORK is improving; mess $l7.5UG
81 10 prime Sl4.'5GsI4.37i. Lard is firm
a, iggalgsc. Whiskey Is dull al 226223c-
Stock, are h! gher and active. Cumberland Coal
60. l6lc. No Is 81.
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The Now York Commercial says

Mes,rs Hadden Il Co., and Robins, Powell 4
Go s ,iat auction sale of carpeing to-day was
very iuIly attended and thus Tar has passed on
with much spirit and decided success, the lots
having been freely duplicated: The catalogue
opened wi'h large line OF English tapestry
Brussels The lots were taken at 79tGe5 cts,
AID largely duplicated at the higher rate, which
vas good price
The Canton Mattngs offered were OF good
quality AID therefore sold well contract mat
ing, being scarce; A white Manning brought
~crs;54 do. 81! cts Ga do 371 cts; A red
check Manning 80 cts. There was very
aige Offering OF Philadelphia carpetings which
also sold we'll. The sale is still in progress and
10 Be col ilnued 10 morrow.
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Loudoun County.

Rev. w. G. Eggleston, P. E. of the M.
E. Church for this District, attended his first
quarterly meeting for this station on Satur-
day and Sunday last. His discourse Cd
Sabbath morning, on the resurrection OF
Christ, was strong aod impressive and was
listened to with much interest by all pre-
sent.
The Revivals of Religion, which have been
progressing in the two Methodist Churches OF
tbis town for some time past, still continue,
without the least apparent abatement OF 10
terest t. LOudOun Mirror.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-09
By Yesterday Evenings Mails.

THE LEGIsLArrRE-At half past y o.
clock, on Wednesday night, the appropria-
ton bill passed, the Senate baviog concur
red in the House amendment, which refused
an appropriation 20 the Clerk Of the Senate.
The Senate, for want of constitutional ma
jcrity, rejected the amendment OF the House,
making an appropriation for extraordinary
expenses on House Committees. The House
receded frcm their amendment, making such
appropriation, and the appropriation bill
then passed both Houses.
The Richmond South says :--"Frcm all
parts of the State We hear the most faTora-
Die reports Of the prospect of the wheat
crop. The fine weather, during the last lew
DAYS, has given it fresh impulse"
The Blue Ridge Republican says THE
residence of Mrs Barbour, at Culpeper q. H.,
has been purchased by John Ii. Rixey, esq,
in behalf, we believe, of brother. Price
5000"
The charter election came Oft in Rich
mond on Thursday. The result is not yet
definitely known, as the polls are kept open
for three days in Monroe Ward. The old
officers it is believed are reelected.
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Fatal ACcid emit.

On Saturday morning last, an accident Of
a serious character occurred, the circumstan-
ces of which, SO near a. we can gather them,
are as follows old gentleman, named To-
bin, was on his way to he "bulleye bridge" in
order to repair it, when the morning express
bound for the east, was coming down the
ain track at full speed, as also burtben
engine proceeding down the siding for the
trains, bound west Both engines gave the
signal, when he stepped off of one track on
the other, " hen the engine advanced and cut
of both his legs. lie died from his injuries
on the same day at II o'clock. He leaves
large family to mourn his untimely end
MartinsJurg Gdzette
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AUCTION SALES.
BY S. J. ACCOMMODATIONS

BY s. J. McCORMICK-AUcroS
TOBACCO, CIGARS, STORE FIXTURES,
&c, &C.-On Thursday morning nert, &k
INST, at &c O'Clock, will be sold at the store ei
Vim. H. Devaughn, on King street, all his stock
of Goods, consisting in part Of
TOBACCO, CIGARS, TOYS, several dozen
Glass JARS, with covers, STORE FIXTURES,
&c, &c. Terms cash
The STORE Room FOR RENT.
SAML. J. MCCORMICK,
an6-dts AuctIoneer.
u The above sale is postponed until MondGy
.4pya 18th, at same time and place.
an q-dts S. J. Nice, Auct.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-09

TRAVEL FROM WARRENToN To New MAR
Naive learn that +. III. Bruce Esq, o.
the Union Hotel at Sperryville, Rappahau-
mock county. has lately purchased the line OF
Stages running from this place to Sperry-
vile, connecting there with Burke's lne for
New Market and elseW here III the Valley
Mr.. Bruce is spirited, enterpriSng gentle
man and persons taking his Coaches at this
;lace may rest assured Of a speedy, pleasant
and comfortable transit. They leave here
tri-weekly on the arrival OF the morning
tain OF cars, namely, on Tuesdays, Thurs
days, and Saturdays.
Tue Union Hotel is large, commodious
and well furnished building, Offering every
inducement 10 those de-irOus Of escaping the
heat and dust of a crowded city, to a plea
SAINT summer retreat. situated amongst soGie
OF the widest and most picturesque mouota'n
scenery in Virginia Wdrrenton Wig.
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com VI r. RClAL.

.,,ndria Fish Market, April q.
r.. arrivals to-day show slight increase
~. Herring are coming up. The demand
.,,.,,ues active. We quote Shad at $i0S$ /
49,. ,,,iyed. Herring SlUasll per thousand.
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n TRIBUTE OF RESPECT WOODSTOCK
April list, lS5S.-At special Communication
of Cassia Lodge No l42, held in the Masonic
Hall, Woodstock, April lst., A. L. 1855. A. D.
1853, the following preamble and resol u'Ions
were unanimously adopted -
WHEREAS, it has pleased the Supreme Archi-
tect OF the Universe, 10 remove our beloved
Brother, Samuel 5. Cover, esq from the teres-
tial Lodge here below, 10 Join with kindred
spirits. las We humbly trust in the terrestrial
lodge above; who departed this lite IN the
city of Alexandria, Oh the 3Uth day OF March,
ISIS j.
Therefore. Resoired, That in the death of our
beloved Brother, the Masonic fraternity mas lost
one of her most exemplary members, our lodge
a true and faithful Brother, and society an Oh
nameDt.
Resolved. That we deeply deplore his loss as
a Brother; that re deeply sympa'hise with his
bereaved family, and relations and that IN the
hour of their need we point them 10 the Lion
of the tribe of Judah, who has testified 10 us
tina, this mortality shall put on Immortality
and appear in the Grand Lodge above, where
God is our Grand Master, and her members re-
deemed Saints made perfect by the blood oil our
crucifed Redeemer.
Reso!re6, That We, as orelhreh Oh edssi" Eous''
wear the usual badge Of mourning, and that our
furniture and jewels, be clothed in mourning for
the space OF thirty days.
Resolved, That the above preamble and reso-
lutions be forwarded to the Editor OF the Tenth
Legion, for publication, and that the Alexandria
Gazette" and Virginia Sentinel" retrospective.
" requested to copy the same, and that copy
be transmitted to the family OF our deceased
CO
brother. JoHN hAss' W. NJ
SAMUEL V. R. CLowER, Secretary.
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MILLINERY GOODS, FLOWERS, RIB
vi BONS, HATS &c.-JOHN T. EpARS
has Just opened one Of the finest stocks OF GOODS
in the above line that he has ever brought TO
this market, and as they were purchased on the
most favorable terms, ne can offsr inducements
that cannot fail to satisfy the closest buyers
He names in part BONNETS AND FLATS, OF
the latest styles; RIBBONS, ARTIFICIAL
FLOWERS, &c Also large assortment Of
HATS, OF all descriptions; all OF which be Of
fers as low as they eau be bought this side OF
New York Call and see at No. So King
Street. ap5
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The New York Post OF wednesday says

The New York Post OF "Wednesday says
The stock market was very rampant to-day
a good business being distributed through the
list With general Use in prices. Whether so
r'pd III advance, predicted on the foreign news
or any uew local Influence is not perfectly
clear Outsiders Judging from their small Or
ters appear 20 act under the impression that
The feac ION is TOO sudden TO be permanent.
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Very Marrow Escape.

n
This forenoon, at about 10 o'clock Mr.. 10
ter Bcslncon, jr., of Louisiana, late a clerk
in the Pension ofic called on the Secretary
of the Interior in the Department, aad IN
answer to his Inquiries, was informed by
that func.ionary, as the reason why he
was dropped last year, that he WAS no:
reported among the most ehc'ent clerks
when, under the law, il became necessary 10
reduce the clerical force OF the Pension bureau.
Besaucon then told tie Secretary that who
ever reported him to be inefficient was
damned liar: and the Secretary told him
he could have 40 further conversation with
him on the subject; "a 1t was not pro.
per that he should listen TO such abuse
of the offccrs OF his Department. Turn
ing to leave him, B,sancon followed him,
(the Sacrctary,) exGluiming 81 demand to
know who was your Informant when Sec
retary Thompson agaIn declined 10 converse
With upon the subject. BeSaucon then in-
s,antly struck him violent blow behind tbc
ear, a. he. tSecretary ThompsJu) vas wax
ing away.
Tie Secretary turning instantly, discoV-
cred B.sancon in the act Of drawing q re-
VoiVeF, ana SEEING h'u 50 a7 4" f''''on ~,
''''' ~ ~ I' ~, ~ '-,.,,,r,.,
.boui5cr and iwe brIi,val break his am
also the Secretgrg filling heavily on him, and
preventing him from cooking ms reyolScr ~
selziog his n"nd ana h1ldins l. oe py
,h "'n.,' "n from, r s,nrI.,, hand. where
,,,'o,, Sarro,,rr Tb,mosoo rel aseI him: aud
he was taken ~ aad placed m m adj lining
| room for sGfe keeping. by those who bad
| rushed 10 tte scene of the occurrence.
| Secretary Tn III csOn has made ont an order
| Cor his admission to the Washington lair
mn-v for surr;c,I trc,troeot.
J.soems :, nat thar the ATTEMPT on his life
,,,s, h'ro {ceI, H.. rc,n,t rf t1r derarreaoeni
If Ra-a,c,c VINCE mind has FIR some time
u 3D.. snr-c,s1,., mns lid ,hron,b hi,
E"s' p:e' , sG-,.";'.' "'''. '''',''
opmssti" "'iaSu''i'S'
III; hhe''' Vi "'e'n G"' ',i'. ~. ,ha al.
pened to be present pF'inP"y -c' "" I,,''-
ca,eu 81 lu'uVr. y" ''''' 'S''' y 2'@.''
IL PILES IN BOTH FORMS CURED -
! Ry,, u,s--.I c,n only account for nv pre-.
It'll to-, tho cor..ar, ,borob
''''' '''''' ,..,,,,,.,.... uo1t,D
! moderate use OF E'-h"H -"
| BlTTERS-havlng from my Youth suffered, a.
intervals from PILES, IN both forms, sometimes
....,...- >. - .,or,. ,ro.trate m. I
81 se'e'e'! "s u ''"'f'''
have Tor several months past 'h0"SH SUBJECT 20
loss OF sleep, and unusual physical effort, been
entirely free from any symptom Of this distress
III, 49,. ,,rs-,I health !, very
s'"s 'i'e"'t' "''''s ny -,
much improved Persons "oU''''s 'Ne "''
,henticiry of this certificate, are requested 10
call upon or communicate with the pr"prietofs
They will take pleasure not only IN TeieFFIns
them 10 its author but to many =, q5aeF' Wn"
| have used the HOLLAND oil EN- 'oi '"'
same affection, with equal success @c,pu,vr.c
CAuTI"N!-Be ca. eiul 10 ASK ,oI % :. .
HoLLAND 81 / Emo, So,S d. .. r,l o'''''
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II PERPETRATORS, &c A lot OF those eel.
II, ebrated DR.. Kane's Refrigerators nave Just
arrived. that were so extensively used last sea-
son, and acknowledge by all to be the best in
use: also, WATERWAYS Patent Ventilator, Up
right Stone Ware, and Chest Reirigerators, Wa,
ter Coolers Tin Safes &c.
apo H. J, GREGORY, No. lls Kingst