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OCTOBER 10, 1850.

UCToBER TO, ESQ
Dr. James UiUiGmS:
Dear Sir--Iiaving suffered for long time from
Dyspepsia SO severely that | completely pros
tTaed, and having tried very mears for relief with
out success, advised to use your .-Anti-Dys-
peptic Elk IT," IL affords me much pleasure To lr-
form you that an en- tirey cured by its use, and
cordially recommend IL 10 all persons suiTerias .
under Dyspepsia. Very respectfully &c,
GEOEGE WOODRUFF.
CoInwalI's Half Way House, Bristol Turnpike
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which you 50 strongly recommended 10 me and for
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M COLI MBUS NURSERY
For the Spring of 1883.

4 VERY LA RGE IL tSSOh MEN l
I a OF FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES,
Shrubs, Vines, ETC.. includ ing
APPLE TEEEs, l3 years grafted,) very thrifty, aud
Of the best varieties for Central ana Southern Ohio.
PEAR TREES. both standard and dwarf the latter
on AngeIs ounce stocks, very thrifty and hand
sone.
CHERRY TREgs, adapted 10 the climate of the
South West, mostly oil ahs!eb stocks and branch
ing low.
Peach TREES, of the hest age and size, with fine
healthy TOots and of the choicest xmas.
fiums, Ounces, Apricnts, NsctaTines. Almonds,
Craps, CuTrsnt-, Gooseberries, Raspberries Straw
berries, Rnuharb and Asparagus Roots, Usage
Orange Plants, for hedging etc.
Also. Evergreens OF various kinds, Roses, and
Ornamental shrubs and Flow ers, III great variety
and n low prices.
u ESend for 4 DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE, and or
der directly from head quarters, 80 AGENTS ARE
EMPLOYED TO sell trees IOr us. Articles viii he
packed eecurely, and furwa ded any points the
kalT cads directed. (rwenIy varieties OF Ch0Ice
Flower -eeds seat b. mai, postage free, for l.)-
Address u. 3. BiTEHAM Il co,
fel9ly Columbus Ohio.
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TERMS
Of the District Court and Court of
Common Pleas in the Eighth
Judicial District, for 1859.

THE JUDGES OF THE Supreme Court of the
i State of 'hio having bv their order under the
Act OF April II, 1858, Ito relieve the District
Courts and TO glye greater efficiency to the Judi
ciai system OF the state, fixed and prescribed the
times of holding the terms OF the District Court in
the several! counties of the Eighth Judicial Dis
trict OF said State, ior the year Thousand eight
hundred and fifty nine. and accurate list there
OF having been filed with the Secretary of State
Therefore the undersigned tte Judges of the Court
of C0mmon Pleas OF said District, do. by virtue OF
the powers vested in us under the Act ald order
aforesaid specify the commencement of The terms
OF the District Court in the several counties of
SAID District Tor the year thousand eight hun
dred and fifty nine follows:
In the county oi Tuscarawas. on Monday, the
,wenty-third day of May;
In The county OF Harrison, on Thursday, the
twenty-sixIh day of Nav;
In the county OF Jefferson, on Thursday; the
second day %. June,
In the county Of Belmont, on Friday, the seven.
!eentE day OF June;
In the county OF Monroe, on Monday, the twenty
seventh day Oi June;
In the county OF Noble, on Friday, the first day
o! July;
In the county of Guernsey, on Tuesday, the
fifth day of July;
In the county OF Morgan, on Monday, the
eleventh day OF July;
In the county oi Muskingum, On Wednesday,
the thirteenth of July;
And ne do. sO, by virtue OF rid act and the
powers vested in us as aforesaid, fix and specify
the commencement of each OF the terms of the
Court oi Common Pleas in the sail severa c0un-
ties Tor the year enc thousand eight hunEdred and
hlty-nine, as follows:
In the couniyof Muskingum, on the twenty.
second day OF February. the twdnty-l third day oi
August, and the fifteenth day OF November;
In The county OF Morgan, oil the twenty ninth
day of March, the second day OF August, and the
fourth day OF October;
In the county OF Belmont, on the twenty second
day OF March, the ninth day of August, and the
eighteenth day OF October;
In the county of Monroe on the eighth day
March, the tweniy-sixih day oi July, and the fit
teenth day of November;
In the county OF Jefferson. on the twenty second
day ot February, the second day of August, and
the tweniy-fitth day of October
In the county of Harrison on the twenty second
day OF March, the thirtieth day of August, and
the twenty second day o ( November;
In the county of Noble, on the twonty second
day ot March, the thiriieth day oi August, and the
eighth day Of November;
In the county OF Guernsey, on the fifth daV OF
April, the ninth day OF August, and the twenty
fifth day oi October;
ln the county Of Tuscarawas, on the first dav OF
March. the twenty-sixth day of July, and the
eleventh dav OF October.
Done al Zanesville, this twenty ninth day ol
December, 1853.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW FIRM---NEW STAND.
THOS. G. CULBERTSON 4 CO.,

NEW FIRM---NEW STAND.
THOS. G. CULBERTSON & CO.,
THos. G. CULBERTsos..-..T. D. ARKLE.
CIAVING associated ourselves together
II as partners under the firm name of THos.
q. CTLBERTSON d CO., and removed our STOCK
OF Goods &c, TO that large and commodious oIiek
building recently occupied by Culbertson q Pat
Iers1n as Drug Store, in the town of
BRIDGEPORT,
situated Immediately opposite the Steam Mills and
next door 10 the new store rooms OF Messrs Jun
kihs, BTanum d Co We propose to continue Inc
business formerly carried on hy ATkle & Junkins,
and desire TO enlarge the same much as practI-
cable. Therefore, we desire 10 call the attention OF
every body to our stock, consisting of as follows:
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
of every description constantly on hand aud max
ing ny ourselves. JOB Work in these branches
promptly attended to.
CGoKING, PARLoR, OFFICE. and every other
description III Stoves for either Coal or Wood, con
stantly on hand of Desi make, from both Wheeling
and Pittsburgh feundries. aud for sale at manufac
rurers prices. Gail and examine before purchas
ing elsewhere.
CELEBRATED TRoPIC COOKING STOVE,
TIL UNRlyALLED LARGE OVEN ETNA,
both of which we have for sale.
We have also hand and are constantly re
plenishing large stock of HOUSE FURNISHING
GOODS AND HAEDWAREi consisting in part 0
follows: Table Cutlery Knives and Forks, Cas-
yers, Iea aud Table Spoons of every quality aE'
kim Candle sticks, ShOvels, POkeTs, TOngs, Sa'
Irons, BraSs Kettles, JspaIned Ware. Shovels aht
Spades. Garden Hoes and Rakes, Pitch and Stshl
Forks, &c.
In conclusion. you must call and examine GU
stock, for IL is TOO extensive to enuneTate every
thing in adver lisement or circular. Mr.. ATkl
takes this occasion 10 return his thanks to the peo
ole of Bridgeport and Belmont county for iher lib
| erzI patronage and friendship towards him durin
| the year and half which he has had the pleas q
of doing business 18th them. And in max ing tn
change which has been made, both parties propos
that by constant and close attention To business. 4
be ab 10 merit a full share of public favor here
| tofore. THUS G. CULBERTSON * co
| Bridgeport, NOg Is, 1855.
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IENGTHEN LIFE,
CAUSE SOON, TO HEAL,

and r"u'-r il = ryf he. That opera Ing directly
u pom 'h6 pOs.n GtdisCase in the bIoud, they
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.sMAScHEsUER, Eng, Sept. Ist. 1858.
''The Market for Dry Goods is somewhat lower
prices this Fall than il has been, especi
in Fine Dress Goods and Dogestics. All kinds oil
Silks, Merinos, Prints, Muslins, Sheetings, etc.,
have greatly in price,"
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81. LcUrsrL Street, New York.
II nT. Morsc'S Indian Root Pills are sold hy ALI
dealers IN mGdiCIues.sL K
u FAeonts wanted IN every towa village anfi
hamlet The land. Parties desiring the agency
will address as above for terms
price - cents per box. i've boxss will he sent on
receipt at !, OStAs, pati de2I
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LA PLATA:
THE ARGENTINE CONFEDERATION,

THE ARGENTINE COHFEDkRAIION
PARAGUAY.
Beipe Narrative Of the E1plor.;on of the Tributaries Of the
River L, Psts and Aejscen, Count,s, during the years
l 1854 1875 and 1856 under the orders Of the United
States Government
BY THOMAS J. PACE, U. N,
Commander Of the Expedition.
With Map and numerous Enrrayirgs evo Musin IS.
This Volume contains the Official Narrative Of of the
imporsn. Expeditions sent out bJ Government
The region drained by the River la Plata and its tributaries
closed and navigation BY the rigid Colonial
Laws Spain the civil which followed the Independence
and the subsequent selfish policy Of Rose. the tyrsnt Of Bueno
Ayres Aher the defeat and flight Of Ros Of the frat
Of Uquzs able and enlightened Director Of the Aseu
tine Confederation the decree Of August a. 1852 declaring
the Of the Confs5e free 10 the flags Of all nations
Oar Government the fr., avail Itself Of this decree
Early in 1853 the Wster Witch paced under the
command Lieut. Page with Instructions to explore the Rivers
Of Plata report upon their nsvissby and adaptation
Lieut. Psge executed bis commission with
fidelity and intelligence and has embodied the results In this
volume. The explorations described In the Narrative embrace
an extent OF miles Of river yation and 400 miles Of
journey land In Paraguay and the Argentine Confederation.
The River Paraguay alone found to be nAs.be q. low
water BY drawing nine feet for than Geo miles
from the ocean The basin Of Is Plata Is almost equs In
70 Of Mississippi and rot inferior In sauby Of climate
and fertility of so whe the head waters of sriys penetrate
the richest mineral provinces OF Brazil and Bolivia The
ducts Of this region must find their outlet through River La
Plata The population Numbers scarcely person 20 squae
mile but great inducements TO emigration are now offered BY
the Argentine Confederation The OF he country
already considerable 10 capable Of immediate and amO'; in
definite iYcrease.
Lieut. Pages Narrative contains ample Information respecting
the soil climate and productions Of the county AMI the
ner habits and Of the people. An irteres and
valuable account the Jesuit Missions ia La Plata 10 appended
to the Narrative The Illustrations comprise the Map
Country prepared by the orders Of Government
Portraits Of Urqula Lopez Fancs and Lyoa and
Enusyinas Of Scenery, Character and Incid. Mt
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SYLVAN HOLTS DAUGHTER. A Novel BY HoLSE LEE
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Songs Dances &C. To conclude with
CROWDED HOUSES; OR, FAMILY DFTicuLrIEs
Performance THURSDAY aud SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
Admission IS cents.
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furs an6 Robes.
Gopartnsrsbip Notices.

COPARTNERSHIP.-T undersigned have
~ this day formed COMPREHENSIVE under the frm Of
JAMES p. MACKEY L Co, Tor the transaction Of the
WHOLESALE GROCERY and COMMISSION BUSINESS,
at No. 2Sl Washington st., Ee~. York Feb. Z, 1853.
JANIS =. hhCkZY,
WILLIAM H. BEkLOW9.
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6petial Notices.

ENipe teepth Ward.-An adjourned meeting of the 18th
&,yd Repuboan Association VIII be held e headquarters,
Drskseios Of 69ths. and Sdav., THIS (Fndsy)
EViNING, 4ih inst a O'Clock. By order - -
N II. BRUNDAGE, Chairman.
sSSssT 5sss ccds,. l. RlIL, 3seoretarle..
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Cost an0 founo.

I OST-A GOLD THIMBLE, on Brooklyn side
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Re.PIatinx-As Good as New.
Families having Plated CAstcrs Cak. Baskets Coffee Ur,
rrs Ss,, FtIk, Spoons Ac from Which he slve. h
them plated II shori notice and Al moderate poe
by sPp.yhst 70 ,,.. ,,.,- -, .,ep,,.,, -,
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pIu.Ical-Wsnted several BOYS not above IA years Of
sse for Church Choir ssas eco the irs. year 30 the
None need who have rot had experience
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