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Benz. CRANkGE,

as JUL received a large assortment
IL OF Boots, Shoes, Caters, Ladies and Gents,
Buffalo ovrrshoes, Gum 0vershoes, Sandals and Slip
pers-
Together with q large lot Sole Leather. French
Calf and Kip Skins. Morocco. Kid Innings ana Bind.
ings, Avis, Pegging, Sewing and stitching. Boot Cord.
Boot trees. Boot Web. Bones slick ana stitch.
Crimping Boards AID Irons. Colts, Coaco and com
mon, Cork. SOles. Eyelette Machines and EyeIetts.
French and English GaIlooLs. Hammers. Instep
Leathers- k~niyes-Silver Steel. and Cast Steel
French wheels. Box Wheels, Fudge Wheels, Shank
Wheels AMI stitch Wheels Mems and Womens fer
part Irons, French Irons, double and single, Stamps.
strap avis, Size sticks. Rhand Files, Welt Knives.
shou der sticks Long sticks. Laces-Silk. Linncn and
Cotton English hastings, Last Hooks, Lasting tacks,
LaSts-Men's- Wonen's, Boys Misses and ChiIdren's
Measure Straps. heel nails. round headed and zinc
nails. Peg floats. Pincers, Nippers, punches. Rasps.
Rubbers or sand stones, soap stone. shoe lifts, shoe
threads nc, &c. All to be found at No. s. Main ST..
Warren: Ohio at the very lowest prices.
Nov. 3. 81
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4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE

IA VI VALUABLE HAL EeIAIE-
Pursuant 70 an order OF The PIob4teC Court for rrun-
bull County, TO ne issued in q cause pending therein,
wherein I, as Administrator of Richard s. Brooks.
decedent. and other, were defendants. I will offer to
public sale, At the door Of the Court House, in Warren,
On SATURDAY, the 18Th day Of FEBRUARY, ls5s,
between the hours Of noon and 4 P. NJ. the following
real estate Of said decedent. 10 wit: lst- A strip Of land
los feet wide, and extending shout 2lS feel in length
upon South street. in The Village OF Warren, running
of franklin Alley and on the south aide Of South street
in said village, subject - a contract to the Cleveland
& Mahoning k-R- Co., for the sale Of The same for
sl,5O0. with interest, dated January, 1858; appraised
At 81 GOO.
81. The remainder Of tots S and 6 in the Brooks plat,
50 called, being at the southwest corner Of South ST.
and franklin Alley, and extending to the middle Of
said Alley, after taking oe the strip Of los feet on
South Street. above described, also the whole Of lot Z
and the north part Of lot 3, bounded south upon : por-
ZION Of said lot ?. lately held and owned by II. Lob
Appraised at Sis o.
I'd. LOts Is, 10, II and IS, IN said Brooks Plat, sp.
praised at S75,uo.
Ith. A lot IS feet in width on the cas-. side Of Frank
lin Alley, BOUNDED south and east by lards Of Henry
W.. Smith, and vest BY the middle Of franklin Alley
Appraised at slo0. CO.
5th. Another lot Of land east of Franklin Alley,
bounded north by the south line Of the los feet lot &C
cupied by The CO NJ. Rail Road Company, vest by
The middle Of franklin Alley, south by a Ike parallel
to the north line OF the lot last above described. and
90 feet distant iherefrom, and east " lands of J. b.
Bui.les and NJ d. TSyler. Appraised at $4,000.
J. UCrCuISS, Adm OF
p 8. Brooks, deed.
BY Hutchins, Cox q Ratlia. Attys
In In W
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Acms ynttiigsnfs.
OPENING AND CLOSING OF MAILS.
Brshe Jail.

%onlast Thursday night. two prisoners escaped
firm the Jail. they were confined in an uppeI
r,on. the wills of which are OF brick, and with
g knife. they dug out enough of the bricks. just
blow she window. 10 make a hole sufficiently
'llrye4s- crawl through. One of then. Collin:
Flrrar, confined for Stealing honey. also imfii
Gated in the cattle operation. in Fowler. wa.
rdaken on Friday night. in Johnston. by Mr.
Swim. of that Ilaee Swim had Tracked ham
int,a piece Of woods. aud feeling certain he had
nutoorue ont. sat down and waited about three
hsurs. when the gentleman made his appearance
and was taken. The other. a boy. about ii
years cid. named Strickland, confined for petty
larceny, has not been retaken.
We have again and again spoken of the in
security of the Jail, and of the cruelty necessari-
ly pracficed upon prisoners confined in the lower
cell but eur readers must bear with Us for again
bringing it before their notice. We are conf
d Rt that the voters of this county are not aware
Of he Grcsg committed upon pF.soners, and the
expense incurred by the County by means of
this jaiL
Beiole the escape of Strickland, there were
eight prisoners confined within its walls, six in
the lower cell, and two in the upper ROOM
There is but one cell which can be used at all
This is about ten feet by twelve, and six and a
half feet in heigta- In it, are two beds ahi
a stqve. which occupy more than one half the
emf re s race it contains. 1t has one small open
iog ;hFvugh Tor near the door opening into the
hzii. which affords the only ventilation. Un-
less the fire in the stove is kept burning both
night and day. the walls become so damp that
the moisture trickles from them. In his damp
IN wholesome place, men are confined for months,
sometimes almost as tightly packed as in the
hold of a slave-ship. ~entailing upon their bodies,
as it has done in more than one instance. disease
for life. and by the evil associations made by
thus eongregating criminals together, making
the young man, who has for the first time ele-
waited hon the path of reactitude. when his
tie IN shall expire. a proficient in all villiary,
and hose who ale already old in crime, four
iold worse han before. |
IN this single instance the expense of the
search after these prisoners. VIII be from $50 to
sIeo.
whenever hardened and experienced williams
are confined. even i. the lowe cell, the Court
orders the sheriff to set a watch around the jail,
and the County feots the bill.
Again we ask, do the voters of this County
know what they are doing when they vote
Against a new jailt
Ixrp-We lsasa that Strickland has been
.re-arrested, in Mesopotaraia.
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TRUMBULL COMMON PLEAS.
A DEMONSTRATION SAFE OF REil ISfsrE

"A b. Order Of :he Probate Court Of 1rzasuli cocs.
ty, and State OF Ohio.
Gu SATURDAY. the c6fS Cav Of P~ERSt1py .
l-S9. between The hours al 10 5'elock 4. ~. and .
o'clock I. NJ, OF said day. on .a@ premises IN "a
be sold 20 tbs highess htlisr. Al pabIic Auerios -
Ioio.lng heai bsts.e, q suase in Broozaeld Township.
IIumouit County, 0hiS, and known IS part Of lot Nc.
o9in SAID IoNnIhip, and kns1n as the Homestead ef
Jeremiah rriShS, J1. dec, and cOatsirs 10 Al a.
acres OF land, and has been appraised In thee pe-cs,s.
As ionoSs: $50 14-l0O seres ercenbersd Eith via
oTs lower, a. SlQ.C0 per acre as So lco acrea. AZ
i-oOVn2s& 11-lOs acres. at $500 CT 1891 IS
TENS OF sALE:-0ne third in hand; onetAyd ta
one yesrs and one-third In two years from aay or sac.
J. D. PAYNE. Adtnr
Jan, ~, o9f~. ofJereniah Trihty. II. de-.
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CLYDE % July ~ 1856
Dr. TUBBs-STR: l. have de:syea' ~ Ting until srv-
rral months have elapsed since my wife discontinue
the use of your medicine. / AIN happy to SAY that sh-
is again restored to health. Her condition was pe-u
liarly distressing and one that | will o; attempt fully
to describe. Her greatest sunsringS proceeded from
a disease OF her throat and lungs disorderei state Of
the liver nervous prostra;iOn anil general debility
Her health has beeen declining for many years, until
she was reduced 70 a mere skeleton, and her Kfe des
paired of by her friends. The hest physicians in the
country (old school were employed to little or no pur-
pose. ami they 'old US she must die. Hearing Of you
she desired 10 make one more effort. and We did So
On receiving your first prescription. she was able to
sit up hut part of the day.
The change was great and truly gratifying to US both.
She applied tor medicine hHt twice after obtaining the
6rst, and we are happy to state that by the blessing Of
God. through your instrumentslity. she now enjoys
better health than she has Tor the last fifteen years.
She endure more hardships with less fatigue. Yon
can dispose o; this statement as you see proper, for
your OSn benefit and the cause OF humanity.
Yours, respectfully. J. O. r
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HEALTH WITHOUT PHYSlC.
A PRIZE ESSAY on NERVOUS DISEASES.

usi published. The 95 h thousand. in
- a sealed envelope, price 10 cents; or sem, post
paid. by the Publishers. for , stamps; A MEDICAL Es
SAT- on THE PHIsrcAL ExHAUsrioS AND DECAY Of the
frame from Indulgence. Infection and the Injurious
Consequences OF Mercury. with the modern means Of
cure. by RI "CULyERwELL, NJ. D..
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons &c, &c.
II Spermatorrh9a, or Seminal Emissions. Ner.
vous De- iliiy Impo;, ncy. Loss of Energy. Depression
of Spirits. TimidIt.. Diseases of the Sexual Organs.
and Impediments to Marriage generally. are promptly
and eEectually cured by the Authors novel and most
successful mode Of treatment by means of which the
Invalid can regain pi istine health without having re
course to dangerous and expensive medicines.
From the London Lancet-"The best treatise ever
written on a subject of vital importance 10 all, we'll
worthy the Authors exalted reputation"
Address the Publishers: c. J. c. KLINE & Co.. Is.
Avenue, Cor. 18th Street, Post Box 45e6. New York CT
ty. Jan5-3snos ia
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a Card.

hEssRs EDrroRs:-Will you permit us to ac.
knowledge through the Chronicle. the very lib
eral Donation bestowed npcn us. by many Of the
citizens of Warren. On the evening OF the Ieth
inst. Among the most agreeable occurrances Of
the evening, were'the rich fow OF social enjoy.
ment, and the humorous speeches made By some
of the gentlemen present. Buttbe receipt Of one
hundred and thirty dollars has laid Us under
special obligations to our numerous and kind
friends. May they be blessed in all the rela.
tons and pursuits-of life, is our most devout
wish and prayersl J. TRIBBY,
NJ. A. TRIBBY.
Warren, Jan. 18th, 1853.
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Horne Sewing Machine.

These machines. sewing with a single and
double thread. and varying in price from S25 70
$40. are now offered for sale in this place. and
can be seen at the house-oi T. E. Webb Esq.
We have seen many high Recommendations of
these machines
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The School Master abroad.

The following is a verbatim copy of q letter
received by 7. E. Webb, Esq, Post Master at
this place. a few days ago.
Pies Mail Their with in Litter and Ableg a
trend how willcall on you in q few days &
Explon
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January Appointments.

~ as fo!lowS--
WARREN. National Hotel. Monday January 3lSt.
R.vENNA, Prentiss House, Wednesday January 26th
For Consultation EgOH ell diseases Of the ThrOat
Lungs. Heart, Licer, Stomach BoDsks, Kidneys
and Spleen. .HlsO. DrOpsy. GrGref, RAeEnafisn
NerrOHsHsss, Debility. Dyspepsia. Female Discus
es, s5gae dad Fe1er. FStS. Impurities or the Blood,
ErsPsscES. Cancers, Ulcers and all Other varieties
Of long standing complaints, both External and In
teFnal.
For some ten years. DR.. TUBBs has devoted his entire
time TO Chronic Diseases. treating thousands annually,
many OF whom had exhausted every ether resource
within reach. IL No CASE ARK MINERAL or OTHER
PoIsoAS EMPLOYED. NOR DOES HE MAKE SICK TO NAME
WILL. OR TEAR DOWN TO BCILD Up AGAIN. The medi-
cires can Z taken with safety by the most deiicat-.
an patients may remain at home. and continue, with
pruieuce- their ordinary riei and exercise. Nam
haze recovered under the treatment alter friends ami
physicians hay, had given W al hope the iRdisputa-
Bile wilderness Of which can always ne II nishr-i -
1nvaiii> n0weveT edueed ar dos airing. are invited
t"caIl anl may be assured tiIat a. -ut ourt=ement e u
be given ~ exPeus- Incurred . IioIs correspondent.
nrOspec; - recovery
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Appointed.

We learn that DR.. J. F. Porter of Newton
Pals, was appointed Director of the P. & o
Canal Company. at the same time with Mr. r
Iddings. whose appointment we mentioned last
week.
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GUARDIANS SALE
eF REAL A
In pursuance Of an order to me issued BY the Pro.
hate Court for Trumbuil County, in q certain cause
therein pending. wherein 1, IS Guardian Cor Ange,ine
McFAriane was plaintiff, and said A AcFarlane was
defendant, ! will oder for public sale, Al the door Of
the Court House. in Warren. on
SATURDAY, the isth day Of FEBRUARY, 1859,
at one O'Clock P. NJ, the following raj estate, siru.te
in Hosland, in sail county OF TrGmbull. and bounced
as follows, viz: Beginning at the north east corner Of
lands OF Jacob Perkins in lot number twenty eOiin
said township Of HoEland, In the middle Of n.
Warren and Lake Erie Plank Rczd, thence north x1s
East, along the middle Of said road. four chain ,or-v.
seven links G,41), thence north SIZE west. zfrS,
line OF lands OF Charles 5. snd Asaheiw nsorter- sinS
teen chains eighty eight links 1859 % IanSs Of u.
COB Perkins, thence south along S.td PsrLin,, -
eleven chains nineteen linksa n 20, thence south rs
East st 10 s@o PERKINS lane thirteen chains sixtk
ing eleven and nay.tvs hundrsdths III 55l seres 81
ano' more or lesss Appraised at s75 per ac-e.
WILLIAM MCFARLAND.
Guardian, &1.
Jan 10, f19-4E
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

between Warren Packard and Rolla H. Barnun
in the Hardware & Iron business at the Tall Brick"
which was for Eve years; expires this day by limita'
ton. The hooks and papers Of the arm will remain at
the Tall Brick" where it is expected our Customers
in arrears one and all. will call amt settle soon, and
save us the trouble OF calling on them. Either party is
authorized to settle the business Of the firm Those
owing us money past due must not be disap-
pointed IL their accounts are left for collection il they
are not heard from in a reasonable time
WARREN
Dec. 6th, SO. R0LLA II. BARNUN.
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Dec. Oh, SO.

The Hardware business in all its branches will be
continued at the "'Tall Brick" as heretofore by the
undersigned. The Customers Of the firm are respect
fully sslitited To continue their patronage.
Grateful for liberal patronage received for the past
eight years I shall make every effort 10 merit a con
tinuance of the same. WARREN PACKARD.
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"a oraer thst The public may be able 10 Jsdge foy
themselves, Of the results Of Prof. oateben'. -.,ho5
i append rev cases chiefly from among those which
nave neen within ny own personal observation. AZ.
: Witnessing Prof.. Gateheii's treatment OF salt rhsrm
nneunatlsn. diseases of bones. lungs. female system.
but express my sincere conviction when 1 saw
that ithink 1t entirely unequalled In its success.
J. IL. BRIsCOE.
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at the same rates. warranted good Looking glasses
at proportionate rates Don't permit interested per,
sons" to bluff you of by telling sou that We can't sell
goods Of first quality at such runiously low prices
bat call for yourselves and you Eiilabe convinced
tgat we both con and piu do IS We agree to in every
respect. We sell for CASH AND READY PAY ONLY, and
YOU cgn now buy your ware Of us ct the same prices
that most small dealers pay fer ii in Men York, add
ing freight, and SAW ALL THEIR OF FROM ~ TO 5O per
cent, TO PUT IN YOUR own POCKET
We charge nothing for showing goods, so call at
once and get a bargain. January 9TH, lr59-
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DIR. DELLENBAUGH'S
February appointments.

GH respectiuH,
~ informs the citizens of the COMMITTEES named be
low, and the surrounding country. that he will be q
the following places at the times Indicated. All pei
sons affected with any Complains. of a Chronic nature
are invited TO cali for cratuitous consultation.
ci.vsra,d corr.- E;n.n.. 49,. a. OF c,h
-,b an Ia.s Ia,h ~ - :
ror,.rs a. $500. III. g..
p.yenn. Cana Tan' NJ
49,. ~
urdsor n, ' a
Trnh,u r. Vs.. o"L.,r ~
snIn;, O. - nouse' 10
HrNPAe nouse g.
"eSCuoHiasa AicnTy rl4css
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Donation Visit,

Donation Visit. .
The Friends of Elder John Errett will yisi.
him this evening at the franklin Eouse.
We hops he viii be remembered liLsally. =
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Protracted Meeting.

A Protracted Meeting has been in progress a.
the Disciples Church, during the last week
The meetings. have been largely attended, and
sone thirty Individuals have already united
with the Church.
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NEWTON fats. Ohio. Oct. 18th, 1853.
IhoF. hAICHxLL:-l will for the benefit of Others
anlicted as l have been, make q short stat-uant OF
my ease was sick :or twelve years, and during the
Lssl Iour d The tSeise, ] had a had spell every two or
three weeks with severe vomiting for a day and nigh,
ana complete Prostratiou l would have distressing
pains in the stomach and head, and they would Extend
over the whole body.
mad also a disease Of the kidneys and : constant
pain IN my LEFT side. At my monthly turns / suffered
very much with great pain and weakness, The rad
speis mat | had would sometimes eufreble ~. so that
L "oSlh not get ihout Tor a week and during ths latter
part OF my sickness they had begun to be as rrsauen.
as two or three in a week.
About the middle of August 7 eonr,ancol .at;,,
medicine of Prof. Gatcheli. since which have nnt
had a single rad spell, and my health 10 steadily i'm
proving though l am doing the most Of the work Tor a
very large Lmily. Mrs SUSANNA TOKCK
NEWTON PAtLs, Ohio, Oct 9Gth.
PROP. GArcHrtL-DeGr Sir. | feel under oblixstion
TO testify TO the good effects which your medicine has
hau . my Gaze. Always a feeble constitution, { was
'oF long time = sufferer from what vas considered TO
ne orcnchitis- My threat WAS perfectly raw and nv
lungs we're very sore and weak. 1 Eas obliged to give
up I'll industry, and at length Z gave Cp all hopes Of
being cure;. 1 was not only attended 10y various phy.
sleiahs, hnt resort-d also to patent medicines with
out any benefit from either.
Last January. as a last resort. I e!Ied upon Won -
AFTER a careful examination of my case yau thought
you could hriPhoth my throat and other weakness,
Tor haiFbecome very nervons and much reduced in
strength ] Commenced taxing your medicine and
IN thrre or four wes ks found myself appreciahly better
so that | hecame as well as I have been at any tine In
my hie' am now enjoying ordinary health, able to
exercise daily industry and still improving.
| would recommeud all who are afflicted as 1 have
been, 10 call Prof Gatchell.
Yours with due Respect.
San. 18th. IT.
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New Arrangements!
Fer two Mentas. ror TIVE Months!
Az, CLAIMS JRuCkERy STOR ks.

NE are going 20 Retoit our larry
Nv stock of erockeTy and Glassware al the How
est Wholesale prices ustil the last Of February, for
Casa Such an opportunity vas never before oueren
10 the people Of Trumbull County 10 get bargains IN
our line. Now is the time to get new sets of dishes
or to replenish the old ones We annex a short list
OF the common retail prices. aud OF the pA0teSate
lrices. at phieh utter ne are R0o seAIRg
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CINNAMON, &C-Cinnamon, Rails
- ms. Cloves, Pepper. Starch. Sal. sOds, Soda Ash
49, a. WOODS L Ews
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ERIF y SALE.
~ Humphrey Harsh
vs.. In Trumbuli Common Pleas
Horatio Bascom.
By virtue of an order of sale. issued cut of the Court
OF Common Pleas of TrumbuI County, Ohio, to me di
rectea and delivered, I have levied on. and shall
expose to Public Sale, at the door Of the Court House
in Warren, in said county. on
Saturday, the 26th day of February, 1859,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and 4 O'Clock
2. NJ, Of said day. the Real Estate described in said
0rdsr Of Sale. to wit:
Situate in Rowland, Township number four. in the
third range of Tos nships in the Connecticut Western
Reserve, in the State Of Ohio. and which is also in the
County of Trumbull, and is known by part of Lot No.
q IN said Township, and is bounded as follows: North
and West by lands lately owned by George Austin.
ESQ.,: East by the PLANK Road from Warren to Niles,
and South by South Street. and known as the Home
stead II Horatio Bascom. and is the same lot of ground
conveyed by James Austin to John Thorp, by deed exc
cnted January 18th. Is50; Recorded In Trumhull
County Records, Book "a. Page 4z6 d f29,, to which
is hereto made, for a mere particular de-
OF said premises, and is also the same land
decided by John s. Thorp and wife to said Bascom,
in Book az, Pages "a & IS, in Trumnun
County Records be the same more or less. Appraised
at Sl5OO,e0. TERAs-Cash on day Of Sale.
A. b. LYMAN. Sheriff.
Sheriff Once, Warren, Jan. 20, .59-5wA,G3
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WATCHES IMPORTED
At

HE SUBSCRIBER ha< u.s. returned
from tue East with a larger stock of Jewe.ry and
Notions than he ever drought. before and has also re-
criyed Il large Case OF Matches from switzerland. II
Al. cries. among these are Il 'ex Matte Chrouom--
;efs- cost $40; also some very fine silver Watches,
cot IRON - - SiHa. Having mule <rrarsrmeHts to
reclsr 5 ithi' N..rth at catches. 10 tkfy auti hcir .
o"tS-i - sell tl-m teAlrr> aud oiher- silt ind that
! ii I'll a. very l"w Prices
i'vr iI-.. > very large stock II al < nIs of Jewel
) Ft 'cN 30 IL >prnn q. &c; hat I lii sell to Ped
Tiers aHd Watch Makers. A. los - they can US At New
Tors. Also : "-S iot of imvrieI, Watches amt uouLI,
sght Sl'-ctacies
lease call and see my stock.
WARREN. Nov 81, 5--tf JI-LFS VArTHOT
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4 T~TACHMREr NOTICE

~ It N1bOu a Coz, Eefure n N. EfaWar.
J. p WeztherSaeid ~ 1.
Al. asiser. ~ STIunsaI Coo.
Or the, 18th Of December, 1858, said Jus.ne issrsd
AZ or Jsr OF attachment in the shove action, FOR ths
su-a Of Forty four dollars and sixty four ecnts-
Said trial adjourned to ths5th day Of February. 1853.
at I o'cloek-P. NJ. William @. rsYis. Philip JoRss.
Elijah BsEker, John Lewis. zseLariah Kerr azd Gull
Ian Davis have been garnisheed ia this ssis.
- II. X. N4soS 4 CO.,
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient Consump-
ton, and for the relief of ~COnsumptive
Patients in advanced stages of the
disease.
So wide is the field of its usefulness and so nu-
merous are the cases of its cures, that almost
every section of country abounds in persons pub
icly known, who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases of the lungs by its
use. When once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine of its kind is too apparent to escape
observation, and where its virtues are known, the
public no longer hesitate what antdote to employ
for the distressing and dangerous affections Of the
pulmonary organs that are incident 10 our climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded, this
has gained friends by every trial, conferred benefits
on the afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
auced cures too numerous and too remarkable to
be forgotten.
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pale RIITE MARE

All these geeds We we.earraHt TO be OF the best
quality of Slksts astoEs China, GRd most fashionable