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at So, ,00O.
Last Fridav, Mr.. William j. Coey, one of the
sufferers by the recent accident the Hudson
River railroad, died at Tarrytown, from injuries
received on that occasion. Mr.. Coey was sixty five
years Of age, and is the fourth victim of the sad
catastrophe.
A cave has been discovered on the farm of Mrs.
Otterback, near the mouth of Quantico Greek, in
Prince William county, Virginia. Some bottles,
bones &C., were found in it, and dates far back
as Ills marked on the sides of the cave.
The statistics of the Erie Railroad show that
some 5,359,839 gallons of milk were brought to
New York city during the year 1859, by that route.
The largest quantity in one month was in June,
which shows total of 657 ,0l2 gallons.
man named Christopher McFarlaine killed his
wife, Catharine McFarlaine, in Philadelphia,
Wednesday evening. Both were addicted to in
temperance, and the murderer intoxicated at
the time of the commission of the deed.
Last week, at a sitting of the Supreme Court at
Lockport, New York, verdict given against
the New York Central Railroad of SO, 500 in favor
of Mr. Jesse H. Warren, for the loss of an arm,
owing to an accident on the road.
fanatica Hindoo cultivated for forty years the
growth of finger nail, and he found its measure
to be thirteen inches and half. The finger nails
grow their whole length in few months.
Thackeray's CornhW Mogozine is considered to be
failure. Although, of course, many hrst copies
have been sold, yet it is not OF the type to please
the million, or even enchant iew
The Whig General Committee of the city of New
York held a meeting on Wednesday, and appointed
delegates to the Virginia Whig State Convention
to be held in Richmond on the 22d inst.
The Legislature of the State of New York has
passed law taking away all authority from the
city in relation to the laying down passenger rail
ways in its streets.
The latest advices from Albany, n. Y, are not
favorable to the passage of the Pro-Ratd bill, now
before the Legislature.
DR.. Samuel L. Clark, formerly of Easton, Nd,
has been elected Physician and Superintendent of
the State Hospital at Natchez, Miss.
bill has passed the Legislature of Kentucky,
appropriatng $4,000 per annum to the Kentucky
State Agricultural Society.
The ballot that elected Mr. Pennington was the
forty-fourth that had been had for Speaker.
Neal Dow is out in letter declaring that be is
not backsider from his temperance principles.
There are four steamers with six days later new
from Europe now due at American ports.
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Last Friday, Mr.. William }. Coey, one of the
sufferers by the recent accident on the Hudson
River railroad, died at Tarrytown, from injuries
received on that occasion. Mr. Coey was sixty five
years of age, and is the fourth victim of the sad
catastrophe.
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Further News by the California Overland

ST.. LOUIS, February 1.-The Overland Mail from
San Francisco on the Stt ultimo arrived here to-
night. The following additional items of news are
furnished.
New gold mines had been discovered in the Utah
Mountains twenty miles from Carson City. The
discovery produced much excitement in Solana and
Yuba counties.
i silver mine had been discovered In the st.
Helena mountains which attracted much atten-
tion. Some 400 persons had gone there to pros
pect.
Another silver mine had been discovered in CAL
averas county.
The dates from Honolulu are to the 10Th of
December. Whalers and merchantmen had been de-
parting rapidly, leaving only eight vessels in port.
United States Consul Pratt was to leave for home
on the lst of February on leave of absence
The review of the whaling season notes a falling
off of 200 bbls. per ship.
Arrived at Honolulu on Dec. l5-Sea Nymph,
from London. Sailed he 10th-Sylva, from
New Bedford Aspasa, from Mexican Island. The
Black Sea was the only American vessel in port
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A cave has been discovered on the farm of Mrs.
Otterback near the mouth of Quantico Greek, in
Prince William county, Virginia. Some bottles,
bones &C., were found in it, and dates far back
as I7lS marked on the sides of the cave.
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The statistics of the Erie Railroad show that
some 5,359,S3 gallons of milk brought to
New York city during the year 1859, by that route.
The largest quantity in one month was in June,
which shows a total of 657, ,Ol2 gallons.
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Last week, at a sitting of the Supreme Court at
Lockport, New York, verdict was given against
the New York Central Railroad of So, 500, in favor
of Mr.. Jesse H. Warren, for the loss of an arm,
owing TO an accident on the road.
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WAsHNdroN, Feb. 2.-The Republicans held
conference to-day at the Capitol to select nominees
for the various officers of the House. The many
seekers after place were gathered in the lobbies
impatiently awaiting the result, and the rumors
citement among them. 1t was ascertained by the
proceedings in the Hall, that the preponderance of
feeling there was in favor of Mr.. Forney for Clerk
and Henry W. Hoffman, of Maryland, for Sergeant
alarms. These gentlemen were recommended but
not nominated. No definite action was taken on
the candidates for the other offices.
Some difficulty was occasioned by there being
two candidates for the position of Doorkeeper from
New York, Capt. Darling and Ira Goodenow,
while George Master, of New Hampshire, is the
prominent candidate for that office.
Messrs. Sherman, Grow, Tappan, Hickman and
Schwartz were appointed committee to call an
other conference 1f A
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A man named Christopher McFarlaine killed his
wife, Catharine McFarlane, in Philadelphia, on
Wednesday evening. Both were addicted to in
temperance, and the murderer was intoxicated at
the time of the commission of the deed
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Thackeray's CornhW Mogosine is considered to be
failure. Although, of course, many first copies
have been sold yet it is not of the type to please
the million. OF even enchant few.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Feb 2.--Capt. Gardner, of the in
fantry, Lieut.. Moore, of the dragons, Lieut.. An
derson of the artillery, Lieut. Taylor, of the cav
airy, and Lieut. Alexander, of the corps of engi-
neers, have been appointed to the Board to assem-
BILE at the Washington Arsenal on Monday next
for the trial of all the different kinds of small arms
which have been made or purchased for the militia
ry service. They are to report in full to the War
Department.
The acceptance of the offer of the services of the
mounted rifle regiment of Texan volunteers for the
protection of the frontier against the invasion
which threatens it from Mexico, and to be ready in
any emergency, will depend upon the action of
Congress. .ra-
The members of the House to-day were keeping
the Sergeant at Arms busy by drawing their mile
age and salary, the Speaker having signed check
on the Treasury for large amount of money.
The Senate to-day in Executive session spiritedly
debated for more than two hours the motion to re-
consider the vote, by which, some weeks ago. the
nomination of Francis j. Grand rejected as Con-
sui to Havre. The contest was ended by confirm
ing the appointment, the majority being unexpect-
edly large.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-03

The Legislature of the State of New York has
passed law taking away all authority from the
city in relation to the laying down passenger rail
in;
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The Wing General Committee of the city of New
York held a meeting on Wednesday, and appointed
delegates to the Virginia Whig State Convention
to be held in Richmond on the 22d inst
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-03

A fanatcal Hindoo cultivated for forty wears the
growth of finger nail, and he found its measure
to be thirteen inches and half. The finger nails
grow their whole length in a few months.
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The following shows the condition of the banks of the
four leading cities of the Union according to the latest
weekly statements at hand
Loans Specie. Circuln. Deposits
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"'4Ef
NADDTES AND HARNESS

- The FIRM Of PATCH & ALLISON. having Zee
dissolved .anE the husine ss divided. tbs nsanuiacturiut
of Harness Saddles, &c, will hereafter ne carried %
By the subscriber, in the building formerly occupied
BY JOHN FLTE. asa Clothing Store. nearly oPPosit7
the old stand Of Patch x Allison fhe subscriber is
fully prepared with AZ ample supply OF Trimmings
and stock ofaII kinds .forths aanufactureo T snythiRy
in his line. A good supply Of SADDLES,
TRUNKS. &C., constantly on hand, which he will be
haurv. al aftfmes.t TO exhi5itto his old friends, ana
sra Customers. Ell. ALLISON
Warren. April&3. 1856
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~SANFSRD'S
FAMILY
GRTNhaTEG PILLS,

COMPOUNDED PROM
PURE YEGETHBLE EX7RfCTS; PU1
UP ~ Glass C6SES. -AiR TIGHT, AND HILL
- - A. y a. Enfq TTT .
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INDIAN SUMNER

There as a tame. Just when the tscs.
Prepares 70 pave old Winters way.
When Autumn in a revere lost,
The mellow daytime dreams away:
When Summer comes, in musing mind,
To gaze once more on hill and dell.
To make how many sheaves they bisd.
Ani see il all are ripened well.
With bsl2y trsath she whispers low;
The dying flowers look up and give
Their sweetest incense ere they go.
For her who made their beauties live.
She enters meath the woodlands shade.
her zePbyrs lift the lingering leaf.
Aud bear it gently where are laid
u The loved and Lest ones Of its grief.
At last old Autumn. rising, takes
Again his scepter and his throne.
With boisterous hand the tree he shakes.
Intent on gathering al its own.
Sweet Summer, signing, flies the plain.
And waiting Winter, gaunt and firm.
Sees miser Autumn hoard his grain,
And smiles to think it's all for him.
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week
"But the gospel has not died out of
Ameria-it is only like a strawberry-bed,
where the life has gone out Of old plants
into young runners. The Gospel ofChrist
is exp0ended at this day more truly in
many of the political speeches Of the Re-
publican party than in some pulpits and
some so4eaHed religious papers. That in
visible but mighty force which we call the
,Syfra Of tie age is burning like an oven
against all the devices of injustice and cru
city. and those whose eyes are truly opened
know scko it is that is breathing that pow
erful breath through all the ways of man
and, as the prophet of old, they fall on
fheir faces when the spirit of the Lord
By.
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+ YOURSELVES
I r A-NDBURGLARs,

HERRLtCS PATENT SAFES.
THESE S.fss are warranted 10 be
L perfectly pro- against Ere. having been tested
il great fires n all parts Of the country 20 eohE-
dent are the Manufacturers Of their security th-t thsy
offer = reward OF one Thousand dollars TO any one
who can. show that one Of their Safes erer Jsttsd-
They are furui shed vitE Halls Patent foEuer frees
Locks, which has resisted the EFFORTS o. thH ufet
skiIIui Lock Piekers. These safes took premiums
At the Worlds Fair ~ London ant a Tie CTystsl raj
ace in New Yore Al SKIES and prices ron SStS
$40 Vor tr> fas ais OF their ssssrity, sali - eur
o5ics- M one ,..1uing's safes srG Jattss-
III. McLAtN& SON,
IJpIv 1ffh. IEGO Manufacturers Agents
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no PiHBtGhI5 Oh O?IhIB

o. GHr kind and therefore relieves by rsm0rirg the
srTsrfHgs Of your child. Instead OF by dsadeHiHg as
scHsibiities- For this reaso1. il tOnmeuGs itself As
the 0Hty ref05ts PREPARATION now knO II for chill
DREE TEETHlNG, DIAhRIiOEA. DYSENTERY.
GRIPPING IN III % ELS. AGIDI1Y OF Il
STOMACH, WIND COLI IN u HEAD. and
GROUP. also. for SgtteHiBg fhs gums, refHeiHg ~
EamGtiCH regHiafiHg tie BsUets. end rsHsriHg pain.
it has no sqHat-heias an cHti spaSmOdie it Is used
with HHJgiEpg success in all eases ct CONFUSION
OR OTHER FITS IF ron rGfNs the ffs and hsqffh
Of HOHS children and IRISH 10 Sazs thsn from those
scs end b~tghfiHg cOHssqHsHess Ukieh are certain to
resHt. from the use Of narcotics Of ukek other
remedies for fafaHfiie COwPlaiEfs ere soWPOssd.
take R0ns bat Or EATuN'E INFANTILE OED
Al, this yuu caa rely upon Il is perfectly harmless,
and cannot iuiUre the most celiea;e infant Price. b
cents Fnll directions accompany eaek LOttle. Pre-
pared only hy
CHURCH & DUPONT,
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DR.. DAYS
COMPOUND DANDELION SYRUP,
For tie Care of Diseases,

WI " ~
For tie Cure of Diseases,
This compound is purely vegetable and made Of
roots and harks Of our own climate We SivetestlmS-
mails below from per-ons who have used it. thus show
ing what diseases il Invariably cures sgch as Fever
and Ague. Chilis.I Headache. Pain in the size. Stonach,
shoulders, Back. Hips and Limbs. Pslpttstion Of The
Heart Liver complaint Dizziness OF the Head Ocn
eraI debility. WeaSness, Hard breathing. Asthma,
and various other diseases.
II purihes the blOOd- is a sure remedy for female
Weaknesses. Dropsy. rheumatism and NeuralEia-
This medicine being a compound works upon the
Liver. blood. kidneys ans Lungs d> sorgeS the Liver
frees the Stomach ami bowels, removes cOstivensss
aad DispePsy. This syfuPis = sCre cure for a hOEsl
disease and can be taken with perfect safety hy oh
or young. 1t nav be relied upon as an eraiieator CT
the human system Of all or most diseases, Of the
blosd and If taken IN tine, a preventative from AK
ing other diseases. such as bilious, Intermittent -
phus and typhoid Fsvers-
No diseases can exis- where the blood is { ade pure.
One or two bottles per year will secuTr health 10 Say
family taken al any time TO suit the p@tent
In supsOrtO Of the above We insert the following vol
untary cerrihsates-
This is to certify that I was afflicted with DroPsy
and female weaknesses for a number o. years Ny
physicians CAV Ias ap aud said that l was Tast re-
cover. 1 then usei Dr. Days Dahdelion sJruP, IL
gave immetist- relief. ard AN now happy to he ale
to say thar I am perfectly we'll. MARY ~. MOORE
Tbs lie to cerifg that I have afflicted with the Lives
complaint Asthma. palpitltion ef the heart ans
pains through the hsdy and limbs. Afe- desparrS
sfmedical lid. Ihtpptn=d TO Fe in Warren, and met
DR.. Day AMI got a bottle Of Dandelion Syrup. asd in
a short tiAe I vas restored to perfect h-slth-
DR.. JOHNSON, Washington, "a
I have used DR.. Days Syrup by which my life Eas
preserved and 1 am now a healthy man
This is to certify that I have used Dr.. Days cam
rsuud, l am satisfied with its use.
K-v. sHURICK, NJ. 3. Church.
For Sale by Woods & Pew and Smith, Stratt=a &
Co. Warren Ohio.
Warren, Feb. 18th, 1850. Ht
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

A BeReroleat TastitgfiOR established by special Ia
4spmsat. fer me relief Of rae Sisk and Distressed
afflicted Nifh YirHIeHt and Epidemic Diseases. and
especially for the Care Of Diseases Of ths SSEuGf
OrQaEs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis,
Va by the Acting Surgeon. 20 al whs apply by let
ter, with a dissertation Of their condition, Gage, oeeu-
patton. habits Of life. Sc J and in cases of rxtrsEe
Dovertv. Medicines furnished ne or charge
VALUABLE REPORTS on SperuatOTrhna. AID
other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and on the NEW
employed in the Dtspenssry, sent T. the
afflicted in sealed letter envelopes. free Of charge
Two or three stamps for postage vii be acceptable
Address DR.. j. SKILLIN H0UGHTON, Acting
Surgeon, Howard Association. No. , South Ninth
Street, Philadelphia. Pa By order OIL the Directors.
EZRA D. HEAKTWELL, PTesideAt-
GE0. FAIRCHILD. Secretary,
Nov Is 1880 Nv
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6 Price Of MGrshalFs 6tsrius CAthOteSH is o1s
D0Ilar and a hdU per Single BOtts.

wEsr BEDFORD. CoshOeton Co.. Nav "a, 1857.
Mr.. H B. KINGSLEY. SRI have been selling the
medicines Of the Grafenberg Company for the last ten
ears. and have invariably fund them to give good
satisfaction: and the pills 1 have sold to a good many
families as regularly as their tea and coffee, and with
nv trade they become a staple article Marshalls
Uterine Catholicon is a medicine that has donea Srset
amount Of good in female diseases One lady soldit
to told me she had received more benent from one Rot
tie than she did from a long course Of medical treat
"s" Yosrs truly. JAMES WILSON.
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.Alra OF AaEuIcAS wO44,
PROM PHYSICIANS.


MarshalPs Uterine Catholicon will certainly eurs all
the diseases for which it is recommended. In the worst
eases l have ever met with, Marshalls Uterine CatnOl-
icon is a cerain and sac remedy.
MARSHALLiS Uterine
IS unbesitatngly offered as a reliable remedy for al
those complaints 10 which every Es-an Is liable, and
which gradually affect the mind as veil as the body 50
that to think, talk or work becomes alike a source OF
suffering, if not an inpOssihility- Among other com
plants Tor which the CathOlicOR IS a remedy IS me
Falling Of the Womb, Whites, Suppressed, Irregular
or Painful MenstruatiOn. BlOating. Inhanmauons ana
Diseases OF the Kidneys or Urinary Organs, Retention
or IncontinAnce OF Urine, Heartburn, Cosuyensss,
Nervousness. Fa;ntings. Palpitations, Cramps, DIS
turbed sIeep.and an trou5les, organic or sympathetic.
connected with the uterine organs
Ladies who are troubled with any ofthe above syHP-
toms, or with spine. Liver or Lung Complaints are
invited TO address DR.. BRIDGE, with full eenhdehee
that they will ind relief Marshsll's Uterine Catnoh-
con is not a quack medicine. bat its ingredients rave
been made known to the Meiisal Colleges. and tney
are at the service Of any respectable physician u te
country.
The Pr1ee Of .MGrshGlFs 6tsrias Catholics IS O1s
Dollar and a hdU per SIHgic BOttS-
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very NARY NARY E ROBINSON.

FOR Sale by WooDs & rEw. Warren; J-H- Q .JsHs-
soy. Hartford: RNsIGs 4 SoULE. Newton Falls; E-&
s. JACKSON. Hubbard; 6.P O1kTIs, dreSn' IL oAS
nm KiDsman: ANDREWS & BALDwIH, Fowler 7.
WoLcoTr. Pennington: and By MsdieineDe Dealers gen
erally, throughout the STATE.
H L. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
Ir1r & IaiN-v. Agent for Ohio.
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UF ~ NrL-AE1 Ga9As1s 10 80
KEEP IN my CLIMATE.
The FAMILY 3 tTH8RTIC PILL is a
gentle Tut active Cathar ahic-ghich the proprietOf
has used in his practice - more than tWerty years.
The constantly inereas = ing demand rom thsse
who have leug used theI- PILLS. and the ~saLisfac-
tiOn which all expressin regard TO their use. has
INDUCED me to place thea within The reach Of
all -
TIE Profession WellIG know that different Ca
th,rtics ACT on ginerenif ~. portions OF the bowels.
The FAMILY CAI0iTHAkFIC PILL has.
with drs reference To- ANS we'll estSbI shed tact
h-ep compounded from 4 variety Of the psrest
Vegetable E~xtracts. ~ which act alike on every
rart Of the alimentsry ~ eanal-andare GOOD aud
SAFE IN all cases wherv 2 a Catnartic is needed.
such as DERANGE = NSNTS Of the SION
ACH, S~LEEPINESS-I * PAINS IN TIE BACK
AND DIN COSTIVEl n NBSS,aPA y
SORENESS OYER THE Who'll ODY fr ON
Sudden cold, which fire. quentiy. IL neglected end
in a long course OF F- - Yer. Loss OF Ape
TITE, A ~CK&EPINGf - SENSATION OF COLD
OVER III BODY > RESTLESSNESS
LEAF ACHE.Ho ~ WEIGHT Il. THE
HEAD al INFLAMMAI TORY nISEASES,
WORMS in CHILBRESI . o. ADULTS KIEUMA-
TISN.a great PURIFI-i , ES of the BLOOD ard
many diseases TO Which " flesh Is heir, too nCHer-
Gus 10 me.tion in this advertisement
HO<E tn 4
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SANFOR DIS
lEVER I~nlY.CgRATg2n

L IS COMPOUNbED EN- llREL1
I from Gums. and has become an established fact a
Standard Medicine.I IkuOWn sHd approved ny
al that hsve used it. anu . lis Low resortrd to with
confidence in aIithe dis e eases for which II IS re
-E-uded- =
,cthousaads = within the lGsttwo years
who hai given up al. = hopes Of relief. as tbs
m rons unsolicited : teeruhcatss in M pos
session show.
The dose mustbe adap a. ted to the temperament
Of .he Individual takiug. IN IL. and used in such
ouantiu-s as TO act gsnI - luy on the Bowel-.
Let the dictates OF 'Ouri - Judgment quite YOU in
The use e the LIVER - LNYIGORHTOR. and
il will cure LTYERiU i~COHPLfLNTS. BILL
IONS ETT3CkS DYS-A pEPSI7 RI re
DL4RKHOE.4. Ulu-f MER Complaints
D~YSENTERY. DROP 81 SOUR STO-E.ECH
H.4BITU9L C0STITE - E s.. re-
CHOLER4 CHOLERA -FORBUS-
LNFiNTU.H FLy3TU lLENCE JHUNDICE
FEH4LE EGRNES = ISES and NAV he u>sT
successfully - an OR = DINA RY FA-WILE
MEDICINE. Il VAL. u -ureSICEHE8DHCHs
M> thousands can trsti-I - ly). in tosnfg mtaHts
If fpO or three teaspoon fEis are taken at com
meucem-ut o. attack
ill HHO USE TT ~ ERE GIVJEG their
testimony in it, favor.
NIX WaTER IN ~ MOUTH WITH TIE IN
~YIGORATOR, + 81 -ALLOB Born TOGETHER
Price One Dollar per Bottle.
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MRS. RoB1SsoN's CERTIFIGArs.

VERNON, ITumUuII Co.. Way Iatf q
This certifes that l have been in very poor healtn
for years. and found little or no relief after employing
a nnml er f physicians My disease was ProLtpsls
Uteri. / had been reduced by that and kln0r Alous
ErtiI I had become liberated to a considerable extent
By the advice Of DR.. G. W. Bushnell. I procured and
took six bottles OF Msrshall's Uterine Cathsliesn'
which enabled me to attend to my husband IN ms last
sickness until he died, which was about a year since
1 have taken three bottles since his death, Wllch mas
made ms able to labor and support my iantly OF thres
children. The CathOicon has nearly restored me 20
health. It is the only thing that has ~mitigated ny suf-
fering. for which 1 fesi very grateful
MARY Z ROBINSON.
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PRICE 2 nInES.

TIE LIYER LNVTG0RgFOR All FAAILJ
C.ATHfRTIC PILLS are Truiled - braeG SIS gen
orally. ami sold Wholesale ~ the trlte n ~ thoidrSc
towns. S ". SANFORD. Nj d 49,,
Mznufacturer and Proprietor.
Jan 95. Is5O.-iy ID BrOadaay New York
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TEE SHORTCOMINGS OF H PULPIr.-
Mrs Stowe says in the Independent last
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EOURTEEKTHLY

L. Double. Single and Split Zephyr. and Shetland
Wosl, in rolors. Alss Nubiss, Msriposas, RiF olettes
Princess Hoods, Pisoiomini hoods, Eugenia Hoods
NEW YORK STORE.
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BURIAL CASES-A full assortmeRt
- Of METALLIC BURIAL CASKS just received
These Case. heing perfectly G~ir-tight, very much re
tard decomposition, ard entirely prevent the escape Of
any offensive gas; and are we'll atftpte& to The prsseF@
walton and transportation Of the body.
An assortment alFavs on hand. Orderds irosz
distance promptly attended TO-