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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-17

Hsrkeis-CAPSPtIIY REPokrRn FOR THE ~ Y. TRIsuSk
MONDAY, Jan. 10. l1S:
COTTON-The market has been frm but quleti ssiSs f
We quote Middling UplAnds at ~ alllc sAd ~ ~
at lie. ,...~. .alss og s-5
bags Rio al II di2c. 2oo Ceylon, goo santos
the latter In bond for export, pvse Ro =, "a, ,p1
SUGARS ale quiet sal, Of zS2 hhds Toi0 A " ~ 49,
100 hhds Cuba at it0itc. 81 II h..vv Po,.,,, 4.
hOLAsSEs-New-Orle,ns " dun anu "' S'
quiet. e1aa425p 100 h.
UIDES-Ihe reee ,ts more s. @ ~ syi
sales 100 Chsgres at mos ana mexican
~ sae ard ne and 200 slaug az S1c,
NAVAL sToREs-spdt: Tarpsn,ins is quite dull at ga
~ v bssr sold for February delivery st 4c cash. buyers
option Crude in large stock and dun aud heavy some
go NJ Tor soh North County Common Ro~n Il quiet bu, ARM
A. 81 6od 6S $40 n shoat and delivered but as bbs
Strained been sold Ut I'll 62 81 IS " $40 no. a,yered
lie grades are less active and prices s Therefore, In
buys favor The forced sales Of referred 10 last week
now learn, corpH'sd 3s bbls. Washington which sold at
"a ~ Dbl in order In yard oo lots Of selected commend
81 So but this il guide 10 the usgket.
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Or rather more than q y cent.
The New.Jersey Railroad and Transportation Com
pany have declared their usual semannual dividend Of
y cent, payable let of February next, leaving
surplus Of net earnings for the year amounting to
sl9G,0CO.
The sros. esrninr. Of the Road for 1882
Current expenses repair, operating road, &c. asSeo
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MARRIED.

FARGO-BROwE-In Huntington, VI, on Monday, Dec ls,
1852 by H. Ross, esq Mr. Ezra NJ Fargo Of Hunsinsten 70
Miss Harriet J. Brown Of stsrksboo', VI
HILLER-QUImBY-At Sing Sing sboat the 6ah hour-eve-
Second day the sixteenth Of the hrst mouth tr The order
Of the Society Friends Henry g. Of Richard MBeT
e Of Brooklyn Ame Jane daughter Of Aaron QnimsJ Of
the former place.
Wes,chestsr County papers please copy.
MIGNOT-HARRlSOb Wednesday, Jan II. by the Rev. DR.
Robt L. Dashiel and the Rev Dr. q. d. Cummns, Louis
Msnot of this city and Zadee Cordea second daughter of
Prof Chaplin A. Hsrris Of Baltimore
STREBEIGH-sHEETs-AtM ontouu vile Pa, on rbnrsaay,
Jan by the Rev. H. Dcsoiel Mr.. Thomas sueesish Of
Spring Island Farm Miss julia w. Sheets Of Fairfield by
coming County Pa
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1ew.Work DAILY Shibn,ta
tFor TIE rIibsse.
TEE TOKEN FLOWER
BY W. d. 9. nOsNHR.

ny w. v. c. BossER'
RsvEsBER had witbered The stem,
Bat fingered one bright fairy bell,
ASST Flora protected the gem
By the might Of come wonderful sPeh,
O. sAe Spirit Of Frost, by its lOveness charmed,
psr time Of bis cold icy spear was dharmed.
Detached from the stalk, dry and dead,
Was the delicate blossom with care,
Ara nodded it's beautiful head
lsabresshed on by mid sammer air,
when cut spoke maiden--"To whom shall belong
A keepsake 90 precious-whst darling of song J"
~Ne other than one whose renown
Has reached Ia all lands hut and hsl
And whose face, blending haInor and pathos, hooks
down
On eur circle Of home from the WALL"
Thps my father replied, and the blossom he placed
h Fame that the portrait Of Irving encased.
Ali l:t'le We thought, on that day,
That the Gifted and Good, ere its elcee,
Should leave us forever and aye
To slumber in marble repose-
On The aurels biz genius had gathered lie down,
Completed the arch Of his fadeloes ronown.
When tidings were brough. of his death
fanced that blossoms fral bell,
Surviving IN Winters chill breath,
Was Natures dear token 70 tell
Ina, wcodpymphs aud fairies were chanting his dRge
While Hudson sang bass with his ice-bearng surge.
Oar vision is limited here,
Bat the Great among men hold belief
When the Crowned Kings Of Thought disappear
Earth's boeom throbs wildly with grief,
And sslis on the hills 10 respond 10 the deep,
ersasly hymnirg her favOrIte sons to their sleeP.
On TIE Of The eey msde forever memorable By the
sth of Washington Irving sy faibeI, While training house
pants su. sw ~ cry stalk when, TO his fairy
ksh and esh The portrait Of his avorite author
viDl hung wall and re fastened IL with revere5ts
kaS the little thinking that the great original
" then hooking his last on earth. W. IL q IL
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72e Poftsvais HiEeys Journal Of Saturday pub
hshes .s annual review Of the coal trade Of the United
States for 1859. The following table viii show the
amount sent to market from the several regions:
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IAIrerfisefrl>nfI

EEw-YoRK STATE PER CENT SToCK,
UNITED sTArYs PER CEsr TRyisVRY EoTsA
FoH sALR, Ia amounts to suit. Matursd Treasury reso
taken without aiscolni, In payment for the above.
TBoMPsos BRoTnKKs Ne. 2Wahss-
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December 1857, ~
Earnings December, 1885,. So1teo ~
p''
This ia not 90 favorable as was expected the repay
menis 10 Western connections having been nearly
Seno,cC0
Annexed Il the detail Of the earnings Of the Galena
and Chicago Union Railroad for the first week In jan
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From these regions there were sent to market
Inc. In tke,e di.triets. ,0lel 5es

BY the Jura which has Just arrived at this port, we
have London papers of the Goth ult. The following
.-..- Al to.;o., Of Anaerican secnrtiaa.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-19
Business Items,

New Drug Store.-Messrs. Hoyt & S~tratton,
are just. opening a new Drug store in the
new brick on the west side of Main street
The public viii find them to be- accommoda-
ting. reliable dealers, whs understand their
business. Their store is built specially for the
drug trade. is well adapted for that purpose
and is a Sne room.
Messrs. Parks L VENT. as will be seen by
their advertisements are Just receiving q large
addition to their already large stock. These
gentlemen have been too long in the trade,
and are too well known. ito need any recon-
InendatiOn from us. They are very popular
and deserve to be.
Clothing Store. Messrs. F. p. Reed & Co.,
have just received a new stock of Clothing,
Cloths. CAshimeres &c. Every thing needed
to clOthe the outer man, can be found at this
establishment, and of the best quality.
J. Goldstein:-Before the Issue of our next
paper, the indefatigable GoIdstein will be in
one of the new rooms of the Van Gorder Block,
with complete stock of Clothing &C., ready to
serve those who may cali upon him. Geldstein
seems to flourish all the better fot being burn
ed out.
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Is YOUR TINE,
EXAMINATION OF SCHOOL

II TEACHERS The Beard OF Examiners for
Trumbull County, viii commence their regular EK-
aminations on the first day Of October. next. and for
The convenience Of both Examiners and Teachers, the
Board have districted the County as follows:
Those persons who wish to apply this fall for GER
tihcates to teach, and reside in the townships Of Gas
tavus, Greene and KinSnsn will attend the Examin.
stions ON Monday tn hrst day ofOetober.
Those residing in Pennington. Mesopatamia and
Bloomfield en- Wednesday The 81 day of octaber-
Those residing in Johnston, Mecca and Bristol on
Friday the 5th day ofoctober-
Those residing in Fowler, Hartford and Vernon on
Monday the 9Th day Of October
These residing in southington. Champion and B1-
zetta on Wednesday the 10Th day of October
Those residing in Lordstown, Newton and Brace
Vile on Friday the l2th dzy Of October.
Those residing in Hubbard, Brookheid. Vienna and
Liberty on Monday the 18th day Of October
Those residing IN Warren. HOgland and " Gathers
field on Wednesday the 18th day OF October
% IL expected that shose persons residing in the
several districts will attend on the day designated
for their district The County has been divided as
to avoid the necessity Of too many being
present on a3y one day
Il is important that teachers be prompt in attend
ance at the hour specified.
The Examinations will be held in the Court House,
70 commence each day al 10 O'Clock. AN
W~uITTLEsEY ADAMS.
warren.O o., Sept. S. 1860. 6~.
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improvements.

Warren is rapidly recovering from the effects
of the late fire. and although little more than
four months have elapsed, there are more sub
~stantial brick business buildings in the town
now, than there were before the fire. The
splendid store of Anderson & Rupp, is finish
ed, and has been occupied as a store for more
than a month. That of Hoyt, Stratton & Co.,
is also finished, and they have their Drug
Store in fnll operation. The stores of Patch r.
Opdycke, Andrews & Weeks, the two rooms of
the Van Gorder Block. of B. P. Jameson
J. B. Dunlap, ". Packard, Smiths & Nc
Combs, are up. roofs and floors laid. and most
of them will be ready for occupancy by the lst
of October. The walls of E. E. Hoyt & Co.'S
store are finished, and the building will be
driven forward to completion, so as to beresdy
to fill with goods before the LIST Of Nov.
The walls of the block on Main Street, being
erected by King & brothers and S. L. Hunt,
have reached tho third story, and the building
will be finished this fall
On the east side of Main street, B. Cranage
has purchased the lot adjoining Smiths d Nc
Combs new store, and viii build a brick next
season. Below, adjoining this, DR.. D. D.
Wood has purchased. and will build adjoin-
ing him, McCombs & Smiths. will also build
one or two stores next year. These will all be
substantial brick biucks.
We are informed that Celeb Peck and Chns.
Milligan propose erecting brick buildings on
Main Street. north of Franklin Ally. which
with those on Main Street. already mentioned,
will make almost a CONTIGUOUS brick block
from Market street to Franklin Ally, on the
cast of Main.
The west side of Main Street from Franklin
Ally to Church Ally, is already filed up with
wooden buildings.
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9eatbs.

t At his residence in Kinsman, Sept. 9Th, Mr.
GEORGE BIRRELL, aged 81 years.
Mr.. Birrell was beloved as a husband and
father, esteemed as a friend, and respected as
a citizen.
At Woodside, San Mateo county, Thursday,
August %, DANIEL JAEGER, aged 40
years.
He was one Of the pioneers of California,
having arrivcs here in the spring of 1919,
across the plains. Since then he has resided
most or all Of the time in the valleys and agri-
cultural districts. d~evoting himself to the va
rious ayOcations peculiar to those localities
In San Msleo county he vas engaged in saw
ing shingles-haying a mill near WOOdside-
and the raising of stock. He was never an as
pirant for public position, nor one calculated
to push himself forward into public notice, but
one who commanded the respect Of all who
knew him, and who was beloved by all who
became thoroughly acquainted with him. He
possessed q thorough English education, and
was also a Latin scholar He was a man of
much and varied res ling, and used every effort
to encourage u taste for reading and literature,
among those with whom he was surrounded.
He was the founder Of the Woodside Library
Association, and the well selected library of
that place will remain q monument to his men,
ory, and evidence Of his good taste and sound
judgement. Mr.. Jaeger has never held any
public position here except that of Justice Of
the Peace, but this Was owing mostly tathe
fact that he did not seek, and would not accept
office. He was the choice of many, and had
he lived, would probably have been nominated
County Judge-a place which if elected to. no
doubt he would have filed with honor to him
self and to the county. But what he might
have been, none can know-whst he was all
can testify, and in his death all feel that a good
man has been taken away.
Ohio papers please copy.
The notice, above, which we extract from the
Alta Californian. Of Aug. 18th, will be seen
with regret by the many friends of Mr.. Jaeger.
in this vicinity. He was born in Washington.
Berkshire Co, Mass. In 1896 he came to this
State, and to this town soon after, where he re-
sided for some ten or twelve years, being en-
gagged during the first few years in teaching
a select school, and latterly in the Drug
business. 1t is many years since he dwelt
among Us, but there are many who were
hisseholars then, who are men and women
now, who still hold in grateful remem-
branee his faithful teaching, his frank bearing
and steady kindness, and the varied knowl-
which he so freely and aptly impaired to
them. Few men who ever removed from this
place, were more universally popular, or left
behind them more friends than Mr. Jaeger.
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Yrmt SnttIigsntt.
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
AIRS. King-New Millinery.
Rufus Thomas-Hat Store.
Geo. Adams New Books.
". N. Porter {"
J. Goldstein-New ClOthing-Removal.
G. W. Brown-Card.
Parks 4 Wentz-New Goods.
Hoyt & StrattOn-New Drug Store.
B. Barnes-Adm'r Notice.
G. ". Bushnell-Adm'r Notice.
E. F. Joy-Legal Notice.
P. Thompson-Excelsior
P. Baker-Caution.
c. & n. r. R.-Half Fare.
A. B. Observation-Disclosures.
" Sheriff Sale,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-19
DE. BRONSoN's BLOOD FOOD

The demand for this anriEailed Preparation il be-
yond the possibility ga doubt, and its sale Is beeem
lag As large as that Ofany other article nov before
the public Tens 81 thOGsapds Of persons who were
sufferers are now seen daily Walking the streets OF all
the prime! pal cities Of the Union, and by their indu
enee Sprszaing the Zane Of s-Dr. BRoKsoN,s BLOOD
fSoD' throughout the ciVili4ed world Bat the trial
OF one bottle Is nore esArineing than all We eonld
heaith, and bezuty tothe sick and restores, IS II by
magic. those who we're Supposed 10 be ifrecoyerably
lost. We need only sAy.Iry il.
We would also call the attention of Mothers 10 Or
kA"oNs AhFAETILr CoeDUL. This 10 sAid to be s1pe-
TiOr TO any auirie Of the kind nov kuouu. II y0ur
Sh1ious hearts are panied by Witnessing the suffer
Ings OF your lIttie oDes. lose no time In procuring =
bottle It's an tnvzl1shie specific for infants teeth
lhE. ssftsning Their gums and alisyinE all fever and
Irritation Ny al means get the Cordial. relieve the
suaerings Of your children.snd enjoy unbroben your
own rePOse-dSoertissr & Farlsr, BridFepsrt, ca.
~ PSee advertisement
For sale by WOODS 4 PEw-
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PR Prit= admir-. de b. n. Petition
OF Henry TrOCtnan, deed plrts re

~ - - = ~ - u .
Il F.R- Rrhz adD'r- de b.. n. Petition to com
OF Henry TroGtnsn, deed plrts real coz
George =. Troutmsn. HarriSt WI The defendants
TroutuAn 4 David TrOutmsn George p front
ma1, Harriet W. Troutrian and David Trohtman will
take notice that on the 2lst day Of August, 1850, the
plaintiff a. administrator de b0nis HSa Of Henry Trout
man. deed, fled in the Probate Court in said County,
his petition to complete a eOntrset msde by said Hen
~ TroutnSn in his lifetime to convey his int crest In
the real estate OfGeorge froutman. deed, to said Da-
Ttd TroUtnan Said petition alleges that said David
10 ready to complete the payment OF the purchase
money. that said Henry also agreed to make AMIGA
BILE division Of the said George Troutman's estate with
the other heirs OF said George. that the said David
went into possession under said contract OF the lands
so allotted to said Henry, Consisting Of about
acres in the township Of Brookfeld In said county.
and prsys for authority to complete said contract and
deliver = deed in accordance Herewith. aud for other
proper relief. Said petition will be heard on Tues
day Let October. 1850, at 10 o'clock. A. ".
hy cox. RATLIRP & SPEAR
Warren. Sept. 5, 1850, 3W. Attys for PIE.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

- AAA : v osAA4 " oAcONFl IN COurL OF Comu0n
vs.. Pleas Of Trumbull
RIeAser HaIea ct al. County.
By virtue of an Order OF Sale issued from the Court
OF Common Pleas Of TrumbuIl County. Ohio,t to me al
reeted and delivered. l shall offer for sale At Public
Auction at the door Of tie Court House in Warren, in
said county. on
Saturday, the 29h day of Sept, 1850.
at one o'clock. P. NJ. Of said day, ths following des-
cTibed real estate: Situate in the township Of Greene,
in said county. and the east part OF lot No. 81. and
bounded on the north. east and south by the lot lines
Of lot No. %, and on the west by land decided to VIII
lard Roberts, by Frederick Kinspan. containing sew
enty-seVen $500 acres. less ~forty-two rods Of ground
for school house lot in District No. 8 in said township,
and 4 acres which is the lot on which the steam saw
mill nov stands. leaving 10 be sold y il 100 acres.
more or less. Appraised ut eight hundred and fifty
d0sE-fs-
Also 4 acres in the northeast esrner Of lot No. 30.
ineludiug 3 steam saw mill situated on the same. and
bounded az follows; Commencing at the south east
corner of said school house lot. ii;enee south b rods,
thene3 west 20 rods, thence north y rods, thence eass
90 rods TO the place Of beginning. Appraised ct
twelve hundred dollars (Sl20Ol- Terms Cash
A B. LYMAN Sheriff.
sAsriss oHee, Warren, Aug. 50, 1850 So.
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r EGAL NOTICE
IL Dexter CIiKtoa
Ia q. oOsrs a So.

vs. In ne Oonrt - eAEs
John o. Bartholomew mon Pleas, 1rsnAAA
& Erastas Bartholomew COanty. Ohio.
The raid John o. BarthSlcnev 10 Asrseg neti1eA
that said plaintiff has 6led In said Coart. hia Petitiaa
asking Judgment against him and RrAstzs BartAsk-
new for sIU2.67. with Interest at ten per esAt iron
July 10. ls6B, and for SRA 40 with interest ~ teb 30
cent from March IS. 1859. aud Tor $500 paid fer 49,
upon the lands hereinafter mentioned, and st4aaae
that said nstes we're given for the parehsss Donsy =
4 tract Of And In Vienna IN satd County. soAAfS
ing tive acres, upon which said John Q. sFeetsa. a.
der said Contract Of purchase. . Steam sav Mill via
the necessary machinery boilers .a1d axtaree. aso
sod sid contract to Erastus Ba-thelonSg. VIE AS
s-zaed and agreed to perform John0 B~arthalonsss
part OF said contract. and that said Erastas hrSbalo-.
mes now threatens TO reriove sAld maehinsry. &e.
said Petition asks sa injunetion 70 preTent tAsfen0e>
al OF said machinery. &C. which has been EfaDtsS.
and for a sale Of said PreDises and nAskiasey ~ PAg
said elaine.
Said Position mast be Aaswefedhy sid JsAn Ok
the Ord day Of NOVenber. 1850, an6 Win - forAeasiA4
asneItterm Of saId C0art-
EE az. /. HrTczrza-
feers 5. lseO. ~ Bs7s. Assys
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OLE REAL ESTATE

~ALE VI NEAL EO T.
In pursuance OF al order Of the Probate Court,
I shall offer at public sale At the premises on
Saturday the 1871 day Of Oct, 4. ID. 1860,
~ , O'Clock, P. n. the following described tracts OF
land, sitnste in the township OF Pennington, Trum-
bull County. Ohio. as the property Of Solomo= Evert.
de ceased. to wit: Commencing 1t the vest corner Of
Bristol township, thence north y degrees, vest TWEEN
" sin chains and thirty Eve links 20 a post. thence
east hfteen chains and hiy eight LINKS to 9 post.
thence southerly = degrees east On . marked line
thirty ak chains and thirty ave links to the township
line. thence Sests rly on the township line hfeen
chains and fftJ eight Erks TO the place OF becinning-
e~ontaIni bg forty one scres and i've hundredths Of an
acre, also in lot ninety one, twenty acres bounded as
follows. south BY the south line OF Hanningtcn town
ship, West by land u Andrew McCorSland. Geo. A.
Harlman, north By land OF Thomas Osborn. eVt By
the east line Of Harrington, being the same lands
heretofore decided ~ Eb, Bezer DAbney 70 Aaron Re-
ser, laying In Warrington.
Admir- Of soLoNoS EvEzT, dee.
Warren, sept 10, 1850, Nv.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-19
Marriaats.

In Warren, on the lIth inst. at the Frank
lin House, by Rev. VIM. C. Clark, Mr. A. d.
MATTHEW'S, of Middlesex, Pa, and Miss
JULIA ANN COLE, of Hubbard, Ohio.
In Pennington, Sept. 9Th, at the residence
of the brides father, by Rev. 8. Il. Heath, Rev.
z. W. SHEPHERD, Of Spring Hill, Fulton Co.
Ohio. and Miss MARY HEATH, only dAugh-
ter of the officiating clergyman.
By the same, at the residence of the brides
father, in Pennington, on the 10th inst, Mr..
GARDNER S. HEATH, only son of the off
ciating clergyman, and Miss ISABELLA
HATCH.
By the same. August 18th, at the residence
of the brides father, in Hubbard, Mr.. JOHN
W. MICHELTREE, and Miss ESTHER, 2nd
daughter Of Rev. S. Godshall.
In Rowland, at the brides fathers. by Ed.
Matthias Christy, Mr.. ALVAH A. DRAKE to
Miss ELIZA JANE GROVE, all of Rowland.
lLong may the Drake by permitted to bask
amid the beauties of the Gr.pe.-CoM
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-19

NTONE PUMP. WATER PIPE, and
~ sToNEW WARE NANUFAcToRY. The s1bseri-
hers having enlarged their factory. adding new ma
.chineTy. ~buildings aid kiln. are now prepared to
HauGfactuTe TO order sll kinds Of Some pumps. pipe,
tile and ware All kinds ofthese articles constantly
on hand. We invite the attention OF old customers
and viii be happy TO see many new ones-Onders SO
heited- and when received. Will have prompt atten
ton. EgS K
tsept5, Is6e-sI
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After which tn Treasurer will be at his once in
Warren, for the purpose Of receiving Taxes, until the
goth Of December. Is60.
III TThe Laws now in force for the collection Of
Taxes. provides for the collection Of one-half Tor all
at the option OF the tax payerl the tSIes for the year,
By the Goth day Of December. ls6O and the remaining
half by the efth day Of June Ic6l. The same penal
" at taching to the men payment Of the nrst half or
amount beeoming due the Goth Of December. as for
merly or the whole amount over due, viz 30 per cent.
Pay At your earliest convenience Snd save ysur time.
D. B., GILM0RE,
Warren, Sept. s, 1890 County Treasurer.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-09-19
A Beet to beat.

Mr.. A. Dawes, Of Hartford, has =PlAced on
our table a beet weighing I0H Iba.. and meas
uriRg 20 inches in length. and D inches in
"Reminiscences
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10 RAREGVRIG OBJ 1PIhT

Of any kind. and therefore relieves BY rszSViEg ia
sEfsriHgs Of your child, instead of By dssdsHiHg iss
ssHstbfiifiss- For this reason, it commands itself -
the 0Ety reliable preparation nov known for CHlL-
DREN ~TEETHING, DfARRH0EA. DYsxNTKRT.
GRIPPING IN II BOWELS ACIDITY or TEE
TOMACH WIND. COLI IN TIE MEAD. aaA
GROUP. also, for seftsRfzg tAs gEas, TedEsiHg -
Fazati0E, rsgzLGfisg tAs B0psLs, and rslieSisg 1eis,
II has no sgEeI-being an azh sPGs10diE it 10 1ss1
with HatGiifHg sEeesss in all cases Of
OR OTHER FITS At y0x vGkHs the We ss4 kssi1A
Of veHs children, AID visA 10 sssS tAsn Jr0a fAsss
sad and btightfHg esHssqEsaess SAfeA are ssytsis -
result JrOs tAs uSs Of N1resties 0 DAi<A sfA~
rszsiiss fer IE5sEtiis colplsi1ss ara ssa,sssi,
take H0Hs Bat DR.. EATON'S IHRAHTILE C0RDI-
AL, this you can rely upon. 1t Is perfectly harmless,
And esnrS. iniure the most delicate infant. Price. IS
cents Bun dirssAsRs accompany each bette. IRE
pared only BY
CHURCH Il DUPONT,
No 400 Broadway, Hsu-YsrA-