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peatcd 1t oEef Agins
Witn1tt:-Sot at all: Twas repeating &onver-
room; they bad cot through all have testihed to
before Mr. Frank came ito the room; think be-
came Into the room before Mr. Btssell took out the
decided that The conversation in relation to the
payment OF the thouHand dollars at Rock Island
and The four thousand subsequently was before Mr.
after tha1: and thtt the memorandum book WAS
tukcn out Immediately after thw return OF Mr..
Frank; Mr. Frank did not interrupt their convcr-
iu relation to the time Mr. Frank pointed to tie
box and naked Mr. Bisse1l II thst ftud would ex-
plode: Mr. Bfssell replied that there was no dan
ger rol that that Is AL substantially that recoect.
60 lar ~ 1t now occurs to me: they then LEFT.
there was M danger Of that.
Al don't think heard any thing; Mr. Bisecll
was up and, think. walking the room. OF walking
across The room about the time that inquiry waa
made BY Mr.. Frank; do no, recollect Of hearing
anything further.
loding to the box exhibited In Court whether ii IL
the came boz or not?
Al could not; I did not examine it :; I saw the
box in the room. but did not examine It or mark
the direction or anything aboat it with q view to
Identifying 1t: should think that WIS the boz; It
waR just about that aize; | heard Mr. Chaplin say
that he had marked it at the time the bog was
shown to me Ia the room my attention was not
called to it with view Of identifying It at ALL
Q.-how long have you been resident Of this
A. Between twcnty-three and twenty-four
Q-Do ron know what county 60 much Of The
Eailroad bridge across shc AissieeIppi At Rock
Island As IN within this State, IL in!
Alt fB In Rock Island county, believe,
Q,-Sthte whether these interviews yon hare
spoken of occurred IN this dty1
cc1ner Of Washington and State streets, u G.thsrs
Block
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noa1;;, III i, FoogED's g PEcT0RAL sTRCP Il the most
C!CGH his and PULMONARY Co,upiaInts Il. rnes,i. n.
enec5s Ase aye great ard often wonderful Ec onS
npc9Sin.net
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-05-24

HOIoEdys RUS and Ointment. -Nece ssh
" compels u.s. Bilious Ferer. Nothing is
more dsacrccahle to the sick than the uau-
seous medicines physicians frequently obIigc
them to swallow, but the desire for health is
the potcn. argument which gilds tie pill Al d
dissuiocs the bitterness of the draught. Ho'-
loway's Pills however, obviate tins difficulty
ly the rHpidity aud certainty Of their action.
On the stomach, liver and bowels they act
so cl;cctuAliy that they will Immediately cure
the worst phases OF Indigestion, Headache.
Bilious Fever, Depression Of Spirits, &C.
We invite all who are unacquain,ed with
them, if it were possible to find any such, to
give them Il trial, and we will assure them
speedy and permanent relief For Sore
Breasts, ScrofuIOus Humors, Cancer, Piles.
and all skin diseases HUIloway's Ointment is
I 4. most eifectual remedy in use.
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4 SAD CAsE o. Dnow-1ys On Su

\ SAD CASE OF DRovTTgs On Sun
day morning IIs, as q young gill, dausA-
ter of Hugh King. of this place vas
crossing temporary FOOTWEAR across the
mouth of Georges Greek just as it con
meets with the North Branch she fell of
the log and vas drowHd She was in COM
pany with several other ladies and gen.
tlemen. but the water was high and the
current Of the two streams 50 swift that
rescue seemed impossible The whole
LAY was spent in laborious and fruiiless
search after the body. ba. it could not
be found.
She was an aui,ble aud beautiful girl
shout fifteen years of age. Her mother
had gone to the city of Baltimore on
visit, and had left her daughter in charge
ofthe household affairs She was on
h'r way to church when the melancholy
AMI distressing accident occurred. The
whole town seems shrouded in gloom at
the unexpected aud sad event.
?. Sup to the time of our going
to press, and after sn unaba.ed search,
the body had not been found, Pied
mont Indepeadeut
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A Card TO the Suffering.

The Rev. William Cosgrove, while laboring
RS q missionary in Japan, was cured of Con-
sumption, when all other means had failed, by
a recipe obtained from n learned physician
residing in the great city of Jeddo. This re-
ceipe has cured great numbers who were suf-
fering from Consumption, Bronchstis, Sore
Throat, Coughs and Colds, and the debility snd
nervous depression caused by these disorders
DESTROYS OF beneftting others, l will send this
recipe, which ! have brought home With
me- TO all who need it, free Of charge.
Address
REV. VIM. COSGRGvE,
439 Fulton venue,
May l0-3m. Brooklyn, N. Y.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-05-24

\ SINGULAR FAcT-"EIal's JnIrual o.
Heath" which is regarded as the high 81
meoiea authority in tie country, says that
tie greatest mortality tIkcs place in April
and May. The causes are supposed To- be
ir IN diseases brought on ly people impru-
IDENTIFY aLulishing fires in their stove. throw
.HI of their Undertaking too soon, anil the
Unfinished appetite incident to the chang"
"i weather. OF course it is only those whose
system Is not in a sound c"alition who nrc
the victims. 'Lind5sy's Mmorel Blood
oeGrche''' will 50 purify he body that it will
Ia pro.I against su lcn c'.ang of.hc wealth
"r. Is great success in curing Cancer, Scrof.
"l'. Te't-r. DysP via, Liver complaint, and
r'in.ergus other diseases. have given it a rep.
nta'"n never attained Iy any medicine il
:" short time. 1t is only necessary to try
81 sing lie i'tt'e to convinced ri Is efficacy.
G&3 sc ady.. tiscIner ia another column.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-05-24

Sands Sat Rfeum Remedy.-1'he great
success Of thi' medicine III curing Diseases Of
tl:t Skin. such as salt Rheum, Ring Worm,
Iirh, Sga'd Head. Il zcrra, Psoriasis. &c is
without q parallel in the annals Of medicine.
Sands SdrsapaTilla is recommended tn he
used to throw ort tie Lclltl.y hHn,ors from
t..esy,'eni. Wien 'y applying the Salt Rhrum
Remedy externally, reliance nay be placed
nr'H speedy and permanent cure.
Prepared aud sold hy a. h. & d. SANDS,
Drn-list-, 100 Fulton street, New York.
Sold by Druggists generally.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-05-24

4 FTER two years profitable experience in cur
II present mode Of dispesing Of our Jewelry,
&c, and from tn: un!ysTsal satisfaction given
to ell who have patrOnzed our house, We take
pleasure 10 saying'that We nov consider cur bus.
ine:s yairLy and psrman'n'ty established.
We wish i. undcratooI that t.i4 !. No Lottery,
but fair aud legitimate sale, ia which each
purcLss gets the value Of HE or her money IN
a GOLD PENCIL with GOLD PEN Attached,
o. GOLD LOLKET, worth IS each, which
cannot be bought at any retail store for the saue
price aud in addition to the purchaFs, each per-
gon receives a Premium Of Jewelry, not less IN
value than 81 and 1t may be worth IS, 5, 5, 10,
s. 20. xaOO'
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TIE FEMALE ORGANIZATION is often
a. lrHi! a. shat Of p tpaier frwer MANY OF
he sex enter into marriage relGiions without
being able 10 UNDERGO the ,.hoIs aui trials OF
maternity. In this couatry lhoI7aniI ceyoung
and beautiful women are FscJii,ei evt ve!r
from this cause a'onr. Hc-lett.r'z Celsbrl'ed
stomach RithTs will save many oi this days
from -n nniimeiy Erava. This Medicine has
fs-n us"i nth great trrcf' b. an immense
number 81 people throughout tie republic md
the Prnnrieto-s have received grateful com
menda'ions from ri sections of the cour,rv
The Bit ers will BE- fonn1 TO he very pleasant
10 the taste, even ~ n beverage, and prompt
and powerful in ite effect ? medicine. II in.
fuses new vitality i.I,o the frame. and streng-
Their nc whole system 50 that women who
ure Il PRO enabled to % through with lstors
hcn would wi,hout II, h. rer'a.n TO PROF.
'rs'e them
Sold ~ nj. ':HZ.isfs
Va! 80
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Messrs. John Murphy & Co.
PUBLISHERS OF THE
Maryland Code
BY authority ofMe Legislature Of
Ulrg(dR1.

Maryland,
! Beg leave to ask the attention not ONLY of
! Professional men and OF Law Officers general
| ly. but also OF Business men in a the CONNER
cial Manufacturing, "A griculiural and Industrial
pursuits, to the adr antages whichit is obvious,
! must be derived from the possession OF a copy
OF this work.
The distinguished Codiftrs, Messrs Ohio Scott
and hiram NJ Cullough whose labors have been
ratified by an Act OF the recent Legislature,
have COMPRISED in FuH UetGiL in Tro Volumes
All the Public and Local Laws, nor in force IN
h'S otdfe, ana OF course bearing on every dc
partment OF business and every interest of So
clety. Into this comprehensive SPACE the Code
into which is Incorporated The Acts OF the last
Legiature, collect, md digests tie Entire Legis-
hon Of NarylInd from tie ProriHcioi riod 10
The close q the yanuarg Session ofIsGD;-with
an elaborate Index TO each Article aud Section
prepared by Henry c. MarkGll, Esq,-caretul
and minute in its Classification Of subjects, the
reader, no matter how uBfatm liar with the sci
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With the view of enabling every citizen to |
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aration OF which has cost The State upwards OF |
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Books, relying with confidence on the intell-
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THE MARYLAND CODE, will lie PUBLISH
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Hear new type, on Fine paper, Louud in Law
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g IS -lntcrlrayed, SIl.25 per copy.
The work will he ready about tie fist ofJu-
y, aud will be furnished TO subscrib r in the
rider in which their names are received.
To secure copies OTiers sAouid b. sent Of once
5 The Edition lrH be iiAIisR
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publishers, booksellers Printer and Stst;oners
lS2 Baltimore st5ect Baltimore. :
Baltimore -4yTH 1860
Dds- AGENTS wanted in several Of the Cnun- ,
rs and Districts, throughout the State where
ppoiniuenis have not been made. II
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~ cathar.-ES SEQ

ULgsfSDAy i5th--Clear ard v,aTar
THURsrAy l1sh Clear. ri nigh, heavy E-.a
FRIDAY lsth.-Showery and at night one II
the heavies: Tains of the ged-or.
SATURDAY -5Icrliug cloud aEi -sf
nj rcoE heavy shower Afer-o III ,cgt
ScspAY o0th.-CI,1r. cool and windy
MoSpAY 2Ist.-:lorg.Gg cloudy mi r1.. -
Afternoon clear and warm, ~ nigLt @
heavy gus,-far tie space d r" L,.rr tic
heavens and The earth were il perfect
blaze by the c1rticuors flashes Of light
ming that played all kinds If ante.
TUESDAY 22th.--Norning cloudy ana -1g-:..
Afternoon cIcar and warm
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-05-24
No Money lsisked

Va propose to lie. person know what Prtni-
um he will receive before ser ding Bis money
ANY Lady or Gentleman desiring one Of the a.
bGvs artisles, can fret srud US their name and
address stating wh ether they vautth Psncil and
Pen, or Locket, and We will make :Leir s-lec-
ton, and inform them by return mai! what Pre-
MUM they are entitled 10. They can have the
privilege If sending for it ii they hose.
Oar plan, from long experience in the above
business, mas giEsr general .a.isfscti0n, esoh
purch ser can sell Or trade The above articles for
all they cost him, and retain the Premium gratis
If, however, any person should feel disposed
to send W their npney in advance, they can re-
ly upon being az fairly dealt with as though
they had made previous application.
Amy person sendin VI s25 for our good will
receive Pencil and Pen aud Premium, free.
For full particulars Eend for Pencil aud Pen
os Locket.
Among our Premiums are articles suitab.4 f.r
Ladies' and Gentlemen, sUt h 4.
Gentlemen's Gold and Silver Watches, Gold
Vest and Guard Chains, Gold Sleeve
Buttons, Gold Watch Keys,
Gold Shirt studs plain and With sAttings Gold
Scarf Pins-new style; Gold Breast Pins,
California Di moId Pine, Gold Ring,
dc. &c. dc.
For Ladies.
We have Gold Watches rl0rs milne Mosaic g old
Sleeve Buttous, Gold Belt Slides, Gold kings,
a.: Also Pianos, Nslodeons, auEieal Boxe',
Aeeordeons, DC, &c.
Tnsxdeptionabls References given 4L.reYsr
required.
X. BIN lending Jour manner, write the
State, County and Town plainly, 80 IS TO avoid
Letters being misearTied.
Adjreu ANGLE co,
lo2 Canal Street, iold Eo)
May 10. Is'o-Im. NEW YORK.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-05-24
Sick Headaches ard Want of Appetite

These feelings which 50 saIden us, most fire..
qncntI' arise from annoyAnres or trouble, from
3tstfn"ied PersFIr'hon, or from eating and
lrinkin. what j. unfit for u.s. thus disoricriny
the liver and stomach. Thsse organs must be
regulated II you wish to be we'll. The Pills, if
taken according to the printed Instructions.
will quickly restore q healthy actin 70 both
liver and stomach, whence follow asa natural
consequence, good appetite and a clear head
In the Eat and West Indies scarcely any other
ciicin. i. ever uket Il Z these hisurlnr.
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BAKER d HOPKINS,
Pork ack G L s
AND DEALERS IN
Bacon, Flour, Grain, &C.,
Nos. 20 and 81 Main Street,
Wheeling, Va.

10000 pieces Bacon Shoulders.
lp,GGg DO Hams, plain.
5000 do do Family,
5000 do do Sugar Cared,
5000 DO Sides, Ribbed and c"tr
Icri Lard 10 Barrels and kegs Dried Beet,
Sugar Cured. Beef Tongue, do. Lard Oil
Flour Of all grades, Ontmcnl Barley, CprU
and Oats, Crackers, Cheese, Beans, white mas :
Vinegar, Soaps, Candies, Nlila, Window Glass
Wrapping PAPER, &c. &c.
Iav.a. packed double the usual number Of
Hogs, our customers can rely on Icing supplied
throughout the season with Bacon Of superior
quality. March =, 1860 Gun
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49, 49, q" '"' discovery ol iAe
OXX GENATED RITTERS,

There existed 70 medicine acrnes iLle 10 thozo
s..erirgs iFom this vide spread disease which
re..sTed Il IN aay marked degree
The po~sf Of these Bitters over the above
rsmea aisease IS well as over all those haring
heir originin imperfect Indigestion, and fuuc-
l.ousi disease Of Inc sto ar h, aP well a. Att
m aEi Cinfral Debiiiy is LeyoEd all ques-
ton
Its speedy aud paTninent cures Of some OF
the sererssl and stubborn cases on record is
i1iicieri confirmation OF this fact.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-05-24
Disorders Of the Kidneys.

In all diseases aTsctin; these organs wheth
81 they sccrete too much or too little water
or whether they be afflicted with stone or FRA
vel, ~ visa aches and psin- se.tled in the l1in.
over the regions Of the kiduev-, these Pills
should be taken Ic.oTllng to the printed di
fertiUB-, rnl the Ointment should be well rlb
bed into the small If the back NJ bed time
This treatment viii give almost immediate re
lief when all other means have failed
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-05-24
d | e ID

On THURSDAY the 18th at the residence of
her father Mr. Moses Mckenzie, Mrs Eliza
F. Miller wife of Moses Miller Esq, in about
the 26th year of her age
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-05-24
Mothers and Daughters.

lftlcrc i one thing moro than another sai
which thes" Pills are 70 famous il is their puri-
lying pro. ar'iss, esl ecially their power OF
cleaning the blood from all impurities, and
removing dangerous and suspended sccrctiun,
Universally adopted ~ tie one grind remedy
for iemal. complaints, they never fail, rever
weaken III" system, aud alrays brin: about
whut is required.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-05-24
For St0machs out Of order.

Nomeiisine vii! 50 eEectually improve the
lone u the stomach as thesc Pills; thew re-
move all acidity, occasiourd either by intem
perence or improper diet. They reach the liver
and reduce It to a healthy action; they ar.
wonderfully eGcaclnus in cascs Of spasm-in
fact they never foil in curing all disorlsrs Of
the liver and Stomach.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-05-24
NJ A z Z l z D.

u Tuesday morning. the I5,h inst. ia tie
Nethodist Protestan, Church. by Rev p
Light Wilson. Mr.. @. II. p. WHITs. Of
Washington Cry. D. C. 70 Mis-. FAxsrr 7.
t-ngI'ef ri \ L Wi.herz Fsq., Of this city.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-05-24
Order of Ratification.

MAY d. Kennedy ct al
W. No. ,G3 Equity
ann IT, Kennedy etal.
ORDERED this 10Th day Of May 1890 that
" the sale made and reported by 1homasJ
MekRig, irHsie" for the ga 10 Of the real estate
u; Robert Kennedy, deceG sel he ratified and
confined unless cane to the contrary thereof
he shown or before the .5;iI dsy of June
next; rroTidcf copy of thi. order be ruhlish-
ed ia 'oine newspaper printed in Cumberland,
onre 10 each of three successive week, before
the slii 18th day Of June 1850.
The report sta,es the amount Of sale. to be
$500.
II. RESLEY Clerk
True eopy-Tes. II. RESLET,
M.y q, IsG0-3t Clerk
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r O s w . r. :
CALL AND SEE!!

WE IRE PREPARED TO DO ALL
w kinds of Job Work BETTER and CHEAP
Ea than any other Office in ill this region OF
country, and equal TO any baltimore, Phiaiel
phia, or New York work, and are prepared 10
snow samples to verify what we say. Now
Cire US trial.
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~ - I - - ~a
DYSPEPSIA

fhsts j perhaps no disease which ieErr-y.
f'r happiness and comfort Of individra!., and
.7a,iss TO l!!e same eItelt "a Dy,gtP''i Q, Ia
ir..:;oE.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-05-24
HEALTH land ITSPLEASURES
or
DISEASE WITH ITS kG1NIES :
CHOOSE BETWEEN THEM
HOLLOW WAYS PILLS. |
Nervous Disorders,

what il more fearful than breaking down
Of the ncryoue systeml To be excitable or
nervous in small degree /. most distressing
for where can Il remedy be found2 There IL
none - rink but little wine, beer, or spirits.
or far hotter, none; take no coffee weak len
being prslerablej gc, all the fresh air you can
take three Or four PILE every night; cat pIen.
y ofsolids, avoiding the use OF Stops mud If
these golden rules ire followed, you will be
happy in mind and strong in body, and forget
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-05-24
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Office Of the Cumberland Coal 4 Iron Company,
Cor. of Broadway and Wall Street, y. York.
May 7th, 1850.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual
IN meeting OF tie StDckholkeFs Of the Cum
berland Coal L Iron Company, far the election
Of President and Boarl Of Director. for the
ensuing year, ard for the transaction Of ether
bushes. will be held az tie office Of ths tom
pany in thi. city, on Monday, tile 9Th day Of
June next, at ~ o'clock, VI.
The Transfer Books will be closed from the
2ith day Of May 20 the 18th day Of June, both
inclusive. By Order,
II. ROCsSBL,
may II, Is60-tm. Secretary.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-05-24
Local Intelligence.

OH PArER5.-We have 10 or possession
file Of the Cumberland Gazette, published
N this city in 1914. The sheet is IS BY y
,uI one 81 the size Of the Civilian AID Teie-
,,raph. This paper contains some items which
Nc may transfer TO our columns
IA the olden daysit seems, there were wire
workers. as well as in the pre=ea: :in.cs, who
v.,rc busily engaged for yeats before the cleo
ION ia making presidents. In the number
# the Gazette for March 81. 1914, VIC find
TIE following;
"An arrangement is understood to have
teeu made, within few days, between the
States Of Virginia aud Pennsylvania, to make
Mr. Monroe the n,xt President. We may
lie able to give some interesting particulars
upon this subject a. present We would
merely turn public attention to the intrigue
carried on ty the men of these State, who
axe bargaining three years ahcad to dispose
q. the people like cattle. James "a to site
caed James lst. and il Geu. Armstrong stands
in the way Of this Arrangement. lie will he
discharged and hunted down. Upon tbs
subject, however, enough for the prcscut."
We also find among ihe names of the adj
ye.tscrs Jacob IioIlitzell, DI. Read. l.. Hill
leary, VIM liouk, MARY Iug'lock, Reuben
Tavlor, Wm. 7. A. Pollock, David Hoffman
sr.. Daniel MclIcnry, Frederick Rice, Upton
Bruce. Geo. Bruce +. A. Gibbs, Barton Car
leo, Robert CLARK. Roger Perry. Valentine
II r...,- Ni.Iocl Fri w, MgInICu rIos
u ',''".'' " I''' ~ y " w., , ,,'y y, W.
'''' - Jam, ',',,',. ,, A.
ace O1s'''I' u .''V N.Cr rt, ,,,,,'.n.,
T""~: vo', - -. I.tarT',.
"''" ''PN'''' 49,
puRAsoCn-A german, ryi,iautig ,lcraug- /
.,.,,,,,...,,u, CO., o,,,,d .... I.,,r i,,,,,,oA
80 '''"' ''''''' 1'''''
from lie cars al 'l'tS pace, %! '"'hT"'! eve
H.. and i-.., no. ,,..il me- ,y. H..
,r.s ,bor t,i,,, t.,t.c AIn., Hons, v.l,,.,
In corric.I Of, 50 badly fla. tie te,rcr ..nu
lin NJ. c,rna, s,,. and r..,.~, o,Io ie
started far tie West ,flom :. Le;tr it is thought
.e cane.
CAs.L Arro..rML%rs.- arcren;mect-
id@ cf tie Directors OF tie Chc-"P"ohe AID
oilo Cl!iol, We learn that tie following az
pgutncnts were made
Geucral Superintendent y. l. Si'h".--
Eriary. $1,000.
c,,,..ryis,,-. ,,,,.o.. Tj.y;.;., ..,,,.o.;.
.l,t,., -, H., RI. -
'e''''..'Sl- f-'-''..U,l 4''' nc'J''I'" boot
man, Lawrence J. Murray, w l.. McCWIie,
Thomas Charts, II, Geo. ". Grove, lawson
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1000 900 DOLLARS PER .gyUy

KIVV0IVJO UOA-hho FLh FNNUh
To the United States, as the p-eserver aud re
s'orer Of valuable liorshs and LATHE. 1t cure.
all Srrnins, Galts, Wound=, Stiff Joints. &c.
DID you ever hear ofsny ordinary Sore, Swell.
ling, SPrlin Of Stiffness. eilher on man or
bcusl. which the Mustang LiUimen, would not
cure? I'D you ever gisit any respectable
Druggist in aUy part "frhe world in Europe
tsitor America Who lid moi say ii: wna the
greatest discovery o. the agci" Sold every
whar-. Every family should have ii. three
si.r' BARNES & PARK.
H.prge'or-, New York.
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FNt are he test rsmslln kag,-n IN

HyNJirJys TUs are Mebest rsDlslly E,o,.n in
IN, ,coyyd t1r III. GJlo,r;,,,, j;,e,,,s
Agge, Jaundice,
Asthma, Liver Complaints.
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