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AMUsEMENTs.

PIKE's OPHRA- -Housx- The weather doubt
less had It's effect upon the theater going public last
night, and TIE SCHOOL ron scAEpAL, at the Opera
house, was not attended by 30 largo audience az
otherwise might have been expected. The play
seemed somewhat dull, and yet those who witnessed
IL appeared TO be- peased-moIe through gallantry,
perhaps. than satisfaction. This evening has been
set apart for o complimentary testimonial to Julia
Dean The bill for the occasion is capital one, and
combines Sheridan Knowless popular play Of THE
HuNoHBACK, with Po0le's famous comedy Of SIMPSON
90 in both of which the benefciare will appear.
This is her last appearance in the city, prior TO her
departure for California, and may posaibly be the
oay opportunity her friends will have Of witnessing
her peroImsnces. We, therefore, expect 70 see the
house packed, upon the occasion, with such an au-
denee as will cause 1t to be for he pleasant mem
ory forever. RN
y WooD's THEATER.---Mr. Collins will close
the week at this establishment with the favorite
Irish drama Of RosY 0'MoRE, the performance con-
cudiug with the capital burlesQue of PoCAH0NTAs.
Mr. O. In his peculiar way 10 quite popular, both as
sa actor and comic singer; and the programme for
this evening. during which be will sing fhe Flag Of
Our Uniou,'' will doubtless draw capital house.
NATIONAL THsATER.--Lucy Escett will close
her engagement at the National this evening The
FIRST, second and fourth acts Of TRovAroRE will be
given, with the fair prima donna as "Leonora' to-
gether with the domestic drama of PnEsuMPrrvH
EvInHscE, and The DUNE GIBL OF GENoA-a pro-
gramme certainly In which there 10 sufficient mag
netic power to secure an excellent house. H sl,.
SIXTH 4 NIxoS's HALL.--Wsugh's Mirror
Of Italy will be exhibited this afternoon and evening
at Smith Niyon's Hall, for the last time. ~
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BvRsEr HousE, February Is. 1850.
To Aesarg. Edmund Dexter, Geo p. Buell., O. @. But.
Ter, Th6s. Cottmsn, Cyrus Garrett, Jas b. Bell, A.
B. Coleman and others: sIUhT,,- 49, 71rTT'' n
QBErLEMEH-Your fAttering note OF this date, In
which you tender me complimentary testimonialp
before leave your city has been received and Il az.
fords me no slight qualification ~ having oppor.
tunit y return Zop, and through you, my numerous
for the very generous and uniform announcement
have ever received at their hands, Ny earliest 10.
collections, In professional senss, are connected
with your city; and in now leaving you for the dis.
tant homeof my adoption. ] shall carry with me Q
lively recollection Of this parting evidence Of your
2 With your permission, I would name Saturday
evening, February l ~ being the last Of my fare.
vsiS respectfully. your oSsdispt Seryant,
q felso ah 81 .aNN ~ yULlA DIAN HAYNE.
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Democratic Convention.

BosToN, February 1.-THE Democratic
Convention Of the Seventh District, held at
Haverhill yesterday, elected Frederick o..
Prince, Of Winchester, and George johnson, of
Bradford, as Delegates to the Charleston Con-
vention, and B. F. Watson and George N.
Dyke, substitutes. The convention was Of
rather m exciting nature, occasioned by
double delegations, but ended harmoniously.
The delegates are Douglas mon. ~
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HJouisALIsrIo.- Charles j. Foster, spirited
editor, late Of the Ohio Statesman, succseds
George Wilkes In the editorial management of
Wakes Nao York Spirit Of tho Tmes, Tho
proprietor has left for England on visit
Mr. Foster was law partner Of John A.
GofWin, Eaq., and praoticed for short time
inthis.oity. els an animated writsd, and is
about issuing q new romance, entitled Ten
Acyes.
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Fire at New Bedford.

NEW BsDYoRp, February 1.-Two wooden
buildings, occupied ss mechanics shops and
a grocery, together with dwellings adjoining,
at the corner Of Miller and Second -streets,
were destroyed by fire last night. Mesus.
Pollard d Myriok, coopsrs, H. H. Wood and
Gideon Allen are among the sufferers.
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Fire at Hartford.

HARTFORD, CosS., February 1.-THE man
ufactories Of Squire 4 Parsons, and drilley d
Perkins, in this place, were destroyed by fire
this morning. Loss of the former $50, 700,
and Of the latter $lo,o 900, insured for $sl 900
and $6,5OO. -
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@8- LEW. AND PHIL." These names are
Significant Of the "International,n whore superb
lunch can be had, together with the best liquors i'm
ported to this city. Their billiard saloon is one Of
the beat In the city. Drop In. ~.
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Fire at Tarrytown. n, Y.

NEW YoRK, February 17.--A FIRE broke out
at Tarrytown last night, opposite the depot,
destroying eight or ten buildings, occupied ss
stores and dwellings. II commenced at twelve
o'clock, in the store of Mr.. Evans. The
buildings were all wooden. Loss $12, 1000; in
sured, f tl'l2f M,tii4
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/ GsB-, visit Johnson's Gallery, corner Of
Ninth and Main.strests. You may Sat . wsll.nn.
ishsd likeness for TEE GENTS and upward. fslsaw
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A ScofcH Dryrsx on HooPs.--A minister in
scotland, while lstsly demonstrating with his
congregation on the prevailing vanitiss Of the
day, rigcrously eondsmned ~ vAst axpeuss
Of female attirs, and stats1 that ~ths ds'iI had
now pat iron hscps sound tts vsnsn."
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~ Daguerrean Gallery, south-wsst cor.
,ner Of Sixth and Wsstern-row, over HAnnsford's
drugstore. Pictures taken and ut In good cases
Tor twenty conts. Warranted to please.
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{ gEgG. P, Leggs fell from tho top Of o
freight car on the New Orleans and Jackson
Rgiiroad, last week, and was actually out into
three pieces by the cars. e.T
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asS- Nearly tho entire village of Stamping
Ground, Scott County, KY, was recently de-
stroyed BY fre, causing . loss of $4,000 to
$4,000.
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aar CoLoRRp PHoToeRArHs.--A superb
colorsd Photograph. warranted TO retain the finish
In any climate, can be had Of Dewey q Co.'s Gallery,
No. liz West Eifthstreet, for one dollar, being .
reduction on their former rates. Give them call.
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~ ARTISTIC -Msssrs. Bali 4 Thomas
have some hns Pictures their Gallery on Fourth.
street, near Race. safys, !. -i.s-.... x X.
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From Montrcal. !.

MoxTRBAI, February 17.-Hon. Mr.. Norm,
tho new Solicitor General for Canada East,
has been reelected. i ss9ss-ss ela ifeH'l
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49, KENNEDY 's MEDICAL DIS
80 C0YERY 70 acknowledged by the most en-
nent physicians, and by the most careful druggists
throughout the United States to the most eectual
blood.purier ever known, and to have relieved
any preparation known to the profession. Sofofua,
Salt Rheum, Eryepelas, scald head, scay eruptions
Of Whatsoever nature, are cured by few bottles and
the system restored TO full strength and vigor. Full
and explicit directions Tor the Of liberated sore
legs, and other corrupt and running ulcers Is given in
the pamphlet with each bottle. For sale by JOHN ID.
PARE, SUIRE, EQKaTEIN 4 co., and GEOBGE
M. DIXON. Price III, ~ N s0DlQ-ayl
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as- A. "A. Eystsr, Clocks, Watches and
Jewslry, Nos. sll and 27l Wsstern-row. = -. -.
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THR DAILY PENNY PREss---REDUC-
TION IN PRICR TO MAIL sUBsCRI-

In order to meet the often expressed
wishes Of our friends In the country, who
desire 60 be furnished with a Cheap Dnily
Paper, we have reduoed tho price Of onr
Subscription from four 20 three dollars per
year, payable In all cases In advance. For
any less period than enc year cur terms
will bo st the old rate of four dollars.
Three dollnrs barely sufaco to pay for the
blank paper we uss In printing II, yet we
arc detcrminod to give the oountry NOR
chants, as well as cur city patrons, tho
cheapest and best paper ever published In
the Queen City. The Press furnishes tho
Same Markets and Telssraph reports siven
by our larger cofemporaries, with Z creator
variety Of general and mlscelIansous read-
fnw. s9s-isas -sf -gi7r''5T
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Complimentary Testimonial.
CINCINNATI, February is, 1850.
q. IIILIA DEAN HAYNE.

ne Mrs. JULIA DEAN HAYNE:
learning that you are ABOUT 70 leave Tie city n Which
perhaps, you have more friends than 10 any other
place IN the Union-a city which you may we'll re.
plimontary testimonial. Will you be- kind enough
TO state at what time and place you will be able to
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DIED.

SMITH. February l6, Of consumption, Henry j.
Smith, aged twenty -four years and nine months.
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~ The [ 5 Of A4srie.l Z Circuit, cour,

Null r.
~ The L 5 OF America z 5 Circuit Court
Northern District Of Ohici
Edsin LudloW. Trustee, &c, Con
plsinAnt
In chaneery
The Clinton Line Rail Road Conf
pany AID Patrick LAWN Defend
ants
from the CeurI Ahcve named. in he ease above en-
tailed. pending in said court. / shsil eGsr for sale
81 uuelic suction. II the door Of the public house
called the Mansion House" n the village snd town
Of Half q sun nit 'Oiaty m o, IN II. el vensh esy
ofOct0eeT, !s5o. ~ 20 O'clsck. p " Of that day. the
foilv~ing dss-r!aed prem ses. and property Of Tie
Clinton Linz kall- Rod Company, situate and being
in the Cousties OF Summit, Portage GesnEa. ard
Frumhull in the State Observation-Disclosures railroad
Of said Company, the right Of way and land occupied
thercbl together with the srperstr1ctrre and tracks
thereon and all rattle ant other materials used there
cn, CT provided therefor; the bridges ;, Tiaducts. e1l-
verts, ferces. depot grounds and buildings thereon;
engines, tenders. cars, tools. materials, DAehinery,
and all other PeraonHl property tneludins a quaint
" OF stone, both dresscs aud untressed ofthe said
.'CIinton Line RAil-RoSd Company" and all said
Conpany's right thereto and ihteres' therein: to
gether with the tolls, rent, iscome. to Re had or lev
led thereupon, and all franchise, rights and priv
leges OF said Company 20 or concerning the sane
The real estate and mixed property are appraised
At seventy thousand dollars
WI Collins. Special Master. &c
RAFNEE. BAcKC5 NOBLE. aud ToRrHINGToN
& MATTHEWS. sos. 70. Csnpt.
rs-nt ( I-gO "a
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FAMILY
CkTHhRTIC PILLS,

CONPUINUEO FKON
VEGETABLE EXTRACTS; IND PU7
UP IN GLASS Use .9LR TIGHT IN BILL
EEEP IN ANY CLIMATE
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10 RhRIEORlG OR O7IbFB

OF aHr kind and therefore relieves by rcm01iHg the
sg9erfHgs OF your child. instead OF by dsadsHisg its
sesstbthtieS For this reason. Il ommendS Itself as
The only refabte preparation now knOv q for chill
DaEN TEEFHING. DIAKRIIOEA DYSENTERI.
GRIPPING IN TUE BOWELS ACIDI1Y OF
STOMACH, WIND. COLI IN n HEAD and
GROUP also. for. saftsHiHg tbe gains, reducing in
TamafiOH regulating the BOreis GHd rsfisgiag pain
u Ia no equal being an anti sPaSm06ie il Is -rsed
with uyaiiHg success in all cases OF
OR OTHER FITS. -8f g0H ralHs tbs Ire and heGbh
ct EOHs CHILDREN. and Vish 10 SAGE thsm from those
sad and ohgAfiHg e0HssqHeHess DhieA ara esrfaia to
resHh from tAe use Of narcotics Of Ukich 0fhsr
remedies for IgJaRfds Complaints are composed.
take none Dat DR. EATON's COkpI-
Al, this yGu can rely upon 1t is perfectly harmless.
and cannot iniure the most telicafe infant Price. 81
cents. Full directions accompany eaes bottle. Pre-
pared only by
CHURCH & DUPONT,
No 400 Broadway. Nsw-York.
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aRsHALL;s UTERiNE cArHo1IcoN!

Ma-shsIPs Uterine Catholicon will certainly cure all
the diseases for which il il recommended. In the worst
cases I have ever met with. MsFshall's Uterine CsthOI-
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
- Henry ". Smith In .unbull Common

Attest, GEO. 2 BROWN.
fSept 90, IS6o. 3E Probate Judge.
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The State Of ohiOt Probate Court

= oiALN Ol OulOf EIOhAlc NCOIN-
Trumbull County
The following settlement OF Executors. Admins
traitors and Guardians having been nlei 10 the Pro
bate CouFs Of salt County the same will remain OF
file for inspection and exceptions until the 18Th day
Of oct. next when they will be examined and ordered
% record IL no exceptions are taken thereto 10 Wit:
AsShel Adams, dee. anAi settlement Of Executors
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v.,,., v,,s WOODS & PEW.
MORE LIGHTI MORE LIGHTII

nYE STUFFS s Bbls. Logwood. 9
~ do Niewood, S do Rnstic, ? do Csmxood, . do
Redwood. l do C~opperzs. just arrived At
WOODS e. PFW,s
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Daanfaftnrns

DwAEDsPKAR EDWARD SPAR IT. LuTHEK D. q
EDWARD SPEAR AZ 90
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I EGAL NOTICE.
h Dexter Clifton

sherir's cae., war.cp. SEPT. IS, leo.
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Sept S. s c Gu
i

II The State ofOhio. In the Probate Court Of
Trumbuli County said Comfy
Ephraim +. Joy, Guardian, &c.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Henry W. Smith In T.unbuIl Common
~ Peas.
Jscob SchnOyer. ct al
By virtue 81 Al Execut, on issued from the Court Of
deli vered / have levied upon and shall ser for safe
at public auction 81 the door Of the Court house in
Warren. in said county o
Saturday the 27h dag Of October, 1860,
at o'clock. P. NJ. o, said day tie following described
real e, tate. situs c in the township Of HOTlNnd and
known by srutE east art OF lot No 81, and bounded
IS fol.ows: Beginning at post standing in the north
east corner Of s1lsll lot No 3 in great let No 81 g.
foressid; from rheEee south alOng the eSst line nf lot
81 to the south east corner OF land formerly oN ned by
Wm. Vi. Adgste, hut nus owned by X VI. Mason.
which is in small lot No.i, in large lot No. 81; thence
west zieng said M,son's south line. 50 far that a line
running north parallel Sith the east line to the north
line Of land now owned by r. NJ. Mason. on the nortf
line Of lot No }; and from thence east 20 the place
Of beginning. shall contain one hundred and two
acres e land, excepting from said described tract Of
land forty seven acres Of land on tie north end Ofsaid
tract. heretofore conveyed by William Dunlap. 3D., 10
K. NJ. Mason Also the following TRACK OF Ian IN the
Tow nship aforesaid. known as part of lot & and bouId
ed as follows: Beginning at the south west corner Of
said lot; thence north along the west line of said lot
twenty Eve chains and NINETY eight links; thence east
TO the road leading from Warren 10 iisaton's furnace;
thence south east along said road % the south line OF
said lot; thence west along the south line Of said lot
to the place ofbeginning. continuing fifty two acres
AZ land. being in both pieces herein described land
levied upon) one hundred and seven acres Of land
4. b LYMAN. Sheriff.
sherih's c6ee, Warren, SEPT. %, lreO.
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m WysTER ~ rH6 MOUTH WITH TIE IN
GORATOR. s SB -ALLOW BOTH TOGETHER
Price Ong Dollar per Bottle.
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CHURCH & DTPONT,
No 400 broadway. New-YOrk.
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KINSMAN CARRIAGE FACTORYI

0zG aving or atty increased
49, II my facilities for manufacturing,
&-by the addition of new buildings, q
steam engine an 4 machinery 10 my establishment, 1
am prepared to furnish vehicles OF every description
OF the best quality. and at fair prices
In elegance o, finish. quality Of materials and ex
eellenee OF workmanship, the Carriages shall not be
surpassed IN the state
Painting, Trimming and Repairing, done at the
shortest notice. and in the bestmanner-
W.. b. GORTOS
Ef,.-ar n O., q YaSa
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o 81
l)RoBATE JUDGES NOTICE.

The above sale is postponed 10 the eighth day oil
Noveuhsr next. At the house ant place shove nAn=i-
Oct ;. IsooI WV. COLLINS, Special Master, kc
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CADDLES M HARNESS.
PROTECT
AGAINST
FIRE AMI BURGLARS,

EzR.2IMCS PATENT SAFES.
THESE ) f.s sre warranted 10 be
L perfectly proof against are. having been tested
IN great hres IN all parts Of the country. So conf
dent are the Manufacturers Of their security that they
OIer a reward OF ore thousand dollars to any one
$40 Can show that one Of their Safes srsr Gsiled-
Ahey are furnished witk Halls Patent Pswder Prod
LOCKS, which has resisted the efforts Of the most
skllliul Lock Rlekers. These safes took premiums
AZ the Worlds Fair in London and At the Crystal Pal
ace IA New York. AL sizes and prices from s35 to
S.VO. Sor testims1ials OF heir security. sail at our
onee- No Ons Of Herring's Safes srer (Giied
7 J. ella & ON.
IJuly Iith. 1860 Manufacturers Agents
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MARY ROBINSON.
NEBRASKA LAND AGENCY.
Edwin LOVFland.
GENERAL LAND AGENT,
4 NEBRASKA.

WILL attend promptly 10 the selection
and entry Of Lands for actual settlers and cap
i;alists, desiring choice locations. Lands entered with
Warrants or Cash Taxes paid, and titles Examined
either in Iowa or Nebraska. AllIands examined per
sOnallv before entering.
Having spent the past nve years in selecting lands
liz Iowa and Nebraska. I am prepared to give as good
selections A. any other person
Land Warrants bought and sold or loaned on Real
Estate security. at western rates Of interest. II de-
sired. will enter Warrants and sell the land for one
half the profits. counting each Warrant at SS25 per
acre. the owner paying one dollar for e.Ch 10 acres
for location fees due to Land Oace-
Information respecting the lands to he entered, or
satisfactory reference given on application.
Ape. Il. Is. EDWIN LOVELAND.
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MRs. RORIvsON's CERrIFIoATE.

VERSION. TrumbuU Co.. May LIST. 1883
This certides that l have been in very poor health
for years and f0und little or no relief after empioyirE
A rami er r physicians My disease was PrOL,psis
Utsri. had been reduced by that and Fluar Alhus
satil I had become liberated TO a considerable extent.
Nv the advice Of DR.. 6 W. Bushnell. I procured and
rnok six bottles Of Marshall's Uterine Catholicon.
which enabled me 20 attend to my husband in his last
.ickness until he died. which was aOOat a year since.
I have taken three bottles since his death which has
made ms snle to LABOR and support my family Of three
children. The CathoiieOn has nearly restored ne to
hath. Il Is the only thing that has ~uitigsied my suf-
MARY Z ROBINSON.
For Sale hy WOODS e. PEW. Warren. J. H. JONI
SON. Hartford: ExSIGN Il SOULK, Newton Fa;ls; B.
5 C.JArEsoN. HUBBARD: 6 P CURTls. Greer II BAR
N.RD Kinsman: ANDREws & BALDWIN. 2 WiSr T.
WoLrOTr. Harrington: and by Medicine Dealers gen
rrllIy, throughout the S,ate.
II B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
July 6, Is59-y. Agent for Ohio.
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tsept. D. 1850. IE
NALE GA REAL ESTATE

SALE OF REAL ESTATE
In pursuance OF an order Of the Probate Court,
/ shall offer at public sale At the premises. on
SdturGayM 18Th day Of Oct, Il. D. 1860,
at o'eioGE.F ~. the following described tracts Of
Iznd: situate in the township Of Pennington, Trum-
bali County. Ohio. as the property OF Solomon Evert,
deceased. TO Wit: Commencing Al the west corner of
Bristol township, thence north X degrees S. west TWEEN
~ six chains aud thirty Eve links 10 = post. thence
east hheen chains and Fifty eight links 10 = post.
thence ~southerly = degrees east on & marked line
thirty IL chains and thirty ave links TO the township
iInss thence westerly on the TOW nship line hfeen
chains and fifty eight Ii ks to the place of be.inning.
containing forty one acres ana I'VE hundred;hs Ct an
acre. also in lot ninety one. twenty acres bounded a.
follows. south by the south line OF Faruin gtCn town
ship, west hv land Of Andrew McCorxland. Geo A.
HsrdnGn, north by land Of Thomas Osborn. east By
the east line OF Parnington. being the same lands
heretofore decided by EbeneIeT DAbney 10 Aaron Re
ser, laying ia Pennington.
JONATHAN OSWALD,
Admir- Of SOLOMON EvEKT, dee.
Warren. Rent 10. iSg0- 4w
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e Price Of IYarsEaIrs Uts-iHs CSth0fe~H il One
DoHar aud q Half per Single Bette.


wEsr BEDFORD. coshoeton Co.. Nav "A. 1851.
Mr.. II o. KiSgsLEY. Sir:-I 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 l have sold to a good many
families as regularly as their tea and coffee, and with
nv trade thew become a staple article Marshaifs
Uterine CatholicOn is a medicine that has done 4 great
amount n good in female diseases. One lady | sold &c
To told me She had received nOre benent from one bot
ts than she dill from a long course Of medical treat
ment by the most sxilifuI Phy sieians.
Yosrs truly. JAMES WILSeN-
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hEEF ~ IN CLA'
The FAMILY ca
gentle tut active CAthSr
has used in his pract-c.
The constantly incrsas
who have long used th'
ton which ali express IL
Induced me to plac'
all
Tie Profession wei
thartics acg on diGeren.
The FAMILY ca
With due reference "a
heeR compounded from
Vegetable Extra cts
cart of the aiimentars
SAFE in all cases where
such as q L
A C u, SLEEPIN ESS
AND L0INS, C0STIVE-
SORENESS OVER THE
sIdden cold, which fire.
10 a long course OF Re
TITE, A CREEPING
ONER TIL BODY.
II Z A D A c u r.. o
HEAD, all INELAMMA
WORMS in CHILDRE :
TIsM, a great PURIRI
many diseases 70 winch
Gus to me. .ian in this.
nnEE D
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1 iTHARTTO PILL is 4
hich the proprietor
~ more than tWerty years.
-. ing demand rom these
PILLS and the satisfac.
regard TO their use. has
- them within the reach OF
know that different Ca
= portions Of the bowels
-iTHARTIC PILL has.
ANS well established tact
ga variety % the purest
~ which act alike on every
- canal. and are GOOD and
"a Cathartic is needed.
MENTS Of the SION
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