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AHross OF kussaa0 FOG ery-SingU-
Lar Recovery OF the Property.

AXfose OF - Aussae1 tor A0bbery-Sfnea-
from the Boston Traveller, March l.
o. TIE IAN OF February the ONCE Of Mr.. John Picker
ng broke No 40 State street entered during his
temporary atseace, and the key having been left in the
safe, wss robbed Of trunk CONTAINING notes and drsfs
OF the value OF between ~, 900 and So COO
M. Pickering notified the police Of bis loss and day or
two Gtervarss received an anon note stating that
tue writer Knew where the papers were which hAd 1been
taken from hr Pckerngs safe, which would be returned
If Mr Pickering would meet him at the corner Of Park
anc * aeon streets and pay over the gum Of $3.50 The
~rer eavsea su lckering not to consult with the
ice, es he was desperate and would not be taken
alive.
BY advice o. the police Mr. Pickering proceeded to have
the interview on the day and place mentioned two officers
N the detective police having q, an early hour
themselves In the neghborhood TO watch the operation
our te writer OF the note old not make his appearance.
Ipe Dext cay the writer sent Mr. Pickering another note
apoogzug for his failure to come forward On the ground
tina. ne saw MI Pickering in conversation with an
the Common. he, however, appointed another meeting
for the following day, in Merchants row.
NO aSce wss tAkon OF this appointment, but tho next
GAY tnird nofe from the mysterious unknown was
ceved complaining Of the disappointment Of the previous
day IN not finding Mr. Pickering in Merchants row and
.nra appointment IN Pemberton square for yes
10 this place Mr. Pickering by advice Of the police pro.
ceeded About two hours before the time Of the meeting
two police officers safely eusconsed In the Mss;on
airy Rooms where they could overlook operations in the
was no, long before maa made b,s ,uue.r.nc. and
sccoased Mr. Pickering He stated that he trunk
being IN great need Of money and was In the act of re-
turning we papers order 70 receive his money when
whereupon detective officer Lynch and officer Sanderson
Of station two rushed out Of the Missionary Rooms arrest
ed the person and secured ali the papers.
The prisoner Is Russian named Carl julius Kruhse He
had on n person passport dated Riga, August n 1857
winch gave nm liberty to visit and travel IN tho United
BE man Of about thirty i've years Of age, dressed
medium style, and claimed At his boarding house in
Hanover avenue, to be clerk by profession His anony
notes show him 10 be q OF good education DO
was committed to the Tomos to await an examination.
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PORTLAND, March 2, 1850.
About three hundred members of the Maine Legssture
were Oh visit here yesterday, to whom grand banquet
and ball were given last night. Tho demonstration
templates he removal Of the seat Of government from
Augusta 10 Portland.
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Ohicial Drawfn.. OF Ho

Official Drawings Of Hodges, Davis &
Co q Consolidated Loteries of Georgia
CLASS 268, MARCH 2, 1850.
2, 67. 10, AZ, 40, 70, o., IL, 3, So, 46, 81.
Prizes casaed q, $50 Broadway. Circulars fres
HODGES. DAVIS co. Managers
Aac,1,
0corztA.
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Buffers Trusses, Supporters and Spinal
Braces tho best in tie ErlLS Truss Office IS White
at-pe
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Delta nee Sala ina a nder SnKes-Wifh Pa.
tent powder locxs and bars Also are and bEA
proof EaehosFt and pxr0r safeA Lepot 81 Murray street.
corner q College piace. aOBE2T r. PATRICK.
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CiNaxR'S SEWING MACHINES

ArB superior for ~ manufacturing purrosAs
Are more desirable for al kinds OF family oswtnG
Are capable OF doing greater variety Of wNk.
Are free from the faults Of other mAchknea.
Are aln,cSt 5seleas In their opoeAhons.
Are much better and therefore worth mora.
are perfectly simpie, aud easily kept IN ordar.
Arc cheaper, because they more monor
Are Just ths Machine Tor every family.
l. H. sIH8kR CO.. t:s Broadvsy. Nsv Y1k
FuA00 nfre0A
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Beautiful Observation-Disclosures Liquid
Pes. has achss ed celebrity having eauA beaul
ng md p-e&sf wing the skil go BrosdwaF.
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- ipcse PiScSSusu 10 VOC !SF Frlls9.
Woot uunorr o. voses'. ......'...'.,...., n
MT fof" 70
Mr Gioesbrenner. ~
Mr.. Seatop Observation-Disclosures. o
The remsia6sy scattering.
Mr.. Foru dec'af ed elected.
Ms. CIksxSs (cem) Of Va moved that when the House
adjourn IL adjourn TIL Monday,
Mr.. SanRMAN, (rep) OF Ohio, hoped not. They could
pass the lndsn Appropriation bill TO besides, six
teea geBtemeu desire to make speeches
they intend to adjourn sire die By the rst M0ucay In
June they should not neglect the transaction the pub
lie bu i1ess
Mr.. Cen,eas' motion agreed to By q majority.
Mr., MORRIS, a. L. dem OF ILL., asked and Was excused
from service as a member Of the Committee Roads and
Canals He criticised aniayorably the construction of the
standing committees aud for his remarks he called to
order from the republican side
Mr.. CoIyAx, (repl Of Ind from the Committee on tia
Post Once, reported bill authorizing publishers TO print
on their papers the dates when subscriptions expire
Passed
large number Of private bills wore reported
AdjOurnAd
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The Ohio Republican State Convention.
COLUMBUS, March 4, 1850
The Republican State Convention to-day resolved that
Simon p. Chase was their first choice for the Pres
deacy.
The delegates II large TO the Chicago Convention
David X. Carter, Thomas spooner H. G. BrAdbeck and "
3. Hooton
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The "Rigg's Truss Continues 70 Give
universal sAtsecton by ia uniform beneficial encs no s
B-oosre street, New York.
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BATH heior's Hair Dye, Wig and Toupee
FACTOR removed 70 IS Boli street. PSvae entrance tx
ADJ
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Crisfadoros Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
pes the best 10 the World Hboesals an rs< and Dye
pf.yAely applied No 8 Aso- House.
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DARTIAl DEAFNESS AND DISCHARGES rgON rHH
i Ear-DT. BAk1LkI beRs TO sosouuce b tsose ~ hle
patients VIII WHOM has been so that he hss
~ compliance wh the special made
to esiab institution In New YORK aac he generous
j. ofers attend AL persons soNersr from Afec01s Of
whou, charge cured thereby proving bis success
roeapae5, and protesting the deaf from being ssndei by
Pei ing eG Auss.s exo-ban fees 10 and the
irhco1 o. s sertcus eT.s by ,lls npnics-
ton c. dangerous remedies b. nefpeTiencs.
hsrda
Dr. r here s.se ss Be has 40 cc.recton whstsver
With any sdveing deafness nsher has he
Rivs5 for TIE b.cson of certificate purrortiDr
ena-Ae from lnl. and canast thsrecre resuorsb
los tay Gs reeuitre fro feshness aud
desEes.on TIE lcss of money may material 10 me
persons bat the cer-vser q az a. MOT D,rtsut Of
the stnses ought % De regarded and esed VITA more har
Ordinary eolicrude
lestoess nosse IN the head and all dsAgeeabe discharges
from the ea- speedily and permanently
~ The Least paf- Aeurc
Iced v5tre ms-fc rnnai.on Goes 10. eIA.
Thirteen years closc and aros undivided
bs1cn special practice hss enabled Tim 70 reduce his rea
snrh degree Of 70 End the mcst confirmed
I-escribet
1he Obstruction By Ere Of tie Philadelphia FS Inhrms-y q
woh Dr Hartley was the head bsvf-g ree sed rr froun hs
duties 10 tnas city be has essbsse permsne1y hs ,sii
to7 for the c1ciutve tresne1. c. gar s-ts - c Your
eenih street. opposite the Acadsny CT MUST Cousuaxos
ant exam asor each morning
Just pubsh~d parphle BY Dr. Hartley on Diseases 81
EN-tscsysss remed7i Pvva~yo "a eU, ksI;s q S,IA
0 uaI es eiAHwNA W.
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| DIR. Marsh Continues to Apply hts Rndf.
cal Cure Truss with IN eecing
hernia OK rupture MARSH 90, No. vesey e.. \. Z.
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Herrtng's Patent Chs piOn Fire
sad hrea proc: Safes IS, Broadway. Of M1-ra
street.. New Yoxk.
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Vo1gtlsnders ~ Sons Opera and Marine
GiAsseA, a. SkIkOes CO.'S 6G91S Broadway, unier Ia.
fargo House.
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Sermons & Co.'S Bra lillian Pebble
specsaelea- sole aua only aspo. 66gLs srosdnag
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Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup.
Millions Of bos.,es every year In e unAes
ssstss sc- children feeth-g with falling ReS
tmned,ase eud certain Only Is cents n botue
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Non-ArrivaI or tho Africa.

ShNDf oOVAp maIcu z-NiVu8ut
There are - yet NJ signs Of the steamship Africa now
dus OF this point, with Liverpool dates Of the 18th u
Wind north, and blowing lightly. Weather hay Off
shore.
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Lovers Of Aquatic Sports.-A Mahogany
soe Boa britt for d'sngshed and said to be supe
to thing of the kind will be exhibited
day 10 lNGEESOLIis fancy boat bazaar, 2sS and "a
| South street. Admission free
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w AIC5tsIER 0TkE2AL TAX ovrI~v 9 ssArz
- VI Sil1sre'a $40 GRAND sirFst --Trf- ~,
Nsrncn Vsseat'd vssbr t'oapile P,,s.vnst &c r.ss.
,E ,e fGs 'orcrea this ffic-. sxss !srs-,s
svs zee = ! s,es ree-emei &c ofcs cayA Nos.aya
ivan q. Y0Rxx Qsos,a Csl,s.x
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<LOndsn Club. Sauoe.-Th1s Unrhva He'd
SAGE Usoufscsured b. Parker Bsos londou DO OBJ
talrec OF her agent In tbs city A. PARKER Is BeekmAr
street !hs a<ce superior the Wcrces.ershrs sauce
aud oan be obtained Of ono hais the price.
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The Best Assortment Of Housekeeping
Articles in the city e o. BAssrORDs Cooper Institute.
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GROVER BAKERS
U hOIshIlRsS FAMILY SEWING NACa1arn.
Tia best n use.
41s Broadway. Now YorS.
182 Fultru ser-sek HrynoSfy-
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&c tocse Proceeded 10 vote FOR Pril,es.
Wboie numbar OF votes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Isr
Necessary 10 . choice Observation-Disclosures. ~
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Use Parsons' Roach and Rat Exterulns,
ter. ~ Uaaey VII b sesuzsed u ~ saseeasfEl
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HoIlcWAy's PtIls.-The Blood is the
source Of health dsesse. sound health
preserve the vital uid pure and nothing win accomplish
20 efecsuslJ ~ HoNowhys celebrated P.la.
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DRc02BSs VERSUS ROUTINE
QUARU'S COD LIVER OIL JzI..Y
Petcused Angus. 30, 1889.
s The only remedy for consumption an: az kinds OK ccuzh
Z "a twice ore e1caslous thai the hqid o.
QUERU's TFiLTIED CASTOR OIL tpstso.a1J
To be bad OF the Inventor l Fourth avenue e=d AZ -e
aols druggists PENFoLD. PARKER 4 kOTEE, IS B,el
stree, wbe,esAie agents.
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1885. s,S0S 1872; 1000 s,o.
6sss 6ses al42 oS@ Soa 500 T. Ig. 70 "a lllg, .iM
Se2 &c 20 y 4Os e S s, eoa ls Is a as's2 2o2
siletla7s free 0; a,dres. Ton Rodriguez.
Sermons & Co.'s Brazilian. Pebble
csss.. A. sxyN0.s 4 O. q sses s-,siga, 49, IA
tent powder PRO. iocss and crs bars Als are and
eotner q Goes. piacep aosRsT PATsICY
u.rr,uu,s p.,.nt ch.-u,o- r,c
and nm. ssss. q, E,n...s 800. :. xrr.
Sc. Nsx yiSk '~ - 0'"~1"AS' 0'saes " "|~'AI
I,ox.rs Acu.,,. Sro-,.. m.horaxs
.ssl Boa, bg, ,s s.ns.hsa apd
South street. Admission free
<Lond.n CI.n s.-o,.-Tn1, r,-,x.,,.a
s.ace msoufsssured sr Psrss, AZ. ,ns,n c. ~ 90
stree. Ihs a<ce superio1 the Wcrcessrshrs sauCs
sua Gan De o''a'nea o. ono hail. tae PRICE
~,,,.-,--,-.--.-.--.-
States sc- eSIdrea i.eSisE With never ns success Rsiss
immediate end certain. Only Is cents \ botis
---
Barry's TrfcoPherous IL the Rest and
oosspe~ 1uc d or arssnS srng
/ u..rt,r,l Co-,r,.r,on.-I.,ra,.u .,ou.a
p. ~ scn,.1s. ss,ss-.' =. - - =. anr., =. "slas
~x,.,.ao~,. u.,- r..
pess The bess 10 The word wboissas sna s.a and a Dss
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Drawings OF Fr.~ts. Breadp,uss 6. o,.'a

Genutmen's Hnts.-One % the LendTNE
merits Of Espescaeta spring etyle for 1860
all efsegera'ioo t ne ALI tetslA
AssinilA;e % each osser IN perfect sym uetry
n. EsPKNCRfyD
hAou:Aelurer o. gerts h.ls tI3 sassa strst..
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-07-12

TvHE undersigned has been appointed
administrator Of the estate of George
W. Cornelius. late Of Randolph County, de-
ceased. The estate is probably insolvent.
JoHx JOHNSON,
July 3, le60.-4w Adm'r
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State ofEudinnn. snrioiph 10.
IL THE RANDOLPH CRcuIT CoUKT, Fall
Tenn, 1850.
Nathan Garrett,
v. Attachment.

". Attachment.
Andrew DarrOw.
The said plaintiff. by counsel. now comes
and files an affidavit, showing that Andrew
Darrow is not a resident Of the State Of In
diana. Notice =. therefore. hereby given
20 said Andrew barrow OF the filing and
pendency of said complaint, and thas unless
he personally be and appear before the Judge
OF said Court on the second day of the next
term thereof, 70 be holden at the court
house in Winchester, on the 81 Monday Of
September next, and answer or demur 70
said complaint. the same will be heard and
determined in his absence.
II. II. NEFF, Cpk.
5. CoLGRovE. Ati'y.
June II, ls60.-n2i vi
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z L M x 8 .

Deed, Mortgages, Delivery Bonds, Ex'
scutions. sammonses. Sabp0nss, Censta-
bic salss. etc. etc. ~ ssle at this Office at
iedscsd prices
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SheriTf'S Sale.

DY virtue OF az execution To- me III
ID reeted from the Randolph Common
Pleas Court. Twill expose ~ sale az the court
house doos. in Winchester, Randolph Co.,
Indiana, on the
FOURTEENTH DAY OF JULY. 1890,
between the hours of I'D O'Clock A. vi.
and 4 o'clock r. VI. OF said day. the follow
ing real estate, situated in Randolph Coun-
o.. Indiana, 10 Wit;
IL being part Of the east part Of the
south west quarter of section twenty
in township twenty. Of range fourteen east.
and bounded n follows, viz: Commencing
AZ the north east corner OF said quarter sec
ton FROM thence running west ON the north
line of said quarter section one hundred and
eleven rods 20 the lands OF Henry Ludy,
from thence south sixteen and one-tenth
rods o. lot number two. thence east parallel
With the north line one hundred and eleven
rois 10 the east line OF said quarter section,
from thence north sixteen and one-tenth
rods u the place of beginning, containing
eleven and ten -huudIeth acres more or less,
and being lot number one IN the subdiyls-
ION at the lands Of WILTON Nef, deceased.
Executed a. the property of David Aker,
AZ the suit Of Christopher Clark and Will
lam Self.
WM. II. CAMPBELL,
Je2i. ls60.--ffee 5.0ol Sh'f, X. C.
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AdministratOr's Sale Of
heal Estate!

TvIIE undersigned, administrator OF the
estate of Caleb Odle. deceased. will
eli. On Monday, tie a3i day Of July. lS6O,
=, the court -hon-e door in Winchester. at
public auction. IL not sold before az private
lie. The follow ing real estate. 10 wit:
The nOrih east quarter OF the south. east
quarter Of section u, town 81. Of range -.
snd also the undivided one eleventh part Of
the vest art OF the northeast quarter Of
section IL. town u, range IL, containing
s. acres: and the undivided one eleventh
u.rt Of the cat part sf the north west quar-
Ter Of section Is, town n. range "a, con
aiming - acres All Of said land subject
. the life elite of Melinda Odle, widow OF
aid Caleb Ollie deceased.
Terms ol sale will be one III ri down,
che third in nine and the residue in eigh-
teen months from day of sale. The pur-
chaser will be required 10 give notes for de
serred payments, with approved security,
waving valuation and appraisement laws,
aud bearing interest from date. The pur
chaser will receive a certificate of purchase
on the day Of sale, stating amount paid and
unpaid, and terms OF sale; and when the
proper court confirms the sale. the purchaser
~ill receive deed for the premises. by cx-
ecuting thereon = mortgage TO secure said
deferred payments, tie cost Of making and
recording the same TO he paid by the pur-
chaser. JAMES G.. RoRERTs,
June IL, iS60.--n2l iw Admir-.
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JOHN RICHARDSON,
Merchant Tailor.

NEEPS on hands Cloths, Cassimeres.
IN Vestings and Trimmings OF every va
riety, and takes especial pains to give salts
faction 20 his customers in making neat and
comfortable fits, and doing good aud sub
stantial work.
Work done in the shop warranted. and
no pains spared to please those who favor
him with their patronage.
Remember, good French Cloths, Doe
skin and Fancy Cashmere aud good as
sortmenf Of yesting always on hand.
~ Shop west side Of the public square,
Winchester, Ioct6l
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NOTICE TO DITCHERSI

nn Friday. the 18th day Of July. 1861,
~ there will be meeting held at the
residence of the undersigned in Westriver
Township for the purpose of receiving sealed
bids from responsible persons 20 DO Job of
d,tchia- 10 drain the hesdvaters of West
river The job will DC lie; TO the lowest re-
spoasible bidder. upon the following terms:
An estimate will be made OF the work done
a. the close of every month, when the an
6srtaker will receive three fourths of the
estimated value OF the work performed, and
the balance will be paid when the job IS
completed.
Persons wishing further information can
obtain il by calling on } H. Lewis, (. p
Gaddis, James vallandingham or A. G..
Christopher
These wishing the job would better be on
hands on the 18th day of Iuly-
Bids, 10 receive any attention, must be
sealed up.
ADDISON G. CHRISTOPHER.
July >, lro0-2w
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TO EzOuSeEIeeperS.

II " EAOtSS ASCpCR Ne
SOMETHING NEW .-B. T. BAnrrTr's
y BEST MEDICINAL SALERATUS.
l. manufactured from common salt. and j.
prepared entirely different from other Sale
ratus. All the deleterious matter extracted
in such manner 10 produce Bread. Bis
cult, and all kinds of Cake, without con
tanning particle Of Salcratus when the
Bread or Cake Is baked: thereby producing
wholesome results. Every particle Of Sale
ratus is turned u gas and passes through
the Bread or Biscuit while Baking; conso-
Quently nothing remains but common Salt.
Water and Flour. You will readily per
ccive by the taste Of this SalcratEs that il is
entirely different from other Salcratus.
IL is packed in one pound papers. each
wrapper branded "B. 7. Rabbits Best Ne
dicinal Saleratus;" also, picture. twisted
loaf Of bread. with glass of cfTervescing
water on the top. When YOU purchase one
paper YOU should preserve the wrapper, and
be particular TO get the next exactly like
the first-branded as above.
Full directions for making Bread with
this Saleratus and Sour Milk or Cream
Tartar, will accompany each package: also.
directions for making all kinds of Pastry:
alss, for making Soda Water and Scidiitz
Powders.
MAKE YOUH OWN SOAP
WITH
II. ~. RAnBITT,9
PURE CONCENTRATED POTASH.
Warranted double the strength Of ordinary
Potash; put MP in cans i H.. Tbs, , lbs,
6 lbs. and IL lhs.-with full directions for
making Hard and Soft Soap. Consumers
viii find this the cheapest Potash in market.
Manufactured and fer sale bv
b. T. BABBITT,
Gs and 20 Washington ST.. New York,
aug25 and IS India ST.. Boston.
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WILL SELL. at public auction. at the
late res dence of Joel Willis, deceased
IN Washington Township, on SATURDAY,
18th DAY of July next. commencing at 10
o'clock, a. NJ, gll the personal property Of
said deceased not taken by the widow, con
sisting of Horses. Cattle, sheep. Hogs.
Farming Utensils, Wheat and Household
and Kitchen Furniture.
TERMS:
credi, Of nine months will be given on
all sums over Three Dollars, the purchaser
giving his note, with approved security,
waving valuation and appraisement laws.
JoHv JOHNSON, Admir-.
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TNHE OFFICE or STEPHEN COFFIN
Trustee of Whiteriver Township, j.
az the Office Of Jacob Eltzroth, Esq. He
will be in attendance. for the transaction of
business, on every Saturday.
The Township Library is kept at his Of
fee. nl9
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SOOTHING SYRUP.


SOOTHING SYRUP,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING, which
greatly facilitates the process of Teething,
by soitening the gums, reducing all iufiama-
tlon-will allay all pain and spasmodic &C
ton, and is SURE TO REGULATE THE
BOWELS. Depend upon it, mothers, it will
give rest to yourselves, and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR IN
FANTS.
Wehaveputupand sold this article for
over ten years, and - can say, in conf
dence and truth Oft, - what We have never
been able TO say of /. ny other medicine
never has it failed, in = single instance, 20
fiect cure when ii = mely used. Never
did we know an inst = ance of dissatisfac-
ton by any one who = used it. On the con
trary, all are deligh = ted with its opera
tiOns, and speak in = terms ofhighest com
incubation of its ma !; gical effects and
medical virtues. :, We speak in tins
matter sswhat we do : know after ten
years experience, an : pledge our reputa-
ton for the fulfime : M of what we here
declare. In almost : every instance wher
the infant Is suiiern = from pain and ex-
haustion, relief will = be found in fifteen
or twenty minutes n fter the Syrup is al =
ministered.
This valuable prep aration is the pre-
scripton of one of : he most experienced
and skilllul Nurses New England, aad
has been used with n ever failing success
in thousands of cases.
IL not only relieves the child from pain
but invigorates the stomach and bowels,
c0rrects acdlty. and gives tone and energy
10 the whole system. Ii Will almost instant
~ relieve Gripping in the Bowels and Wind
ChOlic. and overcome commissions, which
If not speedily rcmedicd, end In death " e
believe il the best and surest remedy in the
world, in all cases of Dysentery and Diar-
rhea in ~children, whether il arises from
teething or from any other cause. We
would say TO every mother Who has child
suffering from any of the foregoing COM
plants. do not let your preiudices, nor the
preiudices of others, stand between your
suffering child and the relief that will he
sure-ves, absolutely snrc-to follow the
use of this medicine, If timely used.
Full directions for using will accompany
each bottle. None genuine unless the tac-
smile OF CURTIS a PERKINS, Eew
York, is on the outside wrapper.
Sold By Druggists throughout the world
| Principal Office, No. l3 Cedar street, New
/ York. Price p cents a Bottle.
Sold BIZ WM. y. PIERCE, and II. i. H.
Ter, Winchester, Indiana.
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