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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-29
view York, Friday, November 20, 1851.
TIE STU ATION.

The naval and military expedition which COM
mcnced its career so gloriously by the capture of
Port Royal has made another splendid stroke by
the occupation of Braddock's Point, the most
southern portion of Hlton's Head Island and Tybee
Island, commanding the entrance to Savannah. To
this point portion Of our "stone feet from New
London are now Fastening, and we may look for
ward to the complete blockade of all the entrances
blockade Of the channels by our sunkcn
whalers. The map which we publish to-day
and the editorial comments upon the recent move.
ment on the mouths of the Savannah river will ex.
plain in the most complete manner the object and
Importance Of this expedition Savannah may be
considered henceforth as of no Importance to the
South port.
1t is to be presumed that the work thus COM
menced by the government will be followed up
until every port in the South is barricaded and all
communica alton with the sea cut Of.
The War Department is hourly expecting the
announcement from General Sherman that he has
taken possession Of the rebel Notifications com
mandng the entrance to st. Helena Sound, about
fifteen miles north Of Port Royal and commanding
the outlet of the Coosaw and Combahee rivers,
thus securing entire control of all the approaches
from the ocean to the cluster of sea islands, and
adording another avenue for movement towards
the interior of South Carolina.
Affairs on the Lower Potomac look encouraging,
The rebels already falling back from the river
before the advance Of the Union forces. They
hardly offer resistance to the passage of our YES
sells. Many have come up within the last TIVE
days. loaded with coal to such an extent as to
lower the price in that article from ten to seven
dollars.
The Reliance came up to the Navy Yard from
Indian Head yesterday evening. Captain Ham
mond reports that just before he left at half past
one o'clock, heavy fire was opened from the
rebel batteries at Shipping Point. Three or four
shots had been fired while his ship was within
sight and hearing. Nothing could be ascertained
in regard to the object the rebels were firing at,
as no vessel appeared beyond Stump Neck.
The Constitution, with the advance guard of
General Buffers expedition, left Hampton Roads
on Wednesday afternoon, at three O'Clock, for her
destination southwark.
Our news from Missouri represents Ben McCul.
Loeb at Springfield, with 900 men; General Rains
a. Sarcoxie, with 1000, on Friday last Fastening
to join him, and General Price at Pineville on the
same day.
The schooner John N. Genin, Captain Stafford
which arrived here yesterday from Ship Island,
near the mouth of the Mississippi reports the forti
icstion at that place finished, the guns mounted,
and force of one hundred and fifty men from the
different blocksding ships are detailed to work the
Ouna
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-29

~ radical abolition) Standard. A bold bid
this for the abolition vote on the part of Mr..
Opdyke. OF course our fellow citizens not yet
converted to the beauties of abolitionism will
give Mr.. Opdyke wide margin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-29

OPpYKE AND OLIVER JoHNsoN.-NeXt to the
name of George Opdyke, in the list Of the Vice
Presidents of the late Sumner meeting, is the
name Of Oliver johnson, editor Of the A,&itSlaye,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-29
Volume XVI.
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
WINTER GARDEN Broadway. Ali HALrow Evr-
MAGIC Jokf-FAIRY CiaclE.
wALl.AcK,s THEATRE No sii Broadway-MAc,c MAR
RtAGk-flIr SCALE 80
LAURA kLENE's THEATRE. Broaaw,y.-srvry sos,
NEW EnwERY, Bowery.-srfg,r rR,rvp--Cu1pprx ~
TIE "o"o--SMuGGtER's DAuGurEe,
=, BoWEY THEATRE, Bowcry.-Srcssrrs NAr,o.AL
CIRCUS. Acrnoon ana Eyenng.
BARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM Broadway-D.y and
Evehne --A>GtL az MuStG .Aisst hoaE-llIpropor
ANUS Wntis', AND OTHER cuRIosIrrEs.
BRYANrs' MINsTRELs Mechanics Hail, az Broad.
way.-cuAw ROAST BEEF
. HOOLEYS MINSTRELS, Stuyve SAINT Institute No GO
bfosawy-ErHforiAN Songs, DANCES, &c.
MELoDEoN CONCERT HALL. No. CSC Broadway
SONGS DANCES BuRLksoUEs, 1c.-EsNKRALpA.
CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL ss5 Brosdv.y-sosa,
DANCES, BuRLxsoUEs. &c.-NEw YEAR CALLS
GAIETIES CONCERT ROOM 6ls observation-disclosures
kooA ksrExrAisxxNrs BALLErs PAS1osIMKs FARcEs &c
AMERICAN MUSIC HALL, AS Broadway. SONGS BAL
Lkrs, PANroAiAEs. &c-MisoHIEvous NICER
CRYSTAL PALACE CONCERT HALL No. as Bow.rx-
buRLEsauks, SONGS, DANCES. 6c-BRIGAsD's UArH
sfARIsIAN CABINET OF WONDERS, sss Broadway
open daily from 10 A. NJ. tisP.M NJ.
NATIONAL. MUSIC HALL Chatham strret-BunLxs
sokS SONGS DANCES, Ac-MAsouERADE BALL
pMEioDEoN, Brookyn-soSGs DANCES, PAsroxln,.s,
BURLFsoUEs. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-29

"BY THEIR FRUITS SHALL YE Know THEM
The radical abolitionists of the school Of Lloyd
Garrison, DR.. Cheever, William Goodell and Oil
yer Johnson, with whom George Opdyke is con-
sorting as bird of the same pl,imaee have
declared that 1.-The constitution of the United
States is covenant with death and league
with hell Accordingly they are resolved 10
labor to the end for its overthrow Hence their
scheme for national armed crusade for the ey-
trpation Of Southern slavery by fire and sword.
What care they for the consequences? Do fana-
tics stop to reason! They are monomaniacs.
crazy upon one diabolical idea and they will
follow ii to the end. But shall Mr.. Opdyke be
endorsed by this intelligent community in join
ing hands with these pestilent fanatics? Let our
intelligent and conservative voters answer ut
the polls on Tuesday next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-29


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,isk The sender None but Bank bills current in Neo York
taken.
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nfr enis percopg 81 per- any part B,ai
Sc II 70 part Of me Continent both include POSTAGE
CALIFORNIA Edition on s LIST i and 2st Of each month sir
cenis per coDu or 81 rs per dnn,0n-
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fopp, 50 annt1.
TOGuNTARr CORRESPONDENTS, containing aporsai
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rs renerea day; advertisements
serted The WEEKLY HERALD. FAMILY HERALD and IN he
California and European Editions.
JOB PRINTING erected ri chea,,nes and de.
snatch
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-29

OPpYKE AND CHEEvER.-At the meeting VI the
New York Young Mems Republican Union,"
at Cooper Institute, on Wednesday evening. in
honor of that notorious abolition agitator.
Charles Sumner there were some old abolition
sinners present in full uniform. The most con-
spicuous. as Vice Presidents of the assemblace.
were the Rev. George j. Cbcever, ID. D.. and
William Goodell and Oliver johnson, radical
abolition newspaper editors-the list Of these
Vice Presidents being headed 10y the name of
the Hon. George Opdyke. il appears. too. that
the reading Of the names Of Messrs. Opdyke aad
Cheever in this connection was received with
applause. And why Plainly because Mr.
Opdyke thus boldly announced himself as the
abolition candidate for Mayor Of New York.
Opayke and Cheever! SHOW me-" says an
old philosopher, 1.-THE company MAJ keeps
and will tell you what he is Who could
have dreamed week ago that Mr.. Opdyke. as
a candidate for the Office of Mayor Of New York
would voluntarily place himself on the abolition
platform of Cheever, Greeley and Lloyd Garri-
son!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-29

WINTER GARDEN, Bioadway-AL; u.r1ow Fvr-
MAGIC JoKE-FAIRY CiRclE
WAliACK's THEATRE, Nc. sii Broadway-MAsIc MAR.
RtAGe-fur sCAlE.oAr S $50
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-30

50 deorainaIesl from Their astonishing power of
suns life sut health. a. IL We're from the very
ashe- 81 tiie most delapidaied con-titu'icus-aIe
more strongly iouie aud more Immediately inNgcra-
bic Ne latter, different medicator Al
though really less csshartc than the Lrr Pms, they
everthele.s begin cleanse the amentary canal
much sooner; generally slightly operating within
three four hours, and producing decided sense q
relief 20 the head aud stomach, and celebrating the
mind. even in les time than ihi.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-30

= HskitI' SAI.E by sirf1re Of order II sale
L1ssed from tLe Nigo Circuit Court - nc directed
lud delivered, in ftyor n Thomas II. Nelson ard
arsinst James n Erewn AMI James A. Caldwell ~
1siaclpal and Marvin N Ifckcox replexin bail.
ordered 90 sell the following described Real Estate,
ltaated IN Nisn county. lntisfia. io-wit
Tse soaf half ~ e the scsith east quarter ~
4 .sgi0n a. township ~. range o. aiso Tie sseth
bali y = the south west quarter Of section ~
'awnship II. range 9, anc on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER ON. fssi,
within th- LEGAL hours 81 aid day. n TIE court
uouz door. Haute. will efer the
1rcuta II the abuse described Real Estate together
effh Ell h privileges and 1ppurtenonces 81 th4 same
hslcnrlnr. Cor term not exceeding years. to
be highest bidder ier each. and upon faluTc real
sam sufficient % satisfy saii order Of sale and
1-:s Will then AID there ofer the lec-siupie In
nd said Real Estate. o. shs highest hsiAsr c.
ash. 20 satisfy TIE same.
Tbs 10th 81 Il October. lsti.
SAM ~. CONNER. SherIa
urtltwswpr ies<1ss
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SHERIFF \ SALE, ---iiy virtue of
y ~ order = ssle l.snea frctr n Vigo Circuit
g0urt r. le directed eiseEsd In fssoF q Alvin
8. rhorp AID .xatFlsf Jeaa Asborn. 1h-aas l.urk
Hari Nsry A. Hnrkhari afd Nlllam y TneH. an
sfrf 81 seii t..e f8lfouiifs drrcrlbet ksa stair
-.fuafed ia - euuIfy. lndlaisa. TO VII
3egnuiI,g tlse nOrtb-east cprnor 81 ~. ha-4ler
i7crfv.iwo - IL the subdivision offalty->s "a and
fhirv-two one hufdresh acres 81 seioo ofths east
ae - the half -. 81 the west haif - ofsec-
ION g~eniy-tNo r to~Eship twelve IL foftl q
ranse nine % vest, terct-fors mste - 'haui.cef
&c., aud ne plat thereof recorded in The keccrers
.ice IN Al county u slgo, ranning thenee ~ cue
sundgct loo feef. thence soutA q al alley ~ tce
along ssii alley hundred 100 ieef, tssfce
al1ffh tothe piaet - Beginning, AM On
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER sth, ISL,
Within the legal hours Of said DAY. 81 The Court
II, - door a. 1esre haats will eier Al feids and
proats ~ tie above described real ertafss sether
uifh al the privileges aud ipurienane 9the same
belonging, ion term not exceeding seven year~ 20
bidder for casb. and upon failure q real
sufficient ~ satisfy said ordr Il -aie an
.osts will then and there Offer the fee-srFie, IN
md o. said Real Estate % The highest h.i,rF Cor
ca4a. satisfy the saule-
This 10th eay Of oCteoer, l>6l.
SAMUEL CONNER sheriff
a.-sr4x1.rr~s ffees
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~ she use n these i1lis ihc periodic susesso
Aec.ol, >t S,.,.ls.is uaay D. Ife..ui,. sId
AIKEN az Tie oomucnceaeni q a. afise.. immediate
eliot from sieAne.- wi.l De- olfaiari
They seldom IA ia removing tie Fssses a.
Isaaaeit = which female. ave ~ rueb satsrci.
.Tsey al generally o. an ihe i-wsi.-rsuosire
tosi.ro..s.
Dor laoaes a,a. ,fafsaf.. IsiIrai, f.iaai..
AIS az I,srfs - setfrfs,y Iatsf. th.y aiaais
a. laAai.fe % improving fle afJ1Ht. Giving fJtf
aud ssl, - the digestive orgnus. aii rr.i,fiig i.
aatrai electricity ani strength 4 'he Whole s,sisa
r4s CrrBAi1c Hills arc ihe resuli q. long 1850.
Hrsuou spl carefully oofriil.i esperuea'., having
l-a n ace many wears. during whiel i.ino iaes
have prostlfes snt r,ir.cta ta-i amount - pair
ard frgsuag from heaoaslif. whether originating in
re- .eres. sl.f,st 81 from ,'.rangod -iais o'.se
stomach.
1ncy ere entirely .sessaile IL iAelr eom,.osltlan
aftrsy te tsResl - sii uuae- W.T. perfect safety
eiioa. making sny change = Diet ead ~ 0bsosa
ef oag disaysssi1> fs.fs -,afeFf = ersv p a.',la
f.f,r fiss, - elairc.
BEWAREOF cOVNTERFRITS.
Tie esaine have ,ivrs'nre. - Henry e. sr-uiiirs
o.i osoh box
sslfs ururs..i. ans 81 .si.- iealsr- 10 ,ssal-
rea
A i.s u.n g. ssat - mail 49, fecslgi u DE
rRfcf - cFSrS
suor.l.. .haaifte sfirf.te8 70
HENRY e SPAULDiSG
tsce3af Street. yewYok.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-30
MOEat's Life Pills :

IN affections q the head. seA headache ol nervous
he sisci.c, these Isn- vii Dee feund possess the
most 'Ala'a's saS"eys vsaEt0
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-30

1.HFRIFrsS SALE.-Esy virtue Il c9e Nenti1otl
~ nouas Fxccuffon and one order q saie issued
-, .or Vfrc Circlit Court 10 directed ar &C.
..verr.I. oue "a fsvor q william AeKeer srs
...t "a sifer = Cor r. ard Clefneniine Cooper az j
- H. f.ynr - John Minor ard Alex affer n. tndrr-
"a ..f axainsf y .lfef = Cooper, William D1rhsn
"a Ca!lam H. Galiy. ordered % sell tie follow
~ .lesrrIfesi Real Estate, sifusied 81 Ego county
~ sna to-wff
The sonth hail \ Of IA number twenty four -
slsl ali u ~ nEmoxE twenty three . q iers" /.
.lhlirlson u part Of lots raaier TIRE -, rye u
.sl ss To- IN the neT.h west quartor = Il section
taenty-s~sen q township twelve IL BORA -
r.rre nine III wesf. adjoining he e.ff 81 Terre
usrfs. yl<o county. fafiaia, ant o.
SATURDAY. SovEsfBTR oh. issi,
aaasn liz lezal hours u sst isy. - Tie caar
fIase dsr % Ierre Haste. viii oaer the rents alll
sroats a te absve ce-eribed kcal Lss4fe iog II
sitl az TIE privileges AMI aPpnstenalees lot sans
tlea91r srx fr terra 10 exceeding seven Fctrs -
ne hf-le-; btffer for cab, and uPon f@il1e % -
ii4s sua galeeai - ss.l,y ssit ekteaiioii -
= sale Au.i costs viil then az fhsfe ~ iir -
ssrnrte fn mi aid Peal fsf1ir tnfhe t'~b. 30
ser f7r cssh. e. satisfy IN szms.
Ia : l0sh daf = otfah.T. sci.
tictl4usarfs E. - 90
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-30
Bilious Complaints. and a Node
az

well regulated and proportionate quantity Of bile
upon the stomach j. always requisite for the promo
ton Of sound hcaith--it stimulate digestion and
keep the intestinal canal free from II ohsilucfons
When there Is a deficiency Of bile the Nv /, con-
tfantiy costiNe. On the other hand an reralun-
dance II bile frequent nausea Ia the stomach
and often promotes very severe attacks ~ 1acfsc.
whi-h sometime. emf in death
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.NoHas's Life EssSls 20.

Ar composed q; Neyelable ingredients exclusively,
he a-certalnet IS chemical TESTS Their prom
nef, qusllte, AZ those o. an active and scar,hng.
sheush perfectly aid AMI agrsaih essrsent ape
Yet. 70 gentle suf'oriic promoting the iu-ensiiic
Precipitation 4 pleasant d.uslte. lnsisoraimg the
Kidneys and bladder; and ii a delightful tonic eAsaa-
~ cNel.rs sppcuse ~ The ,cnaids Of active diges-
lion. an cheering ihe mind With iAa, grateful sense
r,no.aicd health Ull j. enc o. ii.e mot felicous
.tl
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LEGAL.

SHEKFF'S SALR.-By virtue OF
bDfaur .xsert.s - ss.ses frcEn - We CiFsuit
Court q me directed snd aeisss I'D, ee - tatef -
.hcl1.s Wahl<r az <aiasf rs :. tlafk, ett ia
iseor q be SrIft err fsr- q tnciznA 81 a sii's
1sssss Il Clark Jalr II chepuan and henft 49,
tA1xx Cne IN favor 4 AtinAais FaquA AZ ssaii.s
iohn IA. cl.agEl.a4 al Jarles : C.afk a -. >
and nss lls-lk repiesin tail, ard ore n isevt q
ne Bank q r.Ie state IndienA, brsneA - t"tI'
Haute. sid against Jsrnes ;. Clark, 3ela n e--t
mai, Ja.les q. Ae-kms, lhemas Vac -
.;obie have frsiet o. the following De- -.
Estate ss-sased IN Ni-o ooenty, iHesa-as te'-~ls
I0t number to hunagcd and ne az - ~
N els 4 1erEe HAu.e. Al ca
SATURDAY. NoyENDKR -. 81,
Within he lexai hours q SAID day, E g -.
a...~ 80 4. r.. Hsrte. Isii or tse rests 49,
,Irs rts n tlie alSe d-.eribei Real ksiatf ,es..
vii an lie privileges aFt aPPurfenAnfes = - - "
t,efsr,sn- ior term not exceeding -ffth
- fl1he. tlter far cash, and upon faiirfs y fs''
- -. s.fIieIenf . satisfy ssid e<efsfi's- 49,
.5sfs vii then ard tlfre encf - ss-s.'.r' -
snd = SAID Real Estate. 20 ia h'S''sN
- ~ satisfy TIE SAM
nj. fffh t1v - Otf7bcr l.5i
sAMtEI. CoS,sEk. SssF'a.
f~trsuzspr. fses4U0.
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sALE.-By virtue o!

SnEhlf : NALE.-by Virtue W
Doue vcndisiofi Fxponss Execution issued from
he Sixo Conmoa Plea Court 70 me directed and de-
liyercd la favor OF John 4. Less and against Willis
Pier<ou a. principal ard David Wool repievin bail
an ordered % sell the following dcserisrd Real
state dtaatedin NiEo county, Indiana. to-viE
The west half - Of the north east quarter - -
secton twenfy-slx lee) township ten 1ol range ght
u wet, containing eighty so acre, and IN
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 9th. 1861.
within the legal hours q said day a, the Court Hon
door, in Terre Hsafe viii ofsr the rents and profits
& he ahTs dsfsibed Real Estate together With all
he priv x, A. appurter % Tie " belong
ing, Gov { tern not exceeding seven wears. % The
hghsst ode fes cab. aas apon failure - rpaizs
I'm So - satisfy said execution and cesls.
= n Thea aad there olfr TIE fse-simpe ia snd O.
ssfIsfy the saus.
nj. liza a. - Octabef. 1901
SAMUEL SONSER, sheua.
,. ,s~s s.,r fessste.
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Moffats Phoenix Bitters

Have been happily used Tor the cure Il Fever and
Ague will Ca, ai.abic Success.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-30
Domestic Cotton ssoaa>

AT Tar oap pRlcisS
.n''eii.as.ns aon'L- ago si' a''iaaee "a sae
mu niie.pi sc purh,se 49,
lna rs'c- Brown Muslin,
- ct-e~ iilearhe. Muslin.
20 Babes Shirlias. Suipes and chcck~
40 Bale- Denins and Tiekine.
$50 Afoftl
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tHlLnEiN cEA iuE
SFAiplNcS THROAT COMPETITIONS

The, 'elie'e q coasl. instantly,
Tic, e'e lie riepa,
fAci s.te .'i,neis aal volume 10 the voice
4 .es '.asi Z oe!ieioa. aroma TO the breath
Tie, are n'asie OF simple herbs am canno
BARN ans one.
A'si.resefg o''e ~lo La. coagh ef Iiu.ly
fee o. nal nreaih. or ans aisI.ui,y 81 ,le rAroa
iss.t package q my Throat caai,,slsn-. ;.l.r,~i
f'i'ereyea Instantly sna you wH agree Win me
1t 'stsy cote ihs .fo''' Yoa VIII ana sAeu very
assi'a ana plessan, While travelling or ATTENDING
pasie uestlass To- sitting soar Cough or aiisyins
your 'i'r. ifyea Try one package am .ass IN say
ipg'haiyoavir essr anerwari. consider them o..
'i'.l'ea,iiir. Y.u~iia nd aeu, ai,le srassi.,. ~
Dealer. a Medicine.
1a3eE rwFNu sNE crSTs
ay Agaiare.i. eaeael r.Aas.. Al o,h,r.at.
oouascr-eit.
APsshasevilihe .ea,ly mail. arcpaa onioop
frairsg ces.s..
Aalrs--.s
HENRY {. sPALDiNG.
N. u cciar Street New Yo,b
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li-ltIf = SAIL. Bv virtue OF
.)sx sxccvtl.ss issaed from the vlgo Comsacn
Pleas Court g. ne ail '.ted and delivered, one ia
f.sor ofwr, q Cordon. Rllfoi Rowaoen snt Morton
+ Warren. cue Ia fsvog u Charles Truman and Va
hsnic Hubbard, ofss IA iasos Il Wa. J. Thorn aud
i.rt.s Thorl cne 81 Aver q. Nufazeineis johnson,
fohn Byson & s<rv~tife Johasou ~ favor a.
aar theicmew nFeVn l. Marshall = hiake.r nj oi.e Ia
favor q Robert T. Andersen. 1eorgs II. sauicrd, "
q Giles a Lewls " smith. sld 81 azs4.f Jsaactts
, chiia. have leslet 81 ne io.esins ee-crieed
Tho rorth tlres-quarteTs b. y n Is na1uber
taree hundred ard sff So IA he town - fefrc
hsnis, knewn - he rseorasa l'ist Il -sii a~a.
SATURDAY.. NotEMRERll. lsai.
vlsain the lcrsl ho.srs &c sd say. - thc Court
tloass door ia terre uaufc. Wl efes the rsni-
nrofls ufthe thole DESERVED Real Estate, togrilef
nth THE privilege ard arfuftenances q NJ sane
neioesins. for not ~xc-eisnx wears. -
he hshes. iteg lsr cash, and apon fa.i-re o. le-
silfe Aa4fn safeItnt 10 sat 81 aid executions ~
ec-t-. ssi faeu en- th~~~ ef-r The fee-<impie
nd 90 sad Real H>iafs. - she h<hess hitisF g.
essh. 90 satisfy The SANE.
rhts fstA .iss a sieseber. lssi-
ssl5~s~ PR f,s s,se.
SsHEHFf-S sAfs -Rs Writes - ~ rSs<afion -
Nsael lfola De - Iammch ficss Court n M
.fect, ss1 dtffxrf ~ fsse4 IL fen5srsin nc Keen
tdmlaiersscr - Jsnlcs Jobnscn. deceased. sad
sxalnst Alx pesn. have levied 81 he faltesias
aeseEihcj Real Estate. siiaaifi b. Nee eaa'y. ii'
4f1. ta-wlr
lots naa.t~- arg-ea> tsll ef'r -rfne - tixt,.
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proats q ne aeve ss--afit~i Rel Fssase t<vth~r
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sPileS. Piles! Piles !!
MoEFAT'S
Life Pills and Phoenix Bittcrs

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al -f,s 81 >ilsa.sss AMI ecsfu pure lI~altii,
bile. instead The stale and aclii And. Fatnleucv
Les ~ Appetite. Heartburn Headache Ecstlcssuess
u-femf~r.. Auxiefy. ianrusr a1i Melancholy
Which are ihe general symptoms II Dyspepsia viii
va1lsf. a. nsiHfai consequence ~ i's rufs
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sn Many Thousands

OF e.flhcd instance thes have even rescue.i&s
efs fse~ III very verge Il an untimely 80 after
al tic deceptive nosrums Of the day have invariably
failed So great, indeed has their efficacy Invariably
and inialhy psoyed. that II has appeared scarcely
les' sAaa miraculous % those Who were acquainted
NTH thc beautifully philosophical principles upon
Which they are compounded, and upon which they
eon-equsuiiy sci. II wa their manifest and sensible
action IN purifying Tie springs and channels Il lie,
al eaa4.ng them with rescWe.l tone and szor. that
-, were inaehic.i f.r their name
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CAUTION
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p.n - ~ n ufsa.Teeilnr pu'ls fhststiesss ofso
fA4fAl-lb nl--. lWoul4 C.atioI. I-rsoIss ~
tnr leiers purchasing. aul .sc ihsl uie On name.
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commercials
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Illi.sE MEDICINES,

Hive nev ieen before the publc Tor period q 80
year. and duf.as that time have maintained high
Character Ia almost every rarioi the globe iol the
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