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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-06-15

DR.. SILKWOR1H.

THE ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
daily astonishing his patients by the cure of long
/ standing diseases. HIS REMEDIES ARE PURELY
VEGETABLE. lie will be in this place the same days
of each month as stated below, when h. be consul
ted for all diseases flesh is heir to. UJ-CoNSULTA
TION FREE.
Jerseyshore, the I2 and 18th Of each month.
Whites Hotel, Lock Haven, the lfth and ISL OF each
month.
bloomsbury both aud lst. Danvie Cd and I'd. North
umberland 10th. Milton, o. and 7.
Iun 4.
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EYERys GROVE MILLS,

THE Undersigned, respectfully informs his friends and
L the public generally that he has just completed his
New Mill, Little Fishingcr' ek, in Greenwood town.
ship Columbia county, and having engaged of the
best Practical iers in the country is prepared
TO execute any business in his line promptly and Salts
factory. The building is a large double Brick Mill,
constructed in tn. modern style and employs four
of Burrs Strict attention viii be given the bust
and pains spared to render general satisfaction
JACOB EYER.
Eyer's Grove, June g, lsGl.-1mt
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,pO CONS sUMP rIvEs.

II
The subscriber will cheerfully send ree of Charge
all who desire it, the copy Of SIMPLE RsCIPg by which
he was cured of that DiRE disease Consumption.
Sufferers with CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS,
any lung Affection he sincerely hopes will Try this Re.
cipe, well SIZED fthey do they will be than
satisfied with the result Thankful for his
restoration he is anxious place in the hands of every
sufferer the means Of Those wishing the recipe
with full directions, &c. will please call address,
Rev. WIN s. ALLEN
No. 66 John Street, New FORK.
June l.. 1861.
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HEALTH AND HAPPINESS.

For the quick cure OF Headache, Toothache Rheuma.
tism Neuralgia, Pain in the side Back stomach
Painters Choc, CIamp, Frosted Feet Ears Burns
Fresh Cuts, sprans, Bruises DiarrhGa and Sore Throat
and all similar complaints.
TO0thachc cured in ten minutes. Earache cured in
five minutes. Headache cured in ten minutes, Burns
cured from smarting in minutes. Neuralgia pains
cured in five minutes, Choc cured In ten mnutes.-
sprains relieved in ten minutes Sore throat relieved
in five minutes.
To the Sons and Daughters of afCtion, These things
prove the spot and before your eyes, only bring
on your cases
100 Cases have been cured by one Agent in single
day Every bottle warranted Try it Try Try !!
PRICE IS AND so CENTS PER BOTTLE
~ liberal discount made to Agents and one wan.
ted every town, also few good travelling Agents.
All orders and communications should be addressed
C. 5. COLBERT & co,
l23 5. ith ST Phllldeluhl
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FIRING UPON FRIENDS.

Iico Regiments Of U. s. Troops and a
large Body Of ReJets said to be Engaged.
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Hosor 3 vnou HoyoR Is DUE.-It Is .

HoSoR 70 wHoX HoSOR Is DUE.-It Is 3
subject 81 frequent remark, how 80 few
accidents occur ct the General Railroad
Passenger Depot In this city. In fact, it
is almost a marvel that there are not
accidents occurring every day, particularly
at this time, when the passenger trains Of
the several roads arrive and depart ct or
nearly the same ane. We we're peculiarly
impressed with wonder, On yesterday morn
Ing. when the trains came in. Thousands
Of passengers were arriving, within q space
Of time less than Ons half hour, cars were
constantly moving in and out Of the De.
Dot, and yet no one Vss hurt, Il is q fur
Their fact that, under The varied circum-
stances Of the past 6To years, not a pas
has been killed, and In but Perhaps
n instance has one Been hurt and then
only by The csrelessness Of the person in
jured. This state Of affairs cannot exist
without great vigilance on the part Of those
officers having In charge the management
Of The arrival and departure Of the trains,
Some thirty passenger trains come in and
70 out each day, and al those times the ON"
GERS having In charge these matters are
always on duty and the safety and com-
fort Of the travelling public is due more to
the fsithfulness Of these officers then COM
munity are aware Of. Il Is 3 duty entrust-
ed 10 them by the Railroad interests Of the
city, and We announce with pleasure, that
no men could, under any circumstances,
dc more credit to themselves and their EN-
ployers than have the gentlemen referred
TO. The several roads have exercised great
Judgment In the selection Of G. s. Robin
son, Of the &C. s. C. R. R. and CO 7.
Road, L. G. Russell, Of the G. & P. r. r.
and George Myers, Of the Lake Shore
Railroad, to perform this duty, and they
deserve the Wsrmest thanks of all inter-
ested. Cleveland has attained a reputa-
ton abroad, in this respect second to that
Of no other city In the country.
Another matter We will mention in this
connection, An efficient police force At a
passenger depot of the business magnitude
of the one in this city, is absolutely indis'
pensable. And where can be found more
faithful men to discharge this trust than
officers Clark Warren, ThOs. McKinstryl
and James Lawrence. ROgues will prOwl
around such places, but by the vigilance Of
these officers, they seldom escape, if they
even dare to commit d~epredatiOns upon the
travelling public.
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IEsAEE.-Mr. starkWeather, who keeps
q public house between Bedford and Twins
burgh, left his home on Tuesday morning,
with his team, his family not discovering
anything out of the way. He came to Bed
ford and hitohed his horses, and went
away not returning, a diligent search
was made in that vicinity, but nothing
could be found of him. Several friends
came to the city on Wednesday morning,
and made known their business to Officer
McKinstry, when by Vigilant search about
the depot, Mr.. starkweather was found
about noon, moving about on the piling
near the passenger depot He was ques-
toned, but did not seem to know anything
of his whereabouts, or how he came to the
city. He remembered hitching his team
OF Bedford, but from that time knew moth
ing Of what had t~ranspired. He seemed to
recognize Officer MeKinstry, for a few mo-
ments. After considerable ezertion, he
was induced to get into a wagon, and was
taken to his home. Mr.. starkweather is a
gentleman greatly respected by all who
know him, and is possessed of a good pro-
perry. He has had turns, at times, for sew
eral years past, of a depression Of spirits,
the cause of which is not known by his
most intimate friends. We understand
that be will be taken to the Asylum, and
every effort be made to restore him to
sanity.
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ExouRsIoN OF rHE WEsTERS MBTROPoL1s.-
The excursion Of this magnificent steamer
on the Fourth was a complete success. She
left her dock aboat u o'clock, having on
board about 900 exeursionists, and accom-.
panied by oIark's oornet Band, which dis
courssd56 ne music along the "Trip. The Gar
ress7ille Martial Band Yves also on board,
anu aid much toward the enjoyment of the
occasion by their stirring airs, Dancing was
held IN the forecastle, in which many united.
The boat rua OFT into the Lake some eigh-
Hehamilss returning to Der dock shortly af-
ter Ao'clock. qsT55
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FoR WAsHIHGToN - MICHIGAN VOLUE-
TEERs-Brigadier-G General Williams, Of
Michigan, accompanied by a portion Of his
staff, Major wilkins, Adujutant-General
Robertson, and Major Tillman, passed
through town yesterday en- route for WASH
ington. Gen. Williams informs Us that the
four Michigan regiments are now in Wash
ingtOn, and he goes forward to get three
more regiments received by Government,
now stationed st Fort Wayne, near Detroit,
and has no doubt that they will be accept
ed. The three regiments at Fort Wayne
are full, and ready to go into active ser
vice for three years, and their discipline
has been such IS to ct them for any PO'
sition they may be placed in. General W.
informs Us also, that he has adopted a
School Of Instruction in connection with
the camp at Fort Wayne, designed to per-
feet non-eommissioned officers In drilling,
80, and be expressed himself as highly
pleased with the success and proficiency Of
the officers in command of these three regi-
ments. No matter what the grade Of The
officer, under the instruction referred to,
each one has to perfect himself In the
duties Of all officers below or above the
grade in which he is assigned, end 10 moi
permitted to take command until he is per'
fsctly familiar with those duties.
General Williams is q superior officer
and seems determined to make the Michi
gan troops second to no other in the servic'
of the Government
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-H
AT PAIEEsyIIbE.-The good people of
P~sinesville celebrated the Fourth in a SEN
sibls way. The spacious and elegant
grounds belonging to g. A. Avery, Esq,
were thrown open to a large company of
invited guests, who proceeded to enjoy a
delightful picnic, the abuDdsntly shaded
grounds afOrdiDg the best possible oppor-
tunities for the tables, q well as for pleas
ent ranbles through the lawns, gardens,
and deer park. Toasts and speeches fol-
loved The dinner, and a fine display of fire.
works closed the exercises. Thanks to the
efforts of the hospitsble hosts, every one
enjoyed the occasion to the utmost.
Very many parties went from Paines-
vile to Little Mountain, where, in addition
to the natural attractions Of the Place, a
acountry dance was kept up Increasingly,
from esrIy in the afternoon till daylight
this morning.
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-, I.nnn snnerInr.

The Steamer Iron City, Capt, ]. E. Tur-
ner, arrived here Of enc o'clock yesterday
morning, from Lake Superior.
She left o~ntOnagon on Sunday, June
sOth, ct 9 A. NJ, and touched at Eagle Riv-
OF, Eagle Harbor and Copper HarbOr.
Left Marquette at 8 P. NJ, on Monday.
The schooner Surprise was at that port,
lying at the Cleveland dock, and taking on
load Of iron ore. The schooner Dart
was hauling in to the dock to load
Leftths sault st II A. NJ, Tuesday. The
Prop. Eclipse was there. Passed Tug 8,
c.. Ives in Mud Lake also Schooner Clara
Adams.
Passed through the canal, down, July
2stb, schOOners Wellington and St An
crews. 2sth, schOouerS New London, j.
Frettsr and ST. Paul. SOth, down, schooner
Hantress and propeller F. ". BaOkus. July
LIST, schooner John Weber, passing up
June 29lh, propeller Glade, having scOw in
TOW.
Net the steamer North Star near Port
aux Barques at 5 o'clock A, NJ. Wednesday.
The Iron City brought 70 tons Of copper
from the National Mine, consigned to Hus-
sey 8 Mcbride and 100 tons iron ore from
Marquette, for z. Sherman; q quantity Of
miscellaneous freight and a fair number of
passengers. She reports the weather beau
tiful during the trip, being cool enough on
Lake Superior for fres in the cabin, morn
ing and evening.
The Ircn City leaves here again for Lake
Superior on Monday next, July 9th, from
Hussey s MoBride's dock.
The steamer City Of Cleveland, Capt. Geo.
8. Rider, came in from Lake Superior yes
terday morning at one o'clock. Her ma
rine intelligence is mostly anticipated BY
the Iron City. We are indebted to J. G.
Robinson, Clerk, for the following memo
randum
The City of Cleveland left 0ntonagOu on
Saturday evening at g o'clock, made stops
at Eagle River, Eagle Harbor and Copper
Harbor; schooner Yorktown vas at Copper
Hsrbor, unloading coal, Sunday morning
Left Portage Lake Sunday at 4 P. NJ, and
Marguerite Monday at 8 P. NJ. Her freight
was mostly for Detroit. She brought down
for this port 14O tons Of iron ore.
The City of Cleveland viii leave the dock
Of Begges 8 Sinclair, for Lake Superior, a
s O'clock this evening.
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PRESENT. PoPUIATToH.

PRESENT PoPU1AT1oA-
The STATE q rapidly ding Up with pogazson 500,
persons having been added since 1850, making he
populaaOd "a Ss, . rate Of 1oa per esat "a
ten years
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.
ne 19ieuitural Produces q uinois arc gaatcr thzn
ghoss ofEnyotherstae. The P7odacs sent cut during
past year exceeded ], 5oo,oo0sc u1 ne EheateroP
~ ss0apDrosches $500, 900 bushels, while tie corR
crop yietds not less thsn 140, 10000 bushels
FKRETIITY OF THE sou.
Eozhers can The Industrious farmer sesrs suah IN
they beng composed d Of q deep rich oam, he fertility
Of which Is unsurpassed by any On ne globe
10 ACTUAL cDIfTVAT0&
Since 1854, hs Company kdus sod 12o0D0o dTcl
.Rey sell only to Gauai cuii5ctoT5, and E1y cg1frad
eoHtGins a. agrssmeHt 70 elkaua@ zHroz1 80
constructed through hess lands tan zzS 9SoYoo,
COO. In 1850 tie population q f0tg-Et1s eEl41
.hrouqh rEich apdza, pds enig 3S5,s9s Gaos 1hfi s79,
kaus bas addod; ldkssg ne ShdsEFalSso5 81
SCI, again 1EsPTe&
EVIDENCES or PROSPERITY.
As an sTids1ce ofths thrill Of tie people, nzsybe
bushels Of grain, aud go, 900 barrels q GoU were fcr4
.Earded ever The h1s hstyear.
EDUCATION.
Mechanics and vorkinguan VII ind The free schccl
encouraged By the ststs and endowed With
large revenue fer the support Of schools. Eer chill
Idren can i've IN sight Of the church and sehoolhousasi
and grow up with TIE prosperity q the leadng Stzis Il
the Great Western Empire.
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYEEEE
The prices or .hsss lands vary from So 70 SIS par
acre, according 70 location, quality, &c. Frs cEa
farming lands sen for about sofa SO per acre s1a
the relative expense Of subdung prairie land as coz
pared win wood land Is lathe ratio Of % 10 hfavU
u the former. The terms q salefo- hs blk II theH
lands viii be
ONE YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCE 9
al SIX per cent per annum, and six Interest notes e So
per cent payable respectively Ia one, two, hree,ATt
i've and SIX years from date Of sale and four nGtsl
for principal, payable IN four, i've, stxandssT1 yeaz
from date ofsale ;fhee MISUNDERSTANDING hatC154euth
lofths tract purchased shall be fenced and e1ldyalea.
each and every year, for I've years from dats ofsaa;
$50 that at The end Of i've years ons-haA shan d TAXED
and under Cultivation
TWENTY PER CENT. BIZ DEDUCTED
from the valuation for cast, e1eepttha same sh01h =
At six dollars per acre, when the esh price z hEa
dollars
prices, aid tsrus Of payment. can Be had
0STER, Land Commissioner,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS,
a1ss. and Cftfss situated upOn the HlE-
40, APPLETON'S RAILWAY GUENEs
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AIOTICE-GroRaH Nv. JAMrsoN.

NOTICE.-GEoReE w. JAMsoN,
and Elizabeth A. Jamison. Of New York, IN
TIE State d New York VIII taka notice that Lewis
Mueller, OfUleveland, Ouyahoga Comfy. OK. did
on the 3ih day Of June, A. D-ls6l, ale BIZ. petifion
In the Court Of Common Pleas, within and Tor the
county Of Cuyahoga, IN said state q ohios against
the said George W. Jamison and Elizabeth A. JAM
ison, and Jarvis Leonard an Reuben Ingarsol, de-
fendants, setting fdEh that The said George W.Ja-
misOn ana kliZabeth A, Jamison, on the 18th day OF
APRIL, 1859, mortsaSed 70 The plaintiff apbdfTlaion
LOT SO. 4 of. Q, BoWles, plat Of land in original lots
Noe. 53 and go IN East cleveland, Ouyafosa eoun-
y, Ohio, containing n& s-l49aeres Q iland, . sesure
the payment Of said George ". Jami9ona n0set . the
plaiufif for Ten Hundred and Ninety Dollars, dated
April 25th, 1859. and payable In two years after ia
date, and that the ether dsfendaDtg claim some IN
tcreat in said land under them, and asstng for {pdg-
ment against said George " Jamison for len ban
drsd and Ninety Dollars and interest thereon fron
April 18th, 1851, snd for tn sale Of said morfgaged
promises 70 pay the Dme- said George WsJamlson
Il also notified that an order Of Attachment against
his property, rights, credits and edsctst has also
bean issued IN said action. Said George W. yami9o1
and Elizabeth A. Jamiscn are further notified thai
they are required to appear and answer said peti-
LFWIs MUELLER,
-. $1,000 Nm p naawHn aNHm
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By the use Of these Pills the periodic sttsohs Of
Nervous or Sick Headache may be prevented; and Il
taken Of the commencement OF en- attack Immediate
Rsiieffrom pain and sickness viii be obtained.
They seldom taiifn removing the Nausea or Head.
aohe to which " malsa are subject.
They act gently upon the Bowels, removing Cost
lyeness.
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females, SD
all persons Of sedansary habit5, they are valuable a.
? Laxative improving tho appetite, giving tone and
7igor TO the digestive organs, and restoring the
natural elasticity and strength Of the Ehols system.
THE OEPHALIO PILLS
are the result Of long Investigation and earefuIly
conducted experiments, having been ia use many
years. during which time they have prevented and
relieved q East amount Of pain and suffering from
Headache whether originating In the nervous sys-
tenn, or from 8 deranged state ofthe stomach.
They are entirely vegetable in their competition,
and may be taken at all times with perfect safety.
without making any change Of diet, and the absence
fanny dtsasreeable taste renders It easy to adninis-
ter them to Children.
W A E OF 90 UNTERFEITs 81
- The genuine have h5o signatures Of Henri O.
S~palding on each Box.
AsoId By Druggists ah1 ali Dealers IL Medicine.
the price,
TWENTY-FIVE GENTS.
SS-An Ordars 5h6aId be addressed 20
HENRY O. SPALDiRa,
Cedar Street, New Hork,
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don By The q DAY Of AusQi. 3 z. SIY1IIEiCLER
Iunas. IssIsA By B. b Beavi1, ATTY.
al nMINISTRATORlS SALE o.

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF
~ REAL ESTATE.-On the Sab day ofJulys ls6ls
4 11aicIorEE N, a. the d or Of the Court house.
n ths CifT ar Cleveland, Cuyahoga County Ohio,
viii b sold 70 the highest bidder she following de-
sr-ibed RsaI Estate, as the property Of Palmer SNOW,
5scsSSe5- 10 viii Situate n the township OfParma
m Ssid county Of Cuyahoga, and known a. 10 acrgs
- f-nd - bsfaken hom thu south side Of Barzils
$500 6.rm. bsina a part Of the Blake trect, and lot
~. +. and bounded e follows On thsoouth % orig
nal lot linoa; on the east By ten acre1 Wlled 70 "
inl lot lines, and on the north by a lns parallel
With ne south line and % far distant therelrom a.
toconfaiu said Is acres Of land. Appraised At W..
Terms Of sails viii b made known on TIE dAy 81
ii. uJEREMIAH OOUNRAD,
Admir- Of the estate Of said Palmer SNOW, decd
Ciavelan3, o., June Z 49, su1es39
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Al HoNE-JOhnl Coon, Esqs of this city
in from New York this morning, on
the City Of Buffalo, he has accepted
the sppOintmentOf Psynaster in the Uni
ted States ArmyFecently rendered him, and
expests to enter upon the discharge of his
duties Immediately ~
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IlPhEis5sE ExddURsiOS.-ws learn that, by
Invitation Of the Superintendent Of the eleve-
land aud Pittsborg Railroad, the ~BaEenile
military Of this city, are to have a Pleasure
Excursion to wellsvile on next Tuesday or
Wednesday, and that they will cross over in
to Virginia, to thread upon her "sacred soil.'
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FASTE COMMISSIONERS

M FASTER COMMISSIONERS
lEk SAEE.-Pursusnt to . deerstAl order Of sale.
Issued from the Court OF Common Please for Cuys-
hogs County, ohio, In an action therein pending.
wherein Samuel Slarkweather ts plaipnn and John
Fndants, I shal, on thu 6th day OfJulys la6l, at two
O'Clock p. M, expose for sale at public auction, az
fhe door Of the court HOUSE. in said county the
Lands and tenements, described As follows. to Wiz
Lat. estimate in the tOwnshipO Of hOekpOrti in Guy
ahORa county, Ohio being the whole Of subdlrtsion
lot nun Der thirteen O3l in section number one %
In said township Of B0ekpOrts contatningt oriy-iour
g. IOu acres o fland, as surveyed By AhaE Merchant
Appraised value SI,HO 90
"a. "Siruats IN the township Of Rockport, in Guy
ahogz County, Ohio, being the Nhole Of subdivision
LOT number fou-tsen CD IN said section Eumber oue
10 aud containing iOurty-nve t6-lo acres1 as sur
FeYed By Ahaz Aerchank AgPrsisSd yal1s Si'fS5
imneE3l2
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Fatal kocrDEEr on EaE NEW YORB
-eEETEaLAWs are informed BY 3 gentle
man who came In from Rochester this
morning that an accident occurred Oha.
stock train, when slittle this side OF that
city, yesterday afternoon. The journal Of
one Of fhe forward cars broke, snd . gem
ersl piling up Of the cars was the eonSe-
~ousnce. Mr.. Mcconnell, q drOvsr from
Kentucky well knoFn among INC cattle
dealers in Ohio by the nsnea Of { GRcle
Obsd,p was killed, and another person,
name unknown vas badly bruised up
The train was coming west snd consisted
-
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NOTHINa MORE OONyINOINo

of the vslue Of q good remedy could be produced than
he ~folijWtnR letter, coming as it does, unsolicited,
from a gentleman so we'll known in that part Of
BERWICK, Shelby Co., Feb. "a, 1850.
h sanfs.&I have . >, end a number
u other good medicines, but no kind that [ ever
dealt in gives such good AMI full satisfaction a. the
sherry Wins Bitters, end my own pratical expert
snCe cOnviuCsS me that there nc nothing better.
For fftreu or twenty years previous 70 ls37, was
afflicted with InhammatOry which had
become Il kind OF wHBusi ing Chrouic affection. 1 waH
never AithOUt, or clear oft, b. at times il assumed
alarming Orms-sOmetimea my kEe :, or one OF
them, have Lesn swollen 10 three or four tiwes their
natural size, and with the most iutOletshle pain
IOr days or weeks 1 lad no better way tor locono-
don than 20 hobhls arorEi cu crulchcs. I believe
there ia not q point III my Doly that hes MOI % times
bosn Affected, some onlg having the onoct 70 paral-
we . Joint or limb for a day or two.
I tried everything ] could hear Of-trisd all ths
physicians in our neit hesrhoOd, hut at beet could
only get temporary rci5f, aud had come 10 the con
clusiOn thBt | wes inCurRbie, until, In 1911, ]. receiF-
Cd Or, s. o.. RicnardsOu's sherry Vine Filters from
-yJD, and thraa hutt!sa cErSt lge, aud AaYe rot bad
my trouble or return oft sineef now tNo and q matt
ears / think and believe that in rheumatism,
Dyspepsia. Liver Com plant and Kidney Affections,
or Dropsy, it is a specific, Certain remedy.
GRO. VI. HOFFMAN.
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.8s6N s1RoKE-onsOG HesusRbers Of the
Akron Band, while marching il 4he pro-
oession yesterday fell from sun stroke.
He was taken intolal house near by, and
csredfor. s1
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-nOWHOMTT-MAY CONCERN.
ZThA buoWtnR property VIII Be cold at rubHc
RsnF Street. on Saturday, July eth, 1851, unless pro-
VionsIy called tor b. oEnerB andohArgaa paid there.
ON shensf. marked J. Pifkiu, UeEsland. Q.
iJudson Governor Valve marked y. oIaSfbEds
ARent MsTchant'a Dispatch.
Omoe-ge. 2iR yOhn5onS Marine BloeE toSs q
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THE IHRATRE-TA YEA - bonss yrset-
ed the new company at the Aca6ss,
Music last evening. The performances was
good, fhs Union tableau being particularly
.commehdaBs. Miss Denhsm's singing of
the Stu. spangled Banner was loudly sp
plauded and was truly very 6ne.
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THz indian okAI5s4RevJ I. .. Kelly
had an immense audience In the Park last
night. He made q most patriotic address.