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STATE OF NEW YORK,
Cffv and Couner of Nav York

Cii5 sTATE a1a oSan!y 9T SsE q E19 T9F%l F6Tk ss
ROBERTS s. HONE
President, and Duncan F. Curry, Secretary Of the
Republic Fire lnsnra &c Company, being severally
says that the foregoing Is true, fall and correct
statement Of the Affairs Of said Corporation, and that
they are the above described officers thereof
lSiEntd,l ROBERT 5. H0NE, President,
D. r. CURRY, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before ne this 22d day Of
January, 4. d. 1851. lSiRned,i
n. WILLIAM BUSTED,
f. Commissioner in New York
| @'' for the State Of Chic.
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3l9lltIa1g.
SHERRY WINE BITTBBs.

----~. LAtA OL4 Anlttl.
ne oslsbFstsd NsE Eaeiiad Hsusij iof
HABLTUAL CONsTIPA TItET
'eundiosr segsr and Agus. General u tbIiif
3 ordered ef0macf. LiTer
on D9lIel1
WE ASK The ATTENTI)NflF
the ira4e ana TIE publie % thia ionq 49,
&9 & ~ sa tfslarsrion- Il tisWhat ersI7 fau
YAlUABLE Il EDICTNAf. TONso
ne lolo Iing. rom he leading UruTriIts b Fn1
80 ne, \ ssoe5 - sa,ns, 2 shieh We could Sd
49, .el y the City d Boston, hereby csftl5,
f1sniiie % y. s. o. kichardlons s & HY II ~
go ii -. ~ is.le pleaeure IN ta1ljius tlal
teller4 re constant and regular dsInand II ii ~.
ll- II = Z llldlle and indlareusabll affitia b f
.E one o. tla LONGEST a1tahl i1hld rl1tieinas
p Ae8 s1a, and also one q the most s1ccels i1
u intrinsic merit.
sssElsl Y Peer 3 Co. Hsnshag 3 @.
So - William A. WiisaH, lsir5snir =
carisf. CoisOrd : Preston, Geo. 9. Goodwin 8 O..
Bos.os kBr,i az slrri Helier q y.
SOLD BY DRUGdEsTs EVERYWHERE
tTJes % Cesfs pr Bottls
J. u HARRIS Q CO. Proorfttoi.
gineinnatis o. BRINE Test5Tn Sf1iis
SOLD WHOLESALE AND REHAIt ~
GAkAQhD HAMMOND, Clsqsfrbd
q. ). MAoEEHLIE.
WILLIAM FISKE 20
~ w. bACKRIDElt al
kIao4H & E6rIONG q
". A. GEAHAM, SandusrV
BQbERIS 3 SAMUEL Columbia
- lilcn 1r.l1n 3 sherry Vine Btttsrs are sod b.
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SoLD BY Mosr MEDI0TNE DEALERS.
,. n. HARRIs 4 CO., Propriators,
EUr Western States. Cincinnati. Ohio.
To whom 81 orders l0r the aboIs li15i5iies must
h edfra4aaf
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takel internally should b aduitsr4ted WITH ff ar
water, OK made into sYrup with r11la41ag Eor
geugh . l1F droDE guelE eatan viii g morn e.
fsctiYs than anYfhing sl5e. ~
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Gagrapitfg-8Iating.

SILVER PLATING AND BELL HANGING.
THE SUBSCRIBER Is PREPAR-
7hps. and all otlsf srtioas q tanle ware . good
e nsW; else, stair Rods, Door Knobs, Bell Pals,
De- r. rlfrd or plated 70 order bF hand OF electro
process, IS good a. any other estabishmeut IN the
~ RELL HANGING
Prom pity attend u te, and al Eork warranted a1
ro3fsGeutet, at reasonable prices.
Boom Ne. q Mechanics Block, corner Of Prospect
and Ontario streets, yup 7tairs.l
49, fTPROVED GEuHER fdrning the hem
down fnats8d Of up, on sewing Elchineg.
ROBERT GlLL.
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6ahinet agarf.

DANIEL W. DUTY CITY UN-
DERTAEER, keeps on hand a large stock Of
Al kinds and styles Of COFFINS, embracing great
variety Of his new style Of BURIAL CASKETS, all
Of which cannot be e1celed BY any similar concern
in the State No. 50 Erie street, Cleveland
iant7R2idHW
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r AXE ERIE PAPER COMFY,
Manahcfursrs % PRINTING AID BOOK
supsrior quality of paper and On ayorable terma.
y. ". IA4bOk, Asa1t,
fgHol once as Bank s..
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Total amount OF capital and surplus. $sls,gD 81

The capital Of said touipany,
actually paid up in cssh, is...Sl50, 900 00
The surplus On the 3lBt day OF
December, ls6O,..-......-.....-..... l63, ,p20 81
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should have this remedy at hand tor its Timely uss
st the drst Appearances Of Eameness viii eectTally
prevent those, formidable diseases, % which ell
horses are liable, and which render 30 many other
wise Faluabla- horses nearly worthless. -
Over four hundred voluntary testimonials to ths
wonderful curative properties Cf this Liniment have
been received within the last two years. and many
Of them from parsons in the highest ranka 81 Gi8-
CAUTION. ----
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Ths Central PARK wa robed ia winters dross,
or sfalinr oh The tdtf there Wa1 nc lacking
And avery day De papers-Tnore cr less
The ica'Werl cTacking frI-l =.
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OYNTERSI OR6TERSI

U q III = ? = 7 AlItlI
ME CALL ATTENTION TU
ths new Oyster Depot at
EYSER PERRY's,
10. "a Ontario Btresf, Cleveland.
A-oTls Ear u B. Hatch a Co.'S Celebrated Baltimore
OT1fere n half eud whole cans warranted iuperior
10 nnT In market, can be found a. No. III Ontario
Ttrast Wholesale or retail, ag low at any other
'fo55Ts. IYsEK B PERRY iG too we'll known 70
cur business community a. prompt and Honorable
business men 20 require any cOumeDdRtion rom US
Ne give fuli credit ~ all otaiembntt In their adTer
rstrnuarH. 2oct
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Such an ficed pUnch'' ne'er before did taste,
Asthat which then my Uranium invaded
Nor such G"sInashi' as--right up to my waist
In mud Waded.
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80 Tio b.H aad ssssut IS well Is ne
shss,s.t method q curing an humoTl and ehronl'
eorDIaiuts e e as D-. 8 A. Woassr'a aoreritii-
tnarsnotics, Which are edEortilsd IN another col
umn. Irg thsn and y0u win say % too Arem the
eridancs - Aavs soon In thsir aver ~ know thay
must B. valuable erticioa.
soidh hy Gaylord Hammond Q. 3. heoken1is, T.
y. suokridsr. etroRg 4 armstrong and Wm. iinEe'
SleFaand, q.
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oYBTEBg. OYSTERS.


THE CELEBRATED FAIR HA-
VEN Plaui Cysiera, baing the largest and finest
oYIterG caught et this eeleou Of the year, ~
osiVed daily bg Expr81l = cans and Kegs, and for
nals only h7 J. H A. 8. GORHAM,
ooG4n tst supSrior street.
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rAWE AND LOCATTON


The name CT this Company Is the Republic Fire
Insurance Company, Incorporated in 1884, and loca-
ted In the City Of New York
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DR.. J. G. AVER q co.
lrr LOWELL. MASS
Price, 81 per Bottle; Six Bottles l5r IS.
LHnpla CurpnV DncrnR 1

DR.. J. g. AVER q co.
alla LOWELL, MASS
Price, 81 per Bottle; Six Bottles Or 5s.
AYRR's CHERRY PECTORAL
has ven for itsslf such q renoEn for TIE cure
every variety Of Throat and Lung eo1 paint, mat
IL - entirely unnecessary for % % r1ut me efl-
dence Of lts virtues, Whefefer u ldt tA employ el
As II has long been IN c5nst11t use 5lIonont tnls
rs duality i5 kept ~ 70 the best }. ever has been, and
that t may Be relied On % % DR. their relief All %
hzs ever been fouad 70 de.
ATERS GaTHARIIC PILLS
FOR TEE CURE OF
Casiit6aets, Jedl.lics lJlFspr.ef lrdgeless Dggsn
i-,l Fosl sio1Idch, Erss5slal HSadacis. Pa Rtss
llaflrl El1pfi0ns drd e Diasglrl, LircT C11piIi1i
DropSy. IeiTi IezloTl Gsd S1s hisrli, Worls, 6oef
Gs,lraalSia, g q Dalser ~, aad Jor Pur0Eisg
They are susar-eoated, 90 that the mast sensitive
can take them pleasantly, and they aTe the best
agellens in he Eorld ior a t8 rura6sas of q il1T
Price Is csnts pur Box; Five Boxes l5r sI.oa.
Great pum lera Of Clergym men, Physiciangi states
men, and eminent rersonages, have lent their names
@ ceItily the paralelsd usefIlnesa Of ths9 re9
DIES, but our 1pacs here VII not peru1ll tle
Of theu- Ihe Agents below named furnish siat--
oar "a uElICsN ALnAEaC, in which they arr sltels
vita al 30 I1il descriptions Of the a1oTl Ql 4.-ll
and tho treatment hat should b io' -- loi -nair
% pot b put of b. anprilrfpisd dealers Win
othsr nrsparations they make mere pll-t on. ~
mand ATKR's, and take 10 0tne5i-, - ~ ~ ant
ths hest aid thero IS ior is'n aaa snsy -no-ll f'
i-- An spr rsu,,iiss srs for sale By VIZ. FIsEE,
sIsoN0 ARnsThoNs, = D, sA4-oApf and p 81
-syss's Chsrry Psctqral. e1r,slsrills and Ca
tharti1 Hilla SO llr sale p =. o.-'ii -
y. corner PRhiic squaraand tiliari9 atrsst-
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% eoldIy p0nd- sri -.

Philosophy--at times-its comfort brings
But who can manage in q pond, I wonder,
Lifs's ups and downs and slipp'ry times anS
things eut .r.-
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81 Ii hsa freely acknowledged for ne
~ hi,r gsars ihat Dr. 8 .. Rlehardsga's oonoan-
tratst gherry Wine Bittsra were inreluabe ior CIV
y. isss 4. ii,s uorvous ayrisn and removing tyt-
---I. rss,es. iaundioc. ooultipa1ion, vertigo aud
ruption1 O, ths skiE.
Ths shsrty wine BittsTl aEa or sale By GAYLORD 3
Hsnnond, sstcus & Armstrong, and o. = slneasn-
ia Cisetland, q.
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LIABILITIES.
/. Amount Of Losses adjusted q
due and unpaid, none.
z. "- - OF Losses incuurod and
in process OF adjust-
ment..--.....----...,.-.--Sl2, as %
;. Of Losses reported on
which no action has
leen taken, none.
4. Of claims for losses re-
sisted y the COmpa-
ny, nonB
8. Ol dividends on Capt
tai. declerrd and due
and unpaid, none.
3. s Of Dividends on s MP
declared, but not yet
due or unpaid.-.....-... ZOO 81
z. OF money borrowed,
g. Of all otner existing
claims against the
Company, rent accru-
eu-.......-..-'.s-...... euUV
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ASSETS.
1. Amount Of cash in Bank and
in oilce............... S56, ,s31 p
2 Of cash in hand Of
agents and IN course
transnIission..---.....-.. 1884 ~
s. 90 Unincubered Real es-
tate Owned BY Compa,
ny, non.
4 Lsdans on Bonds and
Mortgages, being first
len Of record on unin-
numbered Real estate. .-z.-H
worth at leastSi0 SIC
an on which there is
less thab one years
interest due 4 owing. ri, ,so0
5. Of Loans on Bonds q
there Is due more
than one years inte-
rest, none.
g. Loans on Stock aue
Bonds OF institutions
incorporated By the
State OF New FORK,
payable on demand. 500
(the market value OF
securities pledged be-
ing S65i),-par value,
7. fsil Loans made by
the Com pany, not in
Guided IN prso! ding
g. Of Stocksa and bonds Of
Institute rs incorpO-
rated By the State Of
New York, owned BY
the Company, par val
ne S59, 7t1...-..-........... 58,3S9
4os due and uPDsid psE s.sOn
10. Of Premiums due and
sIIss ii.sasd..::.;..;. = rol.. aa4n
n. " Of Bills reCetvabla for
premiuma........ ...---.. 90 26
u, 9" Of ASSESSMENTS on tho
Stock Of the COmpa-
hyt called in and due
and unpaid. none.
IB. % due the Company on
which judgments have
been obtained, none.
lOlaA Absels--..-s. e5ls w o.
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Snsntante.
BY Authority OF THE STATE OF OHIO.

Il. F. BRAYTON, AGENT,
No. 6, Atwater Building.
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just then there came, flying along pell- NELL,
Some fellow bang against me-such blunder
Ny saGl somehow mis- Pl1ieed and down fell,
Flat az founder I1l....i fs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-31

From poorest nainnow up 70 triton stronsi
OF the proud ood-hsh ~
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Thoussnd saw. the masculine and fair %
soma Of these bloomiug Ike bed ofrOses
some genuine Nova Scot!ans were there,
With their sblue,n0sea." Ii ~, ....-..l l.. :.
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Ioalled for help Is loud as j could shout,
And soon came, running men and women after
Though not tee buoyant, come boys pulled nae
out u...t l- .ll- lall-T l1tt
MID rohn Of laughter nsoi 5.
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. COO sP2unt 0fL0..e.. tlaiHs and Ii- -
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And beautiful Il was, there's no mistake,
10 see the neople-tplte Of al the FFuInbldra-
Sklmming Ike plFeofi Ger the glazy lake, PM
GiaEsp With tiFtFt
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And then, these horrld straps so plagued my corn
That my eyes wept, as II I smelt an onion;
And--in my progreia'--I was > forlorn
Pilgrim Of bunion.
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- HUMPHazTsAeo-.

sthgB. W. ssckrids7, and Churchill a nro.
.sE-sss advertisement IN another eolumn-
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I ionFsd tn exciting joy, for once, to fee, ,.ae
Bu the first taste Of skating don't assure you
A gimlet running slap into you heel
Begins % bore you, ~. s..s
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- II .II--77'. u
y f. -, aAzzHlos. ~. ~
Ths Central Park wa fobed % winters dress
or sfalinr ~ The fats there Wai nc lacking
And svsFy day De papers-nors or less-
The ice'Wsrl eracking firA 81
And beautiful il was, there's no mistake,
10 see the people-lplte Of All the FfuInbloua-
sIlmming NE Pigeons Ger the glaasy laze i ,,l.
GlaEsg VIII iaHtFs
Among the seri.l, there glided swim along
Were lhhkthara, bleaterH' every kiad q odd-
From poorest nainnow up 70 trlsoas strossi =
OF the proud eoe-tiah.
thousand saw, the masculine and fair, p
some Of these bloomiug Ike bed ofrosef
some genuine Nova Scot!ans were there,
WITH their sblue-n0sea" pi..s ~. .tll .rI+s
some were wrapped up IN mum, some on the
or iiTiRr i mufE, aid lean, 70 escape the pushing;
While othera Were-doubuess 70 Shun ell harms
Into arms rushing.
some, IN their frolle, seemed to IKE The thought
or being drawn b. calves, their chairs while
Forgetsihg What nice slimpsss could Bseaughs
OF calves By peeping' san 1tffg
Twas fun to see zome giddy little dear
Spin, like tee-to-tum, on her skates 90 steady
Aa4l 49, -
II turned already fs-aa, e. ID ~ l4.
ionged tn exciting Joy, for once to feel
Bu the iirst taste oil akatinu don't assure you
A gimlet running slap into you heel
Begins 20 bore yoa' ..-s afa
And then, these horrld straps so plagued my corn,
That my eyes wept, as e smelt an onion
And--in my progress ~ was foriorn
Pilgrim Of bunion-
I understand accounts and, for repdts
OF balancing up books, am IN good shnding
| But balancing Hgsef on skates don't suit
Ny understanding = ~ -A'l d
/ when began, wished the bracing air -ll
Would brace me up to keep my limbs from
soon found that screw was loose somewhere,
Ny PtHs were shaking. ls .o.1aa "a 81 a
Helpless I stood. not knowing what fO.dO--
The saucy boys my piteous plight deriding-
! Forward couldn't, backward UOuldn't 80
4 hafs oae.'l'ee,.V' ~ al T&ANF
Ny iegs-now close, now sprawlins out quite
Like eompassos--Eept opening and shuttlng
sIfs etEs prey f1ursl'' psople cried
! Twas very cutting 1.fsl-t
1 Just then there came, flying along pell-mell,
Some fellow bang against me-such blunder
I Ny saGi somehow mis- Pluieed and down fell,
/ Flat as founder 1..-..-'
/ Such an tsieed puuch''T neier before did taste,
AS that which then my Uranium invaded
/ Nor such smash as--right up TO my waist
nmud Waded-
/ Philosophy--at times-its comfort brings
1 But who can manage in pond, I wonder,
/ Life's ups and downs and RlippFy times and
/ things st
To eoldly pond err
Icalled for help Is loud as could shout
And soon came, running men and women after
Though not tee buOyant, come boys pulled me
out e....i l-G .l-i- l1.-eT llit
MID roafs Of laughter .el afai 1881
/ a...H
! Skating henceforth may slids In Central Park
! To cali Il fun Is more than / can suck In
] All know % ~ went out fora lark,
] And got duck In. s- --
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,TWas fnn to see zous Kiddy little dear
Spin like e-to-tum, on her skates 90 steady
But from such turning What havs hshds 70 fear
II turned already is.sa' &. 81 ~ 81
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understand accounts and, for repute
OF balancing up books, am In good Standing
But balancing RJsslf on skates don't suit
Ny understanding. q l-3 --i.l e d
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-31

when / began, wished the bracing air -ll.s
Would brace me up to keep my limbs from
Quaking
I soon found that screw was loose somewhere
d y pfns were shaking. la .o.1as 1 So .
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Some IN their froiIo, seemed to like the thought
or being drawn b. calves, their chairs while
keeping,
Forgetting what nioe glimpaes could be caught
OF calves, by Qeeping' san Ffy
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MalN

srs..sl sssnsss. .ss !.

RON ne H6pseh5ld Journal.
alv F1Rsr SKATE. i.g'1 -
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Some were wrapped up IN muas, some on The
or living muiFs did lean, 70 escape the pushing,
While othera Were-doubuess % uhuu ell harms
Into arms rushing.
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These are gwen as specimens. Each is
the representative of a class. Other classes
might be represented as we'll but there is no
need of it. The great fact underlying them
al is sufficiently apparent viz: that from
some cause OF other, there is q quiekening,
energizing, expanding effect produced in the
West on the general manhood Of those who
come here from me East What is itf Can
il be pointed out or defned2 It is the the
ory of some. we know, that tlese phenomena
can be accounted fer on the principle that on
ly the most active and enterprising 60 from
home; that it Is not so much the West that
expands their manhood as it it their expand
ing manhood that carries them there. But
this is mere begging of the question; for it
IS q part Of the phenomena themselves, that
there is no pereeptible difference in this re-
spect between those who 80 and those who
stay at home till after they have gone.
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Helpless stood, not knowing what 10 do
The saucy boys my piteOus plight deriding-
Forward couldn't, backward U0uldnt 90
hate badlslidiHq. V F
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Ocean GicGmers.

NorIcp 10 PAssEyGxRs FoR ErRoPE-By order Of the
Sc I,tary Of STATE ali passengers leaving the Crhsd Saie
ar. fe.red to pruviJe theu.cye, th paapos before
they will b. allowed board the steamer. PssetgeTs ~ VI
lot be ,ub ed trouble delay In procuring hem,
they es fcr n.tructoDs tho ComPfuys Ohcs' No. IL
b., adway " T. J0HN q. DALR, Agent.
CTEAM WEEKLY between NEW-YORh and
- LINki POOL, iantlns snd embarkinG ger, at
O1eenstowp relshd @ he LIVERPOOL. New YORK. and Vh
saepha Steamship Company Intend d.pstchns their full.
power Clyde bpit Iron Steamships Is foloEH .
Ilff Or bAb IIiiOhE..,.......st tu Gayt rec ~.
1LAsjOW .;;,.'''''.'''''' Saturday rec 81
CITY OF acknowledgements Saturday Dec. -
River.
RATES p'ss'Gy.
FIRST CA3fN... ...... sT3 80
First CABIN to London % SieaEsge TO londop ~
Fiat Pafs.... 81 Ste-rase FaTis........ 50
First Cabin 10 Hamburg 50 st-erag- to Hamburg %
Passengers s.o forwarded Hayre, Bremen Rotterdam,
Antwerp NC, at equally low rates
Persons ~sLing TO bring their ftisnds can huy tickets
here al the following a,e TO NewYok From Liverpool or
Qnsenstoxn lat Cabin s1, Sg5, aud SO3 steeIeso iTom
Liverpool. 80. From Queenstown. 80.
These Steamers have snfefi accommodations for Ta.en'
gers md carry rrl e-iecsd Sufgson. They bait 10
Wate tight lion Sections and have Patent Fie Annhiietor'
board :.
Fo urther Information apply 10 Liverpool to "ILLiA,l
lNMAN n. Agent u Ws-f a. 10 olasen~ 10 AIEh tA
COLIN No. st Enoci-sqnsTei In Queen town 90 g. a W
d. SEYMOUR CO In loniol 70 lives LACEY: NO:
81 kirg Wiian-st. tn fai- 90 JULES DECOUb no D
Place 10 IA Rours.i a. Phil delphi, 20 JOHN q. DALE No.
III " anut..'. or at the Company Ohces
JOHN q. DALE Ag,u NO. is Broadway, ". T.
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TIVE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERS


Mr. KENNEDY Of Rctbury has di'coye-ed In ore q our
COMMON PASTURE WEEDS. eremedy that cure. every
hind Of Humor, nom the worst Scrofus down to common
Pimple.
fece.
2to bottles viii clear the system OF piles
bottles warranted TO the worst cankor 10 the
mouth and 1t pm'eh.
3to bottles as warranted to the worst Kind Of eysP
elias . u,
Ito 2boes are warranted all humos IN the eyes.
2to boes warranted Running OF the and
bloteLes ani0ng tue hair
Alto bottles arc warranted 10 corrupt and running
2to bottles will cure scaiy eruption OF the skin.
2to bottles arc warranted 10 the worst Of ring
worm
ITO bottles arc warranted the most desperate
Of Theunatisn.
3to bottles warranted 10 ssltrheun.
5to q bottles will cure the OF scrofnla-
eft 10 always experienced from the bt bottle and
perfect wsrsnted when the above quantity 10 taken
~ giving sct attention to the direction IN the pamphlet
around each bottle and jsdcio,s application OF the
SCROFULA UISIMEHT
HEALING OINTMENT, and
sALTRHEUM OINTMENT,
every ulcer snd Of whsieyer Kind nature II perfectly
ana pernsr enty bealeo-
Price - pei bottle.
For sale b re,pcoisble druggists everywhere.
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Professional Noiires.
DR. HOMER BoSTWICK viii cohinu

DR. HOMER BOSTWICK win continue The
- Practice Of his PIoe sou and give especial y
Oper,tye Surgery Dsesss Of tle hf a. ConsSnP'io "
male Comuiiut and Nervous DEBILITY ump iucyl osn'sa
by youthful ndci elton. Mr. BE- book iais per sch
with hiuts ouns aud ~omeU before or abr
i,nd sbould posess this valuable BOOK from the o.ss
Medical aad Surgical Journal Price 81. Il may hsi"h
Office No 50 East 18th ST. xix doors vest 81 Brtd" ~ on
RICH ApDSONS Bookstore No. Yesey st.. sci 81 tyD-
FREY'S. No. 50. Brosdwsy. ohce heurs honS unai %
N AID fom 70 p IN.
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fena! Notltes.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of RcSW Eli
IT.; "a given according to law, q al res rs s'
cam. ssain.t Henry 4. KAYsER. late Of ne ~
proo.lvn merchant deceased that they Ne rrauec.'
bbt e same with tie vouchers thereof 20 lhe ssen en-
tho tore of Smith ELY, Jr M: l3 Goldst eSta ~
Frankfort-s, ia the City Of New OK on s %
third day Of February next@OateS Jsr d. 70 n I,a,
SMITH ELY, IT,, IL. Ksyser, de'sass'
ans I.iavfmo.Th,
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