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MEDICAL,
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= Il - II q GGss AED H v y ~
GUR1Q --
Atset all other Treatment FailiIl
DIR. A. GIBSON, % -
EegmsEiy Of HsW York 0ity, Will pay One HGa.
ne AbOE9 20 NAMED & eilessei . Hs VII BY ths sane 2,
the United s'Stsa treats the sans diseases With
Iisss many ysard Of IAbOrious Isuay and :xpsri.s
H0gsos . &c a5ios!ansssi tss. kS 6ss ps@s6sss
@ '''' sPsEDY. = J y AID 81 PERaIAHENT UUBn
% a PRIVATE DISEASES
with az Led eaectI arising the7gtromi inolndlug
DEBILITY o. NERVOUS PR0sTRATIoh.
pf whom had expended hundreds Of dollars with
n8lByled phyIeiensI VINO proe1 % treat al prveta
lnaladies WITH success, and without rocSiEsns the
F. q IstN dooS not roast that be il srabsr Of
aoms College IN London or Paris, g perhags rome
and Who hold ont great e never % be Fs:
Aiissd. Bns what DT: G1 B5OH might be.1t Of e
fhcEo fo rep0ss oonfdsnes Ia his ability and ntag.
rty, and tklt he has peris5tsd an American EyEtsm
on or PaFin OF any pstsns sdi6lns 70 equal for the
FadirsI cur0 q seminal weakness, and al diseases
esEnnEsnentsa Both mental and FaIlioAl' sgEins
lF 5III3fJH h aIzO clsirs for hfansU treatment the
nd fr1t the aSss used are IN no respect diSssTeo
able he uEe7 10 relics Of the dark sGe1t such aS
~ hSs iS ~ st ss q bSssa ID 81 %
II hil treatment a FoztiTe and certain IN eli cases.
He stands prepared 20 20 into any public or BFiyats
hoIpit2i IN tho United btsto9 and demonEtrase the
iHmenEe superiority o his new trsstEsnt over any
ether nov known 80 tbs world In point Of Erpm1t
nslg PoFmNnsr5yi uaildIes7 safsty sne eonVsnitnos
70 thk patient. -llll 4
Dr. eIBsOH Is permanently located IN Osysland,
end has during the past two yeaIE performed many
Cures OF diseases which had fr years resisted eli
other modes OF treatment Eeieronceean be given 60
indiViduals Of the aIst fssPeotabity IN Cleveland,
Boston. EeW York, nnd other citie,- In FeRRrd 60
ak and integrity in ali professional transaotionHs
Dyspepsia, Rhuo1natiaml SorOfula and en chronic
diseases treated with superior guOoeE. ..a...
Medicine sent . any part Of tas country On
RacolDs Of ten dollars. t. -4
DIR. GIBSON,
FTetesser Of RlsotToPGtAy a,s4 EsSisisss,
Omce-Ils Seneca st., fsw doors Erom Superior,
up stairs.
Rafiy fEuudHVE eEosresd-l y eua7
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CTTIEs. ToWNs. -. pEPaFs

There are Ninety Eighs Depots On the Coupa-
nyis Railroad, giving abOut one every even
miles. Cities. Towns and Villages are sitlnted
at convenient distances thrOughout the whole
route, where every desirable commediiY nay be
found as readily as in the oldest cites Of the
Union, and where buyers are % bs7nel for all
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William Bletcher, Plaintiff In The Court Of

William bletcher, Plaintiff In the Court OF
against Common Pleas Of
William s Marsh Defendant Cuyahoga Co, o.
HNHE DEFENDANT IN THIS ACTION,
William S. Marsh, is hereby notified that
Petition for the recovery of money only, has this
day been filed in the Clerks office of the Court
Of Common Pleas of Cuyahoga County and State
Of Ohio, setting forth that the said defendant is
indebted to the said plaintiff in the sum Of one
hundred thirty four dollars and thirty-fve cents
with interest thereon from the I'd day of Febru-
ary, A, ID. 1851, upon q prOmissory note of said
defendant, dated at Hope, in the Province Of
Canada, on the S0th day of January, A. D., 1855,
and made payable in twelve months after date,
TO one John X. Roche or bearer, for the sum OF
twenty-seven pounds and fifteen shillings, Of
which note plaintiff is owner and bearer, and
that said petition prays Judgment against said
defendant on said note for the sum Of SlS4 and
sl-1OO, with interegt from February 2, A. D., 1851
Said defendant Is further notified that he must
answer said petition on or before the 18th day Of
April next OF in default thereof judgment will
be taken against him.
RAENEY, BACKUS & NOBLE,
Plaintiff 3 Attorneys.
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EDUCATION.

Mechanics and working rasn VII md he lFee-
school system encouraged By the State and En-
dOved Eith q large revenue for the support cf the
schools. Children can livein sight Of the sshool,
the college, the church, and grow up WITH the
prosperity Of the leading State in the Great Wes-
tern Empire. -
No one who has visited this splendid rasion Of
country can doubt that il equals the most f1Tor-
ed descriptions that have ever been given Of it;
but let any careful observer visit it, and be VIII
inform you that the half has not been told Of the
advantages It offers for immediate oesupati0n
and immediate returns. The farmers Of the East
ern and Middle States, and Canada, are moving
TO Illinois IN great numbers; and It g belieFed,
thai II these mrpassng advantagea we're made
known to the farmers, mechanics, manufactures
and working population Of OTeF-croHded Europe,
they would promptly avail theuseiTes Of he
kncWledge.
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MI AOIEh % GALE O1ko " AN
lyl TO the command Of . decretal order OF sale
IRON th Court Of Common Pleas OF Uuyahog1 coun-
ty, at tae suit OF John sherman against John
sprague and others, to me directed, shall expose
Tor sale at public auction, e the door of the Court
House, IN tho city sfOleveand, the twenty sguIh
day Of March, 1852 at three O'Clock p. Ms the
following described premt5es, situate N the town
ship Of Msyheld, in tho county OF Ouyahga, and
State Of Ohio, and known BY lot No. hfteeh, IN tract
No. tnIee, and bounded Is follows: East vest north
and south BY lot lines, and containing one hundred
and forty six ana third acres OF land, be the
more or less, but subject 70 all legal highways,
and excepting therfr0m thirteen acres IN the north
west corner thereof, set on to John sprague for
honeBtead, bounded as follows: commencing at
point in the west line of said lot nine chains 25 links
northeTly from the southwest corner Of said lot
thence running north on said west line six chains
3 links to the northwest Of said lOt; thence
the north line tweu ~ chAins 50 0links; thence
south parallel with the west line six chains . links;
thence west twenty ohainB 80 links 70 the plsos Of
HENRY g. ABBEY, t-
L, Prentiss, Master Comm'r.
Pitif'6 Atty. f5b25s37q
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ENVELOPES.

RNVELOPEsI ENVELOPES ! I
10000 EnVeIopes, Of all sEss, qualities and col
on ioF sale at the Leaas oouDtiaE Room, CHEAP or
alhS
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Rhs aian who '9s eyer EYER she Powder Re-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. M AN

I'M VIAOIs-I UuD UAN y ~ Mn
IN order made by the Judge Of the Probate Court
tor the County OF In the matter Of he as
signment Of William Fiske, shsll offer for sale AZ
public suction, at the door Of the Court H9uae in
said county on the 18th day Of April 1862, at two
O'Clock p. N the following described Notes and
Accounts TO wit, being the assets Of said assign
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OATs, BARLEY, RYE, BUCKWHEAT,

And vegetables suited to the climate, are prOdu-
.eed in great abundance. The northern portion
OF Illinois Is about the climate OF Pennsylvania,
while the southern part has the climate Of Ken
!tueky and Virginia, giving variety Of temper
ature IN the State suited to almost every product
OF the United States.
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nR. KNAPP, 00ULIsT, or IL
years sEpsriance, oxcluiEoly treats Diseases
At 10. I55 Prospsct street, Ulsveland, o.
~ Abundant te1timOnialB Of persons restored q
Sight or Hearing IN New York, the Western States
Artificial eyea inserted EHAs U0EN, and tbs bo1i
quality. DR.. X. has takenA Diploma In oompetitiol
with Ill other Oculigt1, af the New York State 4AFs
for his superb Artificial Eyes Id
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The Navy Department promptly rewarded
John Davis, the brave sailor who 50 cour-
agooualy protected from the flames a barrel
OF gunpoWder on the steamer Valley City
during the attack upon Elizabeth City, he
was a gunners mate receiving salary Of
$25 per month, or $500 per year. The evil
6enee Of bis bravery was received ct the
Navy Department on the evening Of the 10th
instant, and on the next day Secretary
Welles sent him the following letter, sp-
pointing him gunner, an Office which car
Ties with Il a salary Of 81, COO per year and
is life appointment, the salary increasing
By length Of service to 81, ,450;
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Notice.


cayshoss y sS g County, 9S, Court of Common Pleas
Frederick NJ. BaOEus, PprF, For Money only.
Ralph Walker, Defendant. In Attachment.
RALPH WALKER, a anon-resident Of the State
Of Ohio, will take notice that Frederick H. Back
Ohio, did, on the nth day Of January, A. ID 1862,
file his petition in the Court OF Common Pleas,
within and for the County of CuyahOga, IN the
State Of Ohio, against the said Ralph Walker,
defendant, setting forth that the said Ralph
Walker, justly indebted to Howe, Backus & Co,
on the 18th day OF May, A. ID. 1861, and now Is
in the sum OF Five Hundred and FOrty-three Dol
lars and torty-fve cents, with interest thereon
from May 10th, 1851, on an account for divers
goods and merchandise, by said Howe, Baekus &
Co., sold and delivered 10 said Ralph Walker at
his special instance AMI request, that said &C
count has been assigned TO said Frederick a.
Backus, who is the real owner of the same, and
praying for q judgment against the said Ralph
Walker for the sum claimed to be due, with in
terest from the date aforesaid, and the said Ralph
Walker Is notified that he Is required TO appear
fore the 9th day of April, 1882, or said petition
will be taken as true and judgment rendered ao-
cOrdingly. FREDERICK NJ. BACKUS,
-. ffl-a By Ranney, Baekus Noble,
William BleIcher, In Common Pleas Cdyaho-
william s. Marsh, Action for Money only.
THE SAID WILLIAM S. MARSH will take
notice that on the 4th day February, 1862, the
said William Bletcher filed his petition and com
meneed his action against the said William 8.
Marsh, the object and prayer Of which petition is
to recover from the said William S. Marsh the
sum of 50 6l9 9S with interest thereon from Oc-
tober Ilth, 1851 and costs of suit which sum the
said William Blethcher claims the right to recOy
er on e certain judgment for the said amount re-
covered at the date last aforesaid by the Bank OF
Upper Canada against said Marsh and William
Bletcher, which has been assigned by said Bank
to Stephen Bletcher, and the consideration for
which transfer was advanced by Plaintih, who
now Is by agreement with said Stephen, the law
full owner and holder of said judgment and the
debt evidenced thereby, and for money paid upon
said judgment 70 the use of said William 5. Marsh
by said William Bletoher, no part of which judg-
ment hai ever been paid by the said William 5.
Marsh. Said defendant, William 5. Marsh, will
appear in said Court and answer said petition on
or before the 9th day Of April A. d. 1852, or the
same will be taken as true and Judgment render
ed accordingly.
RANNEY, BACKUS & NOBLE,
fahT.2To Piafutif7g AttOrueVa.
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GHANUERY .SALE.-PURsUANP
" to the command Of decretal order Of sale
from the Circuit court Of the United states for the
Northern District OF Ohis, at the suit OF Charlotte
Herendeen against George v. ShumWay and others,
to directed shall expose for sale at public
tioD at tbs door Of the FEDERAL Court Building, IN
the city Of Cleveland, on the thiIty-hrst dRy OF
March, 1852, At three O'Clock P ID the following de-
scribed real estate situate IN the township Of an
known by the north pant OF lot No. one tract No.
two, and south part Of LOT No four east division Of
the centre Of the state road leading from Ohardon
square Q Rayeans e the north east corner OF 2
piece OF land IN lot no. one, tract No two, formerly
owned By MehiTable NsEcOmb. and since By RalEa
Spencer, thence west fOrty-four chains and forty
eight nkE TO stake and stones In the west line Of
lot No. one, tract No. two; thence north thirssen
chains and eighty LINKS to stake and stones ct the
northwest corner OF lot No. one, tract No. two;
thence west one chain and seYenty-ssFen links;
thence north thirteen chains and twenty i've links
70 stake and stones thence east forty-tEO chains
road; thence south SO, east twentF-seVea chains
and torty-six links 70 the place OF beginning con-
tanning one hunVred and eighteen and 70-lO acresi
sixty acIGs Of which is IN Tot one, tract tWo and
hty-eight 70-lO0 in south part Of lot four in
survey, II mSds October, isss; bong tie sse land
conveyed TO George y. ehumWay oy Helson Peck
HENRY G. ABBEY,
Master Commissioner in OhancerY.
u. PRENTIss, hOl'r for Compile. is6A:3l5
William BletoheF, Plaintiff, n n ne Court q
William S. Earsh, Defendant Cuyahoga Co, o
HNHE DEFENDANT In THIS ACTION,
William S. Marsh, is hereby notified that a
petition for the recovery of money only has this
day been filed in the Clerks Office Of the Court Of
Common Pleas of Cuyahoga county, and State Of
Ohio, setting forth that the said defendant is in
debted 70 the said plaintiff In the sum Of fifteen
hundred forty seven dollars and sixty five cents,
with interest thereon from the 7th day Of Octo-
Der, A. ID. 1851, upon promissOry note Of said
defendant, dated at Port Hope, in Upper Canada,
on the third day of August, 1851, and made pay
able in two months after date TO this plaintiff, at
the Bank of Upper Canada, for the sum afore-
said that the said defendant is also indebted to
the said plaintiff for the expense of prot esting
said note in the sum of two dollars and six cenfs
and interest thereon from said 7th Of October
and that said petition prays judgment against
said defednant on said note for the SUN Of
81 550.71, with interest thereon from the Tth day
of October, A. ID. 1851. Said defendant Is further
notified that he must answer said petition on or
before the 18th day of April next; OF in default
thereof judgment will be taken against him.
RANNEY, BACKUS B NOBLE,
Plaintiff g Attorneys
CLEVELAND, Feb II, is823sO
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Msd,na, March /. 1881.

A.p. KHsssL15, I.I.!I, ..O. D,.. =. a..
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iOuF' F''P''tEilEllEt1rr tEilEllEt1rr rHAxrrR.r :

L. rsC-l SENATE OHAMBER, o., A BEil bth, 1854.
& ts y y ss S i; ih i, RGns NE 81 aSS gSuT
agent and have been cured by them Of the dreadful
Rheumatism under which he found me sufisfihg.-
doses entirely removed the disease. feel In better
heath now tkan for some years before, which at
tribute entirely to the Effects Of your Uathartic
Pills. Yours vita great egpect,
LUOlUs B. METOALFP'
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RANNEY, BAOKUs q NOBLE,
Plaintiff a Attnrn.Va-

hN ASTER' SA d E.-PUR5U-
IGl- ANT to the command of dsorstsi order Of
sais fom the court Of Common Pleas Of Ouyahoga
County, at the suit Of The Cleveland and Nahoning
Railroad Company against lsaac l., Hewitt
and others, to directed shall expose for sale
public auction, at the door Of the Court House. IN
the Oity Of Cleveland, on the twenty fifth day Of
March 1852 at three O'Clock 2. "a the following de-
scIbed parcels Of land situate in the Oity Of UieTe
land county Of OuYahOga, and State Of Ohio, and
known by being part Of HeWttts Subdivision Of the
80 called MsrWin property in said City Of Cleveland,
70 Wit
Parcel No. L Lot No. afsssn Of said Subdivision.
Appraised ct S23s6.
Parcel No. Z; Lot No. sixteen Of said subdiviI-
ion. Appraised at Sle3S.
ParcsiNO,s 3 Lot No: seventeen Of said subdivis-
ion. Appraised at Sls33.
Parcel no. 4 Lot No. elshtssn Of said GubdiTiI-
ion. Appraised ct Si9sS.
Parcel No. 8. The westerly part Of lot No. nine
teen Of said subdivision, bounded northeEy, south
eriy and westerly By the lot lines, and easferly By
the osntre nno OF brick wall nearly parallel with
MerEin street and about forty-seven feet distant
southeaSterlT thererOm. Appraised st $50
Parcel No. s. The eRstsrly psrt Of lot No. nine
teen Of said ubdiVigon bounded northerly, easter
" and southerly BY the lot lines, and westerly by
the centre line Of brick wall nearly parallel with
MOrWin street and about forty-Beven feet distant
sOutheasterly sherefrom. Appraised st S933.
HEHBH g. ABBEY, Master Oomm'r.
RAHHET, BAOKUs & NOBLE, Attorneys.
Feb. o. l262.tdOfH
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sUGAR-OOAFED-FUREL VEGETABLE.
The Oldest, Cheapest, and most reliable Family
Medicine in use. More used than any other kind
Price 25 cents-s1 Pills in a box. See Circulars.
nB-Sold By strong Armstrong, Benton Bros.
K. W. Palmer, Churchill 4 Bro. Also, ct who lesaie
and retail Rt 81 Untsrio street. OIeVeland D., By
@. G. HOBH1S,
General Agent for
Ohio, Michigan and Indiana,
and By all Druggists In the country.
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M RgHgRB.E & - p . el.. g 9..I;; .; Z

MI MoRsE 4 CU., has on hand lsrga "a.
fGrisiy d gloeksf lnol1dllq sElnnor's.caie s.,'8
bfnfqd OALENDER Ob0Oh, which not on -
II telIs the Time Of Day with unerTina precision
but $50 tells the DAY Of the Week, and Day q the
CountrF Dealers at NeW York prizes with thsfFelfE
eFFsf have also o me stock Of Watches, Clccr4
- T7-rrfTT for the RetEil Izada, Whiah 4 iIS5l
- icrT r an hcuss IN thi1 1cltI.s .. 20 Hut
[eFrTffoulnr attention given % EolaiEiug. An
~ 7,7- SI1Tr11 ed, e i83 b1lsrioFft inf RIf
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NAVY DEPARTIEEF, Maroh Il, 1852.

Sir Your commanding officer and the flag
officer Of the Northern Atlantic Blockading
Squadron have brought 10 the notice Of the
Department your courage and presence of
mind, displayed on the 10th ult-, in protect
ing with your person barrel Of gunpoWdsr
s-9rn tha- flames
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~ By command Of Major General Mcclellan.
f0Rcial) L. THOMAS, Adj. Gen.
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y AGRICTITURAI PRODUCrs.

The Agricultural products Of Illinois are grsat-
er than those Of any other State. The Wheat
crop Of 1861 vas estimated at IS 900 900 bushels,
while the Com crop yields not less than 40 900
900 bushels, besides the crop Of Oats, Barley,
Rye, Buckwheat, Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes,
Pumpkins, Squashes, Flax, Hemp, Peas, Clover,
Cabbage, -Besis, Tobacco, Cotton, Sorghum,
Grapes, Peaches, Apples, &C., which go TO swell
the vast aggregate Of production in this fertile
region. Over Four Millions tons Of produce
were sent out Of the State Of Illinois during The
past year
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The above are all from persons who arc publicly
knoWn where they reside, and who would not make
these statements without thorough oonFiotion
that they were. true. ~ o t n
PREPARED BYsJ. @. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
And G. w. CLARK, and by ali Druggists and
Dealers n Medicine eTarywhere. -.zs.tf
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sTOCR RAISING.

In Central and Southern Illinois uncommon. .
advantages are presented for the extension Of
Stock raising. All kinds Of Cattle Horses, Mules,
Sheep, Hogs, &C., Of the best breeds, yield hand
some profits; large fortunes have already been
made, and the held Is open for others 70 enter
with the fsirest prospects OF Ike results. DAIRY
FARMNG also presents its inducements 70 many.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-05

The Secretary of War has transmitted to the
House communication from Gen. Dix in answer to
q resolution of the House, which covered three in
quries. Gen. Dix says that the prisoners taken On
board the sloop vslns were released by the COM
missioner with bis knowledge but not with bis con-
sent; and tina, no caused their arrest Immediately
after their discharge, by military authority, aud sent
them to Fort McHenry. That the parole on which
Col. Gunther Of Virginia was released BY the Com
missioners was in the usual form, and that Col.
Gunther was refused by Gen. Dix permission to
search the camp of the 9th Maryland for alleged
fugitive slaves, on the ground taat he had no author
ty to surrender them. Subsequently, Col. Gunther
got hold of the fuaitives by means Of warrant
from civil magistrate.
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A boy in the sane Ward loaded hi: pistol with
small marble which was fired Unfortunately,
wounding woman between the eyes.
At 10 o'clock, Sarah Mott, . girl years OF age,
residing at No. 248 Stanton street, was severely
wounded with ban from small cannon fred by
Jacob Simmons and John Flament, who were
arrested and locked up. 49,
At II o'clock, Henry Gambler Of No ~ Sherla
street was severely wounded by the premature ex-
plosion of pistol, which he was handling In care
less manBer.
James Nady Of No. II Mulberry strees accidentally
shot his brother in the thigh with pistol The
wounded man was taken TO the City Hospital.
At 81 clock lat night, Sedonia Tatersia little
girl residing at go First avenue, while looking at
the fireworks in tho street. fell from the roof to the
sidewalk and was instantly killed.
A number of trilling fires took place which were
quickly exinguished by the iremen.
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to a farm in Lyons. Wayne County. Ho remained
thsre till after the rebellion broke ont. when he
raised the 9Sh regiment ard le for the seat Of war
last Winter. During the siege Of Yorktown and
previously, Col. Dutton was an Acting Brgadier.
But the swamps of tho peninsula brought on typho d
fever. After remaining some time in hospital az
Fortress Monroe, he was sent to this city few
weeks since, in hopes that he would recover his
health but the hope wss disappointed. lie was
brave and efficient officer
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CoRoYER's CAsEs.--Coronrr Ranney held an in-
cues, upon he body cs Michael Wec. native Of
Ire and aged - yess who accidentally fell into the wafer
from Pier No g. Fast River. and wss drowned before s
sncs could be rendered verdict Of accidental death was
rendered The body Of male child found Yesterday IN
the dock at the foo. OF Canal Coroner Rsnney held an
inquest upon IL The Of desh could Go. be sscertsced
The jury rendered q verdict OF accidental death.
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Z. i. r. 70
pIrPCY'S PATENT PILES PIPE,

Til. ONLY ins.yuneal for the SAFE and PgRPEcr iNrs9
A, APPLICATION Of Ointment. Made o! HARD RUBBER
II neither BREAKS CosRoDy, ltn easily INSERTED ~
Patients THEMSELVES. causing 40 PAIN to We
VERY SENSITIVE PARTS.
wbps Il PREVENTS all WASTE II raosoossLT De
p,ar-ys the Ointment the Pasr' thus edsc'
irs SPEEDY CURE To ARMY OFFICERS. and thasa
much In The SADDLE, the PIPE is INVALUABLE.
ptr.cYs Puss OIsrggsr. spplied with hi. Plrh, a.
orcF KRLsvgs the PASS, a!lsys tho IAtLAAHATiON
StOPS the irCHiNG, and ultimately Crsfs TIN de
BASE -ro.,.s ~ pr.ru
Sol. Asent, Nc. 80 Beekui IN st. New-foTk