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OnAiLEsTos. 8. o., March IL. 1863.
AtI2 ~ r. M. to-day sighted vessel in the oing and i'm
meda,ey weighed anchor sndstared Out her As soon
s she saw US start In pursuit she shortened sail and hove
io she proved 10 bsthe Emile ST. Pierre hsiling from
Liverpool and previously from Calcutta, the 25th Of No
vcmotr last an from Sandhesds Dsember ]. We sent
so ocers board look OF aud took her TO
an amen r. one oce lining charge, the other taking
,he captain and papers the who condemned
htr as B prize 10 the United States steamer James
& prize Grew was pu, on ard and she was sent 70
Ahiiiuepha The ship III BATH Maine, in 1854,
ana was formerly Charleston aud Liverpool packet. but
has en poyed for the las three In the Cal utta
ana Charles trade She had full cargo gusnies aud
was ostensoy bonn tor st Johna New Brunswick She
showed no roors, nor was national ensign found on
70 ri few moments before she WAS boarded those on
oard obser Ell 10 throw small PACKAGE
W4ich immed atey sank. She was formerly owned In
Sharieston and doubtless is ut presea Many tangs
TO lrd marked "Charleston.u and on the stern
charleston" had been erased and Liverpool substituted
Messrs Fraser, Trenholm Co., Of Liverpool the con
sgnees Of tho ship dony that the vesscl
run the blockade, and state that the captains ordcrs
were to call of Charleston and If the blockade rassd
to enter that port IL not he TO go TO St. John N
b. They say that the vessel Is owned In England and
and manned by Englishmon. The first mate
OF the Emo Lieutenant PIERRE Is in the hands OF the
federals, and not on board his ship
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11Knsi hPfH TOT fouzs
Religious Ots~ronces Of Holy Wcet-France as Religious
Cosr'try-Ndposeon's Relations TO The Holy Fata~ and
England-n,ness Of Prince Muaps Sons Wve--7as
Noral Armor agitation, de-, Dc.
Passion week has been observed with more than ordi
nary this year The Empress Eusens has con-
stanty attended the various with which the
Roman Catholic church marks this solemn anniversary
OF Chrisrs suffering and death, and the Emperor has
never omitted his attendance at the morning service Of
bis private chapel Everyw throughout the capital
the principal churches have echoed with the grand mu
.csl services or the "s,abat Tenebrss &C., and tho
muttudss who have thronged the aises Of those gor
geous temples Of Christian worship, and the almost
entire cessation OF ordinary commerce, attest that
whatever msy be the political quarrel with tbs Holy
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I'6e Church OF France Against Slavery.
THE FAMOUS BISHOP OF ORLEANS PRAYs FOR THn

From the London star, April 23.l
MGR Dupanloup, Bishop Of Orleans, having recently
addressed letter to the clergy Of his diocese oondemnnG
slavery tho 7mp praises without restriction the sent
ments of the learned preate, aud expresses its salts
faction At being able 70 admire at tho same tmo the
eloquent language employed and the opinions expressed
we openly acknowledge says that journal, that the
Bishop or Orleans has been happily inspired in this cir
cumsancs. While protesting that he will take para
In ths lamentable quarrel which now divides the United
States Mgr Dupanloup tho circumstances Of s
in striking terms; he then recalls the regular, equitable
and pacific proposed and adopted to put an end
TO slavery concluding In the following precise terms
1t s the arst time within sixty that the central
power has adopted decided line OF conduct 70 ,ne @
that has engaged the entire nation IN vigorous
against the evil The question, therefore, Tsnvm @ LING
rminated Is seriously entered on step ms Deeh mauc
path OF hope has opened That is an addioaa movs
Tor myseI imperous reed 70 pray 0e ta Tie 1v
degn es an eferp,tss pacific solution Of shth must b
urf,i,tty pishef for.
Thsn rising above the local question, Mgr. Dupanloup
hand 10 hand tho principle VI slavery, AMI ter
inmates by quoting that famous declaration Of the Couns
iii ~ a Roonee drawn up in l653, shortly after the
INSTRUMENTATION OF the slaves in tho French colonies Inc
CohoIic Church has ol'odye dord ne ssre staery y
,nh,rh 4 maItude OF men ara rcalnei, 70 ts Dca d1,
msnl II eir souls. and hs never ceased % s@ 70 fe@ecs
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The ssSteam Ram" Defence In . Danger
GUS Condition.

IFr0n mo IUnuUn IIHlcs, AprH 2Z.J
The Defence, eighteen, iron frgate, Captain r. A.
Powell, c. g.. in No 10 dock, 81 Portsmouth, the
water bcing pumped out Of the Dock into which she
hauled Friday last has been found to have
svey foul bottom THIS will be thoroughly cleanscd
and coated with preservatvs composition. The defects
specified not numerous but they will increase in
number II all apparently requisite alterations and repairs
arc executed while the ship Is in the hands Of the dock
yard officials. The popular belief s that she Is divided
and protected by water compartments that in tho
event OF her bow stern, tho parts unprotected by
armor plating being partially destroyed by cnemys
shot, she would still float and fight her guns nearly
jured SO far however, Is this from being actually to
case The probability is that she coud 10 doom from beneath
the feet Of mr. officers and eec her socofief ontsrt,gM
venting water either end reaching the ndshp par.
OF the vessel below.
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The Emperor cI Itary-Tne Reported Pregnancy Of nc
Copnses De Chan,bord-Revsat Of the Hopss Of The L..
gtimis-Rccpon Of the Japansse Embassy w the Es,-
perw-yef Davis Epvsaing ia Fyeach FRds--ifeenoa--
TAarIow Weed, de-, de-, DC.
The expression OF opinion the part Of lord pasrs
ton that tho French occupation Rome was yolatiou
Of the principle Of noninterventon which France had
recognized as wei England, and this expression OF
opinion being given just the day after the arrival Of the
Marquis do Lavaetts, tho French Ambassador to tho
Papal Court in London, Is BY many considered an ey
dsuce that the Emperor preparing abandon Rome
and shield himself as much possible n doing
% behind the advice OF England. II is consi.
dsrsd as not unlikely that ho may be preparing Europe
Cor one Of his periodical STARTERS And now tina, the
hopes Of The egtmsts have revived By the
pregnancy OF the Countess Of Cbambord he may think
necessary to do something insure certainly 70 the sup
mort Of his dynasty the great liberal majority Europe
This statement in relation TO the pregnancy Of the
Countess Dc Chambord has revived hopes and gyen
new enthusiasm 20 the eguiss IN France and those
q the wife Of the Count de ChambordDuc dc Bordeaux
who 10 the son Of the Duke dc Berr who second
uon OF Charles the Tenth The Count do Chambod there
fore Il the grandson Of the dsposed monarch the
snly living male representative Of the elder branch OF the
Preach Bourbons and In case Of the restoration Of that
dynasty he, under the title Of Henry the Fifth, would
the throne Of France He s man Of nearly sixty
two, and u has bssn up 70 the present tins supposed
that with his death the elder Bourbon family would be
coue extinct II said that he incapable Of
producing his race. The same was said however about
our Sr ns seHs. & sTd yss Ss.
4 in fair way 70 become grandfather. But there Il
still room for doubt Tho Countess dc Chambord she
really be 10 "he way that ladies love to be who love
Iordsv has but just saved her distance medically
sraaknr for she was born the 14th of July 1871 1
and will consequently be forty nys years Of ago tns
f4th Juy next. She was married In 1916.
II this story be true, II will put en- END 10 the taci
aadlpg which has existed between the egtats
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The Mavies or France and Italy.

rouon (Apr lS) correspondence Of lhs London Tmes4
Yesterday was busy day. The engineer Of the iron
plated fgate invincibe lighted his 0res at eight IA the
morning. and the commander sailed trial trip for
six days during which she Is to touch ut Hycres asd 9
Vlaf anca This voyage will conclude the TRIAL OF the
lnvlncible.
Al twelve O'Clock the Italian iron plated frgats Tcrrt
bic sailed for Genoa, having three boats in tow
IL has boen decided by the Emperor, 1t Is said thas
no further change shall be made in tho Toulon 1eet
until It sha be replaced BY ships protected with ison
plates.
An order received from Parts yesterday by tclegrYh
has been communicated TO all engaged in the consre
ton OF the frigate Thems that she must be launched -
ten O'Clock 90 Saturday next, the 26th OF April
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The Navy OF IIolla nd.

The light between the Monitor and Tho MeTimac, sayH
Parliamentary inquiry has been pursued, gr, al sx
pease for the study lhe best In PROVING the
national navy That inquiry Included number a ques
tens decided by tho progress Of military SCIENCE
thus tho inquiry has been perfectly useless.
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,iterthe following facts, and "a 70
would not be 20 theis intefcstts seni him or'er
Hi, business IL exclusively cash one; he buys and
,elsescuiyclv Tor Cash and has ono Of the most ex.
tcnsiyc lartories 10 rifln,
some .hir, az ilerni choice brands of serars from
Havana aud Brennan constantly an hand. An cNtrn.
live cash bus cnsbc cshi TO sell very small rro.
its Also sole agent Tor genuine Havana Eagle Pan.
cpc from the manufsoiory of NJ lie LNillrgas; Nun.
ero4 Ste, Rha STREET Principe tsis de Cubs.
Tie has also, choi.e brands OF fine cut Chewing and
smoking 'lohaccoi French Ruppe and Mscahoy -nnn,
constantly on hand, Orders filled on short notice.
Terms Cash. (decNl u, SCHiNNESS.
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GIgAEFEN EsEE.ea
EhRlfhY NlEnlGlsNES,


sk'iru Physician, aud they msy 10 relied upon all
eases.
1hc intelligence or the community il not insulledb BY
the off OF staelr medicine which rlams To cure Ati
nisEAsEs, bat tho GrUieub,rg Remedies consists Of
eleven nrrrut medicines, al uutqnalcd ia tic ,utc
ofhs diseases for which they are recommended,
among Witch msN be selected ore appropriate o amy
Tho Diseases Incident To this country aud climate.
tg"fitE GREFENBERG VEGETABLE RUS
40 bottle, than any other kind o, fll' in the world
ltl,c - ceHis,
tErGBRFENDERG UTERINE CATnoL CON
81 so, "
e.s'rnE UTERINE CATuoLICCH will aLo
cure Uravrl diseases Of the Kiineysi udnay dilcul.
| uos In males,
s-s-ruE GREFENpERG ARsAPARuIisb,
far The mo,i powerful aud elheaecus compound IN u,s
! tS-lllE GREFENBERG pNsENTEkY sYR
| lf is "a certain su1 quck remedy for all diseate, OF
he bowrl'-rrec 81 GENTS.
| e9-rHE UREFENHERG rtLE REMEDY ne,
'r NH To permanently relieve Ibis Glnrys'iug disease
GV-rHE GREFENpERG CniLnREN's FAN.
AtEA - an Invaluable compouni In al d,sea.e, iuci,
/ den; To chtl,rsn.
Lg-rHE GR.EEENDERG FEVER AND AGUT
RENEhN aaalsreisa 'peeiae ioT this particular
| sSs-ruE on EFENBERG GREEN MOUNTAIN
] OINTMENT eNcels all othof savcs in it. VuTsliyc ef
tscls-rueo % cents.
tX INt hhHFlNbERG CONSUMffsNEs
hAlM ncrlt the most astoui khng rclel 10 all pumo
nap airu-rtiro 50 a bottle, kV-An rHinrn
Ph'sicinn OF New Ntrk, states that he has Known IA,
N'wtenh,rs q CopsumptNsh Halm used With great sue
Iees''0 Unp'y, uNt owa eNpedonoe suhstaptiatosb hi
stntsNVutl.
| tV-1hE GREfENBERG HEALTH prrER'
arc Tho no'i pleasant dohghul tlaie s,ot ptspaI
! sd-ptitc % cents.
syTHE GRErENBTRG rNe LorIoN is IN
Psr'i'cdrd IN all lIhammulion or disrusrs Of thc ey
I Price - een.s.
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New and Fashionable

and will be sol At the lowest possible rsiss. Cs NJ
tho Gne iovelry aud Piano Rooms, No , Comnetcia
Row, Tifdn, q. (mD WILLIAM GALtLP
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n. n. kINGsLHl, Cleveland.
Fer sale hy nuRois Co. u. n, Snyder, Timu;
~ Han, loNell;ht 7. Yates. Green Srnns,; Mn.
Ruincyb Auicai u. ilollh,aE s. Co., Mclutthen,llei
an Cby medicine dealers thraue ehoui the STATE.
n o, klNGSLEN, Clsvehud,
ns5.lN, Assent fog Oh0.
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A NEW ARTICLE.
DR.. ROback'S Stomach BitterS

A new aud delightful Stsnaohio asd Cordial, for
g wing tone to the SomaVh. and for the prevention OF
bll Gus complaints Incident to the Western country.
Try it,
As morning drink to assist digestion and relieve
q yNpersia, IL has no equal. Iy o..
Ia Aayor II is superior 10 other Bitiers. Try II.
Z be formula Of thtse Bitiers, now tisGll tie sole
property Of nr Roback, originated with one Of the
oldest and most suiacn Medical lractitouers Of the
West, and It i directly predicated ups ths want.
Western people,
These Biiers de,ivo lheir stimulus from the power.
u tonic nature ofthe roots and herbs Of which they
efe composed, and as they by allaying unnatural
cravings ofthe stomach, directly promotiyo OF
TEMPERANCE,
the present propro tor believes that IN mNkiuz them
widely known the public welfare Is suhsssad
II WI soon be for sole By allofDr. Robacks numei
Agents, and AZ Hotels, &C., the country Ip
tho meantime, or'ers wibr iled direct from Cincn-
put Up In QuHTi bottles, aud securely packed in
doz eases. Half dos spmp'e casss win, however be
packed sud sent to sEy address, u desired.
Retail Price, 81 per Bottle, or Bottles for 81
| Principal Office and saesroom, No. o East Fouul
Street, 30 building from Main Street, Cincnnst, o.
| lahrliofy, No. ~ tlnmmond street.
fcg sale IN Scrrcu county lyl l., -. John 4 Co.
| Dubois n land j. L. Muuluurlt, TIN, u, Hail
| Lowell; y. NJ. Arndt, Adrian; J. w Miller, Atiaa
u W Holman Boswicki John iewfs, Bettfville
q $ Nonnker, Wstsols ststio~; L + bliss, Bloomyr
n q Cfeque West lodi; DuB & Co, Fostotia
James GTay, Melmorci J VI SilcoX, Net Lodii }
Yates, Green springs det27-lr
Md by m-5chsn,s aud druggists generally throughout
the United states and CaHndas.
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VI. Z. REyIyALs-The Western Chris.
tian Advocate publishes the following
summary Of revivOls in NJ. l., Churches
In Ohio and Indiana.
Collar circuit, Northwestern Indiana
Conference, J, Edwards writes 20 CON
versions, 50 acoes sions; Terre IIautc,
Northwestern Indiana Conference, ], :,
Donaldson, so aecessions, additions also
in the neighboriug appointments; Rriseoc
circuit, Western Virginia Conference, c.
King, preacher, rs acccssiohs; Spring.
field circuit, North Indiana Conference
z. NJ. Baker, 40 conversions and 80 acccs.
sions--quito number Joined the Preshy
terian Church; Fairfield circuit, South
eastern Indiana Conference, al Eben, zsl
-, Blooming Grove, 80, making tota
Of "a; Shelbyvlllc, H., r. Holding, %
scccssions; Pine Village, ]. Hill, preach
ar, as aceessiens; WesterVille, o., II. +
Pitcher, an excellent work; Haw lcyvill,
circuit, Western Iowa Conference, ID. II
Petefsh, lG on trial, D by letter.
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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EU.
ROPE.
ARRIVAL OF TnE CITY OF
NEW YORK.
The Settlement OF the Trent
Affair Known In England.

ST. JOINS, n. F.. Jan. 23.-Thc steam.
ship City of New York, from liverpool on
Wednesday tho Sth, via Queenstown ON
Thursday the 9th inst, passed Cape Rae,
this, Thursday, morning.
Her dates are four days later.
The steamship Europe, from Boston,ar
rived at Liverpool ON the 9TH inst,
There was considerable disappoiat.
mcnt expressed In England at the noa-re.
ccption Of definite ndviccs from America
relative to the Mason aud Slidell imbrog-
Eo.
The greatest anxiety was felt for the
news by tho mex, arrival.
The pirate Sumter hal arrived at Ca
diz, where she landed loriy.two prisoner
taken from three Federal merchant vcs
sells which she destroyed.
Sales Of cotton in the Liverpool market
for two days, Monday and Tuesday, wcr,
10000 bales. Market unsettled, but quo
taiions unchanged.
Brsadstaifs had downward tendency
except for corn, which was frm and up
ward.
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Tiffia at'srklp Trihane.
Hest Thoughts.
rhn LoRp,s PRAYER.

We lay before eur readers, the Lord'
Prayer, beaa,ifuliypa phrased into an scros.
tie, by Tho.. stuf;evant, Jr., soldier in the
oG,h regiment United States In 'antry.
Our lord and King. who rsign'st cnlhroncd
on high.
Father oflightl mysteriou. Deityl
who art the great AM. thsi,st the first,
Ar righteous. hyly. merciful and just,
In realms Of glory. scenes where angels sing,
Heaven Is the dwelling place Of God our
King
HalloweS thy name, which doth all names
transcend,
Be thou adored our grca, Almighty Friend,
Thy glory shines beyond creations space,
Named IN the book Of us,ies and of grace.
Thy kingdom towers beyond thy starry skies,
Kingdom satanic falis. but thiHe shall rise.
Come lei thine empire, o thouholy one,
Thy great Ard everlasting viii be done'
WIZ Cod make known lis will, his power
display,
nc Il the work Of mor,als TO obey.
Done Is the great the wondrous work oflove,
On Calvary 'scross he died but reigns above.
Earth bears the record in thy holy word,
As Heaven adores thy love. let earth, o Lord
II shines tranresndcnt in the eternal skies,
!. praised In llgaven--for man the Saviour
dies.
In songs immortal angels Iaud HI, name,
Heaven shouts with 10Y, aud saints his love
proclaim.
Give us. o Lori. our food, nor eease 20 give
Us that food 90 which our souls may livcl
This he our boon to-day. and days 10 come,
Day without end In our eternal homsi
Our needy FOULS 'upply from day 10 day,
Daily assis, aud nid u. when We pray.
dread though we ask. yet, Lord, thy bless
ings lynd,
Asd mste Us grateful when thy sits descend
F,rgive our sins, which in destruction place
Us the vile rebels ofa rebel race,
Our follies. fruits and trcspasses forgive.
Debts which we nc'er can pay, or thou re
ceive;
A. we, o Lord. our neighbors faults o'crl"ok
We beg thou'dst blot ours from thy memory
book.
Forgive our enemies, extend thy grace
Our souls 10 save. s,n Adams guilty race.
Debtors 10 thee in gratitude aud love.
Aud 10 that duty paid by saints above.
Lead us from sin. and in thy Mercy raiso
Us from the temp,er aud bis hollish ways,
Not 10 our own, but In Ills name who blcd,
Into thine ear we pour our every need.
Temptations fatal charms help rs to shun,
But may we conquer through Thy coRqueting
Son.
Deliver us from all which can snnoy
Us in this world. aud may our soula destroy
From all calAui :ies which men botide,
Evil and donth. o turn our feet aside;
For we are mortal worms, and cleaye to clay
Thine tis TO rule, and mortals To obey.
Is not thy mercy, Lord forever freeS
The whole creation knows uc God but thee.
Kingdom aud empire IN thy presence fall,
The Kins eternal reigns the King Of all,
Power Is with theo--to thee bc glory given,
Aud be thy name adored by earth and Aeav
en-,
The praise Of saints aud angels is thy own.
Glory to thee, the everlasting One,
Forever bc thy triuns name adorod:
Amen! ilossnal blessed bs tho loril
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sehirrus, Cancer Tu,nors, Enlargement,
liberation, Carries and ExfoIintion or
tho Bones.
Dyspepsia, Heart Disease, Fits. Epi1cp-
sy, MeIanch holy, NeurnIEIa.

syJ Mclnhchoiy, Ncurntktn
Many remarkable cnrvs Of those affections have been
made by the alternative power OF h todcino. AZ stimu-
luos tho vital functions Into vigorous action, aRi the
disorders which would be supposed beyond It's
reach snoh remedy las long been required by the
ecssics Of the people, aud confident that this will
do for lhen ali that medicine can do.
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G.. &. Esci.I,arX,

Dental Surgeon. .-----Oihce in
shawhan', nlock VI srv, directly uadeI tie Tuhune
lfice, Ms,k etstrcet. 1tilh Ohio, ocf3'h
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6~The Cairo Expedition turns out to
have been only reeonnoissanccin lorce.
The troops have returned.

6TA little boy often years, who had
been in the habit Ofregailing himself on
popped corn, during the last beautiful fall
oflarge, feathery snow, went running
10 his father, exclaining: "fknow what
snow U.s. papa" What, my son!' "It is
popped water, papa"
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LATEST.

The steamship City of Washington,
from New York, arrived out on the Sih,
The steamship Iura, from Portland, al.
40 arrived on the Sth. They took ont
the announcement ofthc adjustment orthc
Trent affair, which was received with thC
greatest satisfaction,
Coaso,s Immediately advanced from !
10 ia per cent
The United States gunboS,oTuscarcr,
h I'd arrived at Southampton TO watch IA,
Nashville, which was there ready lo
sea.
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Ayers Cherry PeCtOral,

Coughs, Colds, Inhucnzn, IIonrseness,
Group, bronchitis. Inclpicnt Com
sumption, nnd for the Relief
of COnsumptiVc Patients
la advanced Stages
OF the Disease.
This Is reincly universally known 10 surpass any
other for tho Of throat and lung complaints that IL
Is usolosR here Ia publish the evidence of is virtues. ia
unrvaed excellence for coughs ana cods aud its truly
wonderful OF pulmonary disease have made it
known throughout the civilized nations OF the earth
Few are the communities, even families, among them
who have not some personal experience OF It's elects
living trophy IN their midst Of It's victory tho
subtle and dangerous disorders Of the throat and lung
As all know tile dreadful fatality Of these disorders, aud
they know too the effects OF this remedy We need not
do moro than TO assure them that has all the Viz
that II did have when making the which have
20 strongly upon the confidence Of mankind.
Prepared by DR.. J. @. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass,
Sold in 1iilin by Dubois & Co. and /. l..
st. John & Co novl.ly
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t,P' The above named Ladies' We arc refscsailv Ne,
unuslnSd WITH and Know that ior svVetals wear, shis
we lived IN Medina, they were gTcat sufferers. Mls,
Cuu oleon snutsh cutcd hsT ot her cs,nulaiut NJ,
Nils fcceh ed great hen,G irIm this medicine We
Tocemmendit TO lh- Lsdiss o' this Couniy a. sais
aud es lent remedy eg the May eonplalan they o..
srAjsstte.e
John WEEKS,
Editor can6eld Herald.
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HOME TESTIMONY.

MI. n v pktNosiEN--noarSiT We icel il a auiy we
owe 70 the publc TO state taat Niar-l's Caholn on
is medicine n,aluablc toreumpltns classed untef
the head of female Diseases, We have used yorr
Greleuht'g Medicine Aud have ven greatly beneaied
thereby, 80 much 20, that were the pucc Gouhlc we
Nsould have them, To tho Thousand Of our feN who
aTc tufl1ing Ivm Ncskntssss, Nc wouid recommend
he Calhoconns sure punacta. lt givcs ,trustl 10
tho svtam and oushes eaek OF the sFgans Of thp boz,
10 Pef.oTn then uppfopiiuic innclioas
Nlf>. W CARTER.
Mt sE E. MEEkS
Mss U. SWoRMsrElT.
Msaina, Msreh l.lS6l