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AN EPTTHALAMIUN.
God savo the royal bridel
That loved one by his side,
Loving againl
Denmark : fair daughter, she;
highlands proud scion, he,
IN them still united DO
Briton and Dane.
Oh. on tbeIr nup,iui day,
Cause, gracious LORD, we pray,
Thy face to shinel
Hear Thou their solemn vows;
Grown Thou with Joy their browe;
To Jhysclf their hearts espouse,
And make them Thine.
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The New yaxoo Expedition.

OFFICIAL DISPATCH.
cApo, March A-r5o IN
Hon.GrnEoy MAS, Secretary Of tho Navy,
have Just received lnioaon T, on, Iisatqaant
Commando Bfeesc. dated Black IfawD aarcb TO-
Admiral Porter has 90 ,bry.sh s,oxss and naok
bayOus with =. irosclH "a tho Price, ana i INTO Dear
atsk, making all haste Tor the YsBoo. Doub,less he
..o. -
o,u~.l sAsrtasa and n. go'p'sr:. fs .l. ..
..h-- An Pgssvtn.
Fleet Captain and Commanding sqaadron q. Cairo.
srwsPApxR DHPArcH.
cs1sslri, March ~, 1853.
Ths xonltor sanbost Lafayette 10 reported 1p tho
Yszoo above Hane~' Bun Other gunboai have xose up
stirring news 10 expected from that quarter.
Ths reported evseaassoa q Hsnss' Bun BY sos rsbsh
ID no, credited.
SKETCH oy rnE NEW ROUTE
ne opsnlns up by Admiral Drtsr n another ros,s 70
The rear cs ne rebel works Hsipcs Baf matter S
os.p lnssrs-, IN geographical gel naval pois, o.
view Il DEVELOPS another o thoss cerious sys,sms Of
waller oour,ss when prevail 10 Tia, part q our ooaury,
ss1 points oct o. pav,sas,on smoet Get auto
unknown sps East until bropsbs " IGN, by tn syeni
NJ rsfcrrinsto our map vii b. ssea that ,hs Dli
zen, psss.d ~ the Yaroo river unin nearly opposite
Johsscps panasbo. She ssri proceeded s.oss cypress
bayou 70 s,sels's bayou, along that water and
sbrosh cypres~ lake 70 ftts Bsrs Fors ihroash vhh
sbs resehsd Dosr creek. YeiowiDg tbs as stream for
scus ds,ancs, sos brspches "a along Rolling Yort
Bs sanioser river do~n vhsh 80 proceeded anin she
re>ehsd No moush, Which opens INTO ~ Yasoe sbSve
Hslss.' Blur
Ths rVass vm v~y cifcsiloss bot ihs sb<el psa'
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Ttla colft q Appeals wsged 0vder - day d-shsru
ins iay fis,turg core egfsrtsi q to'~osins hu baS
bad tom ssst0ay
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VIC K s B y r q.
The Three Grand Expeditions
to Open the Mississippi.
All Of Admiral Farragut's Squadron
Above Port Hudson.
THE RED RIVER BLOCKADED.
9hs ldmirars Plagship and the AlbatroM
at the Cut OF.
The Tallahatchie Expedition
Temporarily Checked.
Opening Of a New Route to the
Rear Of Vicksburg.
Admiral POrter's Splendid Movement
Through the BayouS.
sNe~~>~>~o~~~N~>N~~~eo~~
The Iron.CIad Lafayette Above
Haines' Bluff,
&C.. &C.. 90.
Opening Of q New Route to the
Rear Of Vicksburg.
Admiral Porter's Splendid Movement
Through the BayOus.
The Port Hudson Expedition.
OFFICIAL DESPATCH.


CAIRO. March "a, 1868.
Hon GIBSON wErLFs Secretary Of the Navy Washington
Ihave lust received the following communication from
Lieutenant Commander X Il. Brccse dated Black Hawk,
March 20
The Hartford IS below warrenton. Admiral Farraguts
secretary board this morning. route TO Admiral
Porter. II win take him week a. least 10 communicate
and get back.
He saws that tho Hartford passed tho fort, bu. that tho
Others repuscd and one was seen in flames II Is
believed that the Mississippi tho ship destroyed.
A. NJ PENNOCK,
Fleet Captain, Commanding Squadron at Cairo.
ADMIRAL PARRAGur's WHOLE FLEET ABOVE PORT
HUDSON.
CAIRO, March 25--P. ~
Later news from vcksburg confirms the arrival Of the
sloop-ofvar Hartford and gunboat AIbatross a tho
mouth OF tho canal on the 20th
An officer from on board had arrived A. Gen. Grants
headquarters, bringing dispatches.
Seven Of Admiral Farrsguts steamers the blockade
OF Port Hudson. After coming up the river some dis
lance all but two returned and have probably gone TO
the mouth Of the Rod river.
General Banks had up make the land attack
when the feet the blockade.
current In that direction permits
ADMIRAL FARRA0UT's SQUADRON.
As far as known at present Admiral FarTaguts feet
consisted OF the following vessels-
Hartford flagship Captain Palmer rs guns.
Richmond, Captain j. Alden ...................26
Monongahcla, Captain y. McKlnstry, 4
Gcncsec, captain hcdoomb. Observation-Disclosures.
Kineo, Commander q. NJ Ransom. ..............
Taska, Commander n. y. X. Lewis.
Essex, IRON clad, Commander G. ii. Caldwel.....
Sportsman, storcship.
The following list Of officers Of the Hartford Al
miral Farragut's flagship
Rear AdmirdI-Davi q. Farragut.
Cdrtdia-James !. Palmer.
FEET SurQeow-Ionathan w. Folfz.
Lieutenant toupsandsn1-I. A. Kimberly.
CdJtdin Of M1rtH~-John l.. Broome.
.Snrocoa-Wm. N. King
Pdyuoa,r-Wm Meredith.
LisIeudnt.--John G. Watson, n. n Tyson
Fira Lieutenant Of Ndrina--,John H. Hgbec.
Ao.stdnt Swgeon--Jos. Hugo.
Rear Adrriraps SecrdaIy--E. &. Gabandsn.
Acting Maaos-T l.. Peterson, Y. 4. Goodwin.
k,arnesr-ia Chiq-yas. u. kimbsl
Enaga-E. c. Hszeltinc.
Soond Asristant Engi.e.gs-E D. latch, Fletcher A.
Wilson
Third Asrant Engineer, C NJ. Burchard, A. X. Full.
ton, Isaac Degrai, II. l.. Pkington Jas. u speight.
NidshfIparl--John ". Reed II. j. blake, q. D. Jones
Rear Admiydrs Clerk-Ioyale Farragut.
6dilmat>r-Jobn A. Holbrook.
Boa,srain-Jas walker
Cdypnster-C =. atimson
GsnHeT-John L. Staples.
kdaerls Xa,es-J y. lrott. n. n. Judson, q. Weston,
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A6hirs In Ctneinnasi.
HoSoRs 10 0nEEnAL BcRssDs--pRATn or An MI.
NEST MERCHANT, ETC.
crSoxsAn, March -. 1899.
Geo Burnside sersnAdsd - We Burnett Houss las,
might, re takes command q This dspay,msss.
VIM. ,. whi,smsn, q the late nrn q spvinssr WINE
q tbs ar. d'ed ~ ". rsul. HAsOSsA<ysn
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BALTIMORE 80.
Commercial College!
i@3 LooAT TED,
Ger. Baltimore and ChArleG-StS.
BALTIMoRE. MD
IgvsDID OnAnrrrrp, 1854


aaE1 LoOAT TED,
b Ger. Baltimore and Charles-Sts.,
BALTIM MD.
rNHIS INSTITUTION IS NOW IN THE MOST
prosperous And hourlGhing condition. Twice du
ring tho last has It been necessary obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation Of the In
etery State in the Union ~
I1t nS,F oeeupIe. one OF the most conspicuous and
dSaFaby located buildings In tbs city. The room
eFS SonmodiouSly arranged, spacious and elegantly
The advantages and facilities here offered 10 vouns
men desiring TO qualify themselves properly for th
various duties Of the Counting Room, or 10 obtain
Thorough tfdetieGi BuSirCEs Eiuedtion generally arr
DSnt e IN any pSEtleuaF BY any similar SStAb
FACULTY1
y.r-J..g TX LOslRR
Observation-Disclosures on the Science Of Aeeounts Com.
NORGE Business Customs, etc.
J. N. PHILLIPS,
ProIeSoT oTtho Theory and Practice Of oonInR
and Commercial Calculations
II. II. DAVIES, I'LL ..1
Associate Professor Of Book Keeping.
! a..... n. @. JOHNSON,
Professor Of Business and Ornamental psrr,.,.Lt,
ST. WILLIAMS, ESQ.
Lecturer on Mercantile Law
XIV Z. EEATES REESE, D, D.
Lecturer on Commercial EthIos.
/! TRUSTEES. sr
Zen. J3S, P. Kennedy, y Hon Joshua iyansapt. + 4
5'.oh t Tss. sT r' Mm II. Keighler, Esq,
The College 10 provided with ComreFeiSi IJbrsrv
ientA W 'N N'o '' "ne st1
Each Student has dosk to himsslr and I, uop..
There being no vacation during the year, Students
Enthusiastically equir ed ia ha f,ll.or..
rom to IL weeks 80 - 'N'i e"ul't'
AADIFIootA e ayvHrded to all Graduates IS
AlArE6and Beautifully OrnGmented OirenIhr nm.
aiming upwards Of SIX SQUARE YEFT renTssentj, IN
exterior and Interior View OF the College. VaSions
- S designs penn anEhip 4e,, sent by mail
Ite ShoESet aeeomPAniedwith eataloEueCiyi1c mil
Address - u H. X L6SIFR
Baltimore Nd,
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Cathartic pills.

NE sciences OF Chemistry and Medicine have
oeen taxed their utmost to produce tbis Nj
most perfect purgatiVo which iS known d EIE5 H.
Vulnerable proof arc shown that theS, p1rIS a ~
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SS HSa tnat they Win uaprOeeaentediy upo1
70 take, but powerful 70 cure TSNIrI ,Pp.e..
ptoperues stimulate the vital activities q hSSo5S
booJ an sde oDsr9etSns q It's organs puffy X,
oou, anu o. pol disease. They plFro All ~ al
ham1I which breed dgroU sterapss
usgsh Or dieordeIed CtEans into thejr nSt-SI -
Sois IT.tsI5 aSathy tone with strength Is he
NOR ehly Dc they sure me
T 81 every body, but also fermi5shiS -
diseases that hare hated the beSt ~ m.
tSHI AZ ~ s tneg produce poRSrfaI ed4cts
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H1iSSt ana best phyHio that can "a Syorlt.i ~
,stH belns sugar coated, they arc piSSSSnt "a
rieS Of harm: Cures have been 81 ny
TeEe they not tubstanttateG by men teb
pTeioS ~ ana ShAsaster - e forbid the EOS-
pnyvelans have lent theit names 10 eeTtffE u m
uolie the reliability II my rsDodiuE VIII, ofI,sTs
nave sent me the AGsurGaeeS Of fhe4r eo-tT. ~.
my Preparations oontEfbutS fnSrs5ISIT ~ tT.S5I
OF my oInieted, suffering Eellou-mrn :. - -''-
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thelr use aud OeTtineAtsso 81 IhoT eIrs- ~ IT
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or King's EVn They GiSs 81 .,s-iSLt.i LeE9tula
ti.S !. 3g the systeu, cure many eSr1pIsJ,St-
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Det6SgementS q he H. "a
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Dc nSt Be pat Cd by GnprTnsIpIsd ds.lsr, t-,.A
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eotaElve poWSrs The Siek want tLS 80 "a
thsEs Is for them, aad hey should have It. . ~
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Practical a"S AHslysSaI c4sntss, ES1.1ss ~.
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A Card to the People
Now Is Your Time to Save Money!

Bargains! Bargains!! BarRainsIll
eoa'equoaee Of the fact, that all Cotton Goods
i are advancing very rapidly, Rad tho indications
arc that they will very DO higher thin Al ANY
previous time have purchased large and Eplen'H
stock Of ForeiiH and Domestic Dry Goods. Which
have In store. No. - Maa ssseeG, Centre WheoIjnE
and to which would respectfully invite tho nttpn
hOl Of tue public, intend selling the stock ont
~ tho old prices, and goods sVon eheape thar
they w0to ever known before. 10 that All ner,ons
neodtuE soeds. or who will need them very soon had
batter avail themselves OF this opportunity Of SUP.
plying thcmselvos as they will sava money by max
lug their purchases at ths time; besides they will
from. N'' s''S''o"A
sly stock consists, ia part Of Brown and BVeachOd
hu'na, Calieos. Mems and Boys wear Of every de-
So,ipIion Cheeks, FIGnnelS, GinghAm4, shAwls Table
and Towel DiAPers, lriAh InenA and Shirt Blossoms
P9rAsos, Shaker Hoods. Hoop skirIa Lace End Ciron
9dine Wells, White 6OodS, LAeeB Embroideries OF ali
kinda. Hosiery, &C., &e.
LADIES! LADlEsI Your special attention is
Invited to my very superior stock Of DRESS GOODS
which Is the largest, cheapest and most complete OF
tho season. Lawns Plain, Plaid and Embroidered
ORGY Goods, MoznmbIquss, BorHso AuEIaIs &c, in
great variety Please call early, hs will make II
greatly to your advantage 10 do 90. - If-'TTT ~
Yours very respectfully, -4sas.l
Io2t No. 80 Main St, cOntro Wheeling, IA.
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Missouri Mining Company

incorporated Feb. 22d, 1851.
CAPITAL STOCK.,............ 81 10000
LNHIs COMPANY is FORMED FOR THE PuR.
Il pOso Of advancing the great mining interestsol
our State. We do not profess to be governed by
purely philnnthropic motives in Initiating this en-.
terprso We believe that tho stock eau be made to
pay large dividends and at the time more real
good accomplished and greater progress lHndc in de-
Voloping and making known the astonishing mineral
wealth OF Missouri than by tho Of i've times the
Am0untot our Invested In any other busnesG
Wo shall make the office OF our Company a com
pete mining bureau Of tho mineral resources q the
State. We have power under our charter to rur
chase and sell mineral lands wherever Iscntcd In
Missouri. Great Inducements will be offered to can.
italsts and mining Adventurers, who desire to puF.
Company. @ - - '"''
We respectfully solicit tho attention OF nil who
nave mineral lands for sale to send us abatement
OF the same describing the kind of minerals on their
andS, the number Of acres. the location, and the low
tney are willing to take for said lAnda
he shall work only such mines pay largely but
ANAL open and prove most Of tho lands we SELL Tho
Sooks Tor subscription to the stock arc now open at
the ohico Of tho Company, Main street, northwest
corner Of Locust, over Merchants' Bank, entranSs
No. Fl Locusts street. All who Eeel an In fbJ
UJhS!nei, ana nave money will do we'll to call and
subscribe. Those wishing stock, living out of the
city, cAnsecurott by enclosing ten per cent of ~
amount wanted to the President or Treasurer.
Wis DIREcToRs;
aafS Hy y: Bacon, esq Matthew ButIor, Ea1.
1sori G = tI, Esp L. B: uarwood Esq,
ToIVS y Pd Lath Fp' ESQ D. ii. Lynch, EaG,
- V OOS'' Esq" Joseph Payne, Egg,
Henry D. Bacon = r. " Rae. t....r..
II. BUTLER, Treas. ALPRED Gil PB pro.,.
The above prospectus has up to this date b..u
9uSlsnsd IN only one of leadiug papers for tan
no extra Efforts to get stock faketi hNye isSs
mes 81 INC enterprise that over two hundred tbas
,oniJ o. the stock has already been taken We
IN fI jtIS. nc that the shares SOS each paid
Ne, [esiatsred only when dividends are rcceyed
Smy person having money to spare cam Gy the mr.
E9os an that Will pay largely and hold
Al converted into cash withoutIoSS
n Az. to the President prompti
st.LouIs NO.. March %, 1861. mhSO-d&w2un
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hAAELh0V 1Ith Aug, 1862.
BUSINESS heInE fuIty resumed on the Baltimore
ID Ohio Railroad, Ihs Company having thorough
~ reconstructed the b. eaA in the track and BRIDGE
under Government protection, the road thoroughly
And completely guarded by Government troops will
ger trains aud eontinue their full equipment in the
tranEp0rtAti0p Of tohnaSe.
~ PASSENGER SCHEDULE.
moi zaE Depart, 7u-rl --Trs
LEAVE WHEELING, daily. at 1910 A. n: Ben.
wood lo:3O A. NJ; Grafton, 500, z. NJ; New Creek
$50 T. 81 Cumberland, 9:;E5 r. NJ; MArtinsburV
~ A. NJ; uNrpsrs Ferry, 3:lT NJ; arrive at BAL
timorS At 500 A. u.
1.,.t Returning,
LEAvR BALTIMORE at 9 P. II. Martln,burv.
ll:9S p. 81; Cumberland, A. NJ; Graiton II a. n;
BsnWood, 4lb r. NJ, arrive at WneSiing $40 r. Il.
-"l DtraTi, it'Iilt
The second train will depart daily, eIcopt sotrr.
days. At $50 z. ~; Grafton 3:SS A. 81; New Creek
!:9E a, ID Cumberland, 915 A. NJ; MsrtIn1burR
tZ:o9 I. N; H4rper's Ferry, l:.s p. "; Washing.
Soue1iSH, S:Is r NJ arrive At Baltimore at s:[a
.ErHsl5 Returning,
L Ii;A,I BALTIMoRE, s:4t A n; HaEpsr's Fer
~, i2:l0 A. N; MArtinsburE, l:5I p N, ECuplsr.
laud, 6:l2 ?. N; Oakland, V:68 r. NJ: Grafton ii.IO
r u. ESHWoOd, A. NJ; al rive At Wheeling 69S
l#r ~. SMITH, Master TFansp ortatlon,
L. N. COLH, General Ticket Agent.
JOHN KING, JE-, Auditor -,
a. DlEREf, General Supervisor Of TrnIps
'.P' WILLARD, SaPSrviSr Of Trains -ti=
J,B. FORD, GHu'IAEOnt, whsslins. - 'u %uEIs
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CLEVELAND, Pittsburg andWheel-
60 81, ing Rail Road.


81, ing Rail Road.
kskk 60 60
NNAND AFTER MONDAY, Nov 17tb. 1872 pa.
(sundAyS exeePt0dl - -
% A. u, SlAi Train, stopping at all stations. ar
Cleveland At $50 L. NJ i@s7'f+ ~ ''t-"
SbS Z. n. Expires Train. stonpIna at ali .t..tr.
80 arrives at pittsbuTph nj 1916 y. NJ
"4o T. IL; E1pteSa Train, arrives At Pittsburgh at
A'OO r. ~ aud Cleveland At 0:22 A. H.
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland at 9:25 A. 81 and 3.50 p n -
rive at bridgeport at OI10 p NJ. and 6:2I A. NJ ~
Leave l'tttabuTGh At l:tO A, NJ, $40 A. N. and
FAY =: M arrive Gt bridgeport at O:st A. N, 1866
Connections are mado as FoIIoVya,
Al Pittsburgh with Pennsylvania Ii. Ii. for Uarri,
burg, baltimore, Washington, PhiIa.
deiphiN, New York aud Boston
Cleveland with Cleveland ToIed r. r. for San
dtISky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago And
All points IN tho NoRTM wEsT. Will,
Detroit steamers for Detroit, jackson
.# SS!hicaSo aud tho NORM WEST. With
Cleveland 4 Eric r. Il, for Rtle, Dun.
Girk' bunalo and Niagara Falls with
.g cleveland. Columbus a Cincin natl Tor
-.F GFeStinc Delaware, Columbus and
1t Hudson with tho or. Z C. r. r.. for ouyahova
.salnai Falls Akron, MllersburGh aud Woes.
At Alliance with p; IT. ". & G. R. r. for Canton.
', 5" M .Ias Wooster, Salem, Rnon, @.
AtSteubenviIle with r. G. 4 c. Line and AZ Br,,.,,
with G. o. o. RR. for 2anesvilIc New,
ark, Columbus, NeniA, Dayton. Init
I. SnHpols, CH4ro, Cincinnati, Louisville
81: Louis, st. Joseph and all points
Wtst and South Wcht.
Excursion Tickets to l'ittsburgh and return s-s
any other route. H4'~A'A tnAu
Through Tickets to all points in tho West Nbrlb
SnI East can DO procured at the office under fSc
MeLure House, Wheeling, Va or Win ,rt IN.
Agent at Bridgeport Station. A'PHe'
Freight contracts will DO made at lowest rates IN
any point accessible BY this road and its
70 the East, North, West and Sorth-W est Al oF6Cs
under MIure House. with Ft, Agent At BriIgs'
port STATION. WM. D.TRRItY, Agent.
III. ...r.s...H : Wheeling, Va.
D. d. WILLIAMS, AEeSnt =.
n. MeoULLoUGH, President. ''''''0'
~ Il. MYERS, Gent Ticket ACT, nbs
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OF y HE
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-Yp thS6ndarsIaaed Mayors hereby earthly that |
wv the DruGgtStS, ApothoGAIioS, o n -
Surnpeo 10 us that the remedies Of Ok. = ~ Inc
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7 Mayor Of FALL RIVER, MASS
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Mayor Of DUBUQUE. IOWA.
HON. THOMAS oRUTCHFIELD, ....
HON. ROBERT BLAIR,
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Ss'' = " Mayor Of ROCHESTER,, N, T.
non. DE WITT O. GROVE.
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" Mayor of MILWAUKEE, WIS.,
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Mayor of KENosHA. WIS
4 u Mayor Of CHICAGO, ILL
,-O',' = : - AA' Mayor Of SELMA, ALA
Mayor Of MONTGOMERY, ALA
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Mayor Of MEXICO.
DON EsTEPHAN1p RoDRIogns, 80
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Certify that the re.tden. Druggist, have assured
5a1seHsao them
Ayers sarsaparilla
Is An excellent remedy, and worthy the confidence
Of the community.
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P'A'n''' E"hN hNIGHr.h.D. t5.h 'Hs a
A. d. MORTLEY. Esa =, No.; =, ,,,s.L.-,. o. -,
have used your IsstOTat nystif il ny sSuaiiy ever
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AMOS LRB, Esa,, MoNTRBRH, IA. write, "A H.,
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clergyman, Tho first dahd reIIeTad ms sor.Ss.S -
my throat and luhgS; less thaa one haF ~
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tenn y"n Doci.r ne pcs. We cHn buy, and We sS-
resn1.IT's,,t AAa odiethst, As the Poor
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can be allowed to agents " S9nntsston
LEONARD SCOTT A0
g Hao No. o. Gold StTeet,Sov y.rL
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BKIAYIELD, MAss., Dec. %, 1855.
DH. &c. ARR: I do not hesitatS Ia
say tho beet remedy have ever found
Tor Coughs, HparaeneSS. InhuehIA,
ann the eoncomitant symptOms OF .
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Tor tho treatment Of these com
plants. EBEN KNIGHT.M.D.