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TIE PRINTERS sooIABLE.-This festival
which will come of at Chapin's Hall this
evening, will be very pleasant party. Its
object is the relief of a sick and INDECENT
printer. Letit be largely attended.
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RETURNING TO THE FRoET.-The 60th
New York Volunteers, which passed through
here about month ago, on its way to enjoy
s thirty-day furlough in st. Lawrence coun-
ty, where it was recruited, passed through
this city Sunday afternoon on Its way to the
front. It arrived on the Lake Shore rosd
about six P. ", and left on the Columbus
road half an hour later. Thsygo viq Indisn-
spolis. Some one hundred volunteers were
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NEW YORK mAKkEg-Feb. Is
IBT FHLHsakFH.l

lBI FKLHsRAEH.l
Cotton-Market shade firmer. Sales at sIKc for
middling uplands.
FiOur-Shipping grades are in better request and
closed frner. Trade brands are quiet and without
decided change.
Sales 1905 95 for extra State inside price for infe
rior; s7.25 az 50 for extra round hOOped Ohio :
O. ,5599, 50 for trade brands.
Whisky-Market steady. Sales At S5CS5o.
Whent-Steady with fair demBnd closing with
tendency.
for Milwaukee Club Gl,66el,69 for Winter red
Western.
Corn-Quiet ealesat fI,2s for shipping Mixed
Western in store: 9, ,2l for Western Yellow.
Onts-Quiet and shade hrmer. sales at eO8glh
for Western.
WOOI-Quiet and firm.
Petroleum-Firm and quiet. Sales at GG47H
for refined in bond.
POrk-Market frmer and In good demand.
Sales at S2i ,5OG2I 52S for 25O for old messi
tl3 50al37 for new do e60OGol50O for old and new
prime; 2l,2602l,75 forprime mess Also 259 bbla
mess deliverable within ten days 2l,76 1000 bbls
new mess for March, s2t o.; 2,91 bb!s prime mess,
buyers option, for the 18th Of March ut sZl 80.
Heef-Less active but steady. -
Dressed B0gs-Yery hrm. Sales at 9az9I0l4c
i.ard-Firm. Sales at Is@I34c Also 90 bbIs
for March and April at l36Gl4; 80 bbls for March,
buyers option at I31sc.
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Between ten and one o'clock Sunday night
JaiIor Bennett received Eve inmates to tAe
city prison, and admitted twenty six cfsnd-
ers To hail.
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All those persons invited to perform at the
Old Folks Concert Of the Sanitary Fair, are
reminded of the Importance Of attending
the first rehearsal, which will be at the now
Court House, court Room No. 81, on Wednes-
day evening, the 10th inst at o'elock. Let
there be good beginning.
s. FoLJANBE,
feIS:It Sec. Old Folks Comet.
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There will be q meeting Of the Floral
Hall COMMITTEES, at the building on the
Square, every afternoon during the week, at
o'clock, beginning with this Tuesday, af-
ternoon, save on Wednesday, when it will
take place at 2 O'Clock. By order Of
MRs Da. E. STERLING, Chm.
LAURA W. STERLING, SEQ. febl6;lt
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LOCAL NOTICES

THE Church and Congregation Of the ST..
Clair street NJ. E. Church will make their
Pastor, Rev. J. Whitley, donation on
Wednesday evening next, February 18th, in
the basement Of the Church. All are re-
spectfully invited to attend. fsb16;lSS
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BILLIARD MAToH.-A billiard match
came off at MeIlrath's rooms last evening,
bstwoon Frink and Coon, 500 points csrom,
in which Frink was the victor by 1913 points.
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Is the Best Tonic in the World!
- READ RRO g4Fs sd: q

From the Rev. Levi G. Beck, Pastor Of the Baptist
North Baptist Church, Phiadsphir.
for a number of Yesls. Ibave used tbsm in my oWn
family, and have been so pleased with theI eheSti
that was induced to recommend them 10 many Stti
ers and know that tfSsy have operated IN
" beneficial manner. Itske great pleasure IN thu7
publicly procatminF1 this fact, and calling the
lion Of those afflicted with the diseases ior Whlcn
they are rtcommer Sied, to these Bittersj knoNlRs
from experience tlIst my recommendatl0h WI s 4e
sustained do this more oheeTfully as HOcnsna
Bittsrs Is intended benefit the afflicted, and Is
rum III ii-'@' LEVI G. BECK.
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AT THE ANGrEK.-George Bancroft, the
historian, spent Sunday at the Angler. Gao.
Francis Train was at the Angler yesterday.
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FOR SALE.
AUCTION Sales,
T7HUR8DAY, FEB, 18Th, 1864.

'LIU4EIDHA' i LII 4OIHi 1oOFs
Two Houses and lots,
AT AUCTION. o. CUTIE SoE
O,OUTTER SON will seHI on Thursday, Febru.
NY 18th, on the prem ses, the following described
property, viz:
HOUSE sND LOT 104 EUoLID-Sr.
Two story Brick House. with Basement, well built,
Gas and Water, with fixtures. Also, good frame
Barn on same premises. Lot a9T feet front and LIS
ieet deep, running through to HWon-St.
HOUSE, AND Lor 106 EUcLID-ST,
Two story Brick House. with Basement, well built,
MS isst deep, running through to Huron st.
TgRMs or SAIE-One fourth cash at time Of sale /;
balance in one, two and three years.
sale TO com mence st 10 O'CLOCK A. II.
H8-kof further particulars enquire Of Brayton
stockNFell, No. Atwater Building, or Of o. Cutter
Son, Bank-St. ianl9.l35
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CITY NEWS
Printers Wanted.

Two good COmpOsitors will find steady
employment at this Office, BY making in
mediate application.
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recruited for the regiment while at home,
who will also pass on to the front in few
DAYS.
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WAN ED!
Fractional Certificates c. c. s c. Stock
HIGHEST PRIOE PAID FOR
GOLD, SILVER, U. S. INTsT. COUPONS
" A N t E d
Canada Money,

Canada Money,
BIZ E.B. HALF, BANKER,
Ill supeFIsr-St.
E%Agent for the purchase and sale Of
Government Bonds
E@Uncurrent Funds converted ct Low
est Rates. febl
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Rose * Prsntir.' Prayru,Ua Market Re

Rose q krsnAlsP FFaViaiO7 MAfAsA hS-
port.
The following are the rates charged by them.
Hams-SHFar-cured preInium Hams, 3 D. ITO
Drto0 bce1-T LOG
ShOuiders-Sugar-eured y -.-.loo
LErd-Prime leaf kettle-rend'e ed in bbls 3 b..l34c
f" Prime leaf kettle rendered in kegs = B..t3Ao
PGfk-NO. mess q ~
Extra clear 80
~ No extra charge made for packages or carriage
20 railroad depots bOats Ali articles warrant
cd strictly prime, and equal to anything in the State.
Orders promptly filed. Our sugar-cured Hams and
Eettle-rsndered Lard took the first premium At the
late Ohio State Fair. BOSE PREhTISS,
NOs. l42, IA and l46 Ontario-st.. Cleveland.
julyI:R2s
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From Rev. J. Newton Brown, d. d. Editor St q, 8 Q
Encyclopedia Of Religious knowledge and Chfls-
tian Chronicle, Phiii delphis.
Although not disposed TO favor or recommend reg
ent Medicines ie gene-B through Ctgtrust q thelE
Ingredients and sfsotss vet know o. no s1Llelsnt
Fsasons why me1 may not testify 20 IL benen1 he
believes himseh 20 have received nom my slHRts
preparatisn In the hops he may thus oon '1DuIe 70
the benefit OF othsr5. ,s,
do this the more resdl IN regard 10 Hoo Nana :
German Bitters, prepare! BY Dr. q. n. Jacks u "
this city, because Preludiced AgRinst then "
many years, under the impression that they We ?
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. l am indebted to my
friend Robert Shoemaker, Eos, for be removed this
prejudice by proper tesui End for announcement 70
try Them when suffering from great and long oontn.
mad debility. The OF three bottles OF these Bit
tsrs at the beginning Of the present year. was fol.
lowed by evident relief and restoration to degrees Of
bodily and mental vigor which had not felt for siK
months before and had OF rsgsining
therefore thaEE God aud my friend for directing ne
to the use Of them J. HBHTOh BHONh.
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LICENSED CLAIM OFFICES
0LEvELLEp, Ohio, W4sHTsaTcsss, sa5 I'D. u e =
No. / Lgmsn's Block NC 40 Nlntn S1'
Near the Court House.
We are authorised By Government to collect
500 Bounty
due discharged soldiersi also, the widow, chu-
dreu, end rightful heirs ofsll deceased soldiers
also
20 which every discharged soldier o was DIS
sbledin the service, Is entitled. Also, Pensions
for soldiers widows, children, mothers or or
phan sisters, SIS they are seyerslly entitled IN
der the law Also,
sue discharged soldiers or resigned ofaesrs'
promp.y collected, or csshed. Also,
Prize sIsney.
Money due enlisted three months men
money due tssmsters, srd every other class oi
claims growing ont Of this or any other war.
We also pay special attention TO
PATENTS.
~ Avoid CLAIM End Patent Agents who
are not Licensed.
We publish TIE soLDTE='s FErESDs psper
q much interest to soldiers snd their heirs.
sand us ycUr name and stamp, and We will send
Acopy Tree, or twelve copies, one eseh month";
tor - cents.
Apply to US IN person or by letter, with stamp
snd your business shsI have prompt sttention'
Fees low, and no charge until after we have &C.
ssntIO @. G. BRUCE.
oLKVKLAND yyoOLKN mHLa.
s. & 3. C. POPE,
supsIintendsnts, Manufacturers and peslsrs in
al kinds Of
" OLEN 600 g,
Consisting Of Plsin Fancy
CAsSIBEREs,
DOESK1NS,
GATTJHET5, ~ o.
UNIONS,
FLAEEELS,
BLANKETS,
ETC, ETC.
IA good. stock constantly on hand, adapted to
the Western Market.
Marfet prices paid for Wool and Pelts, in Cash
or ManufsLtured Goods.
Office and Salesrooms,
no. s5 WATER STREET, CLEVELAND, o.
au2.R
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q G. BRUCE.

LFCENsED CLAIM OFFICES
CLEVELAND, Ohio, WAsatsGfosi z y -
No. / Lgus&n's Block Nc. 40 Nlntn Ss'
Near the Court House.
We are authorised bJ Government to collect
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T OTIS FOR SAL G-l35 FT. Front
4 on Superior ST., corner of Muirsan-st. Also
Eub-ots l6 L and Is being g fact front each on Su
lssrior-sf east Of hiuirHon-Es Asc-lE Ieot front
on sprinR-St running bark 10 the Bailroad track,
being land on which part Of tks Wood Shed Of the
Clsyeiapd Columbus & Cincinpafi Railroad stands.
AIso-I7 feet inches front Cha1pain-st., nearly
oBpazfta the new fly ourt Uouss.
G1T-For tsrms enquire OF PAlHA WADE
decs- -Ra8 ATTORNEYS.
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SECOND 0HIo CAvALRY-A VETERAN
REeIMENT.-Ths I'd Ohio Cavalry was re-
cruitsd in August, 1851, at Cleveland, Ohio,
and left for Missouri with 200 men in jan
uary, 1852. Since that time the regiment
has been recruited by four companies orig
inalIy raised for the sth o. V. c., and 100
men by individual recruiting. The regiment
has served in Missouri, Kansas, Indian Ter
ritory, Arkansas, Virginia, Kentucky, Ten
nsssee, Georgia, Alabama, Indiana and
Ohio. Its horses have drank from the wa
ters of the Arkansas, the Usage, the Neosho,
the Missouri, the Mississippi, the Ohio, the
Cumberland, and the Tennessee. 1t has
been in forty-One engagements, more or less
severe, and has served under Generals Hun
ter, Sturgis, Blunt, Scho6eld, Curtis, Wright,
Burnside, Foster and Grant.
The regiment has been directly command
cd by Colonel Doubleday, Lieutenant Col
onel Ratiif, Colonel Kautz, and for the past
yoar by Liegtsnant Colonel G,Orgs A. Pur-
ringtsn. It has marched m aggregate of
more than twelve thousand miles, without
counting fOraging and scouting expeditions.
The Second has furnished Colonel, two
Majors snd an adjutant to the 10th 0. V. C.;
a CAPTAIN and four Lieutenants and $50 men
for the 25th Ohio Battery, besides others who
may be, for aught wO know, obscure Briga-
disrs in distant parts of the field.
The regiment brings homs about $40 men.
Al. G-uI
It has been in Camp Chase now nearly two
weeks awaiting furlOughs. After its fur
Iougbs expire it will rendezvous at Camp
Cleveland. Several companies arc from
Cleveland, and all from Northern Ohio.
POLICE CoURr.-A tremendous docket
! awaited Judge HessenmuIler this morning,
on which we're forty-eight cases; $462.2O
were collected as fines in city, and como
s2S 90 in State cases. The following is the
docket:
Petit Laroeny-AIbsrt BentlY, $40 and
costs.
Disturbance - Tobias Peasants, 81 and
costs; John Wilcox, case nOlled Joseph
Peterson, costs Walter N. DibbIe, S. and
costs.
Destroying Propsrty-Edward Washing
ton and David Turpin, cases continued.
Assault aud Bsttery-William COnley alias
William Cook, $40 aud costs.
Vagranoy-JasOb Scott, case continued.
Manning George Ellsworth, case con-
tinued.
ntoxication-Patriok Crsddook, John c.
Cowan, Thomas Turleigh, Alister McAlister,
each 81 and costs. Maria Carroll, Jane
Fleming, each sont to the houss of cOrrec-
ton twenty-nine days. Ellen Reynolds, case
noued.
Keeping House of IIl-Fsms-MAry Will
Iiams, $25 and costs; Maria Severance, $75
and costs; Caroline Green s75 and costs.
Residing in same-sarah LOchlan, Fan
ny Brown, Anna Tracy, Eliza Holden, Frank
Wright, Mary Williams, Kate Jones, fined
from $40 to $40 each.
Visiting same-JOhn Thompson, Thomas
Plumb, James Randall, Charles Watkins,
Albert COe, John Smith, Charles Smith,
George Parker, Ge-rge Rogers, William
Thomas, John Ames, Chss. Roosevelt, Henry
Jones, David Mills, VIM. johnson $40 and
costs.
Between ten and one o'clock Sunday night
JaiIor Bennett received Eve inmates to tae
city prison, and admitted twenty six offsnd-
ers to hail.
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cotIt-B3

- Dr. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine and
Eectropathy, cures obstinate csses OF DyspeP,
sia, rheumatism, scroiula, Neuralgia and All
nervous diseases, and diseases OF tne bralhI
Throst. Heart. Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
csns, and other Chrome diseases. Reference
9iven 10 nsny formidable cases cGTed IN TINS cry
Sher other physicians hsd failed. See sdyeTuse-
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IsTl, Sir, yo1rS yery truly,


Aftsr having plsFedon tie Pianos Of Mez5rs. knADa
4 Co. Il Is posablo not to besr testimony to theif
Qualities which have acquired Tor them tho eminent
reputation which they eli9T. Ihs Pia1oa Of theH
manufacture, which bare played, rrs e1ceednS-
u remarkable u their qualities of tons. The Beka
q power u, without harshnss5 and the up1er lott9
TEsst clear and hermoniOuziy meiicW, (chT75titzs1
and do not hesitate to express in regard 70 these ns
strunents NJ entire Eat5scton, and e declare ttAf
thsy are equal not superior 10 the best manll1c-
tured In EuroB5 this country By the most csleErA-
Ted msksrs. l5tgnedl L. d. aOT1bOHAhhs
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YU5TEEss E0zI0Bs.

FLAGS AND BANNE Rs.I
Orders promptly filed. Address
CIV. CRORELL + CO.,
,.n9s:lsl I'll superior-st., Cleveland, Ohio.
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ST. LOUIS MARK KET--Feb. Is.
ley TELEaRAPH.I

Cotton-Receipts 507 bales.
FIour-Heavy. Sales at 25 for superhne-
Whent-Lower. Sales at ,255l, ,2s for prime to
to choice.
Corn-Steady. Sales at sI ,0O81Os.
(lats-Firm. Sales at 9l546qOH.
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LEGAL INrELLIGENCR.
Court of Common Pleas - Saturday ant
Monday.

Court of Common Pleas - Saturday anu
Monday.
CIVIL BRaxcH.-Iu the case Of Baker V''
Shepard, the Jury we're out from Friday af-
ternoon to Saturday afternoon, but were un-
able to agree, and were discharged.
The case of sutlifs Vs. Parsons was argued
to the Court, butnO decision has yet been rem
dered.
In the case of Barry "a. the Northern
Transportation Company, which was argued
in this Court yesterday, judgment was given
for the defendant.
The case Of Charles W. Gos vs. Thomas
Walton, administrator of the estate of T. A,
Walton, was tried in this Court yesterday ;
Backus and Noble appearing for the plain
tiff, and Loren Prsntiss for the defendan
Ths suit is brought for the ful6llmsnt of 8
contract made by 7. A. Walton with the
plaintiff, to deliver some hour to him, which
he claims was bad. No verdict was arrived at
CRIMINAL CoURT.-The divorce docket wal
called in Court Room No. 8, on Saturday
Divorces have been granted in the following
cases:
Julia Starr ps. Joseph Starr.
Christian Graham Vs Henry Graham.
Emma Miller vs. Joseph Miller.
William W. Ward Ds Mary E. Ward.
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DARN FOR SALE.-THE UNDER
SIGNED offers for lele the Farm on which be re-
sides, in South Euclid, Cuyehoga county upon reas
o1abie ters said farm consists OF about 30 acres Of
good land 90 Of which improved, and the residue
well timbsred. II is we'll Watered and contains va
Tietv Of Fruit Trees Just beginning 10 bear. The
Buildings are nearly new. and consist OF Dwelling
House Barn, Blacksmith shop and other convenient
Outbudings and the location is in every respect de-
airable.
Ga-For particulars enquire Of tho subscriber, on
the premises, or Of S. J. Andrews, 10. Perkins
Rlocf Cleveland WM. GAYLORD,
Enrlfd. Tah p l34lAW
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From the Rev. Thomas Winter, Tsstor or RoIbo--
ough Baptist Church.
Dr. Jackson-Dear Sir: feel Il due t0 your excel
lent preparation. HOohscd German Bitterr, to add
my testimony to the teseryed reputation It has OBJ
tatned. have To- years. az times, been troubled
with great d1sor r in my head aud nervous syste m
was advised cy friend to tTy bottle Of your Ger
man Bitter i did 50 and have experienced great
and une- sected relief; my health has eeen very ma
terisll/ benefited. I confidently recommend the
attice where meet with case simtlar TO my oWnI
AM have been assured BY many Of their good enscs
= Rss6ecffuIIT yorrs 7 WINTER,
Roxborough, Pa
From Rey. J. s. Herman, OF the German Reformed
Church, Kutztown, Berks county, Pa.
Dy O. M Jacksop-RegpectedS Sir: have been
troubled with Dyspepsia nearly twenty years. hnq
have never used any medicine that Old me as much
good as Hoo1snd Bittsra- en very Inueh linprVf-
"a in health after having taken hve bottles
Yours, with respect J. = hEhHhAN'
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HO0FLAAB's sgsMAN gITTERs

HO0FLAAH's sgRMAN BITES
D Y S PEP STA,
DISEASES RESULTING FROM
DISORDERS OF THE LIVER,
And Digestive Organs,
ARE oUREB BY
HOOnand'a German Bltters,
TIE GREAT STRENGTHENING ToN1ol
These Bitters have performed more Cures
Have and do give better sstifsetlOnl
Have more testimony
Gave more Respectable People to TOuch for them
THAN ANY oERERARTCLE IN MARKET.
Rsdsfy any One to Contradict this Assertion,
AND WILL PAY $1,000
To any one that VIII produce Certificate published
By Us, that It is not aESUIHH-
Hoof1and's German Bitters
VIII Cure Every Case Of
Chronie or Nervous Debility, Diseases Of The Rdneys
and Diseases arising from, Disordsrsd Stomach.
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS,
Resulting from Disorders Of the Digestive Organs;
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fulness OF Blood . the
| H0sd, Acidit5 ofthe Btomsoh, Nausea, Heart
6uT R.i9ss ai1sq5s a tS6 G6 s.9@.oBs nS21 aR sour
Fluctuations, sinkingOr
Pit OF the Stomach, swimming Of the Head Hgrtleu
/ and Difficult Breathing, EiutssEing AZ zoe
| Heart choking or sunooatiHs Sensa-
| tions when IN iy lng EoatureS
| Dlmness Of Vision, Dots
| or Webs before
! the Sight, Fever and Dun Pat7 in the heaas Den-
| Cheney Of Precipitation, HelloWness OF the SAlA
| and Eyes, Pain in the eide, Back ChedtB
| Limbs. &c, Sudden Flu5f es OF
| Of Heat, Burning In the
| Flosh, constant
ImAginInSsOf Evil, and great Depression OF Spifits
~ ~REMEM BER, 81
That this Bitters is Not Alcoholic,
CONTAINS NO RUM or WHISKY,
And Can't Hsake DrIBhaTds
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D. X, GAGE.
Licensed war Claim agent.

slisots Bountiss, Pensions, Book Pay, Priss Money
End other Wax Claims.
EE-Personsl Attention Il given 70 the prosecution
Of Clains In the Departments e. v HashlngLoh'
RE-Au persons having Claims ahonld apply n pef-
son, or " letter, ss cnoe, and they vii receive
prompt attention ~ .-as19
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I'VE OLDEST REGULET0R F0R FEaiiEsI !

Thersi Is bat one 9EEUIsE AFO FuRE CUEF aor GIRLs
or WOnEH who suffer from % OcstruC-
tion5 OF the Mcuses, whatever may be the cause q
those Obstructiou7. This cure has been recognizes
for many years. The only Safe Reliance IS ia
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NJ G. A. BARLOW, Dear Hlr III gives rls piessur'
20 state that consider the kaSa Falo sauai 70 an
md superior 70 most inEtrufents mH1s N this c0gn
krY, especially IN richness and % un,e OF zone.
HAVING used one OF she same foE ten OF more hour
o. each day for two years, feel confident II feogm
mandiRs then e all who arc 1nso9uslnze With sEe1
'tFress qualities" slsiI respect LILY L9gEst
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PlANns
ETsry IIan0 Eafraatea i9E TlYe e.
OLE PIIE0 $50 HElOOFogs TaEEa 4 EItFllg

ALsO-ON HAND,
ksleiesnI, gsal Laslfansnfs, Sl1in1s, 70
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FOR SALE.

DOR SALE-HoUsE AND LOr No.
4 90 Frie-St Ittas II reOms, gas, hard and soft
Vs.er, and Is very conse 1iens- Enquitso } hGe-
lar sEg5uih side Of Fuhic square, OF At the hoUse
Eiso-a good Brick House, Of mOtern style vi
BAN aud acres Of land and eye variety OF Fruit
and q ia e.ery way aT dasi-hbls and pleasant
residenrs sffuatsd near ths teFm5nus I tre East
Csrelaud Street Rsiiroad. ErQuITe # q. ). BE Ter
A. above, or Of John Handler, on prtmi#s rs III
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MOVEMENTS OF FLOUR AND GRAIN.
Daily Receipts.
The following statement shows the daily receipts Of
-four and wheat at the undermsntioned places on
February 10
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From the ReZ Joseph H Konnard. Pastor Of the 10th

From the kev joseph H. henhafds pastor OF lhe iJth
Baptist Church.
Dr. Jackson--Dsar Sir: have been frequently re.
auested 10 connect my name with concentrations OF
different kinds of medicines but regarding the prac-
tice as out ofmy appropriate sphere have in all ca
ses declined; but with clear proof in various IN
stances and particularly IN my family OF the useful
mess OF DR. Hoohsnd's German Bltters, depart tor
oncs from my usual coutse, to express my ful con-
vction that for neral debility OF the system and
Especially for Liver Ompiaint, 1t is safe and va
be preparaliOn. In come caves il may fail; but usu
ally, doubt not, 1t viii be very benencial 10 those
whosifer from the above cause.
Yours, very respectfully }. ID. hEnhAhD3
sth, below COates-St., Philadelphia
From Rev. Warren Randolph, Pastor OF the Baptist
Church, Germantown, Pa
DIR o. NJ. Jackson-Dsar Sir: Personal experience
enable mo 10 say that regard the German Bitters
prepared byyOu as q most excellent medicine IN
cases OF severe cold and general debility have been
greatly benz fitted by the Of The Btters and dobt
NOT thFy will produce similar eg cts on others
Yours, truly WARREN RANDOLPH
Germantown Pa.
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