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G. i PooRMAN.
MURDER OF A CITIZEN OF BRIDGEPe

MURDER OF A CITIZEN OF BRIDGEPoRT.
~ estcrday the body of Mr. James Cloudy,
formerly of Warrenton, Ohio, and more
lately of Bridgeport. was brought hems and
buried. Mr. Gouay but recently left home
having gone down the river on fleet of
coal boats. When at Corrollton, near the
mouth of Kentucky river, he became in,
yolved in quarrel with some men Of bad
repute, IL seems. High words we're exchang-
ed, and after some quarreling one of the par
ty opposed to young Goudy drew his revolv-
er and shot him, causing almost instant
death. The murderer was returned rebel
ssldiar, and was not arrested.
The above is the version of this affair as
it comes to us. 1t may be incorrect in some
particulars, but we believe in the main it is
true.
. Mr.. Goudy was well known about here
and his untimely death will be regretted by
by many. 81 Wheeling Int, this morning.
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Pittsburgh Live Stock Market.

PITTSBURGH, Dec y.
CATTLE--The market for cattle has been
fairly active this week, the transactions in
the aggregate being larger than last week,
and there were more buyers in attendance
than for some time past. Good cattle we're
in very fair demand, and sold readily at ex-
treme prices, u to cents gross, while the
commoner grades, are as dull as ever, and
have still further declined. Eastern buyers
were more disposed to operate this week
than last, and the majority of them bought
pretty freely and that, too, at slight ad-
vance Vannatta sold drove OF nice fat
Ohio Steers, to go to Philadelphia, at "a ;
and Dolan & Refs sold 81 head Of nice Bour-
bon Co., Kentucky Steers, for the New York
market, at 8 cents. We might also note
sold at 81 to It, and still greater number
thar were disposed of at prices ranging from
At to 5b-the inside figure for scalawags.
Hoes The market for Hogs has been
unusually active during the past two or three
days, but as compared with the close of last
week, prices have declined from | to | ! cts.
per pound gross. Then it will be remem-
bered. fair to good averages sold readily at
| from l0l to l cents gross, while this week
the figures range from to 9!--to-day Gil
christ & Co. bought bunch Of extra, aver
aging 800, at 10 cents.
SHEEP. AT no time perhaps during the
past year has there been less inquiry
| for Sheep than during the week which has
Just closed. Usually we have sales of
from 1000 to 5000 head to report weekly,
but this week. the sales all told would not
exceed five hundred head The arrivals
we're not very large, but with only one buy
er in attendance, the market ruled very dull,
and there was scarcely enough done to es
tablish quotations. Good fat mutton sheep
were held at from ct to 81, but there were
no sales, and we presume 81 to 81 could
have been obtained for limited number.
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Bounty CLAIMS. Under the last call for
troops, the local bounty was paid, after the
r.cruit had been sent to camp, to such per-
son and at such place as was designated by
tho recruit, lfno place or person was des-
lInatsd or the assignment or designation
was imperfect, the money passed into the
hands Of the United States officers, aud
can be obtained only by regular applica
ton to the Paymaster General at Wash
ington. IF there are any soldiers in Bel
nlsnt County who have claims Of this kind,
and will. send me their name, in full, Post
Office, age, the time and place Of enlist.
ment, and time and place Of discharge, and
amount of local bounty due him. | will fur
nish blanks, &c, necessary to obtain his
49,. 20 T. pOORNAN
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OHIO State JOURNAL ! 1866.
Daily, Tri- Weekly and Weekly.
Make up Your Clubs I +
the New Year.

The several editions OF the Ohio State Joasnsi -
offered 10 the public with the assurance OF continued
iavor Our rapid! ipcreasng lists give csnfdencs
that oar efforts to make acceptable 10 our readers are
appreciated By the reading public
A. ~ the past the Political of The Journal will
continue TO be consistently and earnestly for the Con-
suIlo and the Union, to this end will lend al pos-
sibse aid to the Administration in the
governments OF the late rebeious States on q sound
and equitable basis, forgetting that Treason 10 one
OF the greatest OF crimes and that upsn perpetrAsoc
should be visited tie fullest penalties OF the isW. -.
The cause of Popular Education, the hsndicsahs q
Husbadry, and all the improvements OF the Mechanis
Arts and the various Sciences. and Profsssous will
each receive their proper share Of attention. >.
The chUicest rrading fer the Family C Gle, the olos1
Tue shop the Farm and the Counting Room, viii b
found IN our columns. .,,,.ti
II wall be onr consan; aim to give full and cssseea
Market Reports from the East West. North and South
Tor the use OF the farmer merchant and mechanic, and
the New York Calle Market for the drover and cstia
dealer keeping them fully advised of the exact csndi,
ton oil the market rates OF Produce, Merchandise saA
Stock.
The Legislative Proceedings will be fully reported,
and Geographic summary OF the dongs OF Cens ress
Will be found in columns. Also. the latest Foreign
and Domestic news that can be obtained by telegspe
and mail.
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The Central Ohio Railroad, we are hspp
fion erp,rt

The Central Ohio Railroad, we are happy
to inform the public, has been very thor.
oughly repaired during the past season, and
i, now in better condition than it has been
for some years. On, recent visit to Colun-
bus we found the rough, jostling motion OF
the cars, that last Spring kept every pas
senRer nervousy alarmed, with the appre.
hension Of danger. had almost entirely dis
appeared, and but for the cver-ceasing g
clank et.te clant, as the trucks passed from
rail to rail, there was little from which to
determine the cars were moving at the rate
of 25 miles an hour. We learn, also, that
thirteen new engines, besides large amount
of other rolling stock, has been recently ad
ded to the machinery of the road, placing 1t
in an excellent condition for the accommo-
dation Of the large amount of travel and
trade that is now placed at its disposal
There is one very serious difficulty, how
ever, attaching to its winter time schedule,
10 far as the people Of the Eastern end of the
Road are concerned, that is, it makes no
connections at Bellaire with the Cleveland
& Pittsburgh Railroad, and persons from up
the Rad who wish to go to Pittsburgh, or
any point on. the River above Bellaire are
compelled to lay over at Bellaire from
10 noon to $50 p. NJ or from 9:4O p. NJ.
to next morning. The people of this Coun-
ty feel this want of connection very serious
ly and if any chance Of arrangement could
be effected it would no doubt, add to the
local trade Of the Road.
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School House The Directors of the
St. Clairsville School District give notice
this week that an election Of the qualified
voters Of the district will be held at the
Court House on the 2lst day of January,
for the purpose of deciding whether an ad-
ditional tax shall be levied to build new
School House In the District.
This is a movement in the right direction.
and we do hope the people Of the St. Clairs
willie School District will do themselves tn e
credit Of furnishing their Board of Educa-
tion the means to provide the children of
the district decent place to attend school
in. The present School Houses ate dis
grace to the district.
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The 18th Regt. was at Cairo on Friday
last, on its way to Camp Chase. IL will,
probably arrive there ,o-day, aud we hope
such arrangements have been made as will
secure the prompt payment Of the men, so
that they may all get home to spend their
New Years Day.
Since whiting the above, we have re-
ceived, by telegraph, the following from
Col. j. T. Mercer:
COLUMBUS, O., Dec. 9th
Te Col. G. L. PooRNAN, st. Clairsville.
18th Regiment arrived ut Camp Chase
on the 2jth inst.
j. T. MERCER,
Asst. Adjt. Gen.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Dr. Tobias' venetian Horse Linz
tment.

Pint Bottles al aollar for the cure Of lameness
scratches, wind gals spfsins bruises spnts cuts collie
slipping she over heating sore throst nail in the
etc II warranted cheaper and better than any other
Hfcle ever offered 10 the public. Thousands OF animals
have been cured Of tie eoic and heating by this
l,nimeni; and hundreds that crippled and lame
have be restored their former vigor II il used by
all the krst horsemrn throughout the States Orders are
constantly received from the Racing Stables OF Eng
land for r. sh supplies Of this invaluable article. Over
2.5OO tesiimonals have been received. Remember ei
laid out IN time may save the life Of your horse.
Office SO CorlsBdt street, New York. Sold by ali
Druggists. dec2s-im
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knowledge often Saves Life.

Every living being has in his system IMPrxrr1Es-
When these are within their natural limits our health
IS good but when they are in excess, pains, colds
rheumatism gou, debility. costiveness, diarrhea, dys
eniery erysipelas, &c, &e. atfct us. What have
to do 10 recover our health is take from the bowels
and the circulation The excess OF impurities This done
health follows OF necessity. BRASDRETms Pitts are
the only medicine that do this with entire safely TO
all the organs OF the body. HryDaEDs OF THOUSANDS
are now living who have adopted BR.SDRErH's PILLs
as their only remedy for periods of from thirty 10 fifty
years, and whose average health is excellent They
have always cured. themselves, when sick, by using
these innocent aud Infabie Pills
Principal ONCE. BraHdreth Building. New York
Sold by J, II. WEST x CO,
St Clairsvile,
And by all respectable dealers in me dicles.
dec2S-Im.
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Taxes. The Taxes assessed on the pro-
perty of Belmont County, for State, County
and local purposes, for the year 1865, amounts
to $227,6lO Is. Ofthis amount, Sl4O,000,-
90 have been collected on the December
payment, and there will be, probably.
$4,000 90 yet collected, from delinquent
lands aud town lots and from personal pro,
perty sent out to collectors, leaving about
S77,6lO 90. or only one third of the amount
TO be paid at the juno payment.
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AUDITORS OYrfcE, BEL Co., OIL

Notice is hereby given that the whole Of
said several tracts or lots described in the
foregoing list, or so much Of each AZ will be
pecessary to psy the tates and penalty
charged thereon, will be sold by the County
Treasurer, at the Court House, in st. Clairs.
villc, on the Third Tuesday in January
next, unless said taxes and penalty be paid
to the Treasurer before that time. The
sale will be continued from day to day until
all are sold.
r. s. CLARK, Auditor.
By r. NJ. CLARK, Dep.
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THE Abingdon Vlrglnian says: Baby"
Bates, the biggest man out of doors, left
this place for his home on Big Sandy on
Wednesday last. He is 2S years of age,
seven feet high. weighs 34l pounds, and has
foot fourteen inches long He was in the
Confederate service during the war, and al
though rs easy to hit as barn door, es-
capped. W. believe, without scratch. Il Vir.
ginian, Abiugdon, Va.
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STATE BANK OF OHIO;
Notice to Note Holders.
oSYicE OF THE STATE BASx or omo.

OsYIcE OF THE STATE BASx or Omo. !
CoLrABUS, Nov. %. ts65.
A THE CHARTER OF THIS BANK WILL. EX-
IA IRE OIL the first day OF May he II. the Managers
as possible.
All persons hold ng said Notes OF the State Bank of
ONO are requested TO present the any OF the
Brnnches without reference to the raricu uar Branch
that Issued the same and they will be promptly re-
deemed IN U. = Legal Tender Notes : -"
When pre- sented in Of five huudred dollar. and
over they will be redeemed If sired in sight dra
on New FORK at par, and express charges paddy the
Branch to which such packages are sent.
BY order Of the Board of Control.
J. ANDREWS, President
The Notes OF any of the Branches Of the State Bank
will be redeemed sIate in the above notice OF Pres
ldent Andrews at the Office of The Fr.t National Bank
OF Bridgeport, Ohio
desl-li JOHN c. TALLMAN Cashier
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BROwN-At the residence OF her mother Mrs. NJ. A.
Morrison, nef st. Clairsvllle Mfs. Moilie A Brown
wife Of n Brown, Superintendent Of schools Of
Parkersbufg, West Va, in the 2jth year OF her age
She united with tire NJ. T. Church In 1850, lived an
olary Christian life, aud died trusting IN her Re
desmer A large family circle mourn her early death +;
while the large assembly Of sympahiliDg friends her
lunera gave evidence Of the esteem In which she
held by her Acquaintance 40 hP.l
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FIaHT. Sterling Riggs and George Duck
or were at q shooting match at George
Beam near town, on Saturday, and while
there had fight, in which Ducker came
out second best and was pretty badly beaten
up. Dr. j. III. Thompson dressed his
wounds.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-28

The symptoms Of ca,arrh ss thfy generally sppess
are al brs, very slight. Persons fnd they have cold
mat ihey have frequent attacks, and sensitive
70 Tue changes OF Temperature In this condition. The
hose may be Dry or slight discharge, thin and scrd,
afterward becoming thick and adhesive As the disease
becomes chronic, the discharges Increased in qusnt
" ald changed in quality they are now th;ek and
heaVy and are hawked or coughed off, The seeretions
are onensVe, causing bad breath the voice is Chick
ahd harshi he eyes are weak the sense Of smell "a
'eeheu OF destroyed deafness frequently takes piscc
Another common and important sympion OF Catsryh n,
that the person is obliged To clear throat in the morn.
lhg oi thck or slimy mucous, which has fallen down
from the head during the night When this take, place.
the person may be that his disease on lis ay 10
the lungs, and should lose time in arresting il
toms.
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.Iitnctsl.6i.t NSfice.

J. r. Thornberry) u EFORE John NJ. Gardner. ]. P.
ID OF Warren Township. Bemon.
On the 18th day Of December. 1865. said Justice is
sued order of attachment the above action for the
sum of SA 65. j. +. TiIORNBERRY.
December %, 1865. BY Nj. D. KING. has Atty.
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Attachment Notice.

William II. Dement, u EFORE John NJ Gardner j.
vs. ID p. Of Warren Township
A. NJ. Vedder, Belmont County, Ohio.
On the 18th day Of December S65 said Justice issued
order of attachment in the above action for the sum
oi Sl75 -. WILLIAM II. DEMENT,,
Dec. 2S, 1865. BY Nj. ID. KING, his Atty.
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Local Matters.

ps~NoTIcETo SUBSCRIBERS. All ofow
subscribers toho find their papers marked thus
ID on the margin, after ther hdmcs, 'ciN
understand that their subscriptions are about
out, and Mdt they are requested 10 rene,o.
AL pepsts are stopped wh.N the subscrip-
fion erpires
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AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. 1t will be seen
by reference to our advertising columns that
the election fer officers and directors Of the
Belmont County Agricultural Society is to
be held on the lst day of January. ,t
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.gftach,,tent ,VOfice,

Louis Cook J BEFORE VIM. +. Meek J. p. of
vs.. ID Warren Township, Belmont Co.,
A. NJ. Vedder. ONO.
On the I4lh duy OF December 1865, said Justice is.
sued order OF attachment the above action for the
OF S13. LOUIS G OK,
December %, 1865 BY NJ. d. KING, his Auy.
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MEssRs. LIpPINoorr & FISHER have sold
the Morristown Steam Mill to Mr.. Isaac
Murdaugh. They will have sale Of their
effects on Saturday, next, Dec. 80, at the
Mill in Morristown.
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attachment Notice.

Walter Darrah and REFoRE E. Woods, J. p.
Nathan Borham, pltiTs, ID of Pease Township Bel,
mont County, Ohio. OH the
Sylvester Blake, deft ldth day of December, 1865,
sad Justice issued order OF attachment in the above
action for the sum OF Sl5 "a.
NATHAN BO9HAM.
December 2S 1865
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RRIDGpORT. Dec 2

BRIDGPoRT, Dec 26. 1868.
Ed. CHRoNICLE--Sir The November
monthly Taxes are due and must be paid on
or before the 18th day of January 1866, or
cost will be added thereto.
= s.> D. E. HOWELL, Dep. Col.
lst Div. 10th Dist
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.fffUchnsent Notice,

T. T. Hanlon 4 Co lDEFORB John NJ. Gardner. ].
ID = OF Warren Township, Bel
A. VI. Vedder }mom County Ohio.
On the 18th day OF December. 1865 said Justice is
sued order Of attachment in the above action for The
Of SSS 36. T. r. HANLON 4 Co,
December 29, 1865 By NJ d. KING, his ATTY,
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In JAIL.-Moses Kline, one 81 the trsv-
cling agents Of the St. Cairsvifls 6azstte,
, Was committed to Jail yesterday evening Oh
a charge Of bastardy.
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sTORMING the sTRONGHOLDs
Of prejudice and mi.spprehension, and carrying a
CRIsTApoRo,s HAIH DYE

pursues its march Of Like those Of the Union
ia eoors are the every eye IL. victories leave
stnn u turns tbousan Of heads and charms in
Vulnerable hearts. Containing caustc clemeni il
cannot injure the hair or bl~iD.h the skin. Manu-
New York. Sold BY Druggists Applied by all Hair
Dressert. dsc25-Im
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A SPECIAL MEETING Of the qualified voters OF
IA the 81 Clairsvilc School District will be held a,
the Court House, in said village, on SATURDAY JAN.
2isr, 1866, to decide the question by ballot whether
greater for School House purposes than four mills
the dollar shall be levied the taxable property in
said District for the purpose Of purchasing site for and
erecting school building thereon, for the
mediation and comfort Of the white youth Of said Dis.
trict.
The Board Of Education Of sad District, together
with the Committee appointed to act with said Board,
have estimated the probable cost OF permanent and
suitable building at 5000 in addition TO the present
sources Of said Board ~
Ballots will be received from until O'Clock P. N
OH said day, at said election.
BY order Of the Board.
Attesta,r NJ. J. w. GLOVER, Clerk.
December 20. 1865. de29
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A Single Bottle will last q month.-te
be used three times q day.
TEsTIMoNIALs,

TE5TIMONIAL LIZ,
From Hon Thos J. Turner. Ex-Memher OF Congress
from linos, late Speaker of Illinois House OF Repre-.
ssntatlTes and Grand Master Of A. r. and A NJ sf
the State OF Illinois '."'f
FREHPoHT. Oct. 21, 1859.
DR n. sEELYE: Dear sir-In reply 10 your notice
Of the 9Th inst, would say that severely aiic.
ted with Caiarrh for yearS, when became acquainted
with you and bought two bottles OF your Liquid Caiarrh
Remedy. Before had used one bottle was sensibly
rnproged- ard before the second bottle was finished
was completely cured. can recommend the medicine
10 all afflicted with Catarrh
Respectfully Yours, TY
This il 70 certify that in the use Of Dr. Seelye,. Ca
tarrh Remedy, experienced much relief and have
he ard many speak Of il being for the ear,
OF CaaTrh. Yours, &c,
Chicago, May I2, 1854. EDWARD ELY.
From "Parmly," the WE'LL known Halter under the Trs-
mont House Chicago. III. =.
DR. ,. n. SEELYE Co: Genis-Yeur Ca,srh Rem
edy have used aud fully recommend il As the bes,
remedy known. Il has cured me, and believe il is
certain cure in all cases. JOHN PARMLY
Chicago, H.. May g, 1854
For sale by all Druggists. ife23 .0Siy,
Sold in ST. Clairsville by saaa Fl. Patterson, and by
Druggists everywhere. -
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WIN. ASKEW g. co,

nEALERS in every description Of leather. such a.
- harness, bndle calf and kip skins AMER and shoe
finding Of ell kinds. Best Spanish va %
hands.
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Probate Court.

NOTICE is @eteby gwen that the follswing named
" Executors Administrators and Guardians have
filed in my Office their and vouchers ior settle
meni, to wit:
Elisha Gatchsll, Guatdien of Mary F. Morris.
Washu buchanan, Guardian of J. X Buchanan.
l.. Neitzelt, Admir- Of Joseph Walters, decd.
John sheppard, Admir- of Jumes Greeneltch, decd
VIM. r. Kger, Qua rdan OF James Douglass (lunptic)
c. Fouke. Guardian of Geo. w and Jas. Powell.
John Orison, Exr oi Israel Orison decd
Henry Cash Guardian OF Susan Winroi.
Johm Hatiery, Guardian of A. w. Cunningham.
Harrison Harper, Adinr Of Peter Williams, decd
Robert s. Dunn, Guardian OF John c., Mary r., Sam'l
T. and Martha NJ. Grier.
Joshua Maue, Ex'r OF Jane Bailey, deed.
Joseph Doudna, Guardian of Mary Bailey, Qunalic.) J
The seven first above named will be for hearing and
settlement the 10Th and the last six the 20 days of
January next
DAVID HARRIS,
Dec. %, 1S65 Probate Judge.
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Common Pleas.
Muskingum County, February 5, May 7, October Is
Morgan County, March 9Th. June 9Th November 3th
Noble County, April ID, June la,h. October l0ih. =.
Guernsey County. February 9th, May 9TH. Oclober25.
Monroe County, February 10Th May 2lsl October is
Belmont County. February eth May 25h, November6
Harrison County. February 5h, May 7lh, October Is
Tuscarawas County. February 18th May 2lsi Oct. 20
Jefferson County. March 5th, June iti November 70
Done at Steubenvie. this 25th day Of September, 1855
EZRA T.. EVANS, \ Judges
ID ID. T, COWEN. \ in said
GEO. w. MclLVAINE, J District
T. James Elliott Clerk of The Court of Common Pleas
within and for Jefferson County, Ohio, hereby certify
that the foregoing Is correctly taken from the Journal Of
said Court.
Witness my signature and the seal Of said
H. 81 Couri, at Sieuhenve, IN said Jetfefs County,
JAMES ELLIOTT, cleA.
THE STATE OF Ono, J. Jas. F. Charlesworh,
BELMONT COUNTY IS Clerk OF ths Coun Of Common
Pleas Within aud for the Cody and Stale aforesaid do
hereby c-rufy tina, the foregoing is true aud correct
copy isken from the Journal OF said Court.
III eSiTjony whereof have hereulio set my name
and affixed the seal Of said Court st 81 Clarsvile in
DeiInoni County, this 9th day Of November, 1865
JAS. Fs scHARLESWoR'FH,C Clerk
November %, iso5,,Sw
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Hartford, Conn Nov 1ith, Is11
MEssRs. THos. ALLcocK & Co-Pease send with
dispatch twelve dozen Aleocks Porous Pissefs Our
daily experience confirms their very superior excellence
Al THIS moDentsf writing. applies for one. who
by enlargement IN the shaft Of mschu cry had both
his legs broken, spine sevsrely injured, aud was for
nearly year entirely hetiess This found relief
lie was soon enabled 10 work. aud now be abors as
well as ever. lie would cheerfUly pay S5 for single
Plaster il they could not he had at a lower rate am
surprised that surgeons do make Of these per-
loraed plasters 10 the exclusion of all others as their
neSlbiy and ahhesivenrss are greatly in advance Of
all other pasiers with which I am acquainted; while
the pe1oaons peculiar 10 them rendered them atty
superior TO all others for ordinary surgcauses Know
ing the Posters TO be so useful have scruplss that
my sentiments should be known.
J. w. JOHNSON. NJ. D.
Principal Agency. Brandreth House, New York.
Sold BY ali dealers IN Medicines. de25-lm