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The New York herald., 1866-03-16
THE FE NJ IA NJ S .
Great Anxiety and Excitement at the O'hA-
hony Headquarters-The Large Remit
tanees Doing Their rWork-important
Letters from Ireland.
&c. &c. DC
The o,Mahony Movement.

Yesterday the officials all tho departments at unica
square seemed greatly excited ana in good spnis
Some decided STEP which prudence forbds being made
public, has at length been taken saros II say tss
ore many weeks shall have passed the result OF yea
terday's work will bo known 70 all The officials arc
daily becoming and reliccnt and n Is with
the greatest caution that any ng g for pub
OF imprisoned Fenians VAS adyertsed o take place On
sunday, but on the retnin OF tbs Head Centre from
Boston he caused the matter u be pozpon"d aud nj
the following circular last night To the different circles
throughout the city
Tho charitable meeting for tho aid Of the wye. aud chit
friends to be held sunday hereby ouelsy po.,enra
,ha. DAY being PASSION sna .. Iss from %.a G
he SsSs %s Ssas r., cpasa.
'''a " v,-.1SsS"'t JOHN 9sAmosY, aGrb
pIsrsrfREsrKD pArnioriss.
Several gentlemen throughout tho country arc 'Apct
ing entirely at their expense la organizing neg
circles Several OF these new circles arc ioenos' IN
the amounts they are alrady sending TO headansfte.
The Hon C. q. WoodInAn, OF New York las entirely
given up political ifs for the purpose OF giving ali hs
time To the Of Irish Independence
Three circles were formed las, week by Mr pohe.y
OF Whitehall ono OF which has already sent IN hve
hundred dollant Throughout the South various
circles have ben formed by sen'l.%Son S, a.o'ss . s
mentioned Mr Grimm, Of East Troy.
NEW CIRCLES IN SgwAEg n. !.
Al Rosyillc Hall new circle has lst been foImcd snA
,'s endorsed the action Of oHabony AMI &c pLeas.
seve, Il other circles are In progross Of formation
DISPATCHES PROM IRELAND.
p.,.,.,' very important nhiura have been -
c.,,d 1, I,c,ara ngttns forward the true condition
OF Tho / n b. ana calnn Tor immediate asslstlnce IA
nie, IA ,na., dc.ner,io ar 7gc certain success
ic,,e, yys. y,cctyed by General S1llen from Captain
Nicholas Martin. H. A., late of Chic~s" :" 49," w -.
complains Of the conduct Of ocr1ln e. ~ho h,a
recently attended tho fittsbuTg convention OF thu.
ceasIonists" The gent hc re.erfni TO was, =
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest sew spa per ana Hest Lilo
rsry Family Jo"raai In the Co""sry.
Tn. w1HLr HnArD for the present week, nos rsAiy.
eiyrs a continuation Of the d.-ply Interesting
rHousAsp DOLLAR PRIZE STORY.
"ARNoID's CHOICE

Poetry-''Yranca Only Moyus whcn rns riessss"
f~ni,sn for the wuELr HsEHDi The sanse~n. ..
Maggie. Sweet maggie"
The interesting story of "otD C.nir surrvs" An
Arabian Tale "
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called for him asked him TO take walk, and third
shot him. He died the next day III reminds on, OF
Keats sstw0 brothers and their murdered man riding
through Fiorence.) The true story OF the tragedy -
O. ETY. He lived in a street whero the govern.
ment discovered q Fenan armory, ana shoruy
after he was noticed by his coconsprators TO nave
plenty of money; they suspected that lie spending
the reward for betrayng the armory when
in been In communication with the gov
he had received MONEY from tiends in Ame ia AFTER no
was shot he gave the police when dying long and de.
tailed account OF the who walked with him. and
OF the circumstances OF the murder The count was
purely fictitious. and invented by his dying aud,
alas, lying lips to screen the brotherhood. .
jusly ai,peced him, ne poor fetoD stag
"died game" Another story is Of man named
Gis He was seized with other Fenians, and In MS
first fright no offered 10 turn nformer To save himself
He brought the table testify, and then refused
to say word against his former associates. The
police warned him OF HIS fate but he persisted he was
hereupon tired ac1 sentenced 70 years penal serv
tude Meanwhile his anu - Younger children
lying ~ IN fever osptal and his two elder boys
employed In q factory haa been turned out OF employ
the sons Of "the inicsmas' expelled Au h docu-
mutation ;;i,ts sohs As rused 70 odrot
the Fenians, ycr tae poor deuI fuccd otL
France.
THE PRESIDENT or THE PARIS EXHIBITION SUI
FERING PROM TIE MEAsLEs-DEBATE ON THE
TEMPORAL POWER or THE PORE.
In the Corps Legisatif after q debate regarding the
temporal power OF the Pope, jules Favre and OTHERS
tua power the paragraph In the address relative 10 Inc
Roman question adopted by 2lS TO H.
The Prince Imperial was suffering from mld at@ck
OF measles,
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Bra

On the 1st Of March the Italian army reduced en-
tirely TO peace footing.
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India.

REVOLT or rhE COAST rRIBxs. ETC.
The following are our latest dates from India
BoaBAr, Feb. q, 1884
The surrender Of the guns taken by Bhootauese h
confirmed. The troops returning from Bhootan
The Sultan VI Muscai has boon murtercd
The tribes on the coast In revolt,
Imports are auIel Cotton dull. Hxchspge q. I'd.
CALCUTTA, Feb. e6 1890.
The m maYkets are unchanged.
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The steamship Afr,s sailed four o'clock this after
noon for Boston, whore she will be due oa saturday
fnornug.
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90 pfrvsn dispf-inipeni s~hg ne esfiy sussiss'.
~ iha rtefssfiug aiorY, 49, suiffrbsfs -h
d, arB a. fsud ls tsr.f sa.b.fuploas
81 ie.lt r,spf o. ~e~tf
fr srs.arr
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LONDON MONEY MARKET-MAKcH z
Consok closed on Friday, March z, at s0h .. ior
money United States nvo-twentes at 70I 7oH; Erie
shares So 65ts; Illinois Genital shares, IsH IsA
App cations for the Chilean loan of f45O, O00 were
nearly eight times the required amount
LArEsT-MARcB ..
Five-twcnties closed on the 81 at I0h a 70.. hn'
shares 54sI 55x; Illinois Ceniruh shares TIh ~
British oonsoIs. s6Js as1
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKE5-AARoH 3.
CorroS Sales to-day 10 900 bales including 3O0 10
spccuators and exporters The market closed quiet nut
steady. The Asstrslasan's news was not published t
the close OF business.
LIVERPOOL BkEADsTUFFs MARKET-MARcHJ J.
BaEADsIUFFs are dull but steady Richardson, spence
steady Wheat quiet but firm; winter red. l0- lOA
ID Southern red los To-. Cd Cora steady NJ -ss
Cd 2ss Cd. for naked
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARkEr-MARCH j.
PROv.IOx- active and tending Upward GOrdon,
Bruce Co. and Big and, Athya 4 Co rpon beer
active and tending upward Pork scarce and = ti
higher Bacon steady, with slight advance on some
qualities Lard buoy and L.. 2s. higher; Amer
ean T6s s7s. Butter quiet and s,saaiy cheese
active and L. 2. higher. Ta!iow hrmer, sales oi
American at 4ss. lSe
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARkET-sAKcH g.
The Rockers circular reports ashes stnady nj s od
3ls Cd for pots and 3S- 35s. for pears sugar tends
upward COnee steady. Rice inactive. l4nsecd hrni
l. need cakes quiet at 90 10s 90 i2s 81 Sperm oil
auIet al els a fi2o Ros flat and sas er; common
American 81. a9A Cd spirits turpentins nominal AZ %
n 90 BoIt English Co. report petroleum sliil az
Ginning, with sales ai y I'd a % III. for refined.
Hannxs' Circular reports:-BreadstuI quiet ana
steady Iron quiet sugar steady Coffee quit ana
partially easi.r. Rice steady. Tea Inactive Lnso~d
cakes baoyant fi0 lss Gil. spidts turpentne ac
tive s3s. od. ~ Petroleum dull ., p "a SIerm
oil steady. Taliow irregular; salss n. as. 3D.
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san SerprSrs og rus cossrIsiei.

rber. are tso rather sad stories arising out Of the
soveypment scton "a the suppression. You remember
4 man named Clarke shot, sf fec veen sEo, w We
rtrs~t I'm this city Tsa scauantances of hm
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Tais 80 AKA rss fsr ~.
~ WILLIAM BARNTr PHILLIPS.
viii D. oltilucurad in ihe
NEW YORK WFIkLT nEHAt.D
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~ rha Interesting sisry. 49, sabseutsfs go
q, arH - sfua 10 tlsrsf ss4bafupiloas
81 is.t, o,ap.s 81 ~eetf
susaens
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rys e.p-, - fes ap~' 90 .ag- oog-' -.
cent, si,h arh~i f.n'~' o, .lssni.-m-a' 'a-
s.r-a Ia ,ls wnut Hn4h
lady Who ia. suffered far oss' pi..
ssnfht &C. r'rf stffsae tHf. i' Seen. - - -"
csifEa eaEd EnfCsAric nsaapi s~.a ~ 70
afssss-
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3 ,.ssss s "a ntos ta HH',~ = i..i.,s'e rl.s-.
80 = AFsa'u s'saa' s.T.-.is 'a-irf 'e''~
,'s.d.-Dr. o"'m-n'. a.'si. ns,n..
,oat.'lis, q, B. $50 z, siros sara
,,- 80 ,.1.st.s ~, ts... s,.'ss.s .sa'.'' .
i..i.. ~s'.l. D q. 40 ~ 80 s.af.. 50 -
grrsc is.is a s.. ~ SO $3.50 a', ~. 80. -.
'.' -iss'. ss'a =. ~ ssra.'s ~ .a.slaas - -.
~ L.g.i Lottery Prss. o~.hss. Dr.~-
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B.uh.,s,'. ia" Dys-Ts' n..' ." 's.
'ogf q, ..l 80" blt
s.,.,.a.rss. U-ir D,s-rhs us.' s...
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kffnf i|tHs
,.,n.. H.nton.. E"isTEsa Jo,"t. s.a
- ,..s.s i.e f.t ff.f ~ o. ftththtt p1 hfp>e-
p.e.-ss salamanca -sr.-st.s sts.-
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sFs tap
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fass fwifn fnai.f 80 tsisaa "a o. fssa. -
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p...s Ti.. sna Hov..--f. Lens Lipss. "a
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Grover sud Bshsr's Tfghs.t rTsmisr,
IsH.r f.fh saa Les HNsa go W.
Hfe,1stf
uo~s Sswing naships '"f"pS"r'-
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rsnse
tfyos wosis Coz. = ssd ,a"ph 80 '"ls
ass nsgEh rNtNU 4frf ttfit tNw itt
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The New York herald., 1866-03-16

Proposal TO Render Private Property mt
Sea Free from Capture-The British
Government Veto the suggestion-
Probable Reopening OF tho Alabsma IN
Claims by Lord Clarendon-More seiz-
urea Of Suspected PrIvateers.
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Law Governing h National Read.

Sec. l.. No person shal deposit any VIC, ID. coal, .luu
Der or other kind Of mater al on any part of said road, e&
cept by objection OF an oiicerin charge OF said road;
nor Oh truct in any way the bitches, turnpike, side.
roads, bridges or culvers connected herewith, nor do.
post ashes thereon, nor give rise 10 the ace mutation
thereon OF any kind of rubbish, nor pile wood on the
south side Of the road within the proper limits thereof.
nor on the north side except north Of the side bitches
aud by perfnis ion of the engineer who may have
charge OF the road. Any person who shall violate
either Of the provisions OF this section shall forfeit aud
pay a penalty of two dollars for every such ofense, and
the wood. coal. lumber or other material so deposited
shall be forfeited to the use OF the road; and if rny peg,
son so depositing any snch wood. coal, lumber, or oihef
materials, or giving rise 10 any such distractions, shall
be notified TO remove the same by the resident enginssI
IN charge of the road he shall forfeit and pay 0 penalty,
Of two dollars for each day thar he shall neg eet W
comply with snch notice " -
Sec, 20. WlIen said road passes through any tow
or village. each and every person owning or occupyi"f
a lot with improvements oil the same, shall be obliged
il required by the member Of the board OF public works
or engineer having charge OF said road, 10 make, e.
cause 10 be made. a paved gutter the whole length OF
said loi. and IN The line. and according 10 the grade Oh
the original side ditch OF said. road and 10 keep the
same in good repBir. 90 as at all times TO admit Of a free
passage for the water. Any person failing or neglect.
tn comply with the provisions Of this section, shalt
forfeit and pay a penalty OF two dollars for every lwsn.
" -four hours he may so IA or neglect after notice SHAH
have been given by said member or engineer. -
O-Gazetie copy. mar29td
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Notice to Contractors.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be resolved by he -
- dersigneG, at ~PICKERING'S HOTEL. In. ~
CLAlRSyILl.E. on THURSDAY, the 2GTs DAT =
APRIL la6, between the hours OF 10 = Y. snd . a
n. OF said day, for delivering and bnsaking LIMB
STONE on the line of the National Read, between ts
lsl aud Both miles, As numbered West from Wheeling,
The amount 10 he delivered OIL the different miles J
0, 10, IL, ~. ~ aud Ia 30 rods each; oil miles is, Ia, TX
IL and 10, 10 rods each; OH miles 20, II, 20, G6, u, Z
and 30, 90 rods each.
Bidders must state the price per rod Of 100 cubic tsal
The Stone TO he delivered al such places on Lie didsx
ert miles as the Resident Rngineer may d~esignsls, aid
10 be broken 10 a size not exceeding FOUR OUNCE
IN WEIGHT. Bids for breaking and delivering npS
be separate. The right 10 reject bids is reserved.
JOHN A. BLAIR
. " Rraident RnSius.A
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CONSTITUTION WATER, AND
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
y WFST's.
Probate Court.

NOTICE is hereby given thai, the following named
~ Executors, Administrators and Guardians lave
filed in my Office. in ST. Ciairsvilie, their accounts and
voucher for settlement, to wit:
Edwin Pugh. EI'r OF Samuel Pngh decd.
Price Cornvell, Admir- with the will annexed Of Mary
NJ. Scott. decd.
John Gillian, Admir- of Guilford Nichols deed.
Thomas Linn. Guardian o Mary Ann Linn.
Morris D. Spriggs, Exr Of BeHjam u Spnggs, decd.
John 5. Cochran. Admir- Robert Cochran. deed.
II. Enoch aud j. II. Nc Civilians, Adm,rs OF George
w Enoch, deed.
John :. Cochran. Admir- Of r Izabeih Colby. decd.
Hannah Este p, Adm'rx OF Robert Estep, decd
WIN. Thomas, Guardian OF Anna and Elizabeih Viii
liasns, 7!t
Amos G Martin, Guardian OF Mary J. and John X.
White.
The fix frs, above named will be for hearing and
settlement on the 9Th and the last five on the 9Th days OF
April next. DAVID HARRIS.
March is, lSG6. Probate Judge,
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NEW SKIRT FOR 1865.
The Great Invention of the Age In
XII T g
]. ". BRAeLEYrS New Patent DUPLEX ELLIr.
TIC Tor doubled SPRING SKIRT.

TIC Tor double) SPRING SKIRT.
T,HIS INVENTION consists Of Duplex Tor twoj z
L liptic Pure Refined Steel Springs, ingeniousl1
braided tightly and firmly together, edge 10 edge, making
The toughest, most flexible, elastic and durable Spring
ever used They seldom bend or break, like the single
springs, and consequently preserve their perfect and
beautiful shape more than twice as long - any Single
Spring Skirt that ever has. or can be made.
The wonderful ~fexabilIty and great eomfort en1
pleasure to any Lady wearing the DUPLEX Elipfi6 ekln
will be experienced particularly in all crowded Assem4.
blies. Operas, Carriages, Railroad Cars, Chsrch Rewa
Arm Chairs, for Promenade ana House Dress ~ The
Skirt can be folded when in use TO occupy a saall plaza
as easily and conveniently as a silk OF, muslin dress.
A Lady having enjoyed the Pleasure, Comfon and
Great Convenience OF wearing tho duplex Elipue Siesi
Spring Skin for a single day will never afterwards viii
lingly dispense with their use. For Children, Misses
and Young Ladies' they are superior 10 all others.
The Hoops are covered with 2 ply double twisted
thread and will wear twice as long as the single yarn
covering which is used on all Single Steel Hoop ekirtA
The three bottom roos on every Skirt are also Bsahls
Steel, and twice or double co vered 10 proven, ,hs Gov.
ering from wearing of the rods when dragging down
stairs, stone steps, etc etc., watch they are Constantly
10 when in use. "a fr et,
All are made Of the new and elegant Corded TApes
and are tn best quality in every pan, giving 70 ths
are unqu-sionably the lightest, most desirable, comfort
able aud economical Skin ever made. ~
VESTS, adj q GARY, Proprieieys Of shs
and Sole Manufacturers OF Chambers and
20 and 81 Reade Streets, New York o..
For sale in all hrst-eiass stores in this County and
throughout the United States and Canada. Havana de
Cuba, Mexico, South America and the Yves, indies.
p Inquire for the Duplex Elliptic Tor DOUBLED spring
SKIRT. marzzsm
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HnowIedge onen Saves Lie.

1 Everything being has ia his system IMpuHrrrRs-
WseS .h5 HS, are within lasir ns.ural limits our health
rheumatism gout, debility, cosivAness, disrrhea, dys,
enter ~, erysipeias, &c., &e3pfiict US. What we have
TO DO 10 reeoyer. oir heidthis 70 hike ont from the bowels
health follows oil necessity BAASbssrif Pills arc
The only medicine That can do this with entire safety to
are now living who have sJopisd A.. os rnorsSSDs
a. &eii a sSSSaSS iSr fss,a tst1,9io 'a lily
years, aud whsse svetaee health is excellent. They
these innocent and ~Infallibls Pills f
Principal ohee, Brshdfe,h Building, New York.
fS0dby J,M WEST q co.
.Andby al ssspssssls dsslsn ia msdieisss.
dsHtner errk ~ ,~.,
h4uenV'
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BANK OF OHIO!
Notice to Nste Holders.
OFFICE or THE STATE BANK IF ONO

OFFICE OF THE STATE BANK OF ONO,
COLUMBUS, Nov. IS, ls65.R
AS THE CHARTER OF THIS BANK WILL EX-
~ TIRE on the fret day. of May next, the Managers
ara DESTROYS Of taking up its Circulating Notes US fast
as possible -s.t ffsg "
Ohio are requested 70 present the same 1T any OF The
Branches, without reference TO The particular Branch
deemedin U. s. Legal Tender Notes.
When presented In sums oil 1--WE hundred dollars and
over, they will be redeemed, IL desired, in sight drafts
e. & Nss Isir, upon sass. a.. ss ssas. p.ie ~ the
who those persosf ContoI, ..
q you've tried 'bouy, ANDREWS, rresiden. ,
a 80 Branches Of the slais hank
= ~ ia ~ 4he above notice OF Pres
THE question Of Shs Pint National Bank
o Brazil is under dlseussk cs.l.s
Assembly. %K
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.admimtstrator.,s .Nntioe.

NOTICE is hereby given that at The Probate Con :
~ for Belmont County the undersigned WIS APP
pointed aud qualified as Administrators al the estate Of
Samuel Harvey. decd, lsle OF Belmont County, Ohio.
All those indebted IL said estate are requested 10 make
immediate payments and ihose. having claims against
said estate are notified 10 present them for settlement
within one year from this date.
JOHN HARVEY, Admir-.
March %, 1861
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that at the Probate Cour
lN for Belmont County, OHIO. the undersigned were
appointed and qualified as Executors OF the estate Of
Daniel Atkinso :, deceased, late,o OF said Comfy.
All those indebted 10 said estate are requested 10 make
immediate payment; and those having clsIlas against
said estate are notified TO present them for settlement
within one year from this date.
JOSIAH HUNDY, IT,
JACOB MAULE- I
March %, 1906.
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March s, 1860.

This day came r. Z. Chambers and G. W. Hoge, q |
COMMITTEES heretofore appointed for that purpose. and
reported to this Court that they had investigated and RI. 1
amined the Annual Repon OF the County Cstniuission-
ers OF Belmont County 10 the Court Of Common Pleas.
relating 10 their official transactions ard hmneial C n
tiiia" 9I - q County, Tor the year ending Sept LIST, 1895.
day, VIII, ress.sla.e in iha, behalf aud beiug ex,
some eight miles hereby ord red to be printed
: peaches in all his sJsotha,Ls Commissioner.
by the recent frost. Hex :. Chambers and
have the buds been destroyC
twigs for an inch or mere are entnN
Wednesday night was unusually s~evetson
it was then that the chiefdamage was effec
. Cd He also expressed fears regarding u
! fate of the apple crop, but entertains son
| hope that it has been spared. The loss
: the peach crop will provea-rery serious OF
J Indeed TO cur peoyle. zHT ~ saIE7Esgs
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.4dn,intstratos.,s .1otice.

NOTICE is hereby given that al the Probate Court Tor
Belmont County, OHIO. the Undersigned was ap.
pointed and qualified as Administrator OF the estate oil
John Berry, deceased, late OF said County.
All lhose indebted 10 said estate arr requested 10 make
immediate payment; and those having claims against
estate are notified TO present them for settlement
within ole year from this date.
March Is 1s66. '
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DR.|TObias' Venetian Horse Lin
fment. -

Pint Bottles AT one dollar, for the cure OF lameness,
scratches, wind gals. spralns, bruises. spilnis, cuts, collie,
slipping. stlfe. Overlooking. sore throat, mil in the foot,
etc. It's warranted cheaper and better Than any other
article ever Offered TO the public. Thousands Of animals
have been cured of the collie and over heating by this
Linimenl; and hundreds that were crippled and lame
have be en- restored to their former vigor. 1t is used by
all the first horsemen throughout the States. Orders are
constantly received from The Racing Stables OF Eng
land Tor If sh supplies of this invaluable article. Over
2,50c testimonials have been received. Remember. Sl
laid out in time may save the life of your horse.
Office 56 Cortlandt street, New York. Sold by all
Druggists, dec2s-Im
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MOVING DAY. There was considerably
mors tkau the usual amount of moving in
our towd did n~eigSbofho,d this Spring.
A great many Of our citizens have gone to
seek tertunes d the great West. We are
sorry 10 lose thesh, but Wish them all great
s@&a. go p 81 s1s5Hsf
eT Fhtt *. sr rizS 4. 10
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Time Table Of @. Q. r. r.
ia..C. A. seaRAII.
brN%ARroIs bsNAI Ids. l9AxSH

n On he, vtargim,' after their aonaes, YiR
xsaerstsnSt that their subscriptions are about
ost, and that they are requested. 10 rene,o. /.
AH papers dtt stepted ,.ssr hs jsa9scrtp-
ssn expires. ess.i
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'lsAr s~'recent dress boil, given by the ultra:
f~ashionables Of Paris, Asia was represented
bya Russian lady, whose hal. arms, apd
dress biAzed wfthths lightef diatnonds.s Her
entire outfit cost $eQ0,000ge'sip 81 o. EAp'
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FEcnos or THE SPINE CURED.

--.I Hartford, Conn Nov. 1lih, 1861. .
MEssRs. THos. ALLcooK & Co-Please send. with
dispatch, twelve dozen Alcock's Porous Plaslers Our
daily experience confirms their very superior excellence
Al tins momeiIS t Whiting. n man applies for one. who,
by eutangleiyrut in the shaft OF machinery, had both
his legs brvke4' spine severely injured, nyd was Tor
nee -ly n year g nrely helpless, This mun found relief
We ,ooh by The app ication of a plaster to his spine.
~ las soon enabled 10 work. and now he lubors as
well as ever. lie would cheerfully pay IS Tor n single
Plaster il they eeuld moi he had al a lower rate. am
surprised that surgeons do not make use OF these per-
ioraled plaslers, To the exclusion OF all olheTs, as their
~hexibiliIy and adhesiyeneSs are greatly in adyalce OF
all other plaslers with which | am acquainted; while
the peTforalions peculiar TO them rendered them greatly
superior to all others for ordinary surgical uses. Know
ing the Plaster $ TO be so useful, | have no scrupIes that
my ntime should be known, d.
J. w JOHNSON, NJ d.
Principal Agency. BrandreIh House, New York. lH
a'Sold BY alldeaiers in Medicines. de2J-im
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Immediate payment; and those havipg claims assiIls
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