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The Formsn wilf case continued ye.isrd,y Vt "
~grrogaies Court. nosnhstaudn NJ The sbs VI sur.
rogsie Tucker fhe cro.seIAminatian u Mr. .srah
Aun Wright va continued b, Judge Bradford ccurssl
for Contestants me stated that nr Formsn, sLor.y
before bsug taEen 20 the asylum ha Told her flAi sr
bushaid had threatened 20 nave hsr taken 20 tie vu
~ greenwood rns noeed tlift deceased TAXED ~
random aud tod her hist " he Continued % ftf
hu hand would Ass her 10 the sfsluu shs sasi ths
ln.e Hrs I0tIBan shorty Afterwards tslsn -
the ssyAu. when wtress surVrs.f bit DID tUt
complain Nttnsss ttongit Nfn iofnah iab0rfg 4
under Temporary nsAnfy a. the time. bgt considered
uai hr. Formsu q q vTOng to ssep Al ~. A<vlum
ong tnd hat ts gLo ID have brought her Lon.
shat eject "a Al would have had her health
ness believed he sspt her thsrs lot hsd purposes ~.
eesssd had comyained 20 witness bitterly of her his
baud watching aud folloving her stsry~ters snd ~
nes believed nsr tfssimsGt ard tho manner vts h
.hs drsrfsd ron ite house, cousitrrr her
snf the mdnsss ~ hsf manly even Il he
st the time. 10 ~ trLg1sUe and unI4st fable
Kisy Dawson vs called srd srEnlnsf o.
pt1ess for contestants she stated that che bad tstu
IN The habn of frequently vsrng up forrnsn tnd
that yhs had hesn treated BY her sifb Hfsrfcr ard
house, but ths' saedeny and uabost apparent e.aas
the last VIII, sue inormsd ~ Nts Ftrnsn tist
shs should vislg 1sr no more .nlss1 lnvlt.d fhs
witness believed IN ton With rthsf egrcrra.tfL
10 nacsis her nsAnly si the time
Ia tie srsnilnsiion witness s'Asd TIA Ssttatsf
had said made cos,snsrEs % her hrgss of
me tass n ghis iodgirg and thst tho vs.'s ssfs
slsnding Invitation 20 vis. her snd that s~ss' >fnfs
she had teen nciv revived
The fartkef sssmir slion Df ths es-s rsftTorsf
urtll the frst NonsAv ia ticl.bsf
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A.-.A.-A.-A.-A.-A.
Every Man HIS Own Nssh~rw0man ~ the siFn u osrtss
Hbenisn ysntot of washing machine 'E,sry Man lis
own Doctor IL all ordinary casea 4. -. more sensbts
motto ~ MARrDEs'S = VEGETABLE NAkAriNK ffi.fs-
io-e of thes. costing oyv few een,s proies pfceissy
the results whic s"d ~ y the Sisrs, whsn
he pr~pares his elaborate prescriptions foe whlrh hs
chstg- and very properly his usual fee Dopo. s bsosi.
way New York. for sale ~ all druggists
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Ana msr sritan's GiO Cures Tn frea
days. Onir ten pus parsly sesststis.
BARNES co, ~ Fsrs roo, md druggists ffea 81
sent ~ m
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Address Poiisk q SON. Me~rsehasa
Msnuf.cnfers, Gg Brsadwsy toufth stree, ftt~s
eut 10 order. boiled aud repaired
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Agents swansed.-s2,O 900 Year and Az
For further pAflieaiaFA aiirrss " - Whs1.
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Sss Asrsseir The rtts Usra'd 10. ihs fSi'o~
nS susf, written ,, rrDfsssof pe'.rr - Haa'un coi
lsss DtesfyAiovy, ana dated June n ~eDn its nofu
ina of thu 18th lnsf slsrof sfsa 81
tns vi-srssfary Tns sffuss tssht ~ ds' hr,ts no
sref and the Thea follow days ~ b.f .ssiher df
not r<fmh bsfors last hirht ~ nsss sar~ az /. me- on
srd planetary pafnfe iss nsr tsisfosf tue ghss
seventh Of the grDgp hts brgtssr than ssrr ~ tha
t.eifh msgptnfs ard tbs m0>Sns ~ tsetJy
holrs twenty fouf minute. % rirtt srssson srh s~e
ten and hsN sssrs~s ~ sessbsfs fs. nstnn, w.
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Fisgs oS All strss-Cisstrg Oas Cheap
A. the % hssdqusrtsrs ~ HOjER okAuAs. " Dsass
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riore mo- I.osk-stss~h sewing Ms ehisss.
80 13 bfosdssf
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se0rsU Nsssu g VII smson snd q Bose Il ~
r'f. VI Thfrls ~ us hut4si e.sb. ne Il Fane
ivD houn ard fbiftg niIaiss
ATHLETIC % fHfLaDsfrnfa W. Islos ., sosri
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A.-A.-Iadt~s Discard Artificial pa1.
dnss Madame jun,sIs NammAai balm. " do eiop
the form Dep,, ~ csna street MADAME Jamei " 1sss
oblitcrator. SOLD W all druggists,
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vsi g~A rrpusil0n fo healing ts sotsi o.s~s
~ Hurna Pi-s bathroom ant Old "a slss ~afws
tgrns. Banions, Bruisss sprass aBd Eb~au-Ausn - .
tor soil by dTuggsts
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Howe sewing Machine sssapaSy.-
Ef.lAr uo"E. ffssilsnt ~ ~ hfsae-y. Asrais
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Grov~s n Hsk~r's Firss Pre- ssfass Sew
Ing s.eh.nss, 40 Ffsaa-.Y
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A.-Motcs Chen Pomads usssoves
iociedy ihe bsst Hair Dressing used soa
by ktsHfoN. 10 As,or House. aud ~ AL druggists.
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CrSsssdoro's Hair Dpe-The Best Ever
manufactured ~asbssi- sna retail slso spEisS 81 Me-
Asiof iious.
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Remark able Freak 0f Sat0re-Eko0Y
ami the bsrk Of mantle restores hAr ~ ts original
color. u ls dye ssld by ID n. JAcOBi a. sisls
avenue Price ~ and gS
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.srsEs & sas Co az, = r. os os 10" .a s % ss s. rs o.
scat ~ mall
Addrs.. Po,i.k a son. Mssrseh.s.
M,nuf.cnrcr,, 01 Breadwsy near roafth stree, rE~s
ca, to order boiled aud repaired
A.-A.-Ladt~s Discard Autaetai psA.
ding. and -. Madam. Jan.l. s.%mssi sslm . a., s.Sy
ooilcfa,os sofa ~ al dnxssu.
| A.-Moscs Chemical Pomads Rsssovss
s S. : 10 a'isd t.sS ,s. -. s. .d % T., I. "a s'a
Remarkable Freak Of S.,"r.-E.o.1
sss%a. @@ F,ics !, .aas So = =
A.-Th. Central am~riesa Dove Flower.
With IL mighty -pl-nfer mas mss bs mos, profound
csi srnia. q rgssY srsndsf ,tary .sas
ration of all rsnssd women For ssis y ~ Druggists
Al Legal Lottery Prize. Csshsa, Draw
Hs '''.'' 90 .@'@..sI .LasrSs i,ss 70 wan ...sr
Al Prisss C.shed im Legal Lesssriss--
). cLCry Broker. i's Bso.a~.y
m.nuf.t'red "ass.ai- sna rssn slo spsnss a. ass
-" nous
DsIi.y's Magical PAIN Essrsesor Hss
=, s.asa y, 90. ~ IN "a ,.. ~ 80. 49,.
corn. Bunoas sri,.ss sPfAls. sod Essau-.usm - .
tor soil b, drngs'.'
Donh'ns' Electric so.p s..:' .. Tia.
labor money clothes .nf wyi1sn rttEvf A HtAItk.
rais sssnts. TO- nsfrtay street. y j
Fisgs os All ssses-Clssi1g Oas Chssr-
A. The % sssdqusrsrs y noJEn "hAiiAs. D.ass
Fior~nes Iso~ k-ssss~h sewing Ne shiaes.
R.s ~ Tho wosli FLOKIsCt sEwfN1 NA1HfsE co.
ss C3 bfosdssr
Grover a. HsL~s's Firs Pre- sssiaSs Sew
ing n.eh.nss, 40 ffeaa-.t
Hows sewing Machine se@ps.y.-
Er.iA- uo"E ffssilsnt ~ ~ hfpae-sy. Asras
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All Prizes Gash~d ia Legal Iotsssies.-
). CIUrR. Broker ia Bfosa~sy
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DE-. HTS
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
E@s e Or, Essence or LIFE.

$SSM%9Nylzzzz&% Cures G5neraz DeblstH, Weak.
.&&&%&m&L5 ness, Hysterfce in; Fen0les
Sasss$E32 H3l&&<a PApltdtion sQf tie Heart and
=$s8sS4&% az Nerv0us Diseases. It re-
==sSR= stores new life and vigor to the
:. = - a. - aged, causing the hot blood Of
os I X Ms1 @ ,1sss youth 10 the veins res
nye a,siuzatsd y,ith toFing the Organs of Gensro-
7,e10 ke''-so does ts0n Te7a0pan0 lnP0tef1cy ana
this Etrtr yeju0en Oebataty, restoring MdnIines8
1te the system and and full pi00y, thus proving
overcome dzsense--- perfect "Eztscir of LoUe" re-
moving Syerizity and Barrcnness in both sexes. To
the young, mddie-aged andaged, there is nogreator
boon than this Elixir of 1ife" It gives g. new
lease of life, causing the weak and debiitated to
have renewed strength and .vigor and the entire
system. to thrill with icy and pleasure -
h Price, one bottle $2 three bottles S.; sent by
express to any address. IL. W ...@;s - ..a-:
Our medicines are sold and recommended by all
respectable druggists in every part Of the civilized
globe; some unprincipled dealers, however, try to
deceive their customers by selling cheap and worth
less compounds in order to make money. Be not
deceived-ask for these medicines and take no
Others. # the druggist does net keep them, write
to us, and we will send them BY express, carefully
packed, free from observation. We; wi1Ibe pleased
to receive letters with full statements In regard to
any disease with which ladies orcge1tleuen are
afflicted Address all letters for medicines, pamph.
lets, or advice to the: sole proprietor, = in
Dr W. B. MRRWM, 81 Walker ST. n. z, 4.
May 2e III .t'; ;s H. 5.st S:s1. ..t .. 4, ~
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SgHBNCK'S MACHINERY DEPOT.
J. 3. sCHENCK, kgent,
No. 70 MAIDEN LANE, NEW XonH,

$& Vs Ne 0O2A2xN O2&S = C1GS Es
Ho.7 70 MAIDEN LAME. NEW YORK. .
OFFERS FOR SALE M
EDoRTABLE AND STATIONARY sTEAM ENHIN5t
II of all sizes, CIRCULAR SAW MILLS OF the MOS
approved construction, cut1ng from 10000 to &c, ,Cc{
eetof Lumber per day: REYNOLDS TURBINE WA.
5EH WHERIs, and all kinds OF Msohtnesy sor Werkins
Wood sud Iron viz: -'
Engine Lathea
..aS Drill Lathes @
Boring Machines
sla:ting Machines
Upright Drills a1 .15,a s
Iron P1aners "
Vertical Planers
Steam and Gas Piper 4.
Steam and Water GuageN
Screw Jacks .-.:s. ~.tl>$ y.s.s i5
Hydraulic Jacks .
Upright Reserv1ng Mills
Circular Regerv1ng Mills .@ .:t
shattng Pullrys and Hsngers Ia
Rubber Leather 3e,tings
Circular Saw Benches @& n
Steam Pumps g.-45a s.g..t .t ."1
Suction Pumps
Force Pumps E E-;:ga-. %4E. "
Power Morhcing Machines ..,..3
Blind Stat Tenontng Machines,
Daniels Planning Machines
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Moulding Machines
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Boring Machines r&
Tenoning Machines -aa@@s
Foot Mortcing Machines, ~, t5=
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Plumbing and Gas Fitting
tssS-gs 5s4S Wrght's Patent Scroll 9aWn;
Patent Belt Scroll Saws
(. .@F-a Lifting. Pumps ~. I ta- .5#3
Rotary and Mining Puaapa. .4S
livery description Of Machinery and Railway ez,nnrsa
COTTON GINS OF the most approved oonssructioa,. :
ts @a0u11y S!Ss -&&a
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n. York Advertisements

"A s@ile was on her lip health u her look
T1oN BrTTERs." @i.
8. T.-186O--X.
a few bottles Of PLANTATION BrrTERs
Gold Gold EEre,t.ss ss; s4s 2;.ts EsyssR 1A7=
:. Elatnlency and Indigestion.
ss Nervous Affections
s. Pain over the Eyes.
Mental Dependency.
" Prostradon; Great Weakness
60 salow Complexion, Weak Bowels, &c.
' Liver W sse ooMPLAInT eSiHe11a AND DYSPEPSIA
It is estimated that Of all adult ailmonts
proceed from deceased and torpid liver. The hillary
After long research we able to present the most
hundred and forty thousand persons have taGes the
has come to our knowledgel W
Tits most efectual tonic and agreeable stimuant
suited to all conditions OF life.
The reports that It relies upon mineral substances
It's active properties wholly false. For the salts
ther physician, we append List Of its
years in the treatment Of Fever and Ague Dyspepsia
Weakness etc It was introduced into Europe by the
CSuns.ss wife sds OF Of the vi0eroy Of Peru 1870 and
its otos weight n svcr under the name Of Jesxs
dfrs Dc and was finally made public BY Louis XVI King
febrfuge Qualities during his South American travels
of the stomach and bowels. -Nr1
DANDAIIoR-For inflammation Of the loins and drop
OHAMoAnE F1owERs+For enScebled digestion.
LAVENDER F1owEas-Aromatic stinaulant and tonic
WISTEnaszxN-For scrofuis. rheumatism, eto.
AN1sE-An aromatic car1ninative; cresting fesh
Also clove-bad6 orange, carrawsy, coriander, snake
root eto. -' T0--.7
s. T.--186O.-X.
the
to the complexion and briiancy to the mind is yet
known to the Of the world, we withhold
its name for the present.
IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES
RooHRsTER, N. Y December 28, 1861.
Messrs P. n. DRAKE d Col have been great suf
abandon ny profession. About thrse months apo I
now nearly well man Ihave recommended them in
psHa far as With
80 49, f'spe. ReV: J. THs1ei 3. dArHoRN.
RESPECTED FRIEND:-My daughter has been much
benefited by use Of thy Plantation Bitters Thou
Thy friend, ASA OURRN.
SHERMAN HOUSE. CHICAGO Ill,
February IL, 1868.
MEssRs. P. 3. DRAKE oo::-Please send as another
appetizer, they appear to superseded everything
else, and are greatly esteemed. "a
Yours. 60. GAGE WAITE
Arrangements are now completed to supply any de-
and for this article, which has net heretofore been
The public may assured that in no case VIII the
perfectly pure standard OF the PLANTATION BrrrERs be
departed from. Euery bottle bears tie fac-simile of o.r
1is7e. o0i1
Any person pretending to sen Plantation B1rrras IL
of reeed bottles See sat our Frivate STAMP /, UaMu
11ATED ouer eueTy cork.
Sold BY all Druggists Grocers and Dealers throughout
the country. -TE
p. H. DRAKE & CO., New York.
AEril 40 1vr
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"A smile was on her np-health was In her look
strength was In her step, and In her hands-P1ArrA
= :
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Sln1ILIA SIMiLlBUS CURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS
IOM&OPATHIC SPECIFICS

HAVE PROVED, FROM THE MOST APPLE ExpE.
al RIENCE, an entire success: Simple-Prompt-
oient and Reliable. They the only medicines per.
tecty adapted to popular simple that mistakes
sannot be made in using them; SO harmless as to be
tree from danger, and efficient to be always relia
ble They have raised the highest commendaton from
ILL., and Will always render satisfaction,
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Ihsve the honor to be. gentlemen: yours very truly,
James II. Weh1i, Esq: 80 - 1'00'
Mx DEAR sm: I have great pleasure In asking youto
highest approval Of their instrament Itis consider
not merely the best instrument Of American manufao.
the Mesars. chickerins may well be proud Of having
| turned out from their manufactory an instrument
which, for touch, quality, power and wozkmanship it
would be very dicult % surpass in any part Of the
#. Dear sir. very sincerely yours,
Firm Of conard i coard, Pisno.forte Manufactures,
,.u,.. !, LoHDoN. August q, 1855.
NJ DzAa s1s i :
asessrs Ohekerdng. Tell them was delighted with
as soas eger turned os ao IN tossc and sos, As'
Wishing you So, I remain ever truly.
Firm OF I Broadwood s Sons Pianosforte Mann;tao.
turers. London.
4sssrs cAickeri.g Sons: r 1s-n.s - 49,
GENTS Ihaye just invited by Messrs Collsrd to
have no hesitation endorsing the opinion Of nv Old
friend, Mr @. D.. ooard, That It is the finest in
Believe me. gentlemen most faithfully yours,
J. l. HATfoN.
- sFG5.45.t11 ''#
NtoteeSHS@<tS
+ to AessTs. cAiekersng G Sons:
LONDON, July Is, 1856.
Having played upon Plano-forte made hy Messre
ohickel3ng Sons, Of Boston and New York, hsve
much pleasure in tesfying to its general excellence
and q Sas Seay
consider it really GRAND P1ANo- FORTE, AND DEo1DEp
ARABGILA = a11Lo aEaoapI oshSE1o10hh
g; e. a, An2Sqs 1sBoRNE- t.-.s'l " ALFRED ED JAELL
sGIEs hsH BExEp1or $. IlsRsAx MosaasI2s sI9shR.
! N n, V; 8e4E4: - Prof: Of Ccnaervatoi-e dc
BIN SR1NlE7 E71I5i Rf6HARps AkTaHk AHs1fnE oHAppzr
/ RENE FAvARs,ER. Director Of Monday Con
SYDNEY Smith. certs, London. n.,-11.
Among the chiefponts Of excellence Of the Ohicker
ing Pianos speak the renowned artists in their
the greatest possible depth richness and volume Of
tone, combined with hrilnancy clearness and
sympath3!ste quality which changes Under the
During the past forty three years this nr has manu-
0 10000 PIANOS. ,.
the construction Of which they hsve
known and valuable Improvement They have invaris
BY been selected aaa nsed q he worlds &C.
professionally. both Tor private and public use.
fa1 TE7ALBERGo
consider ohicke-ing Sons Pianos. beyond com.
per1son the best have ever In America. sl7
! :%:= 4SOTTECHALKo 81
consider Uhickering Sons Pianos superior to any
They are nnrved or sher anena M .nd
the harmonious ronndness of their tone. There is
perfect homogeneity all the regisera The
which do not ana in say other While hs
base distinguished for povef Without harshness and
for amagnidcent sorority. .l-T.5 |!,
xouz Risnos are sapsrtor e
have never heard tone perfeot It ytelds every
Of change % 70 every Gna
rare power ana Is derived from the perfect purity
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CHEROKEE INJECTION.

does not fall to euro GonorrAsa, G1eet and al Afa-
cous Discharges in Male or Female, curing recent
cases in from one to three days, and is especially
recommended In those cases Of FZuor A1bus or
Whites In Females. The two medicines used in
conjunction ull not fail to remove this dsagreeable
complaint and in those where other medicines
havo been used without success.
Price Es;msdy One Bottle, g, Three Bottles IS
The Cherokee Cure,n " Remedy and " Injec-
ton are to be found in oil well regulated drug
stores, and are recommended by physicians and
druggists all the world for their intrinsic worth
and merit Some unprincipled dealers, however,
try to deceive their customers by selling cheap and
worthless compounds Sin order to make money
in place Of these. Be not deceS0ed If tho drug
gists will not buy them for y; write to us, and
will send them to you by express, securely packed
and free from observation. We treat all diseases to
which tho human system Is subject, and will be
pleased to receive full and explicit statements from
those who have failed to receive relief heretofore.
Ladies OF gentlemen can address ss perfect con-
pamphlet free to every lady and gentleman in the
land Address all letters for pamphlets, medicines
or advice, to the sole proprietor, q
q Dr.. ". B. MERWIN. 81 Walker St.. N. z.
May "a a thstn1w
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NEEDLES. .AND FISHING TACKLE.

II 4 NDREW CLERK & CO., NO. is MAIDEN LANE. Il
~ Y.s sole importers of JOS. WARRMS ce,ebrated
Drilled Eyed beg to notify their old oustonn.
ers and the public that they have hond fu aasoS
WARRIN's DRILLED EYED NEEDLES. ,.s5: \.
WARRIN:s ..TELEGRAPH NEEDLES IN CAsKETs
q; extra larRe Oval Eyes -. n
7ARR1N's NEEDLES IN sYNopTIoAL CASES. = new;
,~ARHIN's SURGEONS. MILLNERs, SAN. pAoK
NEEDLES; DO. .$t1 '@S ~ 1T7'$$ ~;
These Needles have been before the pubic Tor
srs and are by good Judges to be sups.
orto all others In temper, hnish, uniformity and quail
Our assortment Of FISHING TACKLE ID oomplete
June Is -s e .@-15. 1nv1feTno
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PHILADELPHIA, 10th Month, 18th Day 1862.
RRseEcTED FRrEND:-My daughter has been much
wilt send me two bottles more. -~1~
Thy friend, ASA CURRIN.
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CA RID

@ a n ID.
Tits with feelings pre as American
that publish the following testmonias which have
been received by recently: 1,I
EUROPEAN TESTIMONIALS.
Recesoed during the month Of Auqust, 1856
Ia LONDON, July Is, 1867. =
MEssRs OHICKERINd SoEs-Gents: I have much
pleasure Ia enclosing document signed by the firBt
composers, musicians and professors In Earope held
your Pianos in s4ch high estimation (uide nv certih-
cate that felt 1t duty to te of them with me
to Europe to ascertain the opinion Of my professional
brethren. Tho enclosed certificate viii prove. how
unanimous they have been the subject. beg to
forward, at the same tns letter received from nv
friend, Mr.. Coliard which must be crafty
ing to you. EtSrf54Fst -ao-G- m
IhaVe the honor to be, gentlemen. yours very truly
s5G III .ss: . ,E. JAMES M. WEHII;
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W0RLD's FAIR, LONDON.

TIIALBERG's OPINION.
consider Chickering & Sons Pianos, beyond com.
par1son. the best have seen In Amerioa.
8. THALBERG,
Chairman of Jury on Musical INSTRUMENTS
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES
ROCHESTER, N. December 2s, 1851.
Messrs. P. n. DRAKE & CO. have been great suf
ferer from Dyspepsa three years. and had t1
abandon my profession. About three months ago
tried the Plantation Bitters and to my great joy am
now nearly well man. have recommended them in
several cases and, far know always with sgna
benefit. am, respectfully yours,
Rev. j, 8. OATHORN,
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s. T.-.-186O.- *.

Another wonderful ingredient, Of great use amor
the Spanish ladies' Of South America impartng beau
known to the Of the world, and we Withhold
its name for the present.
, 1866-05-01
FIRE REPORT.

Judgment being passed on the 18Th
instant in the Police Court, in the case
respecting the several depredations COM
mitted in the night of the late fire, the
5th February last, l beg to report the fol-
lowing Result
Susanna Michigan of Christiansted,
$50 days compulsory labour.
Cathrine Sanders, 70 days compulsory
labour.
Serene Elizabeth Wallace, Lucretia
How of Christiausted, Isaac of Richmond,
Robert Williams, Maria Elizabeth,
Charles Byam, Jno, Allan of la grande
Princess, Richard of little Princess, Ju-
lane of Windsor, William Henry Gibbs
of CoakIey Bay, Augustus of Cotton
Valley, Niomy Of Southgatefarm, Phillip
Hart & Phillippus of Anrashope, Alex
ander Raynold & Richard of St. Johns,
PouIas of Morningstar, Richard Sim
mons, John Lewis, John Hodge, J0rgen,
Prince Ashly, Belly Williams & William
Griffith Of Jerusalem, Jane Augustine &
David Daniel of Sionfarm, Sc days COM
pulsOry labomr.
Emily Knott, 10 times As hours Bread
and Water.
Ferdinand of la grande Princess, IL
strokes Of q rod. -
George Bourke of Christiausted, Isa-
bella of Richmond, Cathrine Jacobs,
Samuel Payne, Christine & Henry of la
grande Princess, Jane Hardwood of little
Princess, Mary Edward of Annashope,
Martin Francis of Jerusalem, 4 weekS I'M
priSOnment.
A translation of the entire Judgment
will be prepared for publication as soon
as possible.
E. MONEFELDT,
Agent.
Royal Insurance Office, st. Croix Agen-
cy, 3Oth April 1866.
, 1866-05-01
NOTICE.

FIaHE undersigned begs leave to call the
a attention of his friends and the public
to the following =
That as the present holders of the Ice
Monopoly have complained to the Govern
ment, and as he has received legal notice
through the Honorable Police Judge
''that he is still using the name of the Ice
Establishment to their detriment when
'the has no right to do So"
This is to inform the public that in flu
ture the Establishment will be knowneas
the st. Thomas "ICE CREAM ES-
TABLISHMENT'," and hopes that the
change in the appellation will not incon-
venience the public. .i4ao4e
Further, as many persons have been
accommodated from his Bar witR.Ice for
sickness after The Contractors had; closed
their Establishment, he must ~disconHnRe
such accommodations from this date, and
hopes the public will not be inconveni-
enced from this determination on his part,
as he has been compelled to adopt this
course. T9ao
st. Thomas, April 25th, 1866.
w. G. CARPENTER.
, 1866-05-01
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