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EmpOrfS-FOrairn,

AHpOrt%-EOreign.
misunderstanding Cuba-6f5 boxes sugar. Kirk
land, Chase Co.. 800 do do. Woods Weeks y Co: 40i
40 d. Spenc9 and Reed; case cigars J. g. Griswald;
4crates pine apples Fisher Bros IL Coz pkg cigars
r; DE CoTmck 800 sacks salt. Il. NJ. Warleld & Co;
I horse, {. g. DetaTmeqdia; box sugar, Weston s
Wehrhano: pkge DO, Brown u Rogers.
LiyernoolmBrem bark Maryiand-3l hhds soda
ash. c. F. Pitt Sons; y tons rock salt 10000 bath
Wight & Sons; is bales carpetng. John Turnbuli: 100
tons pig iron, IL steel rails, 1875 sacks salt box
percussion caps, cases mdSe. order.
Navassa-Brig RomaneG-330 tons guano, R. W L.
Rasin.
LiverpOol-Brig Yazoo-S.080 sacks salt, order.
ExpOrts-FOreign.
Vest Indies Brig Rosenay Belle-7i2 bbls flour
2O9 do meal so do pork $50 do bread 50 do crackers
gO DO peas, 100 half do beef 100 gals petroleum.
hnds Tobacco 200 bush $500 bbs lard. 500 do
oil meal. --0N'N' ~ s'"A' 'Ai4'0o"
L2ugh FOyles, Ireland-Br bark Henrictta-2a62 S
Haliiax-Br; brig Josephine-1,G5l bbls meal. o9t
DO HOUR l,ISS'5ushels corn ~
smpOr1S-S0aSswisa
Nortolk-Steamer Thos. Kelso-17 halo. co4ton
neeverS * Anderson; ITO bbs fish, Whedbeo L Dick,
Savannah-Steamer North Poin.-os I,0,o, oo...-
Sterling Ahrens; 50 do, do. W. Kennedy. DO a.
order; so do, do. j. 3. Andrews; 20 do do ~
Barnes CO.. Is bbis, AyreS & Coulter; sundries. sun
Nortok-Steamer Jas T. Brady-s bales cotton
Wheeiwrght, Nudge CO.. do, do, Norris & Bald.
Wilmington, N. C.-Steamer Ellie KNIGHTS bales
cotton, % hbls spirits turpentine. Sewers & Ander
son; 95 do.do, Jas. Corner Il Sons; % do. do, A e.
Meyer & Co: 10 do d. 17S do rosin, Griffin, Bros L
Co; bales cotton Spence & Reid; SO do. do. "A bbls
rosn. J. Brandt Jr II do, do, 90 do spirits turpen
tine, 10000 # lumber. order.
= Newbern. n. C.-Schooner Mail-60 tons iron. 3 &
K Co; so bbs rOsin. Jas Corner d Sons; 10 sacks
lead ore. Caas, Vacke CO.. so bbls spirits turpen-
Tine, Jas Corner Sons; sundries, sundry persons.
TWENTY THOUSAND DoLLAR HoRsE-Wilkes Spirit
records the sale OF flying rotter Massachu-
Setts pay mare, by Ethan Allen out of Pocahontas
1heprlce paid was $4,000 It is stated that she went
mile IN harness in 2m. 2512s. and then after the
I'm. 25s This is amazing considering that the mare
is young and mas yet had comparatively little done
symmetrical; in size, the medium between her little
sire and the great. grand pacing mare her dam. Poo
cahontas. She has inherited the fautless trotting
action of Ethan, and it believed that the big chest
nut mare has not only contributed to her speed but
given her the power to keep up the high rate and
stay.
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, May 22-Flour is frmer. Wheat If
regular Provisions frmer-Mess Pork $50 50; sales
i2% cts for Shoulders. Lard is in moderate demand
at az cts, Whisky unchanged. Gold l32.
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Buy LAND-Horace Greeley urges everybody to
buy land" lie says:
Land is still amazingly cheap in most parts of our
country, and is not destined to remain so. Immi-
grafton IS very heavy; we are all sick of war; and
3ur population increases at rate which will double
st; Gyery twenty years The common notion that we
SUI nave an enormous area Of arabic soil unappro-
Pritatea Is mistake. West of Kansas and Nebraska
II, over three hundred miles west of the Mis-
iond ~ ere IS little good land. The central table
rosty an %ur lie high as to be cold and
iiess dronth EHa are parched By persistent, pit
serious OBSTACLE to settlement not one acre in f~
could be rendered productive without irr;e+in S
artesian wells, and these are very costly. anu
WENDELL PHILLIPS is said to derive from h;o love-,
estate an income of sixty thousand dollars YAM
In the midst OF all the appliances of inxnyv "a
wealth. he concocts his theoretical schemes a and
rhetorical el0quence for the rectifcaton of soc;
If he puts his bands in his pockets for the
purpose, the public have yet been apprisod ~
the fact. A Northern contemporary saws If has NOT
heard that Mr.. Phillips; with ali his born davo-
ton to the Union, and his inextnguishable love of
the African race, contributed funds towards the
raising of regiment for the support of the war and
the deliverance of the negroes Of the South from
bondage. '-'
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Receipts of Cotton at Southern Ports
Stocks Oh Hand.


Decrease for the week ................ L. ISL
We have nothing later from Apalacbicola than the
2lst ut., CAST weeks statement 1t is reasonable to
suppose that the receipts at that point are 10000
bales We learn that there 200 bales at EufauIa
and Albaan Ga. There are also about 5000 bales at
Columbus: There have been some receipts at St.
Marks and Newport, very light. however.
The following are our
Total receipts for the week. . - 6161
Net receipts last week ono
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Reported for the Daily Commercial.l

N, Y,
Circuit Court for Baltimore C5untp-Hon. b. G, II.
Emory, Judge; John I. Lnsor. Esq, States Attor-
nCy.
Aaron Kemp and George W. Day vs. Augustus a.
BogEs. Judgment by confession in favor ofplaintis
for $6S532. with interest from date and costs Messrs
Hinkley and Morris for plaintiffs and Messrs Daniels
and Grason for defendant.
William Fort, indicted for larceny. and whose case
was removed from Baltimore city, not being in court
his recognlzance was forfeited. George ". Dutton
security.
John Young and Robert Thursby. indicted for con-
spracy, and whose cases were removed from Balti-
more city, not beng IN court yesterday their recog
nizances was forfeited. This morning tho forfeiture
was stricken out, and the cases fixed for Thursday
May 3lst.
State VS.. William Likocorner indicted for assault
with intent to commit rape on Catha inc Foge aud
for common assault removed from Criminal Court of
Baltimore city; plea of not guilty, confessed by the
state on the first count, and plea of guilty confess
cd by the defendant the second Of the in
dlctment; fined 81 and costs. 4. Hopkins, ESQ., for
the defence.
State VS.. Eliza Norman, negress. indicted for lar
ceny, removed from the Criminal Court of BaIti-
moro city. Tried before jury: verdict guilty. not
sentenced: Richard Gragon, ESQ., for defence.
B 9h RSoa and o. R J8 T. baP 5T fq Edward
the bar of Baltimore city were admitted to practice
in this court:
State VIM. sadIer, indicted for larceny. removed
from the Criminal Court Of Baltimore CITY, Tried
before jury; verdict guilty. not sentenced. Messrs
Brooke and Blair for the defence.
state William Dorsey. colored indicted for lar
ceny. removed from tho Criminal Court of Baltimore
city. Tried before the Court; adjudged guilty Ed
ward W. Blair, ESQ., for defence.
State ,vs. William G. Nblo. Indicted for larceny,
removed from the Criminal Court of Baltimore city
Tried before Court; adjudged guilty; rot sente8
eed. Messrs Blair and II. Richardson for the de-
fence.
The following is list of the petit jury summoned
to this term OF Court:-Beniamin B. Bush Lewis r
Cole Joseph Leaf, Francis kendig Cornelius A. Kel-
ton. Ambrose S. Bull. Owen Gooding, William +.
Jean, George King, Henry Kone Jehu Peregoy, ia
g@ obr Sham6sT5Fe Frs 3onn o 4R%e t william Strong
William Sykes. Joseph E. Rowe, Valentine Cross
Aaron Tucker. Darby S. Eusor. Court then adjourn,
o'clock.
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EjaE5. JOHNSTON
II BALTIMORE

q
~ BALTIMORE
c-,-,r,,,,,- -..,,,,,,r LOCK HOSPITAL.
OFFICE No. 2 SOUTH FREDERICK SfR FjF'T A'
Discovered IN the Great Hospitals Of EUroIrA
the 1hOst certain, speedy, and only cectpa reIcaE
IN the world for weakness Of tho Back or LiaabS
STRUCTURES, Affections Of the Kidneys and Bladder
Involuntary Discharges, lmpotency. General DebI!
ity, Nervousness, Dgspepsy, haaguor. Low Spi.its.
Confusion Of Ideas, PalpitatIon OF the Heart fris
iJy, Trembling, Dimness Of Sight or 6iddinegg Dir.
eases Of tho Head, Throat, Nose or Skin Affections
Of the Liver, Lungs, Stomach or Bowes-thrss terri
bic disorders arising from Solitary Labi5 Of Youth
secret and solitary practices more fatal to their 7io
TINS than the song Of SyrCls to the Mariners al
Ulysses, bhShtins tneig Iuost brilliant hopes or an
glciPations rendering Marriage, &c, impossible.
DR.. JOHNSTON
.omce TO? S. FRGpERTCK STREET., Left hand
SIDE gong from b&itlmGfo street, .ev Doors Trou
tho corner. Fail no. to observe Name sud Gunh,r
Latters must contain STAMP oc4-tF
ERR. =. Il UEE of Paris, still continues his .ge-
-E[ cesStul treatment of CONSUNFEIOE. Several
residents Of Baltimore il an advanced stage Of rhs
disease rapidly recovering aud can ba re-
feTred to. Apply at his OFFICE, Southeast corner
Of tayette and Frederick streets, Baltimore, Mary
lan0. lel@-ly
EhR. a. HUET, Graduate Of the Medical Facul-
NJ ty Of Paris, France,) Member of the Medical
and Chirurgcal Faculty Of Baltimore, Nd il ths
discoverer Of the ony Remedies for Diseases Of pm
vate character, without Mercury or uOxious drugs
Recent cases cured in from Il to IS hours on writer
guarantee. Chronic. inyeter&te md constitutional
Diseases such as have been abandoned IS taoura2s,
u sl22I!!y s1d FERN " cured The re ALMOST
adopted by him is that when has the approval 81 Re
EOsU ulsClASUlseQ Enyclclans Of Paris, and It's uni
TeIsai success in practice Of 20 years has proved
beyond doubt, that tho worst casas readily yield
and are thoroughly removed 81 and forever irpu
the system, especially all o. constitutions! Co.
blity nervous diseases, which or late turzs -
consumption, and all the evils antEIed by certain
per4icious practices which ruin both body and n,ipe
uniting the victim for either business study socr
OF marriage, and TO those who suffering the evi4
effects Of improper indulgeDces, Of whatever kind
can now be perfectly restored 70 natural health ani
Tigor, n brlef period, by APP lying TO one VII ose
skill and e2periCGce DO relied o.. No c2r5tfs,,s
G8rr0isss:oHal charges.
Distant Patients consulted by letter and remedies
forwarded that car be taken in tho ost convenient
and private m2n1er.
OtGc3 southeast C0TuSr Of rAyETTE ar II; III.
ERiCK STREETS. ials-i-
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Postal ArFAIRs.-The following orders were is
sued on Monday:
West FirGinia-Establish an office at Harris Ferrv
Wood county, and appoint j. Z. Ruth postmaster
TN! office directly On the route from Parkersburg
Reopen Reedyville Roam county, and appoint s.
j. " et2el postmaster, vice Edward Davis.
= Appoint Miss Emma Henry postIuistress at Alpire
Depot. Morgan county, vice J. 0. Allen, resigned
At Mount Pleasant, Spottsylvana county. appoint
cannot take the oath
North C5rolina-Reopen QueensdaIe, Robson
county, and appoint Peter McCaum postmaster, vice
appoint Alexander Jackson postmaster Williams
ton. Martin county, vice Nathan Thomson. resigned
South Cdrotiaa-ReOpen the following Offices: Gil
hsonvllie' Beaufort county, s. G., John Auwin, post
master.
Moffettsville, Anderson county. s. c., Robert A.
Reed. postmaster.
Sumter, Sumter county, S. c.. appoint VIM. C.
Duncan postmaster. vice John II. Feriter, who can.
At marlborough. Collector county, S. c.. Henry
Albreeht postmaster. vice c. g. Henderson, who can
not take the oath.
4 considerable number of offices were also reonepn3
bama. '
'eansylvania-Sterlngville Wyoming Co.. Penn
sylvania The name and site of this Office is restored
to Meshoppes, and P. NJ Burr appointed postmaster.
--
STATE EDUCATIOy.-The Rev L. Van Bokkelin
State Superintend of Public Instruction delivered
lecture in the Court House in CentrevilIe on Wed
nesday afternoon, the 9th instant We were not
present upon the OCCASION but understood that the
lecture was principally devoted to Consideration of
the advantages that must result from the present
school system IN lew years. One of the benefits re-
sultnG from the present system is an active super
VISION OF the public schools, whilst the State Normal
school viii supply the State with educated and COM
petent teachers. Mr.. Van Bohkeliu is a very plea
SAINT speaker, and since his appointment to the DO
sltlon ne mods has been zeIlousy discharging the
duties OF his Office and mauifets great interest in the
success OF the system Of education now in operation
IN our State-C6ntreuiHe Citizen
There were 80 civil and $50 criminal
cases on tho docket at the April term of the Circuit
Court. in Columbus Miss
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zgGHTzNSH ZaEPAOVaSrra ggT
s9aOSPECEUs
L or
THE BENTLEY SPRINGS COMPANY.

AL Ol1NS LIMA SL A4NNO SOMHANY Y.
frst-class establishment to which tho citipers ~
Baltimore could retreat ia the heat of sump2er vos
sought for In vain during tie past season 10 snrnI
that want AMI to present At the same time a nrost
this Prospectus. " e'-'9" "
Bentley Springs is situated at the distance of ahcrt
~ miles rom the city, eco feet above Underwater On
the Northern Central Railway, which, with its donnie
stack and present facilities renders access to tho
most healthy IN the United States and tho scenery g
scarcely surpassed anywhere in beauty and romance
OF character. agIdfcent trees an abundance OF t5s
purest water, beautiful ra7ines, clear mouutQia
streams ana l9Ity als contribute to make tdis $50.
ATTRACTIVE, and to point it out rs admirably auarte5
tor large Summer Hotel The surrounding neigh
9oThGoq 2ooUndE ID pleasant walks, shady drives and
delightful prospects.
1t is proposed to profit BY these natural ADVANTAGES
oy the erection on one Of the most eligible sites. and
within view OF the Depot OF hrSt-cRSs HOTEL under
the direction Of tho Bentley Springs Company, Of
baitimQTe county. Tho amount OF Capital is liked
at One Hundred Thousand Dollars, il shares OF One
Hundred Dollars each and the undersigned arc tho
Ofloers snd Directors.
1t is believed thEt, in Sskng the citizens Of BaE-
InoTs to subscribe 10 this project, are advancing
their individual interests MS well as that Of tho city
itself,
Our citizens Will be waited on by me Directorg Of
tic Company FOR the purpose o. soliciting subsoriD
tons to the stock.
Application may also be male 20 the Secretary
at sac cios CT the Company Nc. Il S. Charles strsst
BOARD OF DIRECTORS;
a.. u. :. ABBOTT, Pree,t.
Eayrard NJ Hutchinson. Oliver 81 a P sl1aS:
G. ". Burton Isaac s ttenTge
huTh Slss9n, D.. 6. Y, GoatsE
Woodward hbrahtma, @, w RertiSn'
s. !" n0oAnsGS' - Sans. Webb. 1rssyu-s-
4 r. KNIGHT dNaratarv -. S -
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HOUSE.

Rev 5 Coleman < VT, Pa
D B Warner. London
J G Holt, Chicago -
j Turner. Phila
Maj e II Toll. Chester, Va
VIM Hicksuf. n \
N Cochran. Annapolis
Mai Geo A Flagg, ct
J Mckinney i VT, Tenn
L NJ Shunade Il VT, Va
n Chermer. N Y
J r Smoot. Alex, Va
II 5 Mercan, Pa
W A File, Ohio
Geo W Day u VT
A L Kimball & VT
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Chas Easkins. Wash, D {
VI II HeInbiger, Phila
G Rogers. n Y
W o Hasslup, Pittsb'e Pa
C A Ball. Elizabeth, N Y
J c Campbell 4 la. W Va
A G Waters, NJ i C Il f
A B Meulen, Gin, o
VIM A Apologize, do
Il Z Heckert / la, do
Miss Anna Hershet. do
DR. L i Wilson. Louisville
G Weightman. n Y
I Robinson, Wash. D C
Mr. Graham & la. N 0
J II Parkerson, n Y
Geo | Clark, Gin, Q
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.CGlce no. : S. FREDERICK STREET, Left hand
side going from Baltimore street, (. few toSrs frorq
tho corner. Fail no. to observe Name sud Numb,r
Latters must contain gtamn. oc4-tf
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There were 80 civil and $50 criminal
cases on tho docket at the April term of the Circuit
Court, in Columbus. Miss.
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It lis reported that the Government will loose be-
tween two hundred and three hundred thousand
dollars by the failure of Culver. Penn Co., the
New York bankers.
Mr.. Clarke, the Comptroller of the Currency. has
turned over to the House Committee on Banks and
Banking the testimony and papers in reference to
the Merchants National Bank. The committee will
make thorough investigation of all the facts of the
case.
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EEIpIuEgS'
Specific homeopathic Medicine Co.,
Office and Depot 562 Broadway n. I.
VIM. II. READ,
Wholesale and Retail Agent,
l4j Baltimore street,
foR SALE BY LII MEDICINE DEALERS.
DR.; iumphreysis consulted daily at HIS ofica per-
snnfy or by letter, above for all forms of dseasa
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-03-24
Gg8G3A5 aG95G53.
TO CONSERVATIVES.

THE advertiser, having been restored TO
J. health in few weeks BY very simple
remedy, after having suffered for several years
with severe lung affection, ADD that dre"d
disease, Consumption-is anxious TO make
known 10 his fellow-sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire It. he will send copy Of the
prescription used Gree of charge with the d.
rections for preparing and using the same,
which they will fnd SURE crRE FOR CoNsVMP,
TIoY. ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, COUGHS, CoLDs, and
all Throat and Lung Affections. The only OBJ
iect Of the advertiser in sending the Prescrip-
lion is to benefit the afflicted, and spread infor-
ma,iop which he conceiyes to be invaluable,
and he hopes every sufferer will try MS RENE
dy. as it will cost them nothing, and may prove
blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription FREE by re-
turn mail will please address
REV. EDWlRD IL WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
December 80, 1865. ~
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slaughter.

Our town was thrown into consldera-
bic excitement OF Monday night last by
the killing Of BENEFIT McCnrd, a colored
waiter a, the hotel Of Mrs. j.. A. Glaze.
II seems that The deceased was standing
quietly upon The street, when he was &C
cosred by Mr.. Dooley, from Charles
town, Va, who fo- sometime has been
engaged al work in The shop OF Mr.. Phil.
lip Afllck. and charged with stealing q
horse The night previous. lie protested
his innocence, and 4, the same time at
tempted 10 release himself from the bold
which Mr.. Dooley had taken Of bis col
lar. Before lie succeeded, however, lie
received blow upon the head, from the
effects Of which lie died in about one
hour. An inquest was held The following
morning. The following is The fading
Of the Jury That the deceased was kill.
Ell BY blow from wooden lnsrumen,
in the hands Of Theodore Dooley and
that he came 10 his death by unlawful vio-
lence, and Theodore Dooley is guilty
,hereof.-BerryuiHe Journal, 10th.
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NEW TAILOR SHOP.
SMALJWOOD s. SAHM

WAVING located in Shepherdstown,
~ will be pleased 10 wait OIL the citizens
Of The place and the surrounding county
in our line OF business. Our Gsrmen,s
either Gu, or made will compare in fash
ion or fit TO any in the cities. We guar
tanlee to give satisfaction in every res
'pect. Persons desiring a Fashionable
Garment and an easy fiji, give US call.
Latest Fashions constantly KEEP, on hand.
Hope 10 receive liberal share Of public
patronage.
IS Shop one door cas-, of Chapline's
store. March l0-f
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BELLS
" OR NJ sly R i P,

The most Innocent, Pleasant and
Efficient Remedy in Use !
4 Remedy Perfect in Itself. No Castor
OHto be taken.
TN this Preparation we have included such
| remedies only, that have teen tried for years
and are known to possess powerful anthelm in
tic virtues, combined with milo aperlent S,
pleasa nj aromalics and sugar. A theImintc 5
Of thems elves cannot perform their peculiar
func Ii ms or have the desired effect, uuIe s the
bowels are kept moderately open. TO produce
his, gentle purgativeS are necessary, and such
only ought to he used that cannot interfere with
lie anlhelmintic employed. The advantages
o. CHIN for this Syrup, are:
LIST. lis poser of ExpelIing and Destroying
Worms.
I'd, It's mild and aperien. effect upon the
bowels.
Sd. Its pleasant taste and odor are advanta-
yes possessed or claimed but by very few Yer
mfugcs.
4lh lis harmless influence upon the system
consequently no injurious eff cts will result
firm il, use should the patient have no
Worms but all apparent disease, arising from
some other unknown cause, which is frequent
y the case.
The constituents of this syrup and its effects
ere known to all our Physicians, who are now
using it in their practice TO large extent
rs CENTS A BOTTLE.
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LADIES FAIR DlsTrRBED.-Lsst night,
abou, half past eight O'Clock, considerable
excilement-during which one lady faint
ed-was created in the rooms corner OF
X ng and Royal streets, in which fair
Tor the benefit of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, is now being held, by the
appearance there Of large squad Of sol
diers, who marched in, preceded by the
United States flag. They demanded the
the instant removal Of the pictures repre-.
senung Generals Lee and Stone wall Jack
ron which were on exhibition there.
threatening, in case of refusal. 10 tear
them down themselves. fearing a dis.
turbance. and wishing 10 avoid anything
gu. of which polilcal capital could posi-
bly, be manufactured in this transition
stage in The country's history. the mana.
gers Of The fair complied with The demand,
aud the obnoxious likenesses were taken
IRON their positions on The waIl.-Aler.
dadria Gazette. 18th.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

GENTLEMAN who suffered for years
Il from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay,
and all the effects OF youthful indlscreuon,
will for the sake of suffering humanity, send
free to all who need it, the recipe aud dlrec-
tions for making the simple remedy by when
he was cured. Sufferers wishing 10 proht oy
the advertisers experience. can DO so oy adj
dressing JOHN d. UuDE T,,.
No. Is Chambers ST., New York.
December 80, 1865. ~
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Dcatbs.

In tbs place, on Saturday las. al the
rss;deuce Of her hin law. Henry Kunes,
Ms Sarah CO'rtH, widow Of The late
william CoIrell, in her list year.
Nssr hi. place, OH the s h o! March,
Airs. Ellen l.. .4UiS, wife Of David Avis,
ssed 40 We Rs, 9 months and 7 days.
Ga The 81 inst, al his residence near
Hedgesville, Mr.. Josiah Hedges. in the
Goth year Of his age.
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BELLS
ALTERNATIVE,
OR
CONDITION POWDERS l.!
For Horses, Cattle and Swine.


!SF % cents a paper. or 81 tbox. II
THE immense sale OF these Powders during
L The short period they bave been before the
public, is sufficient guarantee OF their great
popularity and tue decided benefits derived
frcm their use.
They are confidently recommended not only
preventive, but as compile cure for Ill
diseaS es incid, ntto the Horse, Cow or Hog, as
Loss Of appetite, Coughs, Heares, Tel-
loU Water. Distemper. Clan.
ders, Sc, &c.
BY their use the Horses appetite is impro-
we'd, all arrangements Of the digestive org ans
corrected, so!tening he Skin, and giving to the
coat a sleek and shining appearance, and may
he used with perfect safely at all times, as II
contains no ingredients which can injure
horse whether sick or well.
For fattening Cattle they are invaluable; also
possessing peculiar properties in increasing the
quantity Of milk in cows, thereby giving them
an Importance and value which should place
hem within the hands Of all interested.
All Diseases 10 which the hog is subject, as
coughs ulcers in the lungs and liver, and al a
general purifier of the blood, we guarantee
their efficacy, if on fairly tried.