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BENEVOLENT REQUESTS.

srRrSormD, Masa, Feb. r 1857.
Judge Piiny Merrick. who died Boston on Friday,
iet $40 to his native town OF Brookhed Mass, for
the establishment Of public library, and an equal
amount TO the Chldrens Friend Society st Worcester
His whole estate Is valued at e158.0OO
The New York herald., 1867-02-08

THURSDAY, FOO. 70 T. M.
AsHHs-Recelpts. 30 packages The market was quiet,
but steady, at previous quotations..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 49a2 bbs nour io6 DO and 26ll
bags corn meal 5 bushels corn sso0 do oats and 1900
do malt The market for State and Western -four dull
and heavy though there no material change In the
value The sales were moderate, being confined 70 5000
bbs at the appended quotations For Southern hour the
inquiry was very moderate, and prces II anything had
downward tendency The sales 100 bbs Rye hour
steady at previous prices with sales Of $50 bbls at
from ~ to - according to quality Corn meal In mod
crate request and prices The
900 bb Brandywins IS % and 800 calorc IS as
The New York herald., 1867-02-08

IscrDrARr FrRa IN NEW LosDoS, Consistently after
eleven O'Clock on wednesday night two business
ms,- street. New London were totally destroyed by Are
@ ne 1e supposed 70 have boon tho work o. an ncen
The New York herald., 1867-02-08

Judge William Miller, Associate Justice Of the Court OF
Sessions Of Westchester county, died his residence at
MI Vernon, on Wednesday night
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and heavy, though there no material change in tn
value The sales were moderate being confined 10 500
bbls at the appended quotations. Southern hour th
inquiry was very moderate and prices II anything had
downward tendency The sales 100 bbls. Rye aou
from 81 to ss according quality Corn meal was In mod
e 8 To- s g
Supsrnne and Western n...I.........A...te - Is 10
Esn... Esss ss.ss sss II
Common % medium extra western s. Il
Extra round hoop Ohio. o..................u 70 II O.
Common souhern ..........n 4
Rye hour tsqperlne, Ooa 9
The wheat was quite limited but holders wers
nrm 10 their views and fu prices In most DO
II .s sns
& e aaa Il & sss.
%sndsd for sound Western mixed in store and sao. pgs
Isl. q Isl u store ana q q is but q.
;:s 81: = :s
5s he :.iss comprise S % = Sa ss "a
But ss
ssS PAID si's 81
" :.; ss e. s.
port the 'als' s<sFsS.as asSS ,i bales We quote
5Sss Sss1%Sia;i: %SiSs;,s: : ]" z
Goo market for Rio ruled very arm with con-
made =
tons we heard % Of s'p no sales. 0'n'r
FE.IoHrs steady under liberal orerings TIE
ssi in sn 1si
ass . bacon 10 .:s1e
G oa
S er% ,S. To rs an 100 bales cotton
The charters wereAn oldenburg brig London,
s I per S n6 bark n e @ s
leum from Philadepha to direct port the Continent
GusSKsBeyond the sales noticed in our last report
hea,S q rcs we, %
kinds were also neglected
The sales were 90 bales at $50 eoc for Amer
do % %
rars ON private terms and BY auction 40 hhds do at 4c
NAVAL sroRss-rhere was rather more tone 10 the mar
Sss SsHs iss
but IL ss
available freight restricted transactions g considerable
% q 20 sSs :;5.asS 81 sale
S Gas a s = for SSs
y ss = rs Asy.sssa:s.
dressed hog The pork market continued dull but holders
nrm in their yfews-unusuay taking into oonsid-
tsd prices rather below the rates and
accordingly light Nearly al the sales at 90 for
% ~ s'S Sc q e rss @ 8 s:r Ss. q. g =; G
81 81 Psms e. is.as. d:!s sS IS ss.: =. s:::
f. fer. ga . "a g. n 'ps s.s:
M s ss ~ 81 Darn s s.ss % e ss:s ana AZ. sa
:;ss. : 20 Das Il, Pc; ss hans
ss.:: =: R y: 'd;,s e.; .;ss.
S". sss eenssuss s..dy and ora VIII s.ss x Vss Ssss
Lard ssn.ines % d sas W Ssscs vsrs sneSsnsS prns
kette rendered MesSen (new) sold ,at ufc Dfc With
s's :.. s.s: . m 5 ~ M a s &: = or : Dss ana al xs e:
ar:::.d .ois = sts s.is: =: AVE
and Chssss ruled .oys Il former prloss tSOus
PsrRoLEunIhe demand for Crude continued limited. an
beyond sma transactions a lo heard Of nothing 70
se o Ss oss Sc
.i,ss ~.
p%S srss ana sss A
as ssys1s; iss q ..s: ~. :. le .xs
ss q & Ss
.h. demand Ss.ae chiefly sc. rsan:s The .ssss % Ge@
SSd. %ssSo ." pv. sss also = Soss: = Ss
SsO~. iso isTo; sof wSiss is,sa iA,io. h.rds
EILow was nrmsr with fair demand Sales las 900 lss
rzkeceipts 30 bsl We heard Of no rsasaossona
beyond those reported in our iass
The New York herald., 1867-02-08
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

Tho Choapest Newspaper aad Best Literary
Journal In the Country.
The WEEKLY HxRALo for the present week, now ready
contains the opening portion Of IN original story in two
chapters entitled
THE THOUSAND DOLLAR BILL"
wRrrTBr FoR WEEKLY HERALD
BY JOHN G. ORION
And very interesting Sketch of
GAN INCIDENT IN THE TROPICS"
POETRY -.sCmxms PRnRosx" ssOs PAurxnrAfn CrAU-
sAH," PAr's wncoMa yoax"
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S HIP PIN q NE w s

ALMANAC YoRK-rum DAT.
.......... I U M0on eve y -
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The details OF the last two statements - UNDER
The receipts Of the Atantio and Great western RAIL-
way for the month Of January. 1857, amounted 70
sooi 1877 against S5ol oo1 In the corresponding nonh
OF 1899, showing decrease Of 4ll3,sSk
The western Union Railroad Company earned in
January this year $50 o7s against sAsloi In JsnaAry
1859, beng decrease Of too2a
Tho business transacted u the SubTrsasury In this
city 70 day was q foovs:--
Receipts .. 81 O1830o Customs ......... t460. 900
Payments. 8707lo Gold notes. ...... 2a2,000
Balance. -. .10o, ,o3S, $50
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Ss western Union TEL @ cs' !. sss" Fsa ps,i " y
100 Quick Mining Co.. 20
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lar pieoe Of land the company needed and they had
beel forced 70 buy than they really wanted That
was tue whole explanation Of the matter.
Hr. ca.nLn Joss said he had been in The habit Of
Of years and he wished TO say that the good manage
mont Of The company, through ~ pilots and other
ofr srs, had been quite remarkable He had crossed at
any accidert during al that time. owing 70 the care
Iee.uea OF the company's empioy6a There were, Of
course deys In consequences OF the ics which science
meht perhPs in some way prevent sno 40 = svsy yi,n
was that tn management Of the Union Company had
been carefd and discreet In every possible way ne had
heard talk about Legislative interference with the
boat lines md he had always found that men who In
vested thet capital In seamboatng or IN running ferries
would do bitter than any governments board tnaS could
be devised .
tho GRAMMAR here interrupted tho speaker, and In
formed hin that such board was contemplated,
though had been suggested that IN inspector or COM
missioner ould bc appointed 70 suporntend the work
OF the bry companies with duties very similar 70
those Of the Insurance superintendent
Mr. Josxprocceded to that the true policy OF the
LsgsIaturen regard 70 ferry companies was to put the
who ran thtboats No ferry company had ever carried
20 many passengers the Union Company with 30 little
los Of fs In reference TO the ice, everybody knew
that y csmsnesr the shore and that even when the
for tho boss TO get into the slip. Az an instance
Of tho persistence Of the pilots 10 get passengers
across, he might state that no was few days
ago on one OF the Wall street boats, which tried
20 get into the Wall street and Fulton slips,
though in vain; and the pilot thcn still persevsred
and - last succeeded In landing the passengers at the
Cathsrine Hreet dock Until the bridge between New
York andBrookyn erected and he believed that Il
ultimately would be, be thought that the Union Ferry
Company The best possible holders Of the privilege
icrryns sSen reroded no COMMITTEES that v,,,
,ho srnmfsrs and those Hssaisded with the manage
meni Of the company appeard before them, the vsss
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so--Emr-o Tnu.aAy February J. .. g Johns
Davies Dawn TALnlas Ross, o. Bound Brook N J.. 70
hAGGrE E., youngest daughter of Thatcher Emery, sf
Portsmouth. No cards.
TRAsK-WoopBraY In Kslamaxho Mich, on wednes-
day. February at the OF the brides parents
by the Rev Job rerson GEo9Gs L. Task. OF New York
70 CARRk, daughter Of J. p Woodbury., Esq-
PErTr-WAs.-0u Sunday, February 8 at The resi-
dence OF the BRIDES father by the Rev. W. Gotnrd AZ
rakp pkrnr TO ELuaA c. daughter Of Richard Way Esq
all OF Maspeth l. l.
VAN Corr-Psrrr. -On Sunday, February 8, at the
same residence, by the Rev W. Gothard, JoHS D. VAN
Gorr 70 EnELIss T., only daughter Of Thomas Petit,
Esq, OF the same place.
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cIsHruuccs Jan z-Ausbrs WIN Mason. wymau Hs
In port ssA. sark sssssoa for Boston lag brig. q.
ne Cook for % do Navsrno Lord for United States DO
CAnpEHAS Jan 3-In port b~gs " Tcwnsend for Nsw
York ldg Oven for do do. Sid 36th brgs Robin. pills
dcphia; zo&h, Echo. BALTIMORE
HALivAx FEB S-Ar bark Celeste (Br). Msckay. Lsadon
for Boston.
LIvrsroot. FOB s-Ar slip cahoua, rsse, Eyork.
MnrscunNn, Dec X-Arr ship Siam Luce. Erork -
MATAHsAA Jan Ss-Ar brig Mecosss, Dunbar. fhaAdsa-
Nassau MP, Jan n-Arr schr WIN Gregory ssyannss
(and aid NH for Z port IN Cubao. sgth stesmsr Lnomss
bocks NiOrk lput in short q Goals and would p'o0''a
RIO osAsDu, Nov sa--rn port ssar Ass'r. Aar'sA
from NYork Ath fo DO, ldk. =, CO. a,n.u Nvo~<
1.c. Jan 2iAr schs ,e ssn @ M GoiS Norm wsd rA
&oba Passed By % sst schr ManocrerSwoHs 80 Hs,sn.sS
sAna Cruz; sssA schr orsdaa's' shsr"an' ''''
E C~ce csxs ysn = sh,p. nsry RusssL wssts. dsa y.s.
o,zshrts Johnson frusa Boston for Meibourno r3ak
S,-S z~oN rascornh from oorce for BOSTON, ~ - ~
49,. sIss sssss Asa iBr) 0sydins fcr scsson ng kS
Mnsnh M nss oncs c frcm isSFc~ for boston pss A =
snm mn. srkrn L~ws MnIfsrd hossndsr from knns@s
rha. - t,ksrleson for Havana dis9, n Twscon ~
barn ss:.SS ssf & o.yi nys[s Hsxsiss sos n Miicscs t -
n 80 = dsse y. >cyd chr rrsdcnss Thompson rAn.
sdsiSsis; S,h brss Y k0islssrr smAsA A~sA~~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-18

TIE followIbf i fiie latest harrington
ianismn from the pen Of the inimltable
Shillaber: aHave,,you any lubricating
drops for abrOnchieai lieiency?' said Mrs.
PartingtOnto DR.. Withington, at the corner.
els yo0r cold deep seated ?''said the Doctor
blandIf.. ~ don't know how deep il Is, !"
she said, with a bark likean Esquimaux
dog, .but ftis loud enough. What 3 time
for coldathis Is, tO'be sure; / declared am
completely aggeEated with my cough"
tor. Il expect 50, replied she, "but wheth-
er it wtll do any good Ornot mnst depend
upon honcit inleeis me, butI VIII. take a
box Of atTaeioas lOzenges, anyhow. which
/ have heard spoken '0feas melli flu0us."
Ike spent bis time IN playing with the
dumb bells, and the old lady asked the doe
tor t0excnse the liberty he took, because
the boyWas % eiven 70 jlmehstics.
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1Y AN INGENInus OONTRIVANOE,

DY AN INGENIOUS CONTRIVANOE,
ID originating with htheinYentOr Of this Furnace,
all the cold airs made To pass through water on its
waytO the cold air chamber thus cleansing IT OF
every particle Of DUST that it enters the room as
pure as though il was on the mountains top. Phy-
sicians praise it, and recommendi it on account of
its health-imp lrtilg tendency. ......,,, ,.I'I,
warm adwellinso of from nine TO thirteen rooms, IS
no greater than is required by one CRATE; and At
gives an oven, summer like temperature, night and
day, in all parts of the house.
After several seasons use, this Furnace has fully
established its, claim as the most desirable arm
ing and VentiIating Apparatus in use. Burning
anthracite or bituminous coal, coke or wood equally
well. upon the true principle OF economy--sloW
combustion of large mass OF fuel-it secures an
evenne.s and freshness Of temperature, steady
flow of pure, clean, 0unburnt air, night and day,
while the furnace itself will not burn out or require
repairs for many years. Tho correctness Of the
above is certified 10 oy the written testimonials Of
many leading citizens Of this and which
will be furnished with illustrated .descriptiye
pamphlet price list, &c:, upon application by mail.
Ohio. b 'FF f.f PETER MARTIN, Y
dsc24-dSm y Inventor aud Manufacturer.
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coed ThInG On n. Thcven.

frhe Commercial B,il lletin gets of the fol-
lowing Boston i0ke. which lseharacteristic
0ffii6 CityOf NOtiOns,Hq sl iiAaA .hrlsb
fiA aentiehianIof, this city, entertaining
SOME friendsrasliOI time ago at the Music
Hal, sWithia sight Of thB great organ and
other enrioslkiess OF the place, suddenly
became aware OF a series of ''nudgesn in
his back, and turning, became also aware
OF solemn countryman,s evidently oflan
inQuiFing mind, indicating the statue OF
Beethoven with an vinterrogating fingeh
aeked IN the unmistakable patois OF New
England; aas..S3 3sh 'shal''.'7,i '"'D"''
.Nu, sir, b. onze," was the response. yea
-sBFonze, hey9 Must cost considerable.
Whnis the gtatO0Oi?'A n .TWHuT A r
ss.Beethoyen,n said the gentleman, begin
ming De amused. Y, Y I.5.s En-. ..s ,.sa IN
l~B. Th6ven, heySs and then refectiyely,
witlrIthe impression of the statue of b.
Franklin fresh ~ his nind-'lVdshe q sBos-
ton 1ld1lyD en- -7ldi8uA 1oaa hrA wni4.H J.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-18

In tragfcal love affairs the cold aud ra-
tional citE of Berlin emulates warm and
suscepgjbie At the moment when,
in the 1atter city, a youth of eighteen, che
only son 6f.wealthy parents, poisoned him
self foESeeiug BIZ. love for ayoung girl Of
his own age unrequited, young man, Of
Berlin shoE for a similar reason, theygirl
he adOreGl. at the inquest he threWhim-
self over the dead body, exclaimings IN an
agony Of grief, ''Oh, my poor Maryp. A
laboFer, Of an age tolerably advanced, COM
mits suicide by hanging himself from,nn-
happy love fora bIind itinerant harpSplay-
ing woman Of nearly sixty years If such
things. happen amongst the, aged it IS not
surprising II q youth snatches up apistOl,
and in his blind fury levels It at his forner
Eweetheaft, becanee she has no longer a
smile f6n hfma Thewoman thus murdefed,
herself Kirl Of eighteen, was working at
q factory. Her unhappy lover waited In
the e4enlfg until Che girf Quilted her work,
when he went up to her, aging he could
not live without her. and asked herif she
did not. pily him. Receiving no answer,
he, IN wild despair, discharged at her a pis-
toI loaded with two bullets; and the wife
Of printer strangled her husband.-BOs-
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1YOUNGhgM MEN

H.a
The experience of the past ten years has demon
strsted the fact that the utmost reliance may be
placed in the efficacy ofi2nif2b TSn b5DWoIo uH
ilem BELII,S S SPECHFIC PiDLSsod w9
for The speedy isnd permanent cure. Of Seminal
WeaknVss, Emissions, Physical and Nervous De.
blits, ImpOtepce.O or want Of power, the RESULT OF
Y0UTHFUL INDisCREEftIOSG,, l551 ,5a
which, neglected ruins the happiness and units the
sufferer for Business Social Society or Marriage,
and often terminates In an untimely grayel Make
no delay in seeking the remedy. fl}ellB Specific
Pills can beused without detection or interference
NO MO- CHANGE SI AM OF JET DIET IS NECEssAsx.:,
They are entirely vegetable, and perfectly harm
less On the system. Each box contains eopills with
full directions and treatise on the consequences
and cure Price One Dollar. beware Of counter
feitsl, If you Cannot procure them Of your Drug
gist sendthe nioney TO DR.. JAMES BRYAN 4 Consult
Ing Phy ysciah, sl9 Broadway, New York, and they
win be sent by return mail, FREQ from observG
tion,l Forsale by druggists EeqaEallS,is lidGdoY
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RAII.ROAD TWIE 1TAnLR.

* "A
Showing the arrival and departureuf trains at Co
lnmbns, Ohio. On and after Monday, Nov 10, 1885,
trains will run as folloWs; ni 'dlHh ~,
IIttIe miami a CoIumbusS q xenIa R.Is.
= sf !, LEAVE. ARRrvE'
oChj1agn Circlevillo, Lam aH PAN 8 gliuoq.
caster, Hillsboro and Chill a1 l.c p
6iin1einnsti, 6i1sGsGS DAYTON Rich Rich gov % % :.
Tonas Springfield via - 49,
c cihSinSaii iii DAYTON. iic;Sm;i WV y ' ,s"s
Indianapolis and Hi! !lsboro', ,o
cSSinTot SsiSotss 6EstSn SHs Mnrssf sprns HOO M
i6sid via bSHdof !. "a G.., $40 p. m. 2aop. m.
Cincinnati, DAYTON. Richm'd I..lsr ,o -
@%Ili D1 % t'iiS iS o. d ~ psr IN. L0UGHy Agent.
cleveland, oOIumbns q Gin'ti R.R.
E.a Eisst 4DlF G3PFss,s ssSrc:a; sss T.
MallsRd ExpFesss;s.,. 300 + N. sSo s.5o s. N. n.
No, d INSTRUMENTATION. 800 A. al. i..HSVar. M.
-faa go eil3 JAMES PATTERSON Agent.
baltimore * Ohio FaailrOad, Central
81 la5n Ohio Division. ,g Iteta
No. i Morning Express East 6,I5A NJ llf5P. NJ
No. s ExpreSs aud Mail East 1900 N, ~ l0A0As N !!
No. II GAINESVILLE A'm'OnwS ssg rMiL rEEiL ss Isont.
PIttsburg, Columbus g Cin'ti Rsk.
lightning Express, ARSON Am.
Mah q AecommodatiOn. 500 A. NJ ,6:sO Z. a.
New York Express. llaO A. NJ. llSO Z. nj.
sThis train runs Sunday night, and not on Satur.
O"'' ]. B. PETERS. Agent, =
UOIumbus and indianapolis Central
Z .o- yqIF Al'V Railway. "a q, ~ ,,a- +, 4
Night Express,,.u,a .Es,. olls55 p. M. $50 A. NJ.
Pittsburg Express and Ac7 y lg =, ..,1 =,
-cemmedati ation,s....s,." 4:2oA. l22S IN.
CHICAGO. EK press, .,......, 500 p NJ loo A NJ
.ts ne eI is "a. A. HILL. Agent.
SnhdGfskys Mansfield q Newark R.R.
"a, =, ABRIv : Ar;NEw ARK, LEAVE SEyARK.
Express. J. IN. 1900 Night. "a $50 A. Mbi,i,
Accommodation. ..l0:l5iA. III. gii 1880 AZ Mic
Mail 4:45 7. M, p15P M.uI
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CUNARD STEERAGE LINE.

DETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIV-
ID ERP00L. calling at QUEENSTOWN.
From New York every Wednesday.
s From Liverpool every Tuesda'. tH4 ..ig
From Queenstown every Wednesday.
RATES OF PAssAGE.-Cabin, $50 (g Id. Steer
age, go (carreno.). Storage tickets from Liver
plol Or Quse stown at low rates. -, I'D
r. Il. CUNARD, l.a
No 60 Broadway New York, or to
- RICHES & MOORE, Agents,
Nn..io7 South High street Columbus. Ohio.
decI7.dly
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BALTIMORE LOCK H0SPITkEl| \
BAHFiMoRE, MARYLAND

BALIIMORE I. LUCK HVSPIIAl
bA1FfMoRE, MARYLAND 3
80 ~ III Nv 1AtA-1 tNN%ASN&\L.H
AS AIREFUGE FROM
1,R y 9gAgNENFSM sN M 6BE 6I.%EtfSEb SSfH PLACE WHERE
~ SohIr nari N TNhos discoysreit most Certain
speedy and 6hy Ilaectusi Rem eds ~ The World for
wek4ess q hs Back pr h%S S1rct@Te Afs HIS
charges, lpporteney General ss
Dyspepsa Iahguor Low SpEi!s. Nonl psIon Leii q
ling, Dimnesa Of sight Or tiildpesal Disease of the
Head, Throat, Nose, OF kins Aiect ittl.g1
ot ungs Stomach iT Bowelsst hose tsTTlPis Nls
oRET and soitarypractcesn niDre fatal Tto their uct
fins than Sia & sSbss Ss8SrS Or and
ysSss SgatSS fSs nassc &s mpoEE6o
n9gWi0d ooYOUNG M ENngJ "di sysI
Esnst;.iIv vbobste become the Victims of SSifthf
nv Vice atdreadfull and destruetiHelhabit which
ily sweeps stoanuntinely TO gTavel thopsahHsO Of
young lbe most eSalted talents 9nd 6slIhR
eTlTna Senates with tiie thualefs OF clcqueneS.
waked to ecstacy theliping Tyre, may call with
cop6dsqDeo,i n syga i8lDlqs EDlcT9H SIT
-7D W5Y MARRIAGE EisUbm gGi9C
Married Persons 0E Y9PSg MsP g yGeniS%p
psN}e 1beb efofHitiss. spSSd cSfed roe
Ho who places himself uneertho caro- Of pr.
NAV reigiously oonildein his honor ss gent emal
and CON dSntiS reyuppn hissidij as pbysician., (
I ~ ~ ORGANIC AGk NESS q Tisi
Immediatblyl Cured and full Nigpr Restored,9 uy9
This Distressing Affection which renders dife
miserabie and marriage iniposs 5eMls the penalty
paid tic ot gSon b
| ipgiawaFe Of thedre9dfu epniegaepqesitp tph nay
epspea oy, Yhp that ppders ths Sn6l 81 lG9t il
sooner by those falling into improper habits than BY
tho pr,ufeut . Besides deprived ofthopleas
ufe Of. healthy Offspring the msst serions and DE-
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aWuArlunnpaI1NRni advertisements must bo paid
fol hkf1nfi at the time they aro ordered other-
vine fhfpwiIl not appoar in the paper. This rule
adhered 10 In all Gases. There will be
n 6Edopfinhla sd s9qh1l bGa .aiEaOhf y ss2e9iluA
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rTO 'FL2ADIES.

It You requirea reliable remedy, 70 restore you,
aud remove Ifregularit es OF Obstructions why not
1Everylady knows the sliahtest irTegplaJty of naT
ture is liable to bring on Headache Giddiness, Low
Spirits Painting Mysteries. &c,; then the bloom OF
more distressing commence, rs Weakness, Spinal
Comp amt, thew hites, .Prplapsus, &e, DO, A
never falling remedy Will be found inai, .,r,,iI,
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Squat6 a lhAH 1IllyIA ,rN4WOd II
-It.H Al DAILY. y I.hnI, .s'iobN
For each insertion, per square, ~ cents
Noficeg0f Dohlhs.i 80 cents. 'vi -"
Eoticss Of lria9SsI 80 csktbOaAk 9t
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Advertisements inserted every other day, every
SIltiday, ana once week. win Be charged Shopper
nSNtr1i. 0ind iI1orlion.gIi y qiuti 9Ai s3fiA u
Bnsnoss Notices in Local column, 70 cents per linz
oreaoh insertion, no Notice less than M Ivy ld1
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YMIKRRiAGE,
ENDORSEMENT Of the the PRESS.

The many thousands cured at this establishmen
within the last twenty years, and the numerous i'm
pOrtant Sufgica Operations performed BY ID. u ohm
many other papers notices Of which have appearet
again and hgainbe hepublic besides his stand
ng as gentleman of charscter and responsibility
a sufficient guarantee TO the a6lictedlo ngq iipi
.li SKIN DISEASES sRERDILY CURED. .
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,MARRIAGE.
DR. JOHNSTON,

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Member OF tpe h9yHl Nolleso III ~,
Pig * nf sn KY
United ota!cs sd or P y, ~ s M
been spent 20 Cno ~ o,oo ~ ~ ns
depha ana elseWhvLs, mas Snec,su syoU quo
ma; th tSk ears n,bsD hsD
Guoed WIN ss hNing sspned don
ssEee ssnSgs lash bSsSfnIDsS 6iasbps attend
cd sometimes with dsrangemento Of mind, Eerecgre5
Immediately. - 5r,., .,.,,i, A., !
TNAHx ~ EARTFCVJTAER NOTICE
M, illl,ll Il, ~ !ILl, 10
Dr, addresses az IhqSe Wno my lntsl
selves by improper inoulgenGe anu sQi,gaIy hanlts
which rum botn goay ana a,nu, upns.ing @
ebner business, stnuy, sool1s, 1 ~ fat
pd9eSS 1iS H. SaIy % YOUTH VIZ! Woafesss
Of fhe Hack and limbs. Pains in tie Head, Dimness
of Sight, Loss OF Muscular Power, Palpitatonof the
Haart. Dyspepsa.- n erYous Irrltahllity, D0ranger
ment Of the Digestive Functions, General Debility
symptoms of Consumption, DC. .-,y
iMvSr n ~ l4T'be featful effects on the mind ar
v,nnb ~ ba'drcaded 1Iossi6f Memory, Cdtffusion
Ideas DeprsssionI of Spirits, Evil Foreboiings
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