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FIFTY THnrs.NnnEAns-

Fif II IHUI I'M IT f Ds, now clothed
with masses ofrich black and brown hair, would, if
they were unfortunately eut Of from a supply Of
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FIFTY MILLIrIoxs OF BONES SOLD.


-BRANDRETH'S PILLS take hold and expel the
matter 0i disease.
Extract fran a Irft,-, 47fef Darson, I9ira fgru -
1866, 20 Dr.. Braltre-5, iron, .inarer Logan, E..
Ny wife Became an invalid. Our physician rep
resented her ease as incuralic. / then called two
other physicians, AID the thrce held consultations
and pronounced her case con -umptlon. then dis
charged all the physicians and determined TO trust
TO your pills. ] got Eve boxes. which she took &c
cordng TO the printed directions By the time these
were used up. there appeared change in her c.ndi-
ton FIR the better. then hog4it fGecn boxes. ana
-he continued To- take them for three months. when
her health was entirely restored"
- Permanent and Widespread success IS the best
rgii,ac, vfthe goodness u BRANDRETu's PILLS.
They Should lee every family, ready i.r ais, on the
frs, symptoms ofdisease occurring.
Principa. OHro Brandreth House, Ne'. York. See
" Braudreth." in white letters, in the Govern
meut stamp. Sold by all Druggists
March H.. dGwIm.
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DIED.


BARsF.-In Genr-eo, H. Wednesday, March ith
Ell BARsE. formerly Of this City.
.,u.sr-In this city, March pa, ELLES If. ENos,
,sfe afR ". Chase, and daughter ortAe late Ro ger
,.uos Il IrasbuTsh, aged 81 years.
gALLARP--In tI.s City, March -:'rd, SARAH PEn-
HY. sife of II. y. Ballard, and daughter Of Daniel
Perry.
sHEIpoS-In Darlington, March 23d, VIZ. HENar,
son If Milton Il. and Mary E. Sheldon, and grandson
orJacob Green, aged u weeks.
CRAxE-Iu Huntington, March 2., in the f-th wear
~ her age, RrTH SEELEY, widow Of the late THAn-
iisrs CRANE Of Richmond.
GaA,-iu thi. city, March - Jouy k.GrAY,as,d
IS years
SuGRuAy-In Ye7-ennes, March -, Captain
RICHARD W SHEISAN aged u years.
HAsElroy.-lu westiord, March l.. JoHN HAsEl-
loN aged 90.
GmvAv.-m Hincshurgh March 18th, infant
laughter Of Mr. Charles Gilman, aged three weeks.
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TO CONSUNPTIVES.

The Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON will send free of
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will try this prescription, it will cost them moth
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Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. l65 South Second Street, Williamsburgh, n. Y.
Mays. div
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DIR. BABCOCk'S HAIR ESSING.-
This valuable toilet preparation has rapidly made
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What PROF. S. Dana Hayes, the state Assaycr Of
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is suitable for every crop or garden stun Il wil
mature them ten days 10 two weeks earlier and
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THE VEGETABLE PULMONARY

BALSA VI. ior Coughs. Colds. and Consumption is
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rTIsAMAzlNc that tie feeble should t

1T - AMAZING that the feeble should totter,
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At this season the atmosphere is surcharged with
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The Hsralds Washington special contains
tls following Judge Black has not advised
the President to resign and has never express
A doubt Of the Justice Of the President s de-
Tense, and has the fullest confidence that me
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The Tins despatch says Gen. Thomas
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"OCT OF SORTS. Take DR.. S. 0. RICH
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March 18th. w5m
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HOUSES. FARMS, LANDS, MILLS,
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Cattle-The market for Cattle has slightly rallied
We noticed some choice Cattle, and taking the mar
ket whole the grade was better than last week.
Sheep-Sheep sold slowly without any advance in
prices There were some dealers that anticipated
rise and bought Of other dealers on their way to
market, and paid more than they received.
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THE HAIR AND SctLr.-Dr. George W. Bah
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March -. wlamly. NJ. .
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The undersigned would return their most sin
cere thanks to the citizens Of IInesbur-h for the
strenuous effort made to save their property in
tAelate conhagration. They viii ever be held in
grateful remembrance
Dow & BoYNrOS.
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AMATEUR CULTIvATOR's GUIDE
TO THE
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.


Aditflf tEf -i4dAlAA l.
AUGUST or LIVE STOCK AT NARsEr
Cattle. Sheep ( Lambs. Swine
This week $50 80
Last week 30 s'!'
From VI. - "a
Prices 81 Market Beef-EXtra, Sif9D a li.21 nrst
quality SO 90 a 1880 second quality, So 90 40 Is
third quality SO 90 n d.
Prices OF store Cattle-W rking Oxen, 6, pair,
$50 S20J 70 $50 a 800.
Mich Cows and Calves, from 81, i52 IS, SIS to
500.
Yearlinzs SO a -; two year olds $50 q IS !,
three year ODDS Si5 a O..
Prices Of Sheep and LaInhs-In lots s., o. { 81
each: extra, 81 = a S70-or from y &C e p.
SDrinr LalnAs, % a 60. Veal Calves, a =
Hdes. 9 a. qic y II. Tallow, "a 7ic p p.
Pelts 81 % to 81 - each Calfskias, Is a l6c p n
Prices of Poultry-Extra 10 a 2c prime u a Isl
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Only Twenty-Five cents. Sold by all Druggists
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Mothers we also commend the Nervine for use in
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