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Cen lral stock
Yards

PITTSBURGH, July I6, 1868.
CATTLE. The market was well supplied
with CATTLE Tie demand was give and the
sale $ the largest we have reported since the
3lst day of october, 1867, Buyers were on
band and too hold liberally--an advance,
over last week s figures. The entire sales
were |, ,43l head. The extreme range OF
prices were "a 25Q17 10 u cwt. The
principal portion of the sales were for the
eastern market. Tne sales for the past
three weeks were as follows:
July 2............... .Hi5..........S5 11GlS IL
July 9...............,G9S.. 5 30Ug7 75
July ....S l4........... 4 250g7 70
The above shows an increase in sales for
the week Of 1888 head. Among the sales
were several lots Of Texas cattle
SHEEP-The Market was not so firm as
on the previous week. The sales, however
we're materially larger. AS usual, the prin-
cipal demand was for the better descriptions.
The extren Q rates were 81 1904 81 p
cwt., by the head Some lots OF very in-
lcror description sold at very low prices
The operations for tie past three weeks
were:
July 9..,..... ..."..6, ,593........... 2 75@g5 50
| July l6...........S, ,2S7......... ~ 1904 81
The above shows an increase in sales Of
1904 head.
Hoes There was an active demand and
the sales were large for the season. exceed
| ing the previous week 2.l0S head. The
principal sales we're for tho Eastern mark
q. The advance in prices was SOC P cwt.
The operations for the past three weeks
were:
July 2,......,... 3.273,....-...,,... z 25G0 o OO
July a".."......2, 5lS-.""...... z T5G1l 90
July i6.....:.....4, 4,62J..,.,.....,.SS 25t0lO Ii
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Mrs. BUaG. the wife OF Tennessee
farmer, eloped in February with her has
bands workineman, named Robertson. -
They carried off with them about $1,000 of
Mr.. Bugg $ property They were arrested
a. Orawfordsville, Indiana, few days ago
Robertson was taxed to Louisville and put
in Jail, while his paramour stopped at ho-
tfl. She will accompany Robertson to
Tennessee and have it out.
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THEJewelry anil Fancy B,zaar of CLARK
ami Ramsey has reccnly rccevrd an aGdi
tion Of useful and fancy articles. Their Six
wor Ware is of the richest an1 mast costly
selections. 1t costs nothing to see them.
,Stnn in
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prick! BRICKm BRICK!m
Half a Million Good Brick for Sale

TIE subscribers offer for sale, on reason
able terms. and i'm quantities to suit BUYERS,
TfdH Million good hand-prcsscd. BUILD
ING. PAVING and CHIMNEY BRICK.
They will have brick on hand constantly,
and invite those wishing to purchase to call
and examine a SUPERIOR article, both
in size and quality.
G.. P. DEWEY,
July % 1868 limo VIM. GREER.
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THE SARsApARILLA DTGGEHs OF YUCA-
TAN. This singular set Of people are de.
scend"d from the ancient Az'eer Of South
ern Mexico, and still retain soms of the pc
cnliaritics which Stephens end Prescott
gave os their ancestors. D.. J. G. Aver &
Co.. employ small army of them IN dig
cing Sarsaparilla roof. Provided with mar
row spades, a coil of rome. and bag water,
they are ready for the forest where the wild
danana furnishes them food. and thick
leaved trees their only shelter. Few nf
those who find themselves rejuvenated by
this product, know how much they are in
debtrd to the toll Of these humble l.horrrs,
who dig health for thousands Of Doctor
Ayers patrons, while they sometimes lose
their own.-B Boston fOmmcrenl
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j. BRIrLEs would respectfully imiorm
faosc persons who purchased goods on cred
it 1t Al;ti,n sales last wtrter. that the
NOS and accounts are abuut' dNe. He cx-
pe Is all to pay promptly.
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ROAD TAX NOTICE.
AuDIron's OFFIcE, HAnRIsoN Co..

AUDITORS OFFICE, HARRISON Co., y
CADIz, OHIO, June is, 1868.
Notice Is Hereby given, that the Commis-
sioners OF Harrison county, Ohio, at their
March Ses sion, A. d. 1868, levied tax 81
one mill on each dollar valuation or all tl,e
taxable p operty within said county, for
Road purposes
Said tax may be discharged by labor on
the public roads, ut the rate Of one dollar
and hfty cents ($l ,50l per day, under the tli-
rectioD OF the Supervisors OF the several
road districts, on or before the first day OF
October next.
The Township Clerks are also hereby no
uhed that the Supervisors arc required rss
notify all persons In their respective ROAD
districts OF the amount OF road tax nssesse,f
~ ainst tLem on or before the 18th Of An-
gust, 1858. .s'-
WILLIAM III. Mccoy. Auditor.
uneI7. 1885, .E'
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Those wishing to sell sheep are referred
to card of S. L. Mum. among the business
notices. Mr. Mum is one of the most lib
eral buyers and gcntlennnly dealers in eas-
tern Ohio.
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s0The wool market appe,rs to re at
stmd-still in Harrison county. We sup
pose that over three iourths OF the clip
has been sold. Prices have ranged from
10 to A cenls-the latter figure Tor extra
clips. VIM. UrosLey. Of Greene township
was offered, but refused 20 cents Tor his
clip.
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THE 'I.ady's Friend" is published bv
Deacon & Peterson, 3l9 Walnut street,
Philadelphia, at $3.50 year (which also
includes a largo steel cngravine). THE
Ladv's Friend" and ''The Saturday Even
ing Post, S4.00. Sample copies. Is cents
We have received the August number.
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Congressional convention

The Democratic Congressional Conven-
fien will be held at Cambridge, on WedneS
day, July %. Let the Delegates appointed
from this county, and all others who can,
be present: -
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EAG ESoN u BRo have large and fine
stock of clothing Of every size and Shape,
rcoly quality, shade or make; and There is
no place you can buy lower than at Eagleson
IL Bros store.
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eeApThe hnys about town who have been
known to take horses out Of pasture to ride
without leave, will escape the penalty for
the same { the like does not occur again,
either by day or night.
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We APPRECIATE A GOOD JOKE from any
source. but we cant appreciate Scrofula, or
any diseases from impure b ood; so we take
DR.. j. w. Poland's Hamor Doctor. which
cure Sold by NJ. L. Miller " Co., Stcuben,
vile Ohio.
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D I f D

At his residence i'm Huntsville, July 2nd,
A. ID. 1863. THOMAS FURRY, member of
Harrison Lodge No. 2l9, Free Accepted
M lson.
AT n meeting of Harrison Lodge No 2l9
f. A. Masons. held in their lodge room
July 4, A. u. 1868. The following prcam-
bic and resolutions were adopted Whereas
it has pleased our Heavenly Father in his
mysterious providence. to remain from
among us, our worthy brother Thomas
Furhy, be it therefore.
Rfsoiued, That we as members of Harri-
son Lodge, in view of the noble principles,
true and generous Brotherlv love manitest>
ed by our departed Brother, do sincerely,
d"plore our great loss.
Resotroi, That we truly aud aff:ction,tc
symrathize with the bereavtd and hearts
stricken wife and friends in this their day
OF afllction, mourning and sympathizing
with them. but not without hope, humlly
believing that our Brother has secured his
crnwn of glory in the Grand Lodge above.
Rcsoiref, That these resolutions be en-
tered upon the journal. and copies be sent
to the county pap rs for publication, and
also copy to the widow OF our deceased
Broth,r.
JAMES Howard,
: JACOB JARVIS. Com.
JOSEPH y. .JoHvsoN,
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Rase All who do not wish to give their
irfuence and vote fer Despotism and
Anarchy, should vote for Seymour and
Blair.
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neAr Manner has removed his Cigar Store
t., the room lately coupled by 7. Fuhr, as
"a bakery. He invites his friends to visit
enhiihsin his now quarters.
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na There was 746 deaths from sun,
stroke in New York City. in five days.
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A TRIAL will convince the mast sceptical
that White Pine Compmnd is an excellent
remedy for Colds, Coughs. Weak Lungs.
and Kidney Complaints. Many have had
occasion to reioic, in its healing properties.
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eFS We are in receipt of Cooley. Peter
son and Arlhur's Home Magazine for
August
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reAr Manner has the best chewing tobacco
an Cadiz Fl Is cigars are unsurpassed.
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Fey We IRE mdcbtcd t. Hon. p. Van
Trump for valuable public documants
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nE' See Commis toner's notice of Bridge
letting on the l4th of August
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TEACHERS ExAMlNA rIssN.

YNIE next Examinstion Of Teachers will
j be held at HorEDALE ON the
Ath, 9Th and eth days OF August
next, themst days u the Normal school Ex-
animation will commence at 10 0'clock a.
AZ. on the first day named.
w. BRINf<EHlIoFF,
WM. r. MELOY, I:xamincrs.
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00A SWARNIS OF BEES
w "A ~ TT II ID .

l WISH to purchase swarms to start an-
other Apiary in the country, where I will
change them to italian bees A uood
swarm of bees will weigh from 5 to hx,
for which will pay in the month of Nav
81 per pound. In the first part of June, IL
cents per pound. In the latter part of
June 30 cents per pound. In the frat part
OF july % cents per pound. All after that
10 cents per pound.
SwarIns can easily he forced any tfnfa the
hive can spare them. Thus the Keeper can
have his swarrrfs when he wants thoin and
prevent their living to the woods. (Se,
Hand Book OH bee>culture. Price BY mail
35 cents.)
l keep full hives Of italian bees for sale.
also Que.ns From one queen all the bees
in an Apiary can be changed to Italian.
Why not keep the besty Send and got
my circular. free. T also sell the Txnlf lives
hive, Glass Honey Boxes ami Be.s>h.rts.
My handbook on bee culture feel sure
will give many desirable hints on the sub
ject to the bee e-kecper who has not book
on tho subject.
X. wILKIN.
Mayi3, ls6s-3mo
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Ayers Cathartie Pills,
For all the purposes Of . Laxative
Medicina

- Nno PHpoSo3 VI D4AatiNo
q Perhaps no one mcth
enc Is 50 universally
~ qairsd y evefyb~is as
Su any before' so universal,
H adopted into zoe. iif
every country and AMONG
tA~ al classes, as this midi
hCVATK but eficie7t pur<ztivo
Piu. The obvious rr.,>
&zc-zr@W son Il, that Il is q morc
sA,&ssz---z-;l hatte and fhr more efe:
- taai reesdy than any
tried II, know that IL cured taem: tffose who have
not know that il cures thcr Beighbors and fricir.
md all know that what it does once Il does always
enposap osss5 iS Ssse 1,i o. s6
sands Of certificates Of their remarkable cures Of tpt
following complaints, but such cures are kncsn 8
every ncighborhood, and we need not publish fh
ADAPTED TO all ages and conditions Ia an climate
containing neither ealomel or any deicterous drug,
they may bc taken with safety by anybody; ThciF
them pleasant to take while being purely vcSctabJ
! harm can arise from their use N any quantity.
They operate by their powerful influence on tIJ
Internal viscera TO purity the blood and stmuatc u
into healthy action remove the distractions OF the
~tomach, bowels, liver, and other organs OF tho
Iy sorrectine wherever tiSey exit. such dcrsnase
neuts are the first origin Of disease.
Minute directions are given In the wrapper
the box, for the following complaints, which these
For DyapePsia or Indfsessfen, LassIess-
neas. LanguOr and L0as 0f Appetfts. iloy
should he taken moderately to Stimulate the stoi-
,ch and restore its healthy tons and action.
For Liver Comp pfaint apd its various symp-
toms, BiIieus HEea<aehe, Sick HKestlachc,
yaundice Green sickness, Bflf0us
Collie and Bilious Eevers, they should be jf~
dciousiy taken for each case to correct the dseac
action or remove the distractions which cause H.
For Dys~nsery or DtarrhGea, but one Mill
dose Is generally required.
For Rheumatfsm, GaOut, Gravel, Paipi-
tati0n of the Heart, Eatn sn the side,
Back and L0ins, they should be continuously
taken, required to change the diseased action Of
the system. With such change those complaints
Ill sappear.
For nrepay and DrOpsieal Swelling. they
should be taken in large and frequent doses to Ir<
ducc the effect Of q drastic purge.
For k0ppressiOm o large dose should be taken
rs II produces the desired eject by sympathy.
Asa Dfsi,er PEf, take one or two PitIs 10 pro-
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action restores the appetite,
AMI invigorates the system. Hence IL isyOften adj
yantageous where no serious derangement exist.
One who feels tOleraby weff often finds that dose
OF these Pills makes him feel decidedly better from
their cleansing and renovsting effect on tho dges~
tive apparatus.
DIR. j. C. AVER d CO., Practical Chensists,
LOWELL. MASS., U. s. Il.
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NOTICE
BRIDGE BUILDERS

THE Commissioners of Harrison County.
Ohio, will receive proposals for building q
Bridge across tie ir Fork of saltwater on
the land Of Robert McFadden in Stock TIP.
and will attend Mt said place on Friday
August l4th, 1868, at 10 o'clock A. M.
Also, The Bridge across Clear Fork of
saltwater, on the lands of Robert and Sam
uel Hearn, in Archer township, and will
meet vt said place on Tuesday, August I4th.
1868, at 2 o'clock p. NJ and receive said
proposals. by order of Commissioners.
w, II. Mccoy, Auditor.
July1, ,l86sNat.
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A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and cffectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair IS soon restored
to its original color
and tho gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair is thick.
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PiItsburgi, cincinnati d. st. Louis
Railroad.
PAN HANDLE ROUTE.

On and after Sunday, June 2lst, Trains
will run us follows:
Going West.
MAIL. FAST LINE. EXPRESS.
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gesy G. p. De xey and VIM. Greer offer
for ale half a million hand-presscd brick. -
They intend to keep the brick market open
constantly They have brick Of the best
quality and large sized.
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NAT SHEEP.

July %, 1868 lmc
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ELEVENTH QUARTERLY RE.
Ia PORT.
OF THE
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men need no defence from Benjamin F. Butler.
When the necessity for defence shall arise thousands
OF On, holsss and patriotic men throughout the land
purity But In the absence Of all testimony against
the seven. either from honorable or dishonOrabe
witnesses, why should aspersions be cast
upon them and the records Of the country be pol
iuted by the rawlings Of the reckless fasifer2 The
humanity OF tine law teaches rs no less than the die
tates OF common sense that guilt Ia never to be in
ferred; II must be established beyond q reasonable
doubt. This long investigation Is had and we are
told that no witnesses testified against the seven.
And that fact Of telf we are informed, establishes
beyond doubt their corruption.
PRIVATE BILLS PASSED.
After the conclusion OF Mr.. Henders0n's remarks
some uninp0rtant private bills were passed.
THE MILITIA IN THE REBEL STATES.
Mr.. WILSON. (rep) Of Mass, tried to call up the
House joint resolution In relation to organizing the
militia In the States recently In rebellion but Messrs
Harlan and Drake objected, saying that the only
thing that could justify them in holding session
night was the pressing matters for which especially
they had met-eXecutIve business.
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
On motion OF Mr.. DRAKE at q quarter past nine
the Senate went into executive session.
The Senate was engaged upon the ratification Of
treaties during the executive session up to one
O'Clock A. NJ and had not at that time disposed OF
them.
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lie money under the direction Of the Chief OF En-
gineers.
Reducing the expenses OF the War Department and
for other purposes.
Authorizing the transmission through the mails
free OF postage certain testimonials by the adjutant
generals Of the several States.
Relating to the survey or the Northern and North
western lakes.
Appointing managers of the National Asylum OF
Disabled Soldiers and for other purposes.
TO amend section fourteen Of an act approved july
g. 1866 entitled IAN act to protect the revenue and
for other purposes"
Admitting steam ploughs free Of duty for one year
from June 90 1858.
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SHIPPING NEW S.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY rs, 1868.

~ The once of the Herald yachts Is Whitehall
Slip All communications from and consgnees the
charge.
One of the Herald steam yachs-the JAMES the
JEANNETrEwll leave Whitehall every morning at halfpast
Tour O'Clock for the Lower Bay.
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A OFFICIAL DRAWINGS or THE SHELBY cola
IA. lege Lottery OF Kentucky - - .ao,
a. s'f IL ~ s0.4s,fs,fss'ta 0sa.' s ;'is g.
SHELBY ooLLHaR-oLAss Sh, July $, 1859
w. !" " o. y s & q sshIfTA Eco, I::s::.ssa.
%. "a "a. 81 &. a oE "a ia ~ IS, "a s.
:. . KxSTuoKy-oIAss 800 JULY y, Is% e.
o. ~ 3d. s "a "a xSsRiKsa Co, Managers.
FRANCE, SMITH Co,
Covfnptop. XIV.
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BELOW,

Brig Alma, Kingston, ia, IS DAYS
Schr Warren, Porto Rico, Ia days.
SAILED.
ships Carlos, Bueno: Ayres; sorkers Antwerp; Abbos
ford Valparaiso WIN Storer, ST John, NIB barks JAS Da
WILSON, London Adelaide, Cad VIM Brown, Buenos Ayres
Hope, Doboy MS Port Adelaide Australia brigs vir
gina ST Pierre Fredona Francisco Eerose, and Har
vest Queen, Bermuda schr Gilet 81 John, PR
Wind al sunset calm.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


A BsOIUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT
"A Standardization, non-suppor &C., sufficient cause
no publicity charge until divorce obtaned advice Tree
NJ HOwES, Attorney rs Nassau street.
A BsoLUTR DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT
"A States Desertou, nonsupport, &c, sufficient cause
No publicity. No charge until divorce obtained Advieo
free r. NUNNEL, Counsellor, 261 Broadway, room No.
A BsoLurE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
"A any State without publicity exposures good every
where; no IN Advsncs consultations free success
THOMAS pIKEMAN, Counsellor, rs Nassau street
A KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY, EXTRA CLASS
"A. <S1, decided BY Missouri State Lottery class bl -
KENTUCKY srArp-ExrRA GLASS <Sl DEcrplp M Nib
w IS s., IS % ~ 90 q, ~ q g. 81:
STATE, CLASS &52, JULY Is, 1858.
S. g. 49, g. Il kkfbpYY. &c. ~ l. e. r
xssSrnsrArr sorIHsTIs & 4 95.ss @ sU5I 1904
.sscSs, sraTi SorS,hs,- ASS SOL ,us! =, issss
-" 90 10 w. '" siaxoks SdRRAY, Managers
For circulars &C., in the above Lotteries address -
MURRAY EDDY CO.,
Oovington, NY.
For circulars &C., the Missouri state Lottery address
SIMMONS, MURRAY Co,
st. Louis. Mo-
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Marine Disasters.


scHR DRESDEN Smith, from Shulee for New York. struck
the Wolves 10th inst, In fog She came on with
bow leaking badly but with exhausted by pump
Ing arrived at MAchaspo the 18th, where she was put on
the marine railway for repairs
Notice to Mariners.
JOINS RIVER, FLORIDA.
The following sailing directions for entering the 81 Johns
river Fla were furnished by the pilots TO the Jacksonvhe
Board of Trade and be relied upon:-
spar buoy No which les u IN s. fshoms Al low water Cross
ing the bar keep same course until you make buoy 10
which lies IN feet low Between No and No
kept by the pilots pass them on either side yet way
tween the inner buoy and Nos haul uy sW ey hall
Y, passing No haul up for No 81 haul up WrW 39r
fathoms All the red buoys with numbers, bs
cf the sarboard hand black buoys with odd number
the port Buoy No lies IN athoms a. low water
you open May Port Nils clear Of point q the beach
you get abreast Baten Island wharf There from ss
70 rect water on the bar at ION ss ana n Tau 81 as
al June 90 clean Returned account of sickness OF the
BARK GREYHOUND clifford Of NIB, sailed from Panama 18th
inst. TO cruise on Galapagos Islands -. ..,,.,.,
Barr conecrd. Dunbar of Sag HsrbOr "" a, 'es ne lat
seRr A6bi. Bradford, Murray, Of Nantucket was at
July g. with $50 bbs sp oil.
Touched At Fsys Juns 90 ship Jreh Perry Of NIB clean
sailed same day. 10Th bark OF 81 sad os
bbls 50 and both sailed 27thl
spokenJuiy T. lat ss H. ion 49, brig Herald, Kelley, Of
Marion with 50 obs % and 100 do VII OIL boundto Hattsras
0round.
Spoken.
sh,p Courbia from Liverpool for Philadelphia, July a5
lat ~ "a. lon "a 25--4y pilot poaS Jane. No
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"A nisbed In Rovsl havana and eli legsiixed lotteries
JACOB CLUTE, Banker and Broker,
oOu Broadway snd 1853 Fulton street.
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nYspEpsrA. PnrHIsrs, NERVOUS AND LIVER cow
~ plants CIJ RED by Dl BARRY's REvALENTA ARA
BrCH rood Copies % 20 cures including he Holiness
xc, sent rails on demand bU BARRY a 90, 1853 VII,
liam street, New York and through MILHAU son. ls3
Broadway, and All grocers and chemists.
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ScHR DRESDEN Smith, from Shuee for New York. struck
the Wolves 10th inst, In fog. She soon came on WIN
leaking badly, but with exhausted by pump
arrived at Machaspor the l7h where she was put on
he rail wv forr