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Such is the account which have
learned, and which give substantially
as ii came to nle. ! do not vouch for its
truth, but haya good grounds to believe
it is not very different from the actual oc-
currenceH ftft
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TD- c. II. HERR, has removed his Tail
oring Shop to the McGec building, op
postc George Austiu's store, Entrance
on the South side Give him a trial he
is good tailor and makes nice ft
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9 cis- The Hon. Mayor of Fort Smith. Colonel
JED BROOKS passed down the river on the
tGlLS)n Tuesday. OLD Mr.. ATKINSON, was on
the same boat on his way to the Hot Springs
for his health, lIe appeared in very feeble
condition and has evidently. not long to con-
tend with the struggles and trials Of this
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II Peters Musical Review for April is to
hand, ard, in addition to fifteen pages of Sc
lcct reading matter. contains the following
new and beautiful music: D a &NN--t
Amt Sweet? A lady's comic song. BY
r. Brigham Bishop. ...-
Rest, Darling Rest. A beautiful lullaby.
b. 4. &. nsley.
I'm still = Friend to You. Song and chorus.
BY WINS Hays. ~, ..a-,.
He Wipes the Tear from Every Eye, Sacred
song. BY II. p. Danks.
Forest Glade March BY Charles Klhkel.
Danask Rose Waltz. By 4. Mack.
Golden Sunset Mazurka By j. Harristouh.
Music is generally considered expensive,
but when such quantity is furnished for the
small sum of thirty cents, it ceases to be a
luxury and even the poorest may sing, play,
and be happy. .a...
Our musical friends will do well to exam
inc this work, and we feel confident that thir-
ty cents, sent to the publishers fol sample
copy, will yield them larger return for their
investment than any similar outlay they can
make. Send Tor copy. .t.IE
1t is issued by J. l.. Peters, music publisher,
Box 5i29, New York, at the low price Of 50
year, or 80 cents for single copies. - '
Loving music ourselves, we naturally feel
interested in circulating it among our music
al friends and know Of no better way Of do
ing so than by recommending Peters Musical
Monthly. The reading matter is not excelled
by any Of the standard mohthlies, and the
music is all that can be desiredb both as regard
quantity and quality. Knowing this to be the
case, We have made arrangements with the
publisher to club It with our paper for $500
or we will receive subscriptions a. the rate of
SO per year. E .. H .sl
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TT Maj. SPARKS Of the Herald, thinks the
. devil wouldn't know the "old man" with
his ne,c hat on. Don't fiatter yourself Major
that he will escape on that score. The "old
.ttl!ow" with the Iron wooden shovel" is up
20 all such tricks. llI,
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IL The steamer Fort Gibson. took down to
little Rock the company or the 10th infantry
That was stationed at Fayetteville on Tues
day evening Of last week.
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evils. An Essay for Young Men, on Physiol-
oglch Errors and Abuses, Incident TO Youth
and Early Manhood with the humane view Il
treatment and cure. Sent ins sealed letter en'
vclopts, free OF charge, Address Dr.J Skill
LIN HOuGHroN, Howard Association
Pllladelpli,. Ia aug. o-l.
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81" Die Nodemcen, for April, looks as pret-
ty rs pretty can be. 1t has so many lovely
designs and patterns for women folks. 1t Is
the cheapest monthly Of the kind. 50. 5. I,
Taylor, n. Y. ..f...
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II Hearth AID Home. by Pettingill Bates
& Co. New York, is a choice weekly, full of
interesting matter, and good sketches, 1t Is
well worth It's subscription s4
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VAN BUREN FERRY.
LARGE FOUR-HORSE FERRY BOAT.
U. S. Mail Stage Route,

U. 5. Mail Stage Route,
TIVE well known and long established Fer
l. ry at VAN DUREN, Arkansa. is nos
under the charge Of the subscriber. The Pro-
prietors having recently put Qua Nep Four
Horse Boat, and with careful and expcrienc-
ed Fcrrymen, they feel confident that they
can give universal satisfaction 20 the travel
ing public. Their aim will be TO meet the In
creasing demands Of the large cmigrant trav-
tl to and from Texas. !.
The st. Louis and Sherman. Texas, Z. ).
Mails are carried over this Ferry. which Is q
good guarantee that It IS the shortest as well
as the best route for travel OF all kinds.
This Ferry has the largest and best boat on
the river and can cross 200 wagons and teams
per day and no detention on either bank need
be expected. Enclosures for Stock and Sheds
for the accommodation Of travellers are being
built on both sides OF the river and no pains
will be spared TO accommodate the public. We
shall strive to continue 10 make this the popu-
lar route to and from Missouri aud Texas.
". B.--Fe7y accounts mast be settled
n,onthiy---no deriatioa from his rule.
II. G. IlAYMAN, Superintendent.
Van Buren, AR. 1853. II
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s:B- DIrToN formerly clerk of the Van
F,ren, has quit stesmboating and gone to Ft.
Smith. We did not think he was that kind
of a man.
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eB- lie Bon Ton, the grand fashion mirror
looks as pretty rs dig sunflower. 1t Is
thing of beauty. Published by 5. T. Taylor,
\ Y
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lF Two soldiers were lost overheard and
drowned on the trip down of the american
iast week .H.
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:F- Major Ben. j. FIELDS and his young
bride, passed up on the AD'erican Thursday
hight.
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; - = ! : > : =
RIVER NEWS.

The river after rising slightly last week, Is
now falling with ca feet abcye low water
mark by the Guagc at the city wharf.
. ARRIVED.
Monday Economist Little Rock
Fort Gibson,
Thursday
Saturday Buren,.
DEPARTED. ...,..
Tuesday Saint Louis
Fort Gibson, Little ROCK
Economist
Frtlay--Amcricun
Monday--Van Burcn,
ET The Mary Erpir, Capt fERKEs
from Cincinnati, may be looked for here
every hour. DEG .....
ES- The popular packet Fort alison,
leaves to-day, Tuesday, for Little Rock
Es- The steamer Economist, opposi.
tion, leaves to-day, Due notice will be
given when she draws OF, until then look
out for her at our landing every Monday
afternoon.
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tH- The balance Of the California Craw-
ford train, got of yesterday. We wish them
q pleasant trid.
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TAXES-TAXES.

The Sheriff and Collector, II. S. An
DERsoN, for this county, will enter upon
the Collection Of Taxes, at the following
times and places:
7onnship Aiprl, 1859.
Mountains Isom Wrights, 2lst
Lafayette, Frazurs Gin, 22d and 23tl
Vine Prairie, Waddlcs Oath
Richland, Bushmire's 26th and 9th
Van Buren, Court House, from 2Sth Of
April to llth Of May.
The Collector desires all having Taxes
to pay to meet him at the above places
and settle up,
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t, FROM WASHINGTON.
,ffig3jl "7iNe Wng
From Lis,!e Roek Gazette Reports.
WAsHIyGroN, April IL.

W AsHINGroN, April IL.
SEsArE-Met at noon, Senator Antho-
ny presiding. L
Messrs. Hamlin and Cassidy were ap-
pointed committee to inform the Presi-
dent that the Senate was ready for busi-
ness ....-. .,.... --...
The Senate then went into Executive
session.
In the Senate there was no quorum
until after the passage OF the resolution
in the House postponing action on the
amendment question, when the democrat
ic members appeared, qualified, and the
regular business of the session was com
menced. h.s e-rat HaftHh
After about two hours spent in Execu-
tive session, the doors were reopened
and llamlin, from the committee appoint
ed to wait on the President, reported that
they had performed their duty, and the
President replied he would send in a
communication Immediately and others
as the occasion might require. A mum.
Der of nominations were then received
and the doors again closed.
The Senate adjourned at 3 80. .-.lt
The following nominations were sent
in to-day: Lathrop Motley, Minister to
England; Leopold Maryeitc, of Ohio,
Minister resident to Bolivia; r, J. Har-
rigs, of Maryland, Minister to Nicaragua ;
w A. Pile, Of Missouri, Minister to Ven
ezuela; j. R. Jones. Of Ohio, Minister to
Belgium; John S. Carlish, of Western
Virginia. Minister to Stockholm j. X.
Clay, of Louisiana, Minister resident and
Consul general to Liberia Il. c. Kirk, of
Ohio, Minister resident to Argentine Re-
public; S A Hurlburt, Minister to Bo-
gotta; l.. A. Henderson, (colored) OF
Iowa, Minister resident to Gautamala
Z. d. Bassett, (colored) ofPennsylvania,
Minister resident and Consul general at
Hayti; A. G. Curtin, of Pennsylvania,
Minister to Russia; John Y. Jay, Of New
York, Minister to Austria L. Z. Evans,
IT,. S Marshal Eastern District Tenne-
see; W. G. Whipple, Attorney Easter
District of Arkansas; Assessor of Inter
nal Revenue, F. W, Sharlin G, Fifth Dis
trict of Tennessee. t.I.I..5.... mann.
The Supreme Court of the United
States to-day disposed of the case of w m.
ii. McCardle, the Mississippi editor, who
was arrested, tried and sentenced to i'm
prisonment by the military authorities
several years ago, on charge of writing
and publishing seditious articles in his
newspaper. Hc had appealed from the
Circuit Court Of the United States, for
the Southern District of Mississippi,
which mad denied the writ Of habeas cor
pas. Chief Justice Chase delivered the
opinion of the Court, dismissing the ap
peal for want of jurisdiction.
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Memphis ttnulsAhE H-f-tIFs
Quick aud Best Route - the-
nod NORTH, East aNA sWesAHons TAI
%, , =. Is
T,co Daily trains run through from HEM
phis 10 Louisti7ls. citsexf chss3e of

3 q
At Louisville, -rlose connectioha ara
Vile Rsilrosd, FOR 'i""fh
indianapolis, Cinclnasti. F!s,sne.S, gsi..
more. Washington, Philsdel paih;, New :
York, Boston. Bnffnlu. Uisvelaatl saaaA
,,,i Niagara Falls, Toledo Desyoit. - lia,l
Chicago. st, Louis and ali -
/ other northern cities.
And with the splendid mail line stesmrrA ar
rtvinE In Cincinnati In time to tako saffj' 80
mon Hissl trains for the East. q 's'sesf ssi
Passenger, holding ticket, over the uem-; /;
pills and Louisville IIt!s' can visit n .suvilipI'
EN- route WITHOUT LxIRA CHARGE
Elegant SLEEPING CARS on all night tfa,ns.
~ Porctase your Tickets, ut No, 2:s
Main-s,. Memphis, VI AZ the Depot Of the u. .
and J.. X. X. line. 10 s9s9zI selE .Sts
Through baggage cheeks to all principaii
cities, may be procured at Aemphis. T3Ts
As Low As BY ASY oTiiEn EoUIk. =,
-afa id la SO hnf--a ~ Z Il tttI Istetfaft
Ht FREIGHT. Us als 80
This Il the quickest and most reliable scute
for Freight between Arkansas. Louisviil, ,Cjn- s
clnnati and the East. Complete arrange:
mcnts are made with Memphis 3 White Rirers
packets, forming most satisfactory route y
shippers. .eai@9sslf - rs
Rates as lew as by any other route. Freight
schedule time- i;oyisyille TO Memphis, lo
hours; Connecting at Memphis, With ses,s.,,
weekly boats for White and Arkansss rivess.
Through bills Of lAdihg IT gusrsnsse,ls rates,
given IN Louisville. Cincinnati. and eastern
cities, to all points on the Arkansas, White.
Black and Little Red riveN. ,n.3 .,,s..,, Ms
~ Frtight consigned to Agent Of II, a
L. line ut Memphis OF Louisville, brw3rds1
promptly without extra charge. aalsi hlaoas
n o. ALBERT FfSK, 0euit Sup,s ssd
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Tin. Stove and Hollow Ware Line.

All Of which selected with esfeciai care
for this market. Having bought these Goods
for cash, greatly below the market value. am
enabled to sell them below the market prices
in this partoi ARKANSAS: .1 .fl
Thanking my numerous friends and custo-
mers for tneir kind and liberal patronage
with which they have favored me IN the past
1 respectfully solicit continuance Of the
same, and shall always esteem il a great pleas
ui.e 10 show goods and aim to study the inter-
ests of my customers as well as my own
All Goods marked out in PLAN figures,
at Lowest Prices enabling those Iho
canno. come personally, to buy through
their children and servants, as cheap as
they would themselves.
also call particular attention 70 y large
CONSIGNMENT of -
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FOR SALE,

MORE than One Hundred Lot,, in the
tovn of Van Bareu, and number Of
Yalua6Is Farms in Crawford County.
s'.'i-.' JESSE TURNER,
Agent for the owners.
,feb l6, ,'69--4m Ell --.I ..arat.l
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ess- Capt. p. Nay aad Jss. Neais, ni;A I. q
Ia e Co., are our Agents at Little Rock
71sv ,sH receive Subscriptions for The Press.
~ S. W. Pst,ingiu e Co. in Nelo York and
nse,,a, are authorised to receive adrertising for
a. Press. il. those cities. S .s
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uAiNG Just returned from the East, I
J. i take pleasure to announce to my numer-
Gus friends and the citizens OF Crawford and
adjacent Counties generally That have Just
received and are receiving by every boat II
large and splendid assortment Of merchan-
disc, embracing every thing in the
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rcaisioa for p}i,orrc.

iIN"E'"r bf'@1ef} 10th. Honorable tie
DrS>i. Bl,hrtY. } bee holden at Chelsea.
NrGIn prd 5rr tt6 County uf OIm.r uu tie
-lNtl. Tuesday urst utItrth' fourth Tuesday
of january A. u. iofd. Come. your pori inuJr
Harriet burNltt ot Iradiorj, IN tho county
Of Orange and Sate Of Vermont and ,umhlN
shows ih1t -hn Wa, duly and legally married
unto Dennis Buckley, tthcuoi said Bradford
in said county 81 Orange. bui now confined in
prison ~ TIE province Of Lower CmutdJ ON
the ,th day of juno. a. u. lS1G and thai her
maiden uJue WITS Hamlet SAWYER and that
liuu th' i'Hr ui hgr sud marriage uull the
l'i day Of l'.n'mltr. A. -. l-ti. .Ir lived
with her d'u husband iu the .llict Observance
OF l.t u'It -e VOWS mud covenants up her
part Sar lugItt shows That tie -pid dennis
Buckley uu 10, pat hath not. hut on he con.
trHtN hath at divers times aud uu ,ulIuu. uc.
casiuns during said time, treated hes with in
tulclHhlr severity. SHE also shows that IL
been guilty OF the crime of adultery wilmliy
committed. tud has tcs,cct'd to nunll Ms
marriage covenants with Noui petitioner. She
also SHOW, thai HNc ha. resided IN this state
iul Tie past fifteen years, aud that she hts ~.
-idcd 100 TIL, county at Orange during th, past
ten wears. She also shows That there h. d mi.
nor child the fruits of thcHintcsnid marriage.
Ada Elizabeth Buckley, who was born ut The
18th daN of Drctmhtr, 4 u. 1850 She there.
fore pray- hat The luuds Ut mlliiuuuy here.
tuiurc existing between her aud her -uid hus.
band may be di,sulycd, and tliol she may have
the control and custody ut their said minor
child. aud such other decree ~ to this lion.
Court slull seem meet, and us iu duty hound
will ever pray HARRIET BUCKLEY.
Dated nt nmdfmd. TIM. I'd day
Of Apiil, \. u. lsdl.
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HAVE WE BEEN SoID?--Tb

HAVE WE BEEN 1.-The
Buffalo Express is still incredulous
on the Onondaga stone giaDt oups.
ton, Judge Clinton. n shrewd and
able LAWYER of that city.who visited
the wonder,iast weeks not convinc.
ed that it is ANYTHING very remarka.
bic or ancient. and the EXPRESS saws
that some points in the testimony
indicate very closely the origin of
the affair. and unless ,rebnttrd. will
prove this humbuo of the very
first ma gnitude. Some Of the facts.
upon which tine skpptics RELY ar.
these: Mr.. Newell. Familiarity called
Stub Newell, the proprietor of the
land in V hose embrace the ciant lay.
has a cousin, the cousin is said TO
have been about a wear since eupiu-
cering a four.horse establishment
and big box in the direction of
Newell's farm. and inGuillng for
Ncwel'S residence.
The receipts from the exhibition
have oeen enormous Ton one Sunday
alone $1,000 were taken in at the tent
door and by the profits the cousin is
said TO have profited to the tune OF
5000; one Of the men VINO accident
ally discovered the figure. while
digging a Well-lnd that well Itself
Is little queer from its location and
probable use---iS reported to Eav,
noticed and mentioned the fact that
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The people know the article and it nrcd. ~
comment srom us 1t is for 'alc hv every Dru.
gist and dealer in Medicines in the United
States,
The G. &. Clark Co..
Sole proprietors, New Haven, 60.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
y I y y y : . !

TO THE WORKING CLASS.-We are now
prepared to furnish all classes with constant
employment at home, the whole of the time
Tor the spare moments. Business new, light
and profitable. Persons of either sex can
earn from 50c to s. an evening. and a proper
tional sum by devoting their whole time TO the
business. Boys and girls can earn nearly a.
much rs men. That all who see this notice
may send their address and test the business.
We make this II parall.lcd otter: To such a.
are not well satisfied we will send ~ to pay
for the trouble of writing. Full particulars
valuable sample, which will do TO coumenc
work On, and copy Of the Peoples Literary
COmpauion-one uf the largest and best fami-
y newspapers publ-hed-ail sent free by
NAL. Reader. if you want permanent,
profitable work, address +. c. ALLEN & Co.
Augusta Ma nc.
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A PRINTED handful, from the
Chief of Police of Pithole City, Pa.
offers $50 reward, for information
that will lead to the arrest of Geo.
e. Wood, formerly a Lieutenant in
the 9th Vermont Regiment. charged
with passing a forged check.
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STATE on NGAuuSt.
OIlNN.I CDrNtY. as

VI appearing 4tt the
snid nrnui. Buckley reside, without the State
Of Vermont II T. ordered thnt notice of the
p,udcrcS Ut the said prtitiun hc given ~ the
said Dennis buckley. hy publication uf the
snid petition with 4 j. order three weeks sue.
cessivoiN iu the National Opinion, % weekly
newspaper published NJ bradford in The said
county az Orange the lu.t 81 which puhlitn
ton To- De- sis weeks before the said session ct
The said supreme Court, IN .uid county OF Or
nug". that he may u Il" srr cause, appear aud
answer there o. aud atutd 10 aud abide the ~
drl and decree ot The Court ihcrin3 which
publication shall he a sufficient notice 10 the
mid Duniis Buckley ~ appear " the sid
term OF Nutt aud make answer TO the said
petition.
Dated Ut Woodstock thi. g0th duS of MAY,
4. u. 1861 JAMES BARRETT.
,iudgeUi supreme Court
u. II M\HDtS. AUS lor Petitioner. 2lw3
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Bradford Village.
Mails.

Southern mail closes at 1915 A. NJ. ; arrives
ct 3 o'clock p. NJ.
Northern mail closes at 2:30 p. NJ; arrives
at ii AN
Western mail closes at 3 p. NJ. arrives at 10
A.
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halfway Trains,

Going South--Mail Train arrives at Brad.
ford at l0:i5 4. NJ. Express Train arrives at
1894 p. NJ.
Going North-Express train arrives at q;3i
~ Mail Train arrives at 2J7 Pm
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Parton, in lis last article in the
December number of the Atlantic
Monthly, entitled "Uncle San'strcat
nicnt of his Servants says that
lawyers who practice in the supreme
Court at Washington, drive up in
carriages, while the Justices get out
'l the street cars, or tludge up the
ste"p hill on foot.
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Religious Societies.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Rev Il w.
Harlow, Pastor. Sabbath services-moruipg
at 1899 afternoon at lis, and o'clock.
CoNGEEGArIoNAL CnCRCH. Rev. j. X. VIII
mlias, Pastor Sabbath Services at 1870 A.
W.. and l:l5 and o'clock p NJ
BRADroRD Y. VI. c. A. Alexander VI. Brown
President Meetings every Friday evening
al their rooms IN prchards Building.
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WAr,viLLr FIRE ENGINL CO. J G. Stoarn,
Foreman; Alden stevens Clerk, Meetings on
the first Thursday Of every month
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The sentence Of plumlcy, the
Shrewsbury murderer, has been
committed by the Vermont Logsla
ture.
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GOES COUGH BALSAM.

This long tried and popular Remedy Ia again
called TO the attention OF the public. As oiiea
as the year rolls around the proprietor snnn
ally make their bow to the people. and refni.d
mem that am Ongst the MANY things requisite
thheaith, comfort and sustensneeuredous
mn through the long aud tedious DpheJ,
,dwlnter, Goes Cough Balsam should b ot 10
dfgntten. For Years it has been a hourshold
hedlelhe-and mothers anxious for the safety
OF Their children, and all who suffer from any
disease Of the thrsat, chest and lungs, cannot
Oxford TO be without it. In addition to tie
aInary four ounce long in the market. We
will now furnish our mammoth family siz..
bottles, which will. in common with the -, h-r
ize, be found at all Drug Stores.
For Group,
h" Balsam will be found invaluable. and May
ways be relied upon in extreme casee
Whooping Cough.
Tie testimony of all who have used il for
this terrible disease during the last ten years
H. that IT invariably relieves and cures II.
Sore Throat.
Keep throat wet with the Balsam-,nklrg
little and oiton-and YOU will very soon and
relief.
Hard Colds and Coughs
! leld NJ once To a steady use Of this Erca ROM
edy. II will succeed in giving relief vhere
all other remedies have failed.
Soreness of the Throat, Chest and
Lungs.
DO not delay procuring and immediately
! taking Goes Cough Balsam, When trouhl 4
with any of the above named difficulties
! iheN are all premouitcry symptoms of Con-
| sumption. aid if not arrested will sooner :.
/ later sweep you away into the valley OF shad.
/ ows ttom which none can ever return.
In Consumption,
I Many n care-worn sufferer ha. found relf end
to-day reloiccs that her lie has been II, s,.-
easy aud prolonged by the use Of Goes Cnrzh
BalSam
In Short,
The people know the article. and il need. ~
comment srom Us. It's for 'alc by every Dru.
gist and dealer in Medicines in the United
States,
The G. q. Clark Co..
Sole proprictors New Haven, C
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Guardians Notice.

fI'llE snbsctih'r Guardian unto Dihuthl tn.
! drrwuud, of bradford gives notice that
lac has been allowed hy tie Honorable. tho Pro-
hnte Court OF Bradford DIST, The term of one
iHll year from aud after tie ist day of JAY,
\. y 1862 lo di-po.r of the state nnd settle
the demand. and nav the hutHlitp, If vi, said
ward. And IL H. ordered hy the said Court
that all claim. and demands against said cs
uio H. pr,scutcd within the time specified OF
be- forever barred.
NJ u. FARR, Guardian.
Btulfpnl, ". oct 20 lsGg 4lN1'
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NNOkDS uf WISDOM Tor Young Men IN
w tie Ruling Passion m Youth and Fairly
Manhood, with self oi, Tor the crung aud ul
fortunate. sent In scaled letter Envelopes,
fee uf charge. Addfost ilo'Htd itsnciuiiuu
hot y Philadelphia, ls
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X. l.. Wlilcomh, / .dcI; VA. &. Hardy
Clerk.
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CLERGY MEN.

The Rev. isaac Aiken. of Alcghanv, te,u.
ies that Il has cured linn, after all other rcino-
dies had failed