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June 25lh, 1852.

The Wings Of Harrison county invited
the Hon. +. EWING to unite with them IN
celebrating the 4th July, at Cadiz. In
reply to their invitation the following IS
Mr.. Ewing's letter:
LANCASTER, Ohio, June IS, 1912.
GCatlemen:-
Your favor Of the 7lh inst. invit'
ing me to attend and Join with the Wings
Of Harrison county in the celebration OF
the approaching anniversary Of our Ma
tional independence, came duly to hand.
sincerely regret that other engage'
ments put it out Of my po%er to attend,
! am grallied with the kind expressions
contained in your letter, aud especially
pleased with the spirit winch II Uroathes
# brings my MUD back TO other days
and other scenes which my mcmory
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Gar. E1aEncE''s LctGer.

From the Georgetown Standard.
To Samuel Mrdary, Esq, Editor of Tie
D. Statesman:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-24
OCULISTS.
DOCTOR J. FIR Al CTS,
OCULIST


NO. 10 BARCLAY STREET, within doors Of the
~ AstOr Hnuse.Hs Preparations perfect for all
nfiam matory dsrsS OF the eye weakness of sight,
fail removing nebuas of tn longest Standing, without
any surgical operation
CERTIFICATES.
certify that Jacob Valentine youth of about fifteen
of brought my house last M apparently blind He
called to-day and that he has been the patient
Dr. j. Francis whose has been the under
God, OF esoring his sight. JAMES MINOR,
Rector OF ST. Georges Church. Beekman ST.
This IS certify that of children afflicted with
diseased eyes for length of time of them almost blind
without good effect and desraired Of them being
recovered They perfectly restored sight by Dr. j.
DANIEL s. JONES' 4e9 Pearl street
lives almost blind for twelve and in five weeks under
the skiliu treatment of DR.. j. Francis sight is now
MARTHA BROWN, III Forsyth street.
certify TO the above being statement.
GEORGE BENEDICT,
Pastor of the Stanton street Church.
was nearly blind for twenty with cataract in each
that disease, my eyes now perfectly recovered.
HESTER JOHNSTON, Al Eldridge street.
We the undersigned having witnessed the astonishing eff
Dr. Francis Preparations for diseases of the
unhe1tng recommend them the notice Of the public,
Duncan Dunb,g, Pastor Of McDousal st. Church.
;. u. Copt. Pastor of the First Baptist Church.
John Peek Agent Of the Home Mission Society.
Jacob Bouncf. Pastor Of the North Bartist Church.
ipsp AniIcit-, Roman Catholic Priest of ST. Peters
Numerous crrleates seen the Office. Preared and
sold only BY DR.. Francis 10 Barclay New York.
the natural, wit,out giving the slightest pain.
Dr. j. Francis respectfully informs his friends and the public
that consequence of the of his business Dr. Genny,
Member of the Royal College Surgeons London and of the
New York Medical Society has joined him. and conf
dence can be placed in his skill Ocus
Office hours from 9 A NJ. until 6P NJ. jyl0 3msc
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TO SECURE THE ENJOY
MENT OF THE HEALTH.

LTREE from the complaints with which assail
L ed during the months discovery yet made
medicine has attained the celebrtythe Unparalleled
and established itself in the confidence of the public
both in the United West indies and South America
has Dr. Wheeers Balsam of Moscsteo mild aud safe
remedy for the the dangerous diseases
aused by and from dsorered of the digestive
10 wit dyspepsia, cholera morbus, collie, spssn
diarhea commissions, and the bowels
the effects of drinking cold water the summer complaint of
Children Sc &c These speedily renewed by this aln
able efficient and certain action has secured for
the patronage OF class society nasmuch that DR.
Wheeler does not withhold the secret from
ives but that he rather chooses 10 himself
that OF doing make perfect
than he trusted TO be prepared by xpeeneed persons
Certificates OF influential persons already published Su
centy convincing, when they voluntary offered of their
testimonies IN favor OF its merits. Dr. w has the gati
cation to add the following eminent persons references
Major c. Mapes, u. s. Al Gen. Ward, NJ C., Westminster
Co.; Gen g. p Morris w. Hallett, Esd G. Ketehum Esq
j. b. Dodd ESQ., and many others Of equal standing This
medicine for sale Dr. VS. Office Greenwich street, who
sole proprietor Ii may also be had the following
Mr. Milhau Mesrs Rushton Co; M Diekie, Mr. j. B.
Dodd druggists all in Broadway DIR. Hart Hudson Mess
Cddost?ps 2s Hudson Dr. Cotton 2s3 Beecksrst apd al
Mr. Israel Post bookseller 83 Bowery; Mr. Wexford 2i
Grand ST. Dr. Zabrkie Jersey City; pr w Blasrove, At
q NOTlCE-The Balsam of Moscatelo is not the GEN
article unless accompanied with pamphlet containing
testimonials also directions how il should be used
also the bottles being stamped Wheeers Balsam of
Nloscateio. -fU jyl5 lmsc
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MISCELLANEOUS
MADAME COSTELLO

MADAME COSTELLO
EEMALE PERIODICAL PILLS guaranteed in every case
where the monthly periods have been irregular from colds
oteI causes Their ccaia;y OF action has long been
Gweged by the medical profession and hundreds that have
elessX tined various boosted remedies; indeed
ese n IN Their effects. that sometimes necessary IN
er use though hey contain medicine detrimental 70 the
n,ttuon Advice given gratis all who The pills ~
" dsme Costello, - Lspenad ST. where the pills are sold
nune r1cc 81 per box ty2i lm.r
DlANO FORTEs--Eor sale, lew elegant rosewood h9l-
low French grand action piano orfes win al ihe
improve warranted and kept IN time ior " months
1903 Walker street IN stairs They be disposed CT IN
Of the owner leaving for Europe IN me month Of
August ViyZw~rc
1 LIVERPOOL. COAL AFLOAT-i70 tons Pcmberion
Coal carefully lowered in the hold us' arrived per ship
vic '''' w '' JOHN HERDMAN, OIL South street.
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MEDICAL.
DIR. SOLOMON HEINE

WOULD inform his patients and the public thL still ad
W here's 10 his original proposition, receive
either for medicine attendant until the patient is satisfied
with his improy and would inform them that he
emotrd from ti8 Broadway 10 No 81 Reade
tie Marshall House where he socits the ndance the
shove mentioned conditions of all who have suffered ior
cong under disease considered by them ineurable
SOLOMON HEINE, NJ. ID.
For the adj Of all who wish attend the
u Dr. Solomon Heys, would state that the only Doctor
Ilsbe who has lives had his office Broadway,
the residing 81 Reade street. opposite the Marshall
House.
This PLY stefan this country about eight years
since. have had the pleasure of knowing him that
by himhe is above the age of S. years. aud the only
Of the who member Of the medical institutions of the
City aud State of New York
f. w. wETMORE. Md.
Sworn before me, this 9th day Of
of April, A. ID; 1872
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PORTUGUESE
F E M A l. E p L L s .

.SvrNTrD AND rREfARED nv
NJ. DE BOUDELOQUE, M d., LISBON, PORTUGAL
fI'HE Scientific combination Of ingredients OF which these
ration of the world they known all ever Europe b.
TIE only preparation discovered that has proved aabl
ain IN producing the monthly Their certainly, in al
SEES being such that thew must not be used during
/, ro,uce miscarriage IL used during that period
The directions translated into English and developed
rnnd with the seal Of the importer, stamped Zach boz con
ms the signature OF NJ. Dc Boudeoque aud the English di
.tons the Of Dr. \. MELVEAU, authorised
a ,ent fer the continent Of America.
They be transmitted by mail any part OF the United
Letters directed 10 Dr. +. Melveau, bog "a New
jrk will meet with immediate attention. All letters mus
paid Sold by appointment 100 Cherry, Caths
Price 50 raf boxes 81. No half boxes b,
y, al iy I'm
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THE PERSIAN PILLS

A SSUREDLY HAVE healing virtues which no other
"A dicine in this coutry Let be dscou'ag
ell until they have tried the Persian Compoundthey have
raised from the weakness and distress, health and
happiness. Price 3l cents and 62s size boxes
For sale by j. o. FAY, wholesale agent, Minors drug
No. 1872 Broadway Of John New York; reaed
a Nos. 10 aud 100 Fulton
Also jew Dayids Hebrew Plaster to remove ,umors,
wens, kings evil pain the side rheumatism, sc. Married
adde's" in cate situations, find great relief from it,
Also, TheyMagnetic Battery consisting of Electric Pills,
advanced Plaster, Magnetic Ether No. l. for consumption
Magnetic Ether No, for diseases int importance, &C.
lagneuc Ether, No. g. for liver complaints &c
Also, remedy for thrush canker and nursing mouth
Call and the Agent q. FAY Eye that suffer- Mil
t .orh via Inns
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MADAME COSTELLO,


INFORMS the Ladies' of New York and Females that she
continues 70 give advice and prepare her popular and eca
cious dcnes for the disc of females. Madame hap
ny 70 announce that her treatment has much satisfaction
the who have relied upon her abilities
C. has felt herself undertake the response
bic office of Female Physician from long experience and
uce shaving knowledge of the of the human frame
ignorance Of which renders the unbushng pretensons and
ecoyiAg of Adventures useless
her ski and maternal socitude female physician. How
distressing be their complaints her medical acquire
ments will be found adequate the In short she grounds
t, notice the successful results Of thorough medical edu
cation and reliance appointed Of mpang health
igor and happiness all who honor her with their confidence
aud All letters postpaid. Office and residence "a
Lispenard st. je2l lmsc
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DOCTOR GLOVER

PEGS 70 inform those who have recently enquired if he has
~ left the practice of has profession, that he
escrbe for such require his aid usual Those difficult
aud potracted which require practical experience
success have been the particular objects Of his study The
recent improvements IN chemistry have into his hands
ta new and Important remedies which have escaped the obser
Yationot the less scrutinsng physician
Or Gloyers primary education enables him to keep pace
with the improvements Of the day being graduate in the
heal profession The nnsusectng stranger should beware of
;s host OF self named Doctors and ptendsr of whom
10 be authors OF little books subjects which they
nc totally Ignorant.
Office, No Ann st-pnvlt, entrance 9Th door H.. ne
Nuseum--ofice hours until % lock PM. jy3 lmks
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MEDICAL AID.

MEDICA l. AID.
NVALlDS desirous oobti the best medical advice and
treatment should not fail aiDthe little treatise called
The Rubicon." BY Ds Gregoy of No 81 Mott street, New
York; where he has beeneyerF years established in select
ranch Of his profession and r,he also continues admin
teI with entire and yoften, where other
AID less experienced physician. mad failed The Doctor does
nntsay this to boast OF his skill only inform those seek
ing good advice where be obtained. Dr. Cegorys
domic IS not drug store, tvs private dwelling house well
provided and arranged for the comfort and his
lntirnts.
Dr. c. does limit his Attendance To few hours but is
home TO wait those seeking him all
and night "a Mott street buta lite off from Chat
i,'m square.
One dollar by mail free of postage will obtain the "Rubi
On" by return mall which shall also be postsge free
"a lmsc
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NOTICES.

NOTICE TO CLERKS and all other persons whose bust
causes them TO be constantly their iee-By calling
the old exclusive BGo Store Chatham they
be accommodsted h the invaluable article, ROGERS ME-
TALIC ELASTIC HEEL BOOTS, warranted ia every par
tlcuar, and at the OF the ordinary Boot The fol-
lowing some OF the advantages the Elastic Heels
have every other kind =
Frs-The elasticity adds greatly the durability Of the
Boot.
secoudly-They make noise in walking uron the pave
Thirdly hey prevent Boots from running down the
heel.
fatigue.
Fhy-They do carpets do iron nailed
heels
sxthy-They be with comfort by those having
tender feet.
A usual constantly hasd all kinds of Boots wholesale
aud retail, II manufacturers drces, jy 70 eolm-
GEORGE COLYER, and THOMAS DUGARD, success
~ Lewis b. Griffin Co., would respectfully inform
their friends and the pub that they prepared furnish
rimbeI OF every description short notice, and
sonable terms establishment the city their New
steam saw MIL foot of Fourteenth street North River
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TO THE LADIES'

fADANE COSTELLO, Female Physician .iin cop,ir,.,
20 treat with astonishing success all diseases ptcnsr To-
nsles. ~
suppression ucgulany obstruction Sc By whatever
lduced, can be- removed hy Madame e. IN very SOFT time
dame Cs medical establishment having undergone thoron
airs aud alterations for the better accommodation OF her
patients she now prepared receive ladies on the
Of confinement those who wish to be treated for Oh
tcOn of their monthly period.
Madame g. can be- consulted her residence No % Lispen
H. az al times and with the regard 20 secesy
All communications aud letters must be postpaid
Jy2 lm.I
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PERFUMERY.
,lKKIs TOOTH WAsH-PTepaTed from The Oh

ORkIs T00TH WAsH-PTera%yd from the original I re-
YAH . purely vegetable PREPARATION possessing the proper
les sleaainx teeth and Eopa restoring the 10
healthy state and unpleasant taste odourn
lie mouth whether arising from deeayed teeth OF om de
ranged state of the stomach. 49,
IL is designed used th tooth brush and will be found
the necessity powder keeping the teeth clean
and pre- enng the Of the gums r IA te teeth
particularly useful Of gums restoring them
Healthy state, and causing them contract around The
teeth In painful Of the teeth and gums arising from
cold will be found highly benshcia IL par
euary servoeable the Ons Tooth Wash angh Just
before retiring This method Tecommended BY em'
dentists By doing all PARTICLES of food winch ace9
ulaie during the day entirely removed and the mouth
kept through HE night clean and healthy state
Sound teeth and white teeth are the most valuable portions
Of humanity but how neglect the attention ne
cessary for their when surrounded by all the
needed. Among these know Of pleasant
and efectual than the Ors Tooth Was ceanses and wh
W teeth strengthens the ures the mouth snc
the breath We recommend ALL and
old-[ Boston Morning Post
The Ons Tooth Wash detergent used
ename.-[ Boston Transcript
For sale by the principal druggists in the city
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RIV CURE

4 LII SUFFERING under any of the symptoms Of a
Il disease, whether Of long DURATION
confidently referred Docror Jordsn Specific Courses
No for the of Gonorhea Gieets Seminal weakness
%c and Course No for the permanent eradication Of dis
These specially prepared enable the
effect private and satisfactory cure, without loss
which end each package contains
medicine wash Sc ever required either Tor internal eyter
useand for the guidance and safety of the patient
mpaned BY DR.. Jorons rrvaA treatise, The Monitor"
wherein is fall directions with plain description of the
symptoms and treatment of secret malsdes
the remedies proper for their different which
ded much valuable information, nse hints and important
avice suited alike TO the present nv ~ and 10 those who
heretofore been unfortunate either contemplate
Vi age, or have recently entered into that state.
O The price OF the Monitor ia so cents One dollar sent
Post PAL 4, ensures its receI ton.
q These courses admirably adapted for strangers
travellers residents the country, being complete,
pact and guarantee ed 10 effect
o. Sold for the proprietor only Drug store 60 Prince
reet, corner of Marion Sd block east VI Broadway.
Private entrance eeS Marion street door below drug
lone. jy3 lms
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NOTICE

WE The undersigned actuated alone the public benefit
w earnestly caution the public from being imposed
upon BY pretender calling himself Doctor advertising and
been las credbly niomed) deceived and money
taken from them, and their lives ieopsrdised
We know individually that there but in city
and county who is regularly admitted member Of the Med
cal Society by the OF HEINE and he resides No 81
Reade and the Dr. Solomon Heme who formerly
lived al No us Hudson person who has Dd
vidual knowledge performed number of extraordinary
and miraculous We have desire inure any nd-
dusl bnt consider incumbent duty citizens
to prevent the public from being imposed upon
HENRY V. VULTEE,
THOMAS RODGERS.
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY

" W. CORNER, FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS
rHE Nrw YoRE HrRaLp-A daily paper, issued even
corning Of the weekprce ro cents copy Country sub
rbers furnished the rate for any specific period
in advance No unless raid in advance
rHT WEEKLY HrRALp-Fssued every Saturday morning A
o'clockpce sir and quarter cents per copymishe
subscribe NJ 50 Is aDnum advance
me for specified period
cosrgsrcSorEIs requested address their Letters
"a sss GoRpoN BrNNFTr Proprietor and Edor--end all OF
den on business must b post PAID,
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MEDICAL.
LUCINA CORDIAL. :


The Luca Cordial into the United States and dat period
I'D sqsned The vast rspaiaIon which had aolun
ca IN EUROPE but has also added 10 The of as llusous
'enor by the unnyaled Il has been
s.s IN ne cure q 'neipent consumption The knowledge OF
man frame r suggested me idea Of using il IN ts way aud
Tie result ai medicine has been added the catalogue tor
with due precauiion, uner the control of e patient. IL
saras neseSs1ry a Tins period to recommend the Lueina
bus difficult painful mensnuaon Incontnence Of Urine and
all diseases from debiiiation of the system where
has taken precedence Of all other medicine in such
cases and leaves nothing further be hoped for us be
trouble Should there however any person abonng under
e wnS are a1Se e T e
my personal responsibility feeling assured they give
and sntef%nsss ~ br Ma.ein viii be- ,se resalt But
also the N EgTope, the Immense Amerc reputation
,gated indGbtb aud reneray Admitted power TO enable
females, who hid been consider barren TO bear offspring and
When 6rsl received the agency Of the Lacua Cordial from
the great smour Of respectable testimony that accompanied H.
sale upwards hundred thousand bottles coupled
and much knowledge founded personal observation,
hesatngy warrant far exceeding sansune hoIs
most important ends for which and has bee
50 justly and universally popular; To be explicit
HE for the assumption, that the Lucna Cordial nvig
nature has been denc'enr when they have been
arncai means that produce that state
NC magnea barren winch wi enable them 10 beor children
regret hat ihs'e speak So ysY en- sEcn exceedingly de
misunderstood and as full guarantee for the great responsible
which have cheerfuy assumed With feelings OF sincere
aena Cordial has been headed upon me IN .n country re-
main tine 5oH fSffsF sTRSIf MD
IS o SG sna g o a M. BGsdwI s 81 Nassau
Tvs lrasF
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SUMMER COMPLAINT


iNIARRHGA, DYSENTERY, orlooseness of the Bowels
- cured few minutes b. She Restorative Lozen
es They are remarkably pleasant, and effect immediate
FEVER AND AGUE-Sheman's Lozenges for this tedi
and distressing complaint without exception the only
ce known entitled to the of specific for they always
cure, and the chills do not
WORMS-ln both children and adults, infalliby de-
.troyed and removed by Shemans Worm Lozenges-a mil
ion of boxes sold yearly, and never known fail
Warehouse LOG Nassau street. Agens-l88 Bowey; II Ea
Broadway 22 Hudson street; ITO and 23 Broadway and
hnlI Rrnoklvn
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FOR CLEARING AND BEAUTIFYING TIT
COMPT EXION

CHURCH'S GENUINE VEGETABLE LOTION ,recom-
" mended by the faculty for all diseases of the face and skin
eadiestes tan plmples freekes spots redness rnswo
soft skin transforms the sallow complexion into
radiant whitenes; renders harsh and rough skin beautifully
soft smooth aud 10 the face neck and
healthy and uvene bloom and By due in ITS
pcation the result will be beautiful compile The Lotion
exceeded by other in the world. Suffice il say that 1t
has been used with the u States and West
Indies without single complaint OF its efficacy For sale
Churchs Dspensary 1888 Bowery Of Spring seet.
Price rs bottle. Imsr