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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-19
N 0TICE e

Jacob Keller Guardian for I At my instance an at
Frederick c. Teichman, tachment was this day
Maria L. Teichman, issued by John Butt a
Christian E. Teichman, Justice of the Peace of
Caroline a. Teichman, }Goshen Township Tus.
children and heirs at law of carawas County, Ohio
Christian F. Telchman decd. against the property
Us chaieIs and effects of
John Routzong. John Routzong nom
resident of said Tuscarawas County, Dted 18th day
Of May, l942 JACOB KELLER,
Guardian as aforesaid.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-19

BANK OF INDIANA -Ehe Lawrehseburg Indiana
Argus, says, A,A Ar.
1--WE think that the State Bank Of Indiana will re.
sumo payment as early as the first Of June, without
waiting for the operation Of the law requiring resup
ton.The branch at this place paying out small sums
now and has been paying f1r time pasi eaand
notwithstanding isgrowing stronger every day."
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-19
From the Philadelphia Shirt oftbe Time,

Death Of Mr.. Wss.-Hague, the asrologer. who has
msde some remarkable accurate predictions. It will be
seen below, declares that Wise will meet with violent
death.
Mr. Du Solle.,The stars were bad on Saturday, es-
pecially on the Horoscope Of Mr., WISE lnthe even-
ing the moon was passing square ofJuplter and Sa-
turn. conjunction. Should duel take place between
Stanley and Wise. the latter will fall From the 10th
Of this month till past the 25h Mr. Wise must rule his
star we'll Il will be with difficulty he can rule the
gan combativeness. Send the following prediction 10
the end of the United States that Mr. Wise dies in the
presence Of martial instruments be hrs death sooner
or later. st,4
F., 6ssM THOMAS HAGUE
z May 10Th, sh. 4Om, ls42.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-19
GIVING lip.

The Old School Republican, Wing paper printed
at Columbus gives up the contest in this wise
i, seems provokingIy true, that Gen. Apathy is aE-
ter all, bad general in real field fight The ultra
Whigs will find this same Gen Apathy trying in vain to
rally his forces for the fall conflict It's 60, Certain
inevitable. overwhelming defeat will he sure to overake
the Clay dynasty of Ohio in October next. The torch
ofrhe Bigy burners cannot hight them on 10 victory.
The Logan Gazette, bitter Clay paper published at
Beontaine> Ohio raps Indiana friend over the l:nuck
les in this wise The fellow evidently has some hon.
esty- ....
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-19

Western Reserve Bank, Far. 4 Mech. Bank OF Steubi
Coum Bank N Lisbon, Bank of Mt Pleasant,
Belmon. do St Clarsville, Bank of Marietta,
Bank ofZanesvie, Bank ofWooster,
Bank of MassiIlon. Bank of sandusky,
Bank of Xenia, Bank of Muskngum,
Bank of Crceville, (old. Ohio Life ms & Trust Co.
Bank of Norwalk, Dayton Bank.
Bank of fGeauga, Franklin Bank OF Clnclnhati
Lafayette Bank Cincinnati Commercial Bank of do
Commercial Bank of Scioto, Clinton Bank of Columbus.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-19

We call public attention 10 the following ruminations
Ofa leading whig editor on the recent elec'iOns They
show what the people think of Wing Government,
coming as they 90 from one Of the eadmg Journals Of
Il N
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-28

2 ARIiE VAN BJREN--Of Iate years it vsae
~ 4 generally remarSc1 that Martin Naa BlTen al
ways placid. gentle, ant good natI-ad Triumph
excited defeat depressed hi bal always seemed per-
iecty his ANA the Presidential election
against him he took calm morning In
snort, nothing could ruiIa him Now. gentle reader,
ransom If this tina; he ro.aat patron Of Pc
TIERS PILLS. which have cil8us effect
harm0njzu- the system ;aat aho takes them
have bud blood. be Influenced anger passion,
des anI host Of other evils taa flesh Unprotected ny
Peters -) has heir IuieeI,if administered
cent doses. estimated that they would
the same time strong hoo ana gentle lamb.
For sale nj the BOOK STORE.
Richmond, ApriI 18th 1872.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-28
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il tcsr ar.ioa, tasrotsb in heir operao and ,l3,le
f., tieI- ra,rtz 'Tha v-, mad, .a,,- ,-. ,se tI ,.t
.,r5r r-aiso ,Tbc taf7ro .,4 +e ro bo,.a ,l.Go r,
5ls t3e5 .-.a- !, iii climate. me-, re I'm -, 49,
-r,arr ri -.-as ,.l ,s-t 49, ,,,al,e-,4 f,. 80 ~ 80
a.-s .t ,,.s ,..i.- - --,+er .r,..,
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ave ~, rs.af j., r, l.t5i.I. DO f. ,,5 ,.. H.
na-a Il, -e,...,4-- r-,.r, al aca a 80 ,,,4ro
-,af-q Gr3., r-r..7t-., e,ta-,a,o,f oJ ,.,e g...,
piles co#5- faraa.a DISTORTIONS ,aart he r,rro3 a,,.,a
nausea 4 st-,t.a, Of tina .ta=7, ,n4 tap-r1s ,-;a,'
darfhooa GaI,en.r hnHtl7I .ovene=s los of aletitc
G1caea or low c31aar and IN all cases Of ta,uor Of
the Bowels where ca!aarti or aereat Is Indicated rro
au.s, neha- nausea ,ffr- nor debility: ana we re,eat
all who try ,Gen coalin.Ge to 5ay taen
Tho mos, ri car ,,4a4I ,lci- ,,sc
aud enough already known of thom to tnoraIize ard
haaI ;em down to perity wish ae improvements OF the
a-e in medical science Ir Pators bred the healing
art aud IL order TO do land Office business, he has origI
mated aaa called II his AID the only driven uachiae
- "a the T0rt for @ working It's perfect, and its pro-
cess mpar - the pail essential sriae, because icy being
perfectly wrought, a the pills hidden >irtuc - revealed,
~hen called action, a1I osc II Peters oxccls all
the world and aAes NIL the medals AND diplomas.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-28

CAREER OF CRIIE.-A few days age, al old
gentleman named Elias Mason, long 4 resident
Of Woodstock, Conn, and one Of its most respect
ed c.tizess, died, and scarcely had his remains
been inferred when a Mr.. Carpenter received
letter from an officer of the Thompson Bank, IN
forming him that note, Of which be was an en-
dorser and Mr.. mason the drawer, was protested
for uon-payment lie rode to the Bank mme-
diately and discovered that his name had been
forged to The protested paper. This discovery
led The Bank officers 10 general examination OF
the notes Of The deceased, :" hen II was found that
he had IN Bank about $4,000 Of forged paper =
Subsequent examination IN the brooklyn Bank
show about S, 600 more of the same kind Of pa
per--in Southbrdge Bank $4,000, Chipatchei
Bank about $500. How nany other banks have
been delrauded IN the same way, Is not vet
known Il is not The Banks, however, that have
suffered mainly or most severely. Mr.. NJ. was
owing not less than 100000 in Woodstock a
large proportion Of 1t borrowed from people Of
small means, from widows and guardians and per
sons Of that description, hose general belief Of
his wealth, led them to regard money placed in
his hands If II were deposited in the
Savings Bunk. For what length of time Mr. Nj
bad carried on these forgeries cannot be accurate
~ known Baltimore Sun.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-28

NEW aud 1alaa Bile remedy Tor the cure Of Connnnp-
ho5,. .9sttuta, Bfonciihs Group, uhoo5Iag Cough.
ana all diseases Itu.gs Utad1yc. Extensive
iy used recommended by medical faculty, whom
the recipe has leca freely mnae known.
|. COVERT \ o., ProPrietors, Auburn. y. Y.
SANFORD \ PARK. Gen't agents t,r the not.
l.. Ea-t Fourth street. Cracinnati.
Tic Proprietor NOW rccceio.. almost daily. ,estno
nia Of TIC highest re-celaby hon Physicians, Clergy
men and others IS mo a ,e become acquainted il ITS ma
tIrr and efier--q53o,. q, p5ch are the following:
Thc f5l'aaIn. extract pa
per On "Moralo LaHPsep',' or Bonrhits, BY Frank H.
uamton Professor ot Matea Nedica and General fath
oin-y Geneva Medical College:
- The Rev l. toTtrs mixture, also used so
sjqely th affection hy Gle yuen, belongs to the
class OF stimulating cSpcrorant hrng Of those lucky
combinations Of medicinal agents which, while II promotes
eNgert,rat'on, does imp mir stomach
OF this al liberty to speak,
position held Eou the Profession. aud hope tho
prD9Iietors ii, public We
therefore, ing employed il IN
orr ovn case. many Others, deer
deI benefit
Tai- cer,lc-, having e<anined the Rev l. Coyers
Balm Of Life "a MI ~ component part we 10 believe II
Of bret compounds for coughs, coHsrnp,ons
chronic inhapntoas Of which hnve kno~ledge.
and do most cordially recommend Its use u all afflicted
WITH the above naned Diseases.
J. ". DANIELS, NJ ID. Satin. X v
W. : IoNIJo1. u. ID. !
GORDON NLiDl M, NJ ID onondagn
J. LAW RF.N'f., IL - BaidtlnsFiile-
ne nature OF the composition 81 Ne heF. l. '"'efts
Balm OF Life, having been fully explained the following
ueea -egtrueH they consented Tint they may be
referred 1utnory for rs utility eSpeenrnnt
those chronic Of pulmonary disease, which that
cia-s Of remedies Is Indicated
u NJ Reese NJ ID, Professor 81 the Ih"ory and Ifac-
tirc of Hedtrine IN tue Albany Medical College.
J. M'Na1zhton VI ID :, Professor Of Anatomy and Phy-
zio3asy n TIE fa,theid Medical I" Itge.
Marx Siep.ensan' NJ - y. D. city
)oet VI. N kn4zht, y city
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-28
Mr.. Marshall and Col. webb.

The New York Courier of Tuesday contains Il
long editorial article, IN which Mr.. +. L. Mar
shall of Ky, is charged with having spoken OF
that press IN slanderous spirit, calling II "pen
stoned" and also with having refused TO make
the necessary correction when called upon. The
editor concludes with this manly angUagc:-
Baltimore Patriot.
"Whe we edit Ibis paper VIC do under q
foil kuowie ledge OF all reSpous abilities an
editor aud gentleman; and while those assaed
by us will always find Us ready to ''do we
would be done by" those vino attack US Will be
held responsible fer the assaults. This course is
due alike 10 ourselves and to that "Pensioned
Press Of the United States of which we are n
part; and when cannot be sustained IN IL, " c
shall retire to some moro humble. and that
case, more honorable pursuit. If, as Mr.. Mar.
shall, by ampiIation charges, but which we DO
not believe. the inhabitants of his District are OF
the opinion that reformed Drunkard'' NAV
from his seat IN Congress basely SANDER all " ho
have no: themselves been "Drunkards,' we GER
tainy shall not select II for residence; but on
the contrary, go among those no do not thin K
that tho profession Of an editor is Incompatible
with the feelings Of gentleman.
In conclusion, recommend 10 Mr.. Marshall
when ne~' candidate for Congress. n read this
article 20 his constI tuenis; and then enquire OF
them whe Their he has not of omission TO an
swer for, ss well as those Of commission
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-28
stone Cutting and Masonry,

VIE Subscriber re5s his tae z.ac in the
/ l5a- ef hfs Business. He VIII pax aa stone VA +,
nere tented aaa boarded a. = per e7-l aa
ii he sua am. board himself he cAarae b
per perch lie ~ II geo workman
ike manner propaFt.oaa.y loss prices, ana tasnisa
GaIn gave ara TOMB stones equally low.
DANIEL MORRISON.
Rjcauoai, Mach lG.h, 1872. Il-tt
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-28

JAYE'S CARMTEATt ENIBALSAM Is certain.
aad efecual remedy for dg-eatery d arraoca
3o1sens cn5era He1i. r0r aat, zriuz pains.
cran. treu1or and for al bowel affections and
nervous diseases.
IR5s Of the Efficient Pleasaa; and
pcsIlson- Offered public for
arrangements y ne Boa only
worthy confidence curing cholera N
fanta complaint; and N a. above diseases
il really Ike a charm
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-28
Old Deacon NJ

Old Deacon - was the only storekeep-
or in pretty little ..s.ge up country aud used
TO take great pleasure IN chatechisIug the youth
who light visit his store. One stormy day--bu-
sness du--the Deacon was quietly smoking by
the side Of a cheerful fire. when ragged urehin
entered, who seemed a fit subject which tho
Deacon might exercise his question powers
The Deacon drew long whlf-then pulled out
his pipe, aud exhaling a long column of smoke,
called the lad TO him; and patting him on the
My son, what's tho strongest thing you know
of?"
The lad thought moment, then scratching his
bump of commandments through hole III
his hat, answered.
"Whv, | reckon marin knows, she's tarnal
strong herself; she lick dad any time, and
she said that the butter ] got here fother day
he strongest thing she ever seed yet--(or
that was strong she couldn't hold it after she
got it dOrn"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-28

WORMS. WORMS: WORMS ITO remove these
troublesome All dan-erouE Of the
bowels. aca often impair ire health
lives Of Children, use JAYNE'S TONIC VERNIFUGE
certain and safe pre- aratJon fer the
ialz kinds Of worms dyspepsia. stomach. a-
pe,ste lniaate fever and nd debility
and aonels I'd organs Of digestion.
Tor sale 5v JAMES h DTGDAIF
JsIy ., l54l.-29Iy. RIcHxoxp, l..
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-28

At the close OF the revolutionary war Marble
head, town with population OF about four thou
sand souls. was left with four hundred Gnd forty
eigAt widows, three hundred and sirty four or
phan boys, and fire hundred and thirty tsco faith
eress.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-28

LATEST CASE Of ABSENCE OF NIND.-Commit~
tees appointed at the foundry, to remove
tho books, papers, arms, &c. of the State from
tho present officers to those appointed by the
foundry legislature The committees have left
the papers, sc , and removed themselves
riIcnce Journal
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-28

CAPTAIN ScHINLEY-it is stated in the Pitts
burg Sun of the lib, that Information had been
received there, that this notorious individual. who
married the Croghau heiress, had been ordered
for three years TO India, and that his wife will re-
turn to the United States until that time expires.
oyThe purses won by Boston. since he has
been on the turf, amount 10 $50, 500.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-28

WRONG The name of he Captain who was
erode upon rail' last week in Philadelphia,
was Fisher, and not Witherstine. '.Honor 10
whom honor is due."- Baltimore Sun.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-28

New KIND OF SLATE.-The United States Gaz
cite says-We have seen specimens of slate from
a new quarry in York county pa J on the Sus-
quehanna, about twenty-five miles above Hnvre
de Grace. They present very smooth surfaces,
Of fine, compact texture, clear ring, and Of
lead color.
The new article is firm, very strong, and not
so brittle tho Northampton slate
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-28

PRospERaUs.--The Schuy Kill Navigation Com
pauy received last week, for tolls, IS. 200. This
is equal to receipt Of $4,000 week at the
same time last year under the old rate Of tolls
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-28

Devil CHEATED The devil is very extra.
ordinary fellow. Scarcely thing is done wrong
but this unfortunate being has 10 bear all the
blame.
SquIre-made fortune in country village
by selling liquor. consequently he ruined some of
his neghbors. Alter making a fortune md dur
ing temperance revival, he came to the conclu.
sion not to sell any more liquor, and abandoned
the practice aloee her, and became an ardent and
warm supporter OF temperance. One day a sort
Of vagabond, who had not ye, left eff the habit
of drinking, accosted The squire and wanted 10
know why he bad given Up selling liquor.
.Why it was wrong said the squire.
Wrong. ha:' was the reply, but who set you
10 doing this wr0ng?
The devil, suppose
The devil Indeed--was he your partner, them?
He was 10 selling liquor
We'll, look here. squire. I've just seen him. and
he wants you to send him ms share Of the profits
The squire marvelled very quick. and the de-
vii was cheated out of his share oil the gains
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-28
e. PR NC coo % *.

TEORGE CARLISLE & Co, No Il Pearl It, Cfn-
cinaat, have on hand aud receiving large anl
general seasonabc foreign and domestic Dry
Goods Having purchased goods principally aartion
il N OK, reduced prices are enabled to offer them
very cheap casa. Codary merchants t=Uog city
Ted cali ami stock before purrhas-
ing elsewhere, Is are satisfied great
ba gains.
Ne are agents for ,bs sale of Rising sun Cotton Yarns
4 1cll DIST, Is - l6-6W
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-05-28

les ANTI-BILLIOUS PILLS. For Sale whole
4 4 sale and retai the BOOK STORE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25
4 RIGGS, the only Inventor and Man

" uiacurer OF the " Premium Patent Atmospheric
Pressure Teeth" tsomese> called D0uble Piale,"l
'irs the special attention OF lldies and genteinea IN
Improvement Inserting Artificial Teeth. Ii ,imnrsctc
atverteusut To give tail exposition adysnti
of ths method all other, bat upon personal
view, tie Pdnientee will be pleased give such explana
tons reference, aud testimonial, 10 tt0.e Who wls
but li,iy thu most ,h-pucal Of u decdcd superiority
y Is. A. i, PtrE.T all viii perceive hat 10 person
can luiy make y-nd suc teeth ti1ut grant
the Pdteniec AMI he cautions all against any Infringe
meuL Teeth inserted sn-y, uiyots tn. gold plate,
Al the i,a.ure of the patient Artificial PILATES Of s finest
VorAnnn,i =, AMI every thing pertaining Dentistry
cued superior tyle Tsetn .nd root, extracted with
are. and slicly; Teet cea,cd AMI regulated and
Tootlache cured Tech hlci With pur- gold csncst
.lher material in the most perfect an1 scientific manner
=, operations warranted. and prices reasonable that al
vino wish avail themselves oi the professional ,rv ce.
81 4. RIGGS 4 co. y. Chambers T. v Y
N0an- gentlemen DESTROYS OF engaging IN the profess "a
ut Dentistry viii md every facility ior becoming thorough
Is instructed. mvgju
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25
esyi al. FOR KEYPORT and Middle

X---sS-~-'. IOWA Port The steamboat HOPE viii
and alter Mpn.ay May 9l leave ldieioaB. Point dai-
~ SUNDAY eSoeped5 at O'clock: A. NJ tide permitting;
or krypor -. O'Clock, and >rYOrk fooi Of Robinson
street At oco,&, p. NJ touching Segrnes Docb STAT,
en- Island. each
z. stage, Ia Freehold or any part Of the
Al freight ard baggage NJ the ri.k of the oWuer thereof
Further Information can be- had OF : :. wycho1 4 CO.
lo2 NesrvN in,g I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25
NEVER KNOWN To FAiL,-Feyer

Y and Ague Cured Chill Fever. Dumb Asue Inter
mient ami Rfmiieni FeVer. and all the various torn, OF
Biou. .ea>c. speedily and thoroughly cured by Doctor
Cherries OsgOod's celebrated India Chnagogue.
This has several gear. been IN high repuic in
those districts counrv where the mentioned form.
disease most prevalent Numerous cerod. it.
efficacy De shown al The warehouse OF the wLos
agents 10 this city, No. .. John-street. hy
T.. BOVINE X co.
For sale, also. hy J. T. Coddngou, corner spring snl
Hg,on->tTeets; Samuel Rouon. ~ Past Broadway. ".
~ Thurman. corner Canal ami larck>ts: J " BA.se.t
III Broadway; l. 4. Ro>enmer. 81 Beecker corner OF
Christlpher " Y-ani wm. Bailey, - fui,obsj. Brook
fyn John Brce, Brooklyn; :. Il. Bowen son wc.ices-
.er, &c. 10. mylh I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25
CHAIRS CHAIRS The Subscriber

I y la, on hand a large supply Of Chars % al MAJ,
,lieh he vii .el very -heap for cash Tie etli, aft
--spU a-turei b aHpif AID asrIated H vii = n ilf
-igvIn- rre.. in1~ar Cha r. &. : mi Top Marle p
grf,eve C,fecan Top. mi Bau-ie-. H. t'-~can tiu,
at li. Box al bet CRAFTY, So, hes Mahogany. hal
rrrh rom a. q 10 = French DO from : n 50 good
p. can 10 bought for s. f- ~ Mahogany can BOX
.raia n-w artee.m g u - g. All a. oh-fs m uro-
p0rton. a. ,,-,,, ,.
large supply of Venetian ndo~ Blinds ia- ssr equally
Nv Tbose who are shSut purcba.ns ue above article,
"A A serve their interest by calling al tie factory an store
:, n n cei.o- NJ Cs,ha-fue-st a. en-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25
PLEASURE GARDEN

y tn, splendid Garden, situated the banks OF the
Harlem River OF the most del giful spot, n a. VI
cuty Of Nm Work; abOurdng Ia all kinds o >hruhbrry
Plants. sai Flower, O m. finest and kinds, Ponds
filled viii Gold and SILVER Fish. whose sportve playful
IT, ,1facr of Doe water add, much interest ~ the
,-eu"i whe ,hc fptl.ne Ndks shaded by Golden WI
iJW otter irresistible -ufsr4a,... iJr rural rIInbe.
An eNiSfse md elegant Awning has bes greeted, ani
suitable Ground, have been laid on. for Military Coppa
n.s> 10 practice Target Firing.
y Gold anj silver Fish aud Bouquets OF FloWers Tor
sale at TIE Garden. Harlem, Nav. 1872 az SIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25
NOTICE to RTPTURED PERSONS

l. \-Dr. \. g. HULL. No Nesey street Aston House
New Yoyk.--Perscns afic;td with Ruptures may r4ly
upon the best instrumental aid the word affords. a-
phcation h Office, |e>ey street. New ork. or either
of hls numerous in the Chief ot the Inet
States Parents must be careful 10 examine toe back pant
OF Dr. Iulrs Trus>es, II they endorsed bf Dr.
iiul in writing. None other genuine u be relied on
good d. HUI guarantees cure. ~ al Otherwise healthy
patient. all AT his office tor treatment II the cure he
radical and permanent, 10 preclude the necessity
of wearing wialrYer, the advanced l. re-
tutned the plratOn Of TIE specified for the cure,
whatever progress the rupture may have made toward era
dcatiOn.
Children under twelve years universally cured With
out further expense than The of the Truss The
deal cure has bees under progressive practical improve
faent tor than ,Seniy years past, IN DR.. lulFs
rrGSs Once and brought 10 state OF unrvaed
perfection.
Many treacherous agents have undertaken 20 yend imta
ton. o Dr. Hulrs celebrated Hinge and Pivot fru-s tor
and retention Of RupiureS. IL limitations
cannot be relied on--ilfey made by unskniIl sur
icons mechanics, and better Than he ordinary
russs Ike market. The genuine have my in nale N
writing. AMOS - III IT. I. ~
Dr. Hull has al the request Cf several respectable pvsl-
cans fted a exclusively for Ladies' having
nom The business department. wherein lady
in constant attendance, apply Tru,s. and supporters
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mo FMJGRANTS AND OTHERS

rar. chance Offered for TIE p1rcts'e G. UpFard'
80 80. N l7rt within s. mle- oi ti- Gig ~ Albany,
m tie .rnc j. arcuii-ra instruments AM a171e1arce'
u mice - table iLe rnes >ad iand = situated % TIE
VI at Wells Hamilton Co, y. Y u well ~aiele1 AM
firnber@d and ha. upon Two good barns and dwelling
t,u. Upwards Of ole hundred acres are cleared aod h.
fahe coalition and may easily BE- DIVIDE. INTO tour ~
-. nice grazing farms 81 from loo 10 - each. Po
,.op cy.n Immediately Il desired. For further partIcu-
r 6 LUCKEY. Agent. - Joha t. y. Y.
mr. Of James Rutherford proPretor cor ot Gold AMI orb
st. Brooklyn or o the Rev c. Rutherford, on tie prem
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no BI,CkSMlTIlS.-The subscriber

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tn flis. n. favorable u Dr. sop " if 'i-
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