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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-27

~ Thomas IL. Barlow, Esq, of Lexington,
Ky, advertises that he has discovered new pro.
Of freeing hemp from slutinous matter (rottng
hemp) in few hours.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-27
DR. RUSH'S LEGACY.-That cele-


brated physician. DR. Benjamin Rush, could not have
lett valuable legacy TO mankind Than his invaluable
HEALTH PILL. II is indeed blessing To the afflicted,
gting relief all the usual cases OF Sudden illness or lin
gering disease with which humanity Is distressed the
functions of life destroyed il conceded by the
most oil the medical faculty that the stomach the
lountain OF all disease that il is as II were, the
which proceed all the evils produced by foreign
Irritating and which thence SPREAD every part OF
the animal system.
The proper method OF cure therefore, attack the
adel in which the disease ntrences itself; and
bna OF medical agents has yet been discovered eff.
caclous for this purpose the preparation OF the late Dr.
RI h and which, from the universal attending their
administration, during pr'cce Of nearly halt century,
styled his !" lntaibe Health Pill" Their great vir-
that they arrest disease in first approach. They
preyenves rs well asremedies ard we will venture In
say thai il taken by persons when they first affected with
symptoms OF Illness, many Case that is either serious
fatal, might be avo'ed.'
Let the afflicted without hesitation avail themselves srthis
invaluable legacy, and they will have bless the
name OF Dr. Rush as one OF the greatest bencacors sf
mankind.
Sold. wholesale and RETAIL by H. 6. DAGGERs 80 Ann
street. New York; and treail) by Kelly 267 Broadway,
New.Yors; j. AFFORD, 65 Bowery, n. Y. II. Green 683
Fulton-s,, Brooklyn Redding Co., Slae-st Boston
D. Smith, Sc Markets., Newark, N. j.; G Il. Zeber 81
DocksL, corDer CT Turd, Philadelphia; w. Taylor, u
Norh-st, Baltimore; and agents the principal cities in
the United States. .s.-,-
Price Twenty Five Gents box; each boz nclose in an
elegantly engraved wrapper, with nl directions use
s23 lu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-27

D The citizens of Springfield, Mo-, were some.
what clatcd the ober day, because Of the diScov-
cry of silver mine in the western part of Dade
County, extending some ten or fifteen miles in
length. 1t TUNED out, however, to be copper
mine, which is said to be extensive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-27

o. Itappears by lablein the Southern Church
man, that the number of Clergy of the Episcopal
Church in the United States has somewhat more
than dondled in the last ten years The number
Of Bishops has increased from l. to 81 in the
same time. The present number Of the Clergy is
ll42
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-27

FlRE.-The dwelling house owned 10y David
Wetherby and occupied by Robert Baker, in South
Dedham, was destroyed by FIRE on Saturday night
last. The FIRE originated from placing hot ashes
In a wooden yes sci
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-27

M Office is hereby given that proposals
will be received at the Inspector, office in the State
Prison, Mount Pleasant the second Wednesday in No.
vember next, al II O'Clock in The forenoon for contract 10
commence with so convcis the FIRST of December enu-
ing, to be increased within year 80 term of
bed screws shoves and longs sadaery cutlery and other
articles of hardware, OF which the chief supply Tor the
consumption OF The county imported from without the
United Stairs" Convenient shop room and fuel will he
furnished. Whoever takes the must find tools and
fixtures and be subject the rules reg atGss The
Prison The payments mube made monthly with acrrdh
OF three months Satisfactory security will be required
Let the proposals specify the price per day for each uan
DAVID l. SEYMOUR,
Agent Stale Prison. Mount Pleasant
September 9th. 1642 $40 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-27

The Wgs7cHEs1ER.-This fne ship, Of sever
hundred tons. which was stlanded on Long Island
but got off and brought up to the city, has been
placed on the dry dock at The foot of Tenth street
1t is found that her entire keel is gone; no,
ICE of it remains. This is the first instance we
have noticed in which a ship has been saved under
such circumstances. Jour, Of Com
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CURED.-sCARPA'S

AEAE ~ EDS CURED.-SCARfh .
~ ACOUSTIC oIL-For the cure of Deafness, pains,
and The discharge OF matter from the Ears; also all those
disagreeabe Noises like the buzzipg OF insects falling of
water, whizzng Of steam, &c. &c which symptoms OF
approaching deafness, and also generally attendant with
The disease. Many who have tecn deaf To-. tea nj
and twenty years. and Her obliged 20 Use eartrumf
have, after using one sr two 6oe thrown aside their
uumpets, being made perfectly welt Physicians and sur
gems highly recommend lis For sale by DR.. JAYNE,
No % South Third street. Philadelphia
Sold at wholesale and retail by the agents. a. B. ID:
SANDS Co. Druggists and Chemists 70 Futon-st corner oi
Co. II East Broadway, corner Market stree: ABRAHAM
b. SANDS 4 Co. 0rante Buildings 2T3 Broadway corEer
OF Chambers st. New-fork Price 81 oe4 LII
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-27
uATS-, CHEAP HATS Three del

IL lar hats-Jusi finished, The most splendid article
Hats al the iow pri-e of 50 Also article at So eoua
IN daIs6iIy md ustre to those commonly sold at IS B.
Practical Halter l.6 Cnnal-s,reet one door above
Suiliyan-si. 90 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-27


We understand that arrangements have been
made by which several bagging and rope factories
will, in short time, be put in operation, nJack-
son County in this State. -Four factories have been
tor some time past, in operation in this County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-27

rROTON WATER.-Miller s. Coates.
" Plumbers ls Grand street. 2 doors cas-, of Broad
way furnish Timed. Lead, Composition and Iron Pipes
Pumps, Hydrants, Fountains, Balls Tubs &c and every
article connected with the of Croon Water in Dwell
tngs Warehouses; and Manufactures Orders for the in
reduction OF water promutlv e,ecu;Ad ntoNJn,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-27
REvILo.
Yours, &c

FARES oS RA1LwAYs-LoSDoN AND DOVER
RAILwAY.---The low fare experiment now on trial
on the London and Dover Railway is ons of such
magnitude aud interest and so pregnant with
mighty effects on the future policy Of every rail
way existing and to come, that we make no apol
ogy TO our readers for taking this prominent notice
of the first weeks result The question is too
momen.ous in It's consequences to risk an inaccu-
racy by Publishing any statement as correct other
than we could pin our faithupon In order there
fore that there might not be the shadow of doubt
we have obtained from the Company's office the
return give:
High Fares, week ending Aug. so, ls42.-No. OF
Passengers 2,92la Receipts, f9O3 lbs. l0d
Low Fares, week ending Sept. s. ls4o,-No Of
Passengers 5,7s1; Receipts 81, l57 lbs. Sd
Gain in Passengers % per cent, in Receipts %
per cent. Golden opi*ions will be gained to the
managers Of this line for the bold aud honorabl,
policy they have had the courage, foresight apt
prudence to pursue, and golden results to til,
propretors will be the effect of the measure
adopted. London Times, Sept. 10
LONDON ANp1 Dover R.lLwAY--Low Fares
second week, ending Sept. 13th--No. of Passen
gers 6,4S03; Receipts 6 ,3456s. 3d. Indicatin!
gain of 12l per cent. on passengers, aud of 4!
per cent on the receipts. The experiment, con
sinues to work admirably. Times, Sept. II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-27

% Manufacturers areincrcasing every day in the
South. The last Huntsville (Alabama) Herald
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-27
AGENTS OFFICE, STATE PRIsos,
Auburn, Oct 10, 1912

Auburn, Oct 10, 1872 :
TT Office is hereby given, that sealed
Proposals viii be receivesa the office o; The subscri-
un uesday the 10th day OF December 10 oelock
a. aior The services OF Conrcts with the privilege OF
increasing the same the Agent may be able furnish
number not exceeding Three Hundred for the term OF
Five years from the first day of January be en-
poyed IN the manufacture OF Files and such articles ct
ey OF which the United States principally supplied by
foreign Importation
Sufficient shop-roon suitably warmed and lighted will
be furnished by the State.
Note Persons making proposals required the
amount per day offered for the services of each Convict
and TO furnish the of the person persons offered
In the Contract, with their written thereto;
and the respective persons making proposals required
goth. e!;ber in person By duly Authorized agent
ol5 lido HENRY POLHEMES Aren't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-27
BY Special Appointment
EOSEPH elliott, Pen Manufacturer

EOSEPH elliott, Pen Manufacturer
~ TO THE QUEEN.-CAu1'iUN.-Tlie high crarac.
srrrnlable makers oprDctcc fraud only upon
Mr.. Gla but also upon the pnbiic. An inferior ar cc,
in the market 1t readily BE detected by il,
unfinished appearance and The very style in which
il is put up.
"oScph Gotts fatrht" Joseph elliott warranted
and that each gross bears fac smile of his signature.
The above may be had, wholesale, of HENRY ESSOP
iyl5 " 81 tohDsreel corner or bold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-27
TDKOF. ORR'S AlRTlGHT STOVE.

selling The abuvr article in tie City or NewFork. 6fhe
utility and Superior excellence certificates from persons oil
he FIRST re>psclabiy may be al the store We guar
agalns, any explosions put up according 20 cur
directions. We have aso improved Alright Stove.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-27
STOVES.


- for beating Psriors Halls &c. ard there rrnbahs
not Stove Tor &, this cy lna contains Tin small
compass all the advantages this Stove does tor o
appearance economy nirc, and ioremt.Dg soaud plea
SAINT heat surpassed by any and equaled by very
few # any and while am about should like 10 call
The attention the public those Stoves Tor Sale IN this
market that only got up to LOOK ut. and not for serves
and uityj there j, considerable cracking sbout honw
bases hearthf, to warm " dry the ist Upon Would
sheet iron stand much putting upon ior that purpose
think not, therefore would caution The public 10 buy
such Stoves only have been well tested and tried THIS
Stove has iron hearth and two doors IN front one to
putting in coal and the other 10 show the hre heTeh CIV
ing very cheerful appearance and al the same l'e r
an open fire canverien, warming dying the feet Il
rsey Ne s5en al Inc Far week and Is for sale at The
Mandatory, No. 59 Walersree and also at . and 10
Bowery, and at Powe l. Vinings. Brooklyn.
OF In SAMITEL r. SPELMAN. so " ateI-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-27
lin Clarendon House, cor. Duane-st. am, Broadws

nEAFNESS CURED.-Nlessrs. Edi-
lsrs Having seen advertised IN your paper ana
ifs Sufferer myself an unusua nrsety 10 know more
about lhs medicine; consequently hare MADE gfeni
wish vast numbers have used with success, and hear
Tia, the call for ii is asonhingly great ana using II,
aud find daily Improvement In my hearing yours; &c
For sale by Dr. JAYNE, No. % SOUTH THfRD-sT,
Philadelphia -. sD
Sands Druggists No 70 Fultonst corner OF G9lds ana
lpDFnlton-st-also Sold by David Sands Co. NO n East
80 -, $50 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-27
ma OklsON'o hygcian Medicines

M OKlsON'S Hygcian Nlediclnes.-
lA NoftGE.- Alcreas, IA. sananos, of % Broad
Morrison Co.'S appointment for lie sale of their MedI
cincs. This is therefore, inform The public that MI
Salnanos is not authorized to sell MORlSON'S FILLS
in New York and that MeSsIS koiTsons only Agent, IN
Ncw.York arc Messrs FIRTH HALL, of No l Frank
lin square from whom alone the Medicines be had gen
uiIe. (Sgned) MORISON CO.
lime ISL, isdo iyat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-27

~ THE STOCKTON Gus, according to the Phi.
adeIphia papers will prove most formidable in.
strument Of naval warfare. Experiments were
made with it last week which prove that it com
Dimes "the power Of Fulton's torpedo and the
certainty of execution Of the Kentucky rife. /" We
have often heard it said, remarks the Philadelphia
Evening Journal, that Capt. Stockton would make
the vessel he is now building at the Navy Yard in
vncible, and are fully satisfied he will do SO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-27
DATENT CHEMICAL OIL LAMPS,

DATENT CHEMICAL OIL LAMPS,
IL CHEMICAL OIL, BURNING FLUIH.-The sub.
scrher wculd invite The attention. of the public his stock
Of .GItEENOUGHS PATENT LAMPS which from their
beauty and superior qualities destined upesede all
Others in The oil which is burned in them is
chemical preparations very clean in its properties and gives
avery brilliant and economical light The Burning Fluid
portable light free from all smoke, smell grease
will neither soil stain Common Lamps be altered
trihrg espensc to burn the fluid The subscriber
kindly permitted To refer of respectable
families, who using the article
J. {: HOOKER, 466 Broadway
B.Thcrc is no danger OF explosion in either one
ESQ articles 02n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-27

A architectural DESIGNS. Min
y iatnre 0rhogonal. and Perspective Drawings Work
ing Drawings SPECIFICATIONS and Estimates for Churches
Public and Private Buildings, WILDE made order by
r. A. SHELDEN Architect,
o9 lmt Mo Mercer. cor. Howard St NY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-27

NEW AND USEFUL INVENTION Among the IN.
teresung improvements now exhibiting at the FAN
of the American Institute, is Telegraph for CON
veying information from the chambers of hotels to
the office or bar. Its construction and operation
are extremely simple. Its action is always certain
and accurate. By means OF this inven,ien the oc-
cupant of any room in hotel in which this sys.
tenn is used, can convey information of his wants
to the person in the Office mas short time as be
could ring common bell, and can keep the bar
keeper constantly informed wher he is ~ or oat
The inventor is Samuel Frew, Esq Of Allegheny
Co. Pennsylvania. y American.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-27
Of Sra 5. X FRAZIER, 25e Wafer street.
II EEP WARM.-The subscriber offers

~ 70, sale nj No. 2e Water street wholesale and retail
Ur3 Paien, and improved AirTght owes, constructed
these soid in CITY Boston ia season. and
lound be tie economical IN the consumption OF inei
OF any heretofore introduced. They recommend
ed particularly Ivy physicians for heating rpois for ths
sick and persons afflicted With consumption have iocn
rrest ree, 81 the OF The above Stove the produced
being temperature than possibly be pro-
duce, BIZ any other offered the public Please
call and examine for yourselves before Purchasing cise-
where. d. %. W WENDELL, No III Waiers
G6C sti door from Bcekmtn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-27

THE LARGEST. Cheapest and Best
IL assortment OF CORSETS is ,n be found at No. 443;
Pearlsreei NY Country and City Merchants su2plied
on liberal terms. ALEXANDER SAMSON,
importer and wholesale dealer in Corseis, \.
nj m. edr irPet n. i,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-27
RINNELL, MlNTURN & co. No. 7a

GRINNELL, MINTURN & co. No. 70
Va Sonlhsreet, offer for sale
200 cases English Shealhng Copper, from IA TO 22oz
200 tons Eaglisi Iron, assorted.
p Try Pots, lao, l60 1870 and zoo gallons.
200 boxes Tin Plates assorted.
1000 bbls. Galego Flour, fresh.
400 boxes Havana Sugar, brown.
500 bills Brazil do,
$40 chests Coupou Tea.
1900 bags Rio Coffee prime green, crop
1000 pieces Russia Sail Cloth q and 30 inch, heached and
unhlcached.
700 pieces Russia Ravens Duck
25 bales Russia ShceliDgS. brown
100 do. do Diapers, superior.
- do do. Crash, assorted.
81 prime Ivory Teeth and 500 Scrivelas.
80 cases Chinese Vermlon.
80 do E. l. Rhubarh-l0 cases Manila Indigo.
Jl0t mats CasSa.
81 chests Lac DYE.
81 jars Chinese Soy.
loo German Soap-3a pipes Olive OIL.
IL bales Florette paper, entitled Ia debeniure.
crates superior EarlheDware-Tea Sets
500 boxes Sperm Candles, assorted.
400 tons Steamboat Goals.
301 IONS Chalk.
ALSO-an assortment OF Canton Silks.
White Psngees 80 inch.
White Ponsee Handkerchief, figured.
Crimson do do.
White do do PLAIN.
Crimson do do do
Black Satns-Satin Damask, assorted colors
Embroidered and Damask Grape Sbawls various
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-27

FRENCH M,a1srER TO THE GErTED STATES
7. is stated in the Courier des Etsts unis' mat
~ de Bacourt declines returning to washington
We feared, on his departure, that this hiettoe So
Tor hrs health suffered continually in me climate o,
W,sl,;,cton. ard he vas on that account obliged
- ..t r.ye Of abseuce, which It seems is TO
+. nerraneat He has left behind in the diplo-
marie circle, no more courteous, tnPretending,
intelligent member The Courier des Eta,s Un5
adds that ". Pogeot will succeed ". de Bacourt
a, Minister. This will be agreeable to all his old
friends and they are numerous on this side; and
connected as he is BY marriage with or country,
and from long residence, knowing US WELL and
speaking our language perfectly, he cannot but be
disposed TO maintain and TO strengthen the bonds
Of arnty and good feeling between France and The
United States. American.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-27
g EBiitiINus RESTORATIVE Cor

g. T. = NEG NINA WI
~ dial No. 476 Broadway, ~ Y--This Cordial having
obtained Just celebrity account OF the many cures
has performed, which il is adapted, The punic
is respectfully informed that relieves Dyspepsia ans oer
disorders Of the 1t is peculiarly atiapten 70 re-
those complaints not Ivy constantly yscnS, put ny
strengthening lie syser No greater mistake can NC nae
than TO suppose Dyspepsia, q. rr7 other disease arising
from debility be cured By frequent i0rced actoh on
TIE bowels by purgavc medicines. When this coGfieni
exists the tern already weak and every addlllona
dose tends 10 make il The Cordial, on the con-
trary acng is tonic, Strengthens The digestive organs,
and assists thSfi % perform their functions as nature de-
signed Hence i, found 20 be eicecio"s also in those
diseases peculiar females, which arise more frequently
from weakness than from any Other cause. HE Cordial
likewise Certain cBre lG The Nervous Headache and
affords relief in 1:oA all affections Of Tie nervous system
II is an excellent preventive Of costvenee5 aDd low Spirits
The aged ard nim of both exeSaid persons OF euentary
habits prone cosvenes have experienced great befeh'
from H. lLspeey promotes strength in all cases OF gen
era debility good and healthy appetite, gives
tone vigor the whole system and highly benehcia
tonic In cunyalesence from levers and other acute nS
orders I'm proof Of It's Writes in The above complaints the
public is referred To THE Recommendations eminent pny'
Clans well those OF respectable gentlemen VINO hdve
derived benefit from the OF il, some o, wbch are pup
isled in the circular accompanying each bottle
The Restorative Cordial is prepared aud sod by inc pro-
pretor at 476 Broadway NJ " and by respectable dru
ci,ts throughout Tie country Price 81 per bottle ana w
per dozen Orders accompanied by The cash puictualiy
executed, and forwarded according 10 directions
Sold also by the MesrS. RuShton Asplnwa 88 William
street, 10 Broadway and 10 ASnr House. % m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-27
DORIS celebrated PATENT COAL
ME KITCHEN COMPANION-The

VIE KIIOHEN OUMF.NNION-I TIC
Il true and genuine article, without the improvement
OF iuted bottom plate which Is calculated 10 collect
SCOT and prevents The draft The Stove has been in
and highly approved by all who hare N.ed ther
ay he had !, he olo&rs places, al prizes to SUIT The
lines wii,m Will, Co, 10 Greenw !ch-sircet; Will
liam H. Sweet 2Oi Canal-,,reet Il. E. Peterson 4i Bow
cry; J. Madison, 1921 Grand>ueet and e. Cadr, Jr,
IS tfarriscn-str GA lrs
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GLAZED HARDWARE PAPER
GPALDING'5 GENESEE FLOUR.

~ Spaldngs supcrfne Lockport Mills Flour. made frcF:
selected Genesee Wheat expressly for family use, boted
and packed on principle, equal any FIon made
in The United siaes, fresh around and good order. for
sale by lo22 W.. A. KEMP COTS Broad-st.
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e1M VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

NO. VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
Situated in Southport about three miles S u
lage OF Elmira, County Of Chemung, lying Oh 80
Greek, containing 23 acres OF land, copsdsT1ns p' are
which is under excellent improvement, p DC Rant
Two Houses and two Orchards the Farm aha TWO Two
Sheds, &c. and il could lie very easily DIVIDED NY, n.
parts ii iscnnsidered to be one Of The best FaIms "
neishborhood, and will be sold reasonable ie, ., NJ
Inquire OF A. LAMB, No. 500 FGorn stie - "
oI0 lm- A. KONKLE, village Of E leta.--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-27

nS4 FOR SALE-A Farm in New no
- cbele Westminster County midway betgefnt T p
Plains and New Rochelle, formerly owned by Dawn Iy
acres wood The farm has been laid out 10 o9,.
lent lots and /, In high state OF cultivation Iens'' ."
will be made easy Tor the purchaser. Apply 70
o25 In, J. ADRfANCE, So John ST. y. y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-27

AA TO LET-The metz stores and build.
G&sM inrs in Spruce street. Nassau They will b.
completely finished during the next week, and 10 good
tenants Immediate possession will be given and rent
charged until after lst November. The buildings are well
adapted so any kind OF mechanical business Apply I.
PRICE, LA East Broadway, or TO I. McELRATHG@s
otr;ce of the TrbHne, tN
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nEAFNEss CURED-SCARPA's

Acoustic Oil Tor the OF deafness, Pains, and the
discharge of matter from The Ears; ao all those disagree
able noises ike the buttng OF insects tai ing oil waters
yhitziog OF atetm &C. which arr SYMPTOMS OF approach
ING Deafness and also generally atlendahl Win Tie DIS
have had doubts they may dismiss then and the,No
lncredulous may Deafness as cudbe Numerous
cures, and many then! very remPrRpoe by lhe
use OF '!SS ARPAS OIL, hare BEEN published, but this
caps the climax Young old you may yetrecoTer your
hearing.
lsdy in Smihfed; Femsy yania. and now about eighty
years age had been gradually getting deaf for more than
forty WEARS that was next 10 impossible TO make her
she was Induced try Scarpa'S Oil for Deafness, IL Is
only necessary add that she las used two bottles, and
that her hearing is perfectly reSloed-she i, cured Any
information in relation to may be obtained al The
s,oth Of DR. JAYNE.
- IN. sIr, ,,IeIDb
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A=M FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

AM FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
ia, III Farm at Shrewsbury, Monmouth county Ne~Jst
sey consisting about thirty OF land fns mpfoe
rents are good story Dwelling house and aIcnen
barn. wagon house, and other necessary oubutngs an
farm is sltudtet the main road leading IRON ehlensay
10 Red Bank and about hall mile from The stesmsoi
landing at Red Bank. fhr land 10 well lenceo aSehsa
with variety Of fruit trees and In good ordr ana s y
sidencc every way desirable. The farm VIII oe Su
this city For particulars inquire of JAMES sShgah ~
~ ~ ~ ,W L' lie ~ '''' - " 2lm