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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-02-18

AWkLI.FouGHr B,rrLE: SCIENCE AGAINST
NUMBERS The Olive Eranch says that some.
time since, on Saturday, the people passing
gtain store on front street, heard an unusual
uOise.-- May stopped and look"d in and be-
held weasel fighting rats lie todaht brave
ly, and some fifteen ct the rats ie'i successIreiy
before the heroic weasel every part Of the
store was sprinkled wlh blood at tas', how
ever the weasel became exhausted from the
very labor of slaughteting his enemies, who,
beng almost innumerable, dashed Oh their foe
! and kIilud him,-B Boston Trans,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-02-18

A PORCELAIN ANEcpoTE.-The first Duch'
ess of Roxburgh was possessed oftwo china va
scs Of great value. One of these attracted the
attention os her eldest son, John, Duke Of Rox-
burgh, who in his admiration unsettled It's e.
quilbrium, and so shiVered it to atoms. The
duchess on returning from her morn drive, was
aware ofthe destruction Of her fsvorite orna-
ment, and inquired concerning it, "Why, my
lady," returned her second son, Lord Robert
Ker, ait was caused alone by Johr. He took
the vase into his arms, and grasping it thus he
dropped it," Suting the action to the word
Lord Robert dropped the second vase, fed Ia
the woods, joined his brother there, and it wa:
only after an anxious search, and promises O
ample pardon, that the young delinquents cum
senied 10 return 10 Floors.-GiObe.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-02-18

We dislike what the world callsa dignifed
man--one whose intense vanity and egotsm
makes him inaccessible. Such precious piece
ofmortallty is like dgehog-approach him
es you may the bris,Hns quill of self stands ous
IN such bold reifcf that even though you offer
the fellow E,od, you are certain to get your
fingers pnked.
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,iinllo. Ned, what's the matter =,

'llallo, Ned, what's the matter -
Matter enough-John Jones called me liar,
and I'm locking for him to cane him
But Ned, Jones is much the largest man OF
the two, and it may prove a somewhat danger
o,ls operation
True enough, ] don't think can cane Jones,
but darn him, I'll stone his dog
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BilI johnson aud Daughter again.


The famous B,ll johnson. the ConadaIPatr-
et, and hero OF the Thousand Isles, is a citizen
of Iowa Welrarn tro,n the Dubuque Express,
that he is q rcsldentot Buchanan county, where
he cultivated farm, and was accompanied m
hs retirement by his equally celebtised daugh-
ter. One or two ibrpd rtpn formed his estab-
lishment 1t does not seem to be his lot, how.
ever, to be at peace any where, for last month
manner, the circumstances Of which are thus
stated--
"On one Of out coolest nights, (,he 1Aih or
last month"; his house was attacked by an arm.
med Bennett who formerly resided ir Beln
ware county. They dragged him from his bed,
ard tied him TO tree for the purpose Of 1og-
rine hin. Ills heroic daughter few to his res
cue, and while the guns whre levelled to shoot
her, she cut the cords with which he was Tied.
They tied him second time, and threatened
her life if she approached, bat she cut the cords
a second time, although every trigger was
pulled to fro, declaring that she was prepared
to die, eavher than see het father suffer- and all
the time demanding Jhecarso without avail.
They tired him third time, and having secu-
red her, they laid fihy-six lashes on his bare
back whh cowhike. Then gearing up his
own horses, they put him and her on sled,
and drove them off, with positive charge, ne
yer TO come back but at the risk Of his life
Bcunetts being the only settlement near, they
had 10 go twenty miles that night to the next
nearest house, a night which was one of the
codest this winter These desperadoes then
searched his house, and took away soaie money
all tha, they could find.
johnson having laid complaint before the
authorities OF Linn county, the Sheriff went
with psse. but was forced back by Bennett
and his party. A second posse wentout, head
ed by man who was driven from the Bennett
serthment, because he would not unite with
them; bot before the second posse arrived,
Bennett and some of his gang had fled, and
three or four of those that remained behind
were taken prisoners, amongst whom was the
fellow who fogged Johnson They are now IN
confinement OF the Bennett party who es.
capped, three or four were frozen 50 badly that
| one or two of thea, have stree died. Bennett
passed through this town last week in disguise
| and by heller received here last Sunday, from
Dixon on Rock River, he was at that place
| oi Friday night last, on his way to the southern
part of Illinois. A fear that johnson would
| succeed in getting the seat of Justice for Duch
anan county located at this place in the geo
graphical centre, was the only cause of,he out
rage, as Bennett claimed it for his location
only four miles of, at the rapids of the Wap
slplnicon
Four of,he drpreda,ors are confined at low
City awaiting their triah Bill johnson AM
his daughter are in attendance at the Capito
as Witnesses. -.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-02-18

INDIAN Mons OF SwIMMiNo.-The mode of
swimming among the Mandans, as well as
atong most Of the other tribes, is ucfire differ
'ent from that prac,iced in most parts Of the ci-
vilized world. The Indian, instead of parting
his hands simultaneously under his chin, and
making the stroke outward in horizontal di.
fection, causing thereby serious strain upoA
the chest, throws his body alternately upon the
feit and right side, raisine one arm above the
water, and reaching as far forward as he can
to Dip IL, whilst his whole weigh, and force are
spent upon the one that is passihg'under him
end, like paddle, propellfngh him sloneS whilst
this arm is making half circle and is beng
raised ont of the water behind him, the oppo.
site arm s describing sim lar srch in ttfe all
over his head, TO be dipped in the water as far
as ne can reach before him, with hand turned
under, forming \ sort of bucket. 10 act most
effectively as it passes in its turn underneath
him. By this bold and powerts mode OF swim,
ming, wh,oh may want the grace that many
would wish to see, much of the fatigue and
strain upon the breast and spine are avoided,
and man will preserve his strength, md
breathe much longer in this alternate and ROT.
ling motion than he can in the usual mode of
swimming.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-02-18

Daring the late Disturbances in Ireland, the
following WAS written by an officer of the arr
my This town is all in an uproar expecting
the rebels every hour, | am in great hurry
While write you these few lines, hold a ps'
tol in each hand aud sword in the other -
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-02-18
THE rIHGRENI.


Youths gay spfng>rime scarcely knowing
Went forth she ~orSa to roam
And the dance ofy0ufh. .1he glowing,
Left I in Eay fathers home. .....
OF my ,rirthriets, glad-believine,
OF my world gear took none,
Careless as an infant, cleaving BE-
o. To my pilgrim staff sloue. ."--
For placed my mighty hope in
Dim and holy words Of Filth,
S'Wander forth--the way is open,
Ever on the upward path
I'LL thou gain the Golden Portal,
Till its gates wpclose 10 tiree.
There the Earthly and fire Mortal,
Deathless and Divine shall be p
Night on Morning stole and stesletb,
Never, never sh n still,
And the Future ye, coneakth,
Wha se,k, and what will!
Rose before the mcuntaln.ridges, |...
Torrents hemmed me every side,
On the fallen 1nlnk that bridges
Der the rent abyss glide f
Where the day hreaks-ioi river,
And hal, no, by the shn,e;
Fsiih from danger can deliver,
And the wave shall w,st uae o'e1.
Drifted in the whirling motion,
Seas themselves around me roll
Wile aud wider spreads the ocean,
Far and farther flies sbe sea
While live, is never given
Bridge or wave the goal TO near
Earth will never meet the Heaven,
Never can the TsERE he HERE!
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-02-18

Ours TENDER lIEARrED. old looking
fellow in New Hampshire brags npon having
two ofthc most tender hearted sons in the
world. He says that when he asks them to
bring nrn armfhl of wood, or do any little
"chorc,' "they begin to cry ato@ At an q MIG
ute ="
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-02-18

PnvE's nRrn DAy.-Thr l06th birthday
of Taomas Paine was celebrated at the Panthe-
on. in Boston, by apublic dinner and ball. The
following characteristic toast was drunk {:
"By f Upton, of Salem. Infdelity--s term
ofreproach in its original impor,-an honorable
appellation since its adoption by liberal free
men"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-02-18

Speaking ofa heavy wind, Prof. II. remark
ed, that it was literally mathematical wind,
as il had extracted several roots.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-02-18
Reason and Love.
ny MISS PANnOS.

Reason and Love, one summer noon,
W emf out TO rove together;
The wild lsrk sang their sweetest tune,
Twas sparkling sunny weather.
Soon the wild hoy hegan 10 play
Among the leafy bowers,
While reason warned him not 10 stray,
And talk'd of darkening hours.
Love laueir'd, he hceded not such things,
While al was bright about hun,
But shook the spashine from his wings,
And dared the Imp! to hout him.
"Rash boy" cried Greybcard, 'pri,hee move
You see how fast day closes"
"How very elowinely," smiled Love,
"I'hc sun se1s Oh the roses."
Reason still areued-Love grew warm,
And every cauioa sighted;
Till Reason, yielding To the charm,
They stayed aud were benished.
And thus the case will ever prove
To doubt the fact were treason;
Reason is Oft mised by lose.
Love never yields to reason!
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THg New YEAR-Those who have not been
accustomed 10 pay any accounts should now be-
gin. January is the time for good resolutions;
and TINT is why the House OF Parliament never
meet till February.-Pmch for January.
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Every Subsequent ihser,ith, % rs
Yearly Advertisements; one eoiumn, S25 half
column SIS, three squarcs, Sl2; two squares -;
one square, IS. HalEyeariy one column. SIS.
half column, Sla; tiitee stuure., $s; two squares,
S5 one square, So SO.
Advertisements left without directions as to tho
length Of time they are 10 be poblished, will he
continued until ordered odt and charged accord
iug,y. ... '
'LrSixtcen lines make q square.
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PRICES eF ADVERTISING.

! squsre I insertion, 50 50
do do = o rs
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-04
TO THE LADIES.
TNTELLECTUAL DEVELOPMENT AND PERSON
a. pBEAuTH eqnsl9srsd IN esnns elton with DR. FELIX


TNTELLECTUAL DEVELOPMENT AND PERSON
6 fGfd JGSTIHs with DR. FELIX
ss. h model the human ads
S Of Ss 70 The
an Of nson Sssn1
and i g. importance to those and there many
crosehmsnts Of too uIur,ani growth that
form This safely speedily, esc"sy, and, #
% % S he r H.
the lip when annoying the short hair the back Of
nigh and sSeSaay ss
SodzGD z $E$ ri
Ss's as1s
com.o SoSGK1yR2's ~, PROFITABLE s ROUGE!
delicate canaon tiEge the cheek mmovabe BY pepira
ion rubbing with handkerchief linen cloth 50 cent.
GoURAUD's BLANC D'EspAaNE!
ues he free 0 from he
erly entering into combination Tor this Put in
ysSs:54 s M s,s. Bs;sT NJ.
Gregg Sas %s:' 1TI% on: Gouni sIsn GAs:s
sasar ts 'V yf aass sss
%isss F. s1i @
STSssyS: sG S;". s,is"S
Chestnut Lancaster Hsinesh druggist; Hsrrsbursh,
Kobnsons penodical agents Pittsburgh, Tule CINCINNATI.
Thomas Co., Main street; Va. Richmond, Mrs Fray
Rc s. s' Assis I e. IA Alexandra Berry
Wihn a few years this remarkable and useful che
meal invention for completely eradicatng superuou hair
mas attained the highest pitch Of celebrity and consequently
ekced the cupidy Of Of base who at
Tempt t snatch from the inventor the just ecompens for his
aDor Purchasers should therefore their guard and
every boe q the Popdre Subtitle square and EeI
oc,n oudre Subtitle N w. cast in each boe and the
iac smile engraved the outside wrapper Direc
"gmns, french and English, accompany each bottle.
the only Office NJ Y for the above celebrated
ma s " 81 walker street, one door from broadway
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To the Public.

THE NEW YORK HERALD-daiy newspaper-pub-
shed every day of hs except New Years day and
Fourth of July Price per copyor 81 % per an
num-possges paid-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD-publshede every Saturday
morning-prce Of cents per copy or % IL per annum-
posages paid-cash in advance.
ADVERTISERS informed that the circulation OF
the Herald n over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
asst has the largest circulation Of any paper this city,
or the woril, and therefore, the best channel business
in the city country. Prices moderato-cash in ad
vance.
PRINTING ofan kinds, executed at the most moderate
prices, and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoPRIEroR HERALD EsrABLIsHMENr,
Northwest corner OF Fulton and Nassau streets
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AN IMPORTANT CONFEDERATION FOR THE

AN .IMP0RTT!ANT C0NSIDERATION FOR THE
"A LADlES.-MRSLOVE,C Corset Maker, No. So Lspenard
3: calls The tenou OF ladies her important Ab
dompa Supporter for the preservation Of the health and
strength during pregnancy This Abdomin Supporter
called forth hs fullest appreciation of the Med
used them perfect in iu applica oa acting support
and preventing all stain the muscles and he
fatigue and of the whole
Nothing that has ever been invented offers many decided
advantages for the accident
The period Of gestaion the preserving the
Ta form Country merchants and city retailers supplied ad
vanageous terms Mrs. calls
tention her improved Shoulder Elastic Braces misses
being long required desdeaum for the expansion of the
chest Mrs L. has secured patent She begs rrla-
Ion 70 the above TO the wing eminent Of the Medical
scr Gman M; d. Professor Parker NJ D., Dr. Nelson A C.
Castle, NJ D. DR.. J. W. Moore, J. Nelson. NJ. D., j. w.
Francis VI. ID. me- lmr
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CHEAP CASH
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,

OF JOAN sTetI, Inedf WtItdn.)
THE subscriber respectfully announces TO his and the
ubIic generally thar he has opeued E.tabshme on
&c cheap Cash system, where gentlemen will always find
New and Fashonabs Assotn,en Of Cloths and
veslngs, which will be made order style OF ct and
workmanship not surpassed by other in the
c,y. at the following low PRICES -
se Dress or Frock Coats. any color from Si4 to Ss
pI' TSu - 10 =, oor 40 1871 IS
w.. ~ ~ c ~ ~ ancy Cassmees 3to S
sooi osun, ohR, Naenua, velvet e.,
Just received splendid assortenaof Spring aad Summer
goods a. extraordinary low prices.
" Gentlemen furnishing their goods can have them
made and trimmed at the lowest possible prices for Cash
n
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OF FRENCH MILLJNERY GOODs

OENINp OF tho slnnr rnh,,ns ~ he Maeazn de Modes
~ GO anal s'leet., MAD ID BEHRn NAN b,gs TO iuform
her friends and the publ she has
from France. aud beau vl style of sill mae.
ras for ladies' hats and along with of Pars sk
hats which for novelty and eegance of style vet was
presen ed 10 The pnblic before anoug which
bIemstc Of Partisan Taste NADINE has scve
Of French imported ncy whalebones srnv ha
the choicest styes also large assortment Of and
fine Dunapes also large and varied French
lawn hats from infants ladIesihe whole which
Mad B. has Determined in order to meet the EFFICIENCY Of he
tines offer such low pces must esu's her the
tnuance Of patrons who for have honoed
with their conmsnd and trusts 70 obtain the preference Of
those whose she soics An early call
the old French establishment Maeazu de Nodes
Canal street Mad has also received assortment Of
called complete. m 23lmsr
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l. U G. "A DIAL;
OR TIE
ELIXIR OF LOVE

IL oLpEN TIME, among the Jews,
That man second vile nigh. choose
Whoe frat, by Fates unkindly DOOM
Noe ilarrn bore to bless his home.
Prayed to Luc,ne, the mdwife's patron;
EsXyp, an NV, wives. 10 g; such a crisis,
Apdeven now. the meek Hndoo--
warm IS her cline, and tender too
L chdlem Twelve montos from her bridal
thes ecpine 20 her senseless Idol.
And with raised hands. in accents wild,
Fen n non, i Br'p nn, Tor child
The Hin 90 bed Of barrenness.
So much for love in DAYS by-cone
And savage customs in our own;
But say, even ow, does Loves communion
No ott'umes conluEal felicity,
4 thus d'stursed-ay, cen in this city.
Yet, may the barren, II they try
W VIZ u" %Iose'. ESir s"2 her %Iii .nSS
The childcss wifes repnines end.
Alone. Is this EliIir's dover
Consumption ills it will prevent
With vigor clothe the impotent;
Suppress agleet, whate'er ITS date,
And all iIies functions renovate.
And brings back beauty aud the gIaccs;
IT'S woman. trust--and ns'er deceWes her;
From Fiuor Albus it relieves her;
And each disease with proper care, tool
These are eat truths; who calls q, m fiction
Letiers--ali forms of attestauon-
From the Swans OF every nation
With grateful missivos from all quarters,
rsnned by Di,eTe and caseaery', martyrs;
Almost within the Jaws Of Death,
Now in their nightly prayesrepeat
Thaoks TO Lites fric nd, in Nassau street,
Asdso@etm,s name The very n1meeG-
Or, dream ng of Diseases ordeal.
Cry ont tor tne "Luciua Cordial
er,on. ordering this medicine from the country by sendp
Union Price 81 per bottle s2t DOM mi lnsec
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
and t from
~" 0n.sns 'Asi eeluesL' fourth page. =,
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HATS.

n SPRING FASHION NOW READY-Th. .rh
~ schcr respectfully informs his friends Gus and
the pubic ~ general that they purchase at his sto
handsome short Nap SILK Hat and durable dress AT
AZ the low price Of So so 80
Also, elegant Moe kin Silk Hats II 81; fine Nutrjs Eur
Hats at 81 equa in appearance and bat little inferior 10
those centrally sold a. 81 so.
Also general assortment Of caps TIC newsst patterns
WILLIAM BANTA.
ms liner 100 Chatham street.
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DIFFICULTY IN TIE Catholic CHURCH, AT Bur-
FALo, ~ we find in the last "Bufao Gazette, :"

DIFFICULTY IN TIE Catholic CHURCH, AT Bur-
FALo, N. we find in the last Buffalo Gazette"
OF last Monday, the following singular article -
Tus RoM.y CATHOLIC CoNoRgeATIoN AND rur
BvHor-e this serious difference exists between
the Right Rev. Bishop Hughes and the French and Ger
man Congregation Of ST. Louis Church in this city. IL
appears the ofthe late require
of the Bishop that the property Of the Church be
vested in his hands,to which this alton not
willing to submit The congregation Of st. Louis church
by industry and frugaty, and by large donations from
respected fellow citizen the late Louis lie Couteux
ESQ., has founded claim TO the adminsr alton Of their
own properly which they do not feel disposed to
der. In consequence OF this non. compliance, Bishop
Hughes has thought proper to withdraw from them their
pastor the Reverend Alexander Pax and left them
trely destitute OF clerical assistance II is
missed that the Bishop has gone far as 20 forbid any
Priest from the neighboriDg Parishes to perform Divine
service in ST. Louis Church. until its shall
fully comply with his demands. That cong reg alton il
as by the Canon law but the Bishop has the power
to appoint Priests TO the Churches in his Diocese his
authority is for Priest to perform Divine
vices in any Of the Catholic Churches OF his Dioc sse
Yesterday, being sunday, the Trustees opened the
doors o. their Church. and many Of the bers Of its
IMMENSE congregation ae2ded prayers I'd by the Ca
Ollie scRool teacher II is 10 he hoped that this state of
reflect unon the consequences which M 81 ersue fir m
ms termination 10 enforce this novel claim and that be
VIII abandon his pretensions TO the content
limself with the spiritual Administrations the burch
We understand that the congreg alton St Paricks
hurch under the pastor al charge OF the Rev Mr. Whe
an mas thought proper TO comply with the requsion OF
FULLY REPA,RED.-Stonngton Railroad All the
Il. .tl-.s ArAx
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SINGING.

MADAM SUTTON having arranged t r.ton IN It,,v the
n begnona e August. purposs. ecev ng pu ills un h''
,u Of s'n,n 'sssop ~ the Italian. English
vsecs inc s ma:ie in Europe Increasing The sueneth and
hdvansge o hsr snang with hom which can be pursued
sirous OF the mselv.s of Madam Sncn ,, ae
ascertain eIrs Sc by application at II Chamber s,ee
nom yncuck VI. p2a I'm
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M Art ms CASE TAILOKING
ES IA Bills MENT.
l54 villiam Street, Corner Of finn Street,
ss:sg: s: s ss
ming, &C. I'll has given general .aactios daring the
1equessea to cali and ssamin. Tho.. wb,
''''A tn en- own M Eaf6SEs az %b tTe r isfM
ss.s s.s mad sa and 90 90
Psnt. sad v..p,:.. 49,. $50 20
" Tef%s-Ga.h on delivery; .....' w 90 - eD
EXPRESS FOR CLEVELAND AND DETROIT.
THE subscribers will send through from this city,
p the o above named ~, and ns places: the
Of ssn:
: sna all such other foMo %
above line w be ertended Chicago CincInnar
nd
PVBLIC NQTICE-Aq article he;dtd TO the .Po6lic"'
n LIB BIZ
print. that ne was cured by sano. r.spss:
xasu the A M 81 f If suY @
called on me. I.aus:ns ceI,iiests from that saey
would ID
h rs y sy vs Of G thu
id ESD
Mrs Turner called on me sgain, wishing write Ger
E f' saS sy
embracing two facts supposed: the OF the dIsea
which he had been aft cted and the ohs of the that ID
been made She then said that her had the Sa
saparls about three eeks that his had him.
he had TO his wo aud that he III nk for the
iht ID been effected On the evening" 10th Of
October lied a, Mr. Turner'S Iesidehc aud I'd few
minutes conversation with him in his health he told
me thai was very good inquired Of him relative the rf
all he wanted was more 9Th and III with tbs
the Sapapsrla had him. such the facts
and must confess felt utterly onished the
Of the article IN several denying he which
ID been made TO ana which fully believ the said
Thcmas Turner" had testified to similar before
the Mayor of th city
. Pastor OF the Methodist Episcopal Church Duane
New fo X. March 81, l843 az lmsec
nEAFNESS CURED Scarpa's Acoustic Oil for the cue
IL OF deafness, paes, aud the discharge of
also all those dis ecabe like the buzz Of
filling of whizzug Of steam, &c. which
sympt OF approaching Deafness and also generally
dint with the disease.
Read the following extraordinary cure If any have
had doubts, they dismiss them and
lous may CONSIDER deafness curabe Numerous Of
cures, and many OF them IeSarkable by the OF
scarnas O have been published but this caps the eli
max; Young or Old, You may your hearing
Aledy IN Smtbhed, Pennsyiv aui and about eighty
years oil age had been gradav getting deaf for than
forty yeas SO that impossible make her hear
conversation IN the oude Of vore. Last winer she
hearing is perfect rcs'ored-she Is cured =
THIS able oil IL prepued DR.. Bell and sold on
agency by Dr. ID Jayne, 3o5 Broadway Price 81 bottle
m30 Ser