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The New York herald., 1845-08-30

The GRAND CRicKIr MATCH bEvwERN THE SAINT
GronoE's CLuB AND PLAYERS OF CANApA.-second Day
Friday, August a9-Yesterday for play and pleasure
was as fine the previous The attendance equal.
ly great if not greater From some or another
the wickets were not pitched until after II O'Clock; and
il was near upon half past the play began II was
said that this was principally owing to the absence
one OF the umpres II ultimately agreed upon tha,
b. b. Tilt, Esq., of Boston, should act as umpire be-
half of the Canadian players The playing then began,
the St. Georges members going in Bates receiving the
first ball from Groome very short time elapsed when
quite different style of playing observed on the
part of those battngsow and cautious being the order
of the day and not letting chance escape them The
cond ball Bates received he made two capital runs
from few balls afterwards Turner was caught Deau-
ully by wigress AZ this time Liddeils wicket Keep
made wide, or bye balls These gave every evi.
dence thus far of making greater score than any OF
that their exact position could only be known
with difficulty. Syme was very fortunate; he made a
good blow Of the balls which stopped by the
short slip while he making run; the slip dropped
the bali OF his hand and before he recovered again.
Syme made two other runs amid great applause Short
ly afterwards ball struck Symes finger and rose,
was cautious and excellent but not very
cessiu in scoring. Wright made some good play, and
scored his portion although he was rather slow but
sure Shipway missed a most beautiful catch two,
but not without endeavor to the contrary Wild had
a most narrow escape, when making two run; Sharp
knocked his wicket down he was running, but the
umpire gave that Wild was at home when his wicket
struck; he threw his cap and eaped high in the
air with joy at his escape j. Ticknor was out by
Sharp after scoring 10; Ticknor quickly caught
out by Wilgress only scoring Dudson made some
excellent hits and scored more than any else when
he caught out by Sharp, after scoring H. Tnson
only scored two, when he was bowled out by Sharp.
Groome's play most cautious and excellent he
red his bat in triumph In this innings, there
II wide and bye balls OF which were made by Burne.
To11z ,srar IF
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INJUNCTION ON JoURNAL.-We perceive thai
lhe Vice Chancellor has issued an injunction against
any further issue of a theological work, published
by Mr.. Spary, principally the ground that there
Is another issue OF similar character, published
by former printer This is mere leather and pru-
nella' Why does not Mr.. Sparry change the name,
and no Chancellor, or any Court, could prevent the
issue OF the same views and sentiments under a
different name be the selections what they may
From the first taste Of the theological cup, the pub
lie could tell the difcrenc Of the flavor Of the two
articles.
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Polly BoDrNE.-We have i on good authority.
that the trial OF this unfortunate woman will again
take place in the next October term Of the Circuit
Court in this city, before Judge Edmonds, should il
be In the power of the Court to get new and in,
partial jury together. The grounds upon which a
large array on the jury panel were set aside on the
late trial, will render it almost an impossby to
procure an impartial jury the occasion OF the next
one-but there is no use in anticipating fresh diff.
eulnes
The New York herald., 1845-08-30

MILITIA MUSTER ar BuRroS-tloRnip MURDER
OF one or THE SENrlNEts -Burtou Geauqa com
ty (Oho) Aug -, lSiA. Ihe regiment Of militia under
the command vi Cen l.. A. Paine mustered yeserf,t al
Burton for military muster and encampment Tor three
days duration Last night the guard disturbed
gangs OF rowJes, as IS usual such ions Prom
nent among them was company VINO have been reg Z.
lsrly organized for some time, and who tsken
themselves the significant name Of "ell Fire nsu
Company" and had become somewhat notorious for dis
turbing religious meetings, stealing fruit and inilring
and destroyn the property Of all who hit oppose
their outrageous proceedings. The Capain or leader Of
this company, Nathan Brltton taken prisoner IN at
tempting pass the guard and stsked
down. After remaining IN this unpleasant position for
time, he begged 10 be released hch was finally
granted He had not been ut liberty long, howevef be.
fore he returned with his gang and aerca.
iions " ith OF the senneis. lie attempted be eve
TO cross the lines" wDen the sentinel ordered him 10
halt saying that ii he did not he should him. Brit
ton With this, Britton eaped forward and stabbed the
sentinel to the heart killing him Instantly. Bi,ton was
st,ested 10 mediateIy and C0foners inquest will be
neu toaay, when the prisoner VIII be committed 10 ia
oi ts Al our next session o Common Pleas in Selten.
DsI ne murderer ~ man of 80 years of age lie is
shgie sushlns bad reputation and inemperae The
senuhel VINO Is murdered young man of promise
ana soou moral Character His name is Truman allen
ana ne Was resident OF Montve, in this county lie
Ms an oh 59n - years Of age and his sudden ana Nv
iul death wii be deeply lamsnted by all who knew him
The New York herald., 1845-08-30

We have nothing further to-day relative
TO the relations of the United States with
Mexico. The accounts brought by vessel,
aud published on yesterday in some OF our cotem-
poraries, are not SO late those brought by the
Water Witch; but they are equally warlike, and
equally indicative of the interruption OF all peaceful
relations with both countries From every indication
we are inclined to believe that the Government at
Washington apprehend war.
In the face of these facts, fancy stocks have ad-
vanced, and held an advance during the last month
United States Stocks have fallen from three TO four
per cent.
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AGRICULTURAL SocIETY.-An agricultural State
meeting will be held at Utica on the 18th of Septem
Der next This will be very interesting and scien
nfc assemblage OF the farming philosophers of the
State. Both man and beast, with some pretty wo-
men, will be there for inspection. AS agriculture
IN the ''old State" is beginning call to its aid the
arts and sciences, and to force its way upon public
attention, we shall endeavor send one OF our cor
respondents and reporters TO the scene OF action,
and report what they doing there, and turn atten
ton TO what is doing in relation to the history Of
agriculture. The culture even Of small potatoes, is
better than wasting time in ofice-sceking and poll
tics, as Governor Seward and his imam Friday
Thurlow Weed, will find out one of these days
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Court FOR THE CORRECTION or ERRORS Pre-
-ent The 1t. Governor and - Senators An Invl-
taon to attend the Temperance Convention receiv-
ed and accepted when not Inconsistent with their duties
members Of this court No. a. =. D. Mickles vs. the
Rochester City Bank. Mr. >. Mathers was heard for
app- Mr.. T.. r. Smith was heard for respt Afternoon
session.-Mr H. 7. Smith concluded for respt and Mr. r.
Darwin Smith was heard on the same sds and MT D.
Moron was heard in reply
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ARRIVAL OF Gov. WRIGHr-His Excsllency Co
vernon Wright and Lady, arrived in the City yes
terday morning. from Albany, and occupy apart
ments al the City Hotel.
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using the Mexican flag.

Ponce, p. R.-By the arrival of the schooner Car
o-lne. Capt. Lockhart, at Philadelphia, we have
dates from the above port TO the 18th of August, in
elusive. The Caroline has brought away from
Ponce the last cargo of Muscovado Sugars that had
been LEFT there, at prices ruling from 81 TO cents
There is lttle left Of moasses and but little doing
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RACING ON THE HUDsoN-Some sharp COM
mentarles have been going the rounds OF some of
the papers, in relation to what they charge upon the
encouraging continual daily racing upon the
river, during the trips to and from Albany, of the
Niagara and the Rip Van Winkle, by their COM
manders. The Impressions that have thus been
created abroad, by this apparent daily struggle for
precedence on the river-endangerng as is charged
the lives OF passengers-is quite erroneous The
Niagara, from her immense size with her powerful
machinery in full play, is much the faster boat of
the two in certain water-that is in deep heavy
water.
On several occasions, the Rip Van Wrinkle has
left the dock some five minutes after the Niagara
and this course is the result Of sound and excellent
tactiqte the part of her commander II is a
well ascertained fact that the power of suction in
following in the wake OF vessel thus propelled is
equal TO five knots an hour. The Niagara in taking
the lead, enables the Rip Van Winkle to keep al a
certain distance Immediately IN the rear, while the
current created by the rapid movement through the
water OF the Niagara is ia motion She thus con-
tlnues enjoying this advantage, until within eight or
len miles OF Albany, where the river be1lns 10 grow
shallow, and where the Niagara must of necessity
slacken her speed, when the Rip Van Wrinkle fav-
ing the advantage of her small size-whlcb sdap,s
her better for the shallow water, with ease shoo,s
ahead, and is enabled thus to outstrip her more
powerful adversary. Thus the whole affair is
solved, and speaks loudly for The good tact of its
commander Both these boats are superb speci-
aens OF the art, with all It's modern improvements
The New York herald., 1845-05-24

On the announcement of this vote the Hon Joseph r.
lngersoll moved recess for the purpose Of allowing
After reassembng, the question put, by ayes and
nays and the choice Of DR.. Potter by the clergy
unanimously confirmed t.M '
Thus ends for the present. the struggle in this diocese
about Bishop. The announcement of the result quiet
ed the excitement and in few minutes thereafter the
crowd in the church had departed leaving compare
lively but thin audience Of spectators in attendance
But the anxiety Of the congregations has not altogether
subsidized The question is asked all sides, will DR..
Potter accept and the doubt which still hangs its
solution still agates the minds of the faithful In the
tme the ordinary and unntcrcsting business of
the Convention has been resumed, and will probably
adjourn sine die this or tomorrow evening.
GENERAL MATTERs.-The jury In the case Of Carl Pa
penberg; charged with the murder of Andrew Treager
Of guilty. Judge Jones said this was just such
dict they ought under the testimony to have render
ed but heSieemed the circumstances such to justify
him in holding the accused in heavy bail to keep the
peace The bail not being forthcoming the prisoner was
committed, and win probably remain in confinement for
DR.. Hoick is in town. lecturing ON the origin Of life
There is to be special election for Commissioners Of
Spring Garden in few days. and there will be another
trial OF strength on the part of the natives. a#
The race which comes off shortly the Camden
courses between Fashion and Peyona has almost been
lost sight of in the important Episcopal which
was decided to-day. All sects were absorbed in this
Presbyterians, Methodists Catholics and ALL whether
pious impous and they have had no time attend to
horses put their faith which big meeting house.
in Fashion, There will be great sport and the Northern
mare, notwithstanding her late misfortune, will have
great and enthusiastic hackers. So, hey for the
Theatricals continue in pretty mnch the state
indicated yesterday The Episcopal Convention has had
effect upon them and now the excitement s over
the congregations will enter with into worldly
amusements The Seguins at the Chesnut Burton and
Conner with the Ethiopians at the Arch and Jameson
and the excellent company at the Walnut, may
pect an increase Of business Mr.. and Mrs Soman ap
pear at the Arch tomorrow evening.
verify believe that the defeat of Dr. Tying has had
effect upon stocks for they are down. down. down and
nothing OF importance changed hands at that.
The New York herald., 1845-05-24

Nrw BkDrenD. May 2I-Ar ny KnseIsn1. BRckmsr IcAs
Doe wa Delaware Breskwaer with guano; ecieaee
wfa:s M.s Essls . rs
Cuba Sid in co With Commerce or Dos!on. Len Eiorsd
wx gaen. do; Exchange for Portland az Patriot
New Orleans Achssh D. Douglas; Dan Baker, ADAMS and
susan, Conkn philadelphia; Queen, Rowland Baltimore
Hawkins NYoik-Below, HOPE Heath Pacific Ocean-sld
Cegturon, Curtis, and Imperial Reed PHILADELPHIA
:, NEwroEI May 2l-An Niagara Corson, and Tennessee
Hoffman. PHILADELPHIA; 2zd Export Swasey and Mary Brush
Brush do; Henry Hathaway, Bay River Compeer McFarin
.n WI loss Of deck load OF 1000 feet lumber vg
4.NEw HAVEN, May 22-Ar Margaret. White; Peter Hen
ry siliimsn and Rose Tce Philadelphia Franklin, Tho
PSilADnlrn,A, May sa-Arr octava Smith, ST Johns PR;
Ursula Barnard st de Cub, Cocheco Boston
Zephyr, Morse Mobile; Columbia Berry, NYok; White
Coser Egg Harbor Below, Srah Hand. Bailey, NOrleans
CID Venus sharpe. West lndiesi Colombo Gill; Nsuyoo,
Burnham Capt John Eastman; Cocheco, Nee rs; Radius.
Ply ps%%sr R1S Lion Baker Edw Esnha chs,buc
Francis Hand. Hartord Alexander Bills, Troy Paragon;
Tice NYok Texas, Wiilets Jersey City; Rushing West
R,qas1osDs May aI-An Navigator Pointer. NYork Sid
CIrr PoIsr. Va: May 2l-Ar Cordoya, Morse, France.
York 18th, Porto Rico, Coldwell, Portland, Mel Juan de
CsTrtegsas Gray Newport, c.,a.- u.,, %,
Wsshing,on Munro Phadsphs Ga sOth, New York, Hull
Mos!ls May MCd WI Wiadsos % .ssis Br, H.nIey c.r.
Penhallow nd Francona Jones Lysrpoo Goondrina Spj
FiSSsss: Snws oaas.s sSns s ehISph
Tany Not Lawess, Grand Cslou, La. Cid Mary Hopner
Cowes and mkt.
The New York herald., 1845-05-24

Miscellaneous Record.
into Ean%s: % s ss sf.. HDss:
hour, in consequences Of straning in the late gale
Naval.
The Naval Medical Board Of Examners which convened a
philadelphia May for the eIsmnation o Surgeon,
s% ssss r end
B:.s.y s II &. ss s.;. y '
sEieus i DAVID Sa's PPs'sSsI Ps1s 70 III Photographed
Midshpman Peter Kembls to receiving shin ., New York
Whalcmen.
MAsTYS5rT May MA. the bar, Ganges Pisman, Pacific,
Spoken.
Flor. McNs~. from Easpo for Bsrbsdoss May lat 10 ao
Gen Marion shspheard from New York for Port Prince
Foreign Ports.
Ay%xLArp % M prev to Nov so-Ar Zotof Wallis Salem.
T.a.5I. Dec 2,msld I; % Jnszs sKn Knox, for Oahu.
Williams for Malaga Psernoser Islands having received
SD S'TDS Dsa Iiss SsIsi. fS Sanr% ias e..
yl 's% sss sri. dS:ss .I rEs. Sa.ss e.
ST !oaS, NIB. May iiArr Danube, McNaushtsn NYork;
sS soop H's ss snMy MY o%gss cOe S
May cAr limited ss,s Deot Swan San
Ts.cid ~ &oyss,ss psISi; Noe. Elias; Sesli
ton' sandu'ky; Missouri, isr Huron a,.
ALDAry Nay 2s-An Vermont Planter and Detroit, from
boston X Smith, Baltimore. Cid, Ariel Boston MYRTLE
New L9ndon John, Providence Glide, Boston; spesker
EA.rro.T, May 2eAr zelca, Lsrkn, Boston-sld rssh
pougass Trinidad; Fdea Aexandria; Charles, Obe do;
Eliza Ellen, Bsl.imore Almira BALTIMORE Rochambesu Js
ms,es-ln port Grand Turk for Antigua; Rebecca jamaica
SIIsas1 May sSAr Ohio Mccslin from Fr.nlor, for
Charleston. VI -
oS w.: Haze s. % ,,: k: JsAq
Po.rIAnD, Nav sAm Gsc;su. LONG, ' fbIssSsnh. s.I
SALEM May 2--Arr Nereus Holmes, Cayenne. Cid Gam
ges, Perry, Philadelphia; Fairfield, Burr, NYork.
GLoUcEsTER May 2l--Arr Sarah Ann Hi0Rins Surnam.
Bosror May 22Au Com Prcbe, ls Studivant Portland
fore and an scr OF about 90 ashore the Londoner
hailed her but got boat 10 her steinks
have bilecd Signal Tor. brig and nndescrbcd CID
Luzos Goodrich Londen, Mary Chiltog Rogers, Cape Hay
Cisrion, Coleman, Albany Trio, Taylor NYori Arr sst
Dove (afe 9n washed oyerbosrd of and from Liverpool
Ms via Fort Independence where she ashore Saturday
last and efroneously reported to have gone pieces
PORTSMOUTH, May 2l--Ar Lexington, Dickman from Sa
vannah. h .a4a 5545g
Taus5or, May le.Ar Harvest, New Jersey; HAmss. All
pArvERs, Mao D-Ar Pilot, New York.
York; sosh, arr Brookhsven, Mobile, for Boston.
The New York herald., 1845-05-24
Foreign Market.

ST. JAoo De CuBA, April 30-For Indifferent Muscova-
does planters ask ~ and for clayed and 8,
and even Al and st for good lots Molasses Coffee and
Tobacco remain as last advised.
With Provisions our market is now becoming well
supplied. Since our last have had arrival from
New Orleans and another from Boston. We quo
tations taken from last sales.
Small Hams, Sl4 is per 100 bs Lard l2i l3; Pork
clear 10 per bril- sales; Mess Is; Potatoes, 81 per bill
Rice 5t abundant; Coffee, ordinary to best unwashed
81 nj triage and half riage 81 a6 Sugar assorted
lwhite and brown, 81 4I, and white alone Al 81
brown 81 4; Muscovado, 24 a2a; Moasses including
cask, I7al6 per lO5 gals; Tobacco, l6 q IL.
Exchange on London II per cent prem; United States
la2 per cent premium. Freights-To United States q
u per hid sugar lf-
The New York herald., 1845-05-24
DR.. Wheeler, Oculist,


a BATTERY, NEW YoRK,
nEVOTE9 his exclusive attention Dsssses Of the Eye
II and Ophhalmc Surgery and the public that there
amongst the numerous diseases TO which the human
any disorder Of that organ which be
Of undoubted tsstimonsls which be hs once will
say the public that h practice - NOT exceeded either in
exteat BY that Of other Ocut in the United
States ts8tfi fEse
Dr. Wheeler has made arrangement with the sui-
nent manufacturer in Paris for constant supply OF
ARTIFICIAL EYES,
which nearly resemble the natural in
being detected DR.. Wheeler will insert and furnish
them on moderate terms.
10 Once hours from A. M. and o'clock r NJ, aftsr
which he visits out door patients. nyi7 lnsje
a 0ENINs GOS6AMER HAT, WEIGHING FROM
bA2X to ~ Of price - 0-Two yars - the Osa.
Hat introduced e the Ne~ York public the ghtest
and most duYaabe article Of heretofore in
The which ras attended hem evidenced by
sale, and the universal Of the many who
have them induced the sqbscrb TO labor dlidtly
the improvement Of the qualit which he bases their
and the conclusive testimony Of his he p:s his
caed Of the preceding that the Consumer Hats
lighter and pleasant haR any Qhe liable Ike
Lghorns Panama. &C., lose them ape and color BY
rain; and last not least they the cheapest nteel
hat and be The style OF trim
mngs sri: mating with the subacrbe eectusy them
from being soiled by pepraon hair OIL extsndng to the
o7.a Is rs.' sd''n .:no JOHN fss'y' dESS zen &
ia BFosdwsy, oppssiis D. Pauls
NB. Te 0Qssamsn made without kels in the and
without UnIesx especially desired Otarwise
The New York herald., 1845-05-24
UACITER,R.EOTYPE.

DAGUERREOTYPE. aff
B. BlN6SE CO., . William street. up stairs respect:
LIZ fully inform Photographic. that they have hand
full supply Of their Plates Of different Nos and sizes Of
ted States They have constantly on hand the chemicals and
PREPARATIONS used in the Daguerreotype well
French Tubes Of very superior quality Cast Iron Mercury
Baths Plate Pohes Coating Boxes and Head Rests Of the best
city make ~ A l.a mis- lmsr
DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS.
f. TRACY has taken Rooms At No 80 Broadway, up
Stair second oc where he !: executing some nSst
prices are 'eo0soSSf oS e rs s THEE FIJI e fsS po%Rs
Those of perfect Pictures requested call and
anime bis specmens Mr. happy to snounee that ne has
time and those who wish Pictures his peculiar beautiful style
Plates Cases Chemical &c., always on hand and insuc
tions given in the Art moderate terms ala I'm
PATENTS, SPECIFICATIONS, AND
DRAWINGS. sse1s
Inventors would find much their advantage 70
call the subscriber and obtain hundreds Of copies Of tsr
venton at the pricss usually paid for dqpissss ,or.
ais lm.m IN Fulton street. n NJ r. Sun H Buildnss i
- TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
LMOND, Windsor, Ross. Varessted, md every descrp
Cologne Wsts The beautiful style Of fancy bottles
HANDKERCHIEF and Toilette Essences in very great variety
Ha Oil: snd Pomatoms ef the rss quality with every do
Walnut O Military Shaving Soap, the most exquisite Soap
ver nvented II makes perfect cream aer which does not
Also Family Washing so.p Of .sc.llsn. quality P.ten,
cn' Candles so WILSON, N :1f 81 the DE-
No. Courtlandt ST. nsxt door 70 the
alt lmsm new National Hotel
The New York herald., 1845-05-24
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
VOIGTLAENDER' DAGUERREUTYPE
--paf 9at APPARATUS aa IS tH.

A RRANGEMENTS recently made with their brother-n-
law Mr. vogtlsendsr Vienna, enable the subscribers to
Sell those Apparatus at reduced prices, viz
axe. ..: Apparatus with three inch lenses for full size
Medium size Appstus with inch lenses for half size
plates, At $7e
Small Apparatus with one-anda-haf inch lenses for
quarter size plates, at 80. k sAfN ~ a
Gentlemen sendng accordance with the above
prices, depend receiving the genuine vogsender
Appsrsus and not worthless initiated article they having
procured the sole agency for the United States.
Pises and Chemicals, Of their own importation well
all other articles with their sr for sale lowest
market prices w. A. f. FLANGENHEIM
Referring the above advertisement subscribers inform
the Dague.n Artists in genera, that the above Appst9s and
guerresn Atteler. No soi Broadway, New York.
mis- Im'm Ian ENHEIM BECKERS.
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By Last Night'S Southern Mail.

PHLApELPHIA May 2SBelow, Sarah Hand, Bailey NswQr
leans; WIN Davis Handy. Savannah; Evslina, MobileCd
Empire, keszsr, Barbadoes. II +. ~ n b
BALrisaoRE May zs-Arr Ariel Hopkins, fm Falmouth ia
Left Betsey Jane I'm Phsdepa, just ay Palestine Green
for NYork in days: Spoke 2h inst oa C:ps C.In'Iyer.
I'm Hav for Ch..sstcn out y Jnli. Teliar Bnrns
nayssusL m.scnSi, nrese Dos.on1d ns 3lsnnan @ Inn
Ayre.; Henry M Fielder, Willis, Psm.mbucc; Wstchn.n
mouth, JAM II - ssi 97N l1
The New York herald., 1845-05-24
EXT. COPIVi. CUBEBS, sc.

THIS the most speedy the host certain and estss rene
for the cur Of Gon9rhQa, Gset, Seminal Emssions
70 take is. from s.e and ]. portable irn being eon?sn
curing those diseases Price q.
DR. GLOVER consulted, usual, in those dinsult and
Ulcers Modes and MercSrh Diseases arising ilon pnshli
should consult Dr. whose extensive practical experecs
and regular medical acquremen enable HIM to cure those
have less attention this class Of dsease Dr. g. has
confined himself Office practice for the last oureen year
in this city well knswn successful Physician and
Surgeon.
Private fourth door from the Museum Lamp tbs
inner Office door in ths evening. -. ~
New York. will be duly attended to. az lm~rc
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READ WHAT SCARPA'S ACOUSTIC OIL
HAS DONE.
THE GREATEST CURE EYER YET PERFORMED
By ANY HE,ISsIN4S7dI MEDIGIN4EEIT IN MEYER E FAILS.

=, - PHILADELPB.,, Janusryk 1Sl5.
thereby certify that when about twelve yeas old
gradually became deaf IN both that in few months
found almost impossible hear unless the very
tones OF VOICE. remained IN that situation until summer
period Of eighteen years when heard o Sc.pa Compound
used and am happy to has acted like magic quite cured
me- Any wishing further information my ease which
think remarkable one will find by calling 1t my residence
Concord street, first door above Second street.
. MRS. REBECCA BAXTER
Iron the Albany Daily Knckerbocker.l
WEST TRoy, june :, 1874.
to certify ths Willard Jenk Proprietor Of the West
Troy Eychan Hotel having been acted with deafness
ear or the yeas and the other for the last
~, .. Without improving NIX hssr1s in The
psness and with great qualification enabled to ststs
that has perfectly restored hearing and will be happy
any person who wishes for Information relation
fs following eerti2c.. wa, .aa....es to Me..n b.
sanos' 70 whom the parties are hsyn -.
hs.:. Ms:E. ssnds0so.lspsn. kl9yns statement of hs
ps my end yon :. z act q that other. my
was nearly deaf for years. and could only be made hear
BY speaking loud purchasd bottle which used
according to the printed directions and before quarter OF
the bottle was applied hard substance discharged from the
ear and soon after the hearing in both was completely
stored Hbnow almost snce the cure was effected and
it's proved be perfect Further psticnlars be
obtained by those interested By calling Essx
This valuable medicine for sale by A. b. b. SANDS,
sole agents proprieto No 70 Fulton street, 3 Broad
way Granite Badag, corner OF Chambers street. and East
Broadway. i. ttf ais lmsm