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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-04-04

willing to acknowledge the entire socia'
equality with the other, as 10 all the PRIV
leges and benefits Of the union' nor even
to refrain from impeachment ana annoy
ance. united efforts between such parties.
even in the sacred cause of Christian be-
nevolence. cease to be agreeable, useful, or
proper."
In a succeeding resolution, the Alabama
Board demand from the board of Missions
the distinct and explicit avowal. that slave
holders are eligible and entitled 10 all the
privileges and immnnities of their several
unions, and especially to receive any agen--
cy. mission, or other appointment which
may fail within the scope of their opera
tons and duties.
And the board further say. ifth;s is not
sufficiently explicit. they desire to know
whether the board would or would not
appoint shareholder TO foreign mis-
sion?'
The board, in its response, after asser-
ting that no stakeholder or non-slave-hoId-
err, however large his contributions is
! thereby entitled to be appointed to an agen'
cy or foreign mission. and that the appoint
ing power rests with them. and that they
are responsible to the Convention Tor llS
discreet exercise, declare that if any one
should offer himself as missionary, hav-
ing slaves. and should insist on retaining
th7m as his property. we Qhey) could not
appoint him.
This at once brings the northern and
southern parts of the church 10 an issue.
The head quarters the Board of Missions
is at Boston, and the entire management OF
the funds, &c. has been there reposed {;
and the southern contributors are now told
that no STAKEHOLDER is TO receive an aP-
pointment from the beard.
The last Religious Herald of this city
contains the letter Of the Board of Missions,
together with calm and clear document
issued by the Virginia Board, which firm
lly meets the issue and advises the discou-
ltinuance Of all connection with the Board
at Boston. Il reviews the letter from that
board, concluslveIy exposes its ,nconsis-
tency and injustice, and directs that all
moneys raised for foreign missionary pur.
poses be deposited in saving bank in this
city, until the annual meeting shall give
direction as to its disposition. 1t further
advises that a convention of the Southern
Churches be held at Augusta, Georgia. On
the 9Th of May, Or if the other Churches
advise that this city be selected, to NEE
Il here on the 18th June-''to confer on the
i best means OF promoting the foreign mis-
sion cause aud othcr interests Of the Bap
l. list denomination in the South.'
u This is one more link between tht
y North and South severed. We have al
> ways looked upon the intercourse between
{ the North and South, through the medium
. of the different Churches, as strongly &c
d men,ing our Union. But the fell spirit G.
= Aboiitionism is fast breaking up this n,ei
;" course.
, The Editor of the Georgia Con
sGiutionaist says that he has been inform
> ed. from good authority. that the CONVEX
b" ton Of the southern Churches, mentione
- in the shove article, will be held in ths
u city at the time stated HiNn. jour.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-04-04
10 s r

TEyHIS MORNING. between the Presby'S" .s.
II Church and McRae & Billiards. M,a ,.T.
brass KEYS, marked B. s. Also, small .nt
LET. containing sundry papers OF no value ;. ans
one but myself. Any person finding 10. - ma,
will confer favor by returning the same
or in my absence to B. F. MITCHELL.
s. A. BALDWIN
March 27th, 1915. [2s-2tl
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-04-04

Statistics Ct TTesLeyan1sm.-The Wesleyan
says "there are 426 circuits in Great Britain,
and l,l20 itinerant and supernumerary preach
crs, averaging 2 2-3 to each circuit. There
are l4,43i local preachers, averaging 3l1 to
each circuit. The number Of sermons de!iv-
cred weekly by itinerant and supernumerary
preachers, is 1851, or 2O5,442 in the year.
The number Of sermons weekly is l,94l, or
705,332 in the year. The number of niles
annually travelled by it;neran, preachers Eek
elusive Of special Journeys and conference) is
3l9,09l. Number Of miles annually travel
led by local preachers. 2,947,44s. Total,
three millions two hundred and sizty-one
thousand one hundred and forty miles; or a
distance equal to one hundred and thirty times
the circumference Of the globe"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-04-04

Sam Sticks Lost.-Judge Halliburton, the
witty author ofSam Slick, was holding court
the other day, and in the commencement of
the proceedings, it became necessary to en-
rannel jury. One worthy burger upon be-
ing called, requested Of the court to excuse
him, on the ground that he was afflicted with
the itch, at the same time holding out his
hands to the Judge and displaying the evil
dence Of his cutaneous af1ic,ion. The Judge
after closely INSPECTING the hands Of the juror,
directed the clerk as follows: 1.-The court de-
cides that the jurors excuse is a valid one.
and therefore directs that he be s-c.r-a-t-c-h-ed
off" A tremendous roar of laughter signiied
the unanimous verdict of the audience that his
honor was guilty of pun.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-13
LinEE lAHlsIIIONs -kLYsIAN fltLDs. hOBO.

L'nrE rAhtblIIONS .-tLNslAN FIELDS, HOBO
kEN.-Evrry far day.
MR. McCARTl has n great expense engaged Mons
GUERDO. The great AID woi teril Oymnasuc Performer,
who u appear for this week only, and go through some
az his extraordinary ard wonderful T. ats of strength and
agility performed az The Royal Opera House, Paris, be-
r. the roval fsmiy and mobiles o. Fra
lie has also gagged f.r week longer, The EIHO-
Plan OPERATE BROTHERS snd SISTERS, who viii
give variety ana ennid performances every fair
day-s aforiin. those iaiies ami gentlemen who lit
Hlboken after dinner uos enid promenade and novel
amusement
TIN. following well known and ehrafed performers
compo-. the Operate Band Of Philippians Mr. d.
GARDNER, tie only person living who Tcr.Onaics tie
Negro wench IN characr and almost fefr- detection
A.O the 0uiy rival iureslIe dancer Of Es-.er Celeste.
SC ard has equal in the following beautiful dances
Carnucha Ia Ral sdere. H. BuerO, r. JaeO de Aeres.
Pulk4, &C. BILLY NHlrLOCk, the great l1como'ivc
= ger aud accnmp.i- "a Banjo PLAYER OLD DAN
EMMETT The rated Violin = and old Virginia niger,
who II awsys on hand when there j. music peniidg-
CHARLES WHITE. the unrvtiet Arorfiorist and
eel hrai~i Nesfo performer. MASTER JERRY Bkl-
ANT on fh- Cast nets. and wonderful Ne 70 Dancer.
GRAND ELSSLER SERENADE by Gardner and
WI fOcs ia whi. they hsve appeared together upwards
Of 100 nj. hts IN the Eoya Theatre, London.
Mr. Gardner viii also Introduce tnc celebrated Cschuc a.
Ia Bayadere ending h the rc- senuiEe old Virginia
Dance
SIR. Whi,lock in liz orr sinal Lo- amove Bulgine,
comgariei with a iaughshlr and amusing sfo-y.
The FfhiOtean operate Brothers and Sister In Songs
Gees Chorl-rs, Parodies Reffans Catches, Dances &c
q.
Performance 10 commence al pat o'clock aull ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-13

THE MoRsEs-Morse. Of the electro m,.ne,i.
telegraph and rs brother the veteran editor OF h- y
Observer have sailed ~ he A-hburtor tor Europe
The former goes 20 perfect arranreners for tn in
PRODUCTION Of hs graph l Europe the later in -on.
nccon. way. w.tl Tie new yl covered and very
Ingenious ar of Geography oi which n0hinri. known
bui the results. liz last edition o The ianou. geography
fret compiled By his venerable iaiher contains adm
ra e specimens 81 maps made ay This urn-e.s IL pro-
misses o. boz ni great utility. ". Morse i he rnfiu
a editor Of the Observer; but foE many years he has
had nothing % DO with 70. except % enjoy - revenue
.nlaee u = -ail that BE- does not ESQ n reaa H. II
who managed Dg Mr. Cumun--. ana edited fv Rev.
Nr Prime the author NJ fn- graceful aid pleasant ..rs
~ papers over ihe -- II lrenaus IA the Oh.-
YER 10 ma fle largest subscription -t n any religions
paper IN the coultry. Nth single exc qrioa.
Boston Traveller Cor spoudert
JUDos EDWoSDs OF NEw YoHK.-Ne were
hi-h pleased. whlc present = fhc Circuit IN Norvi-
Honfay ami lgc-day lasr With The marked ability
anl decision eFin -el y Judge Edm0uds. "a; New s.. g.
sFhO presided. ~ do Mt claim % be we 90 u-h
feTsed Ia the law . judge of h's .e-. eru'iton or
hire dne-- could DOT but ohscrv, h- clear per.
cepio OF facts pr ncne NJ love of order and de-
corum. AID hc et-e AMI pfr-picu-y which character
led both The matter and Of r- numerous char
g-. 20 the ilrv. % vas tfe -rmarS ( many of the
strongest m o. ~ the bar ,h; be- ile ahcs ana
Faadle-i Jld g. phO Guiry ~ the Fra Circuit EXCEPT
"a. that had ever held COlr, 10 fl.- county,
judge +. IS poi.cL opponent AMI warm poi;i-
can Il We nor mis'ak -n bur We u.i GA tnaf
account detraci frem any credit which b.. professional
capacity deserves lOMDrd lthcnang0l Ime-
- The lands belonging TO the estate Of John
Rsncoph, OF Roanoke Va, are 20 be- sold auction ia
October. numbering $3.50 ceres and very valuable
- Mr Sfprgs0n. Treasurer Of Fairfield C0un.
IT, ONO, ha4 been found deficient IN the public funds
the ~ hundred dollars, which his surates Will
have topay
- At L0uisrWc Ky a new penny paper is an
nounced 70 be published under tie name Of the Times
70 be independent IN Politics.
- The Courf If Errors met at Rochester on
Saturday last and Immediately adjourned, OF
quorum. I'LL Monday.
~ The kcr,vctV GiGnfcss. Miss Browning
22d ut
- The people Of llNany had no rain till Sun
day afternoon. They were much IN want oin
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FEMALE ms TITUTE

4 T MlDDLETONN, Cts. CHAst, 4 N. Principal
n Thu n. ton j. located 10 iAe CRY Of Mddleiown,
within half mile ofhe Connecticut River. The beauty.
h-althftne.. quiet and mo atty ofle Cyrendcf 10 most
desirable residence for those n'en5g 10 pursue course
of study. TIE lumber Of Boardes niel They reside
IN the family with The Principal and Teachers who spare
no in. 10 secure o. them all the comforts ola pleasant
home regular course of study pur-ued. Young La
dies be- prepared for Teaching or complete ihoron D.
practical ana accOmp..-he Educn'nu.
The Charge for Boariers j. >iio per annum. Music,
Drawing, Pa ni!ne. and Modem Languages being extra
Sessions commence August b. November IS and Mas i..-
Clrcuars NAV be obtained Ol REs n. CHAsE. No ~ Mar
kff IL Nm yort alI w L Flaw w DAl@lNf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-13
Lines addressed 10 the Golden Fish a,
BRADBROOK'S OUTFITTING STORE,

81 BROADWAY.
So At The season when ali fish
Paddle up stream hy instinct Ted,
Thou too. ID seems did ~ form a wl-h
t. maze a sudden dart ahead.
Lise many young ambitious cf
Aspiring hisi a. he grows bigger,
BY way OF ieueung ily -er
Thou hast as med a kighsr figure
We lni-s thee a. Two srventy-uu-
To meet thee al Two SIsErY-sEvES,
An odd t-A sill. taOl wou.Cs not run
To any number ihai was even
Unlike some party men We ktO~n,
o. THE sac we fli thee ELL
Thogf BKADBR0oS II mi. ht soon be shown
l. a.wav- cltnglug-fro TIE tn
Custom STICKS % Inn Ike a glove
lOue Of bis own, ihe best in town.
And though loss stocks may prove
HIS stocks 40 never 10 dom.
H.- sfyie OF shirts -hsnt forget,
II 1ras al other fashions hollow
My hart l. thI-e bos0ms SCI,
And We pas5i0n Tor tie collar.
But " hat j this 10 the .huu t-h,
To " HON ding these hts y liaes,
Mrihnss tear thee crying p-h."
AID sect .c make I'm patient sgns.
Thou RI but fie bacon lu.Iin-
To Bra1br0uks wei assorted STOCK,
AID iai never sung uf thee
Had ~ hou been swimming round the dock
WlhOut his SHIRTS, DRAWERS, HOSIERY tine,
AID other notions from that quarter
ihnkl should lke thee, good sgn,
Feel like l.L thats Ou. Of water. X.
From III 20 2y7. alll lmeofos'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-13

open the shove ship 70 the whole community the pre-
sent Occ make distinctions regard anis-
without Ofeuce and IN view Of The
CURED by the IN OBTAINING her Ia order CRAFTY
pub ic curiosity n has been determined 20 follow the pnl
eiopci ~ London, Liverpool AMI other ports and charge
a small flr admission. Notice IS therefore hereby
given that tie slap VIII be open for public inspection Oh
day from D. O'Clock and succeeding days SUNDAY
excepted m further notice. between the hours Of 10 and
O'Clock Pdce OF admission % The ship VIII be .
and the engne-roou, ~ cents additions. Tickets tn
The ship be had Inc hart alongside and 10 the
gint-rOoin, board.
portion % the proceeds, after paying expenses will be-
given he Asylum for the Blind, and Deaf AMI Dumb AM
the Fire Department. az ll2w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-13

NNiiifiE.iioftL'- Io-c, ara ei rzriao ~ fu P
w A certain remedy for Dierr-ra, Bowel Complaint
Dy.-nferv Cholera Mortu- Cholera luiantlm. Ac-Ih'
va liable Medicine presented ~ the public, under ne ii-
confidence that nothing " ID De wa lls u est OF US
v,ru--l % convince The 'ncredulOIs oi IL ininn-
worm over every other now IN fr e aboye complaints
Tn. necessity OF a prompt aid early attention % hrs-
complains be- Too strongly urged upon ur W 10 o
every person from the wl known tr thsi thousands Die
annasiy OF Darrhra and Bowel Compliant, ana n nc-i
Of treatment 10 M tf-t -a-t OF u
comp amt TINS plainly BE- seen, r tie car 81 NE Ten
der infant. very few II any. be- found IN pass
through c1ur-e 81 getting teI tee " Aout being more
~ less ir0uhei with cirfra which ntqlcny f-ili,-
lar m ,rihs and n The child survives the shoes is .eii 20
Al ngairei constitution We ta ne most Startling iic',
l-e...1ted 10 our view i1 'h bills &C mortality during ie
summer and Fail months when : 10 be seen mat 14-
irrds every season al victims % ms alarming complaint
Se.era Physc ans Of re-pecshiy an1 einnence, have
Tested 10. virtues. and DO hese % recommend - use
IN their practice. ,o,,
Dear Sir; Feeling filf owe duty tO ihe p-DT, -
We, yourself communicating ftci- "n-c- may oe'
LAY fellow MORALS would J4-t sis-e, Ia Of I'M,
year, past u certain 0fflr year "a o aet-
81 with t- Diarrhs and having 81 TIE vanOus pfescp-
Cons rec umeuder. with but e er-ci -lpr1 ul- inc
nv I've causht notice IN one Of the ~spepers, 0 Your
Co1cenrn,- Vegetable Syrup" for tn cure 81 arm
fr sale Ia tl- Civ dieig purchased DVtile tiu
10 ny surprse and erire -aiscon --ef me ma oi eir
to-s, was healed OF complaint ni re-iorec 70 lra y
srriou IN NV bowels can now say. would III Do il-
ont IN nv possession any account, Ann o-.. ~ -
all who nav require trs % a. haze dpr - is
wil he .afi-f ri; ~ - virtues $50.
You are At liberty. - 10 maze sarh Use o. ms as you
nay deem proper Very res2~s,,s az yvrIrr,ys
Prepar.d hv A T. WHlTTENORL, l--rx C1ul : N "a e
Wli .esa-e q ID Real by A. SANDS Ofu-EisLs' -
-r-or :, rs Broad a ard = Es.f bnf-1 say az lm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-13

..V,HAT OLD FAEyRiTE AID STERLING RENE-
l DY--" ROWASD'S IMPROVED TONIC MIN
TURF flr Fever and Ae." No medicine, ~ any a-
~ rufry "a. ever met with such frl surcessipfO
e-fsi against roua,crf,s by t- written si4slre u "
-Jpr,atr yskn X Rore1d ~ top u each ootel IL
nav b- Aal IN fll strength. -nuireles al pl1-y 81
~ or ana. inventors Office No ? North Second sife'
sl.fe,phis: or Of"J Fay" General Agent No ~ fu
-tur-f -uu Buildings N-N-1orA re- hni-
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sOaaDlnJ SCHOOL


DREPARATORY BOARDING SCHOOL; M MI,
/ ToyX c0%S-D H. CHASE. 4 NJ PRINCIPAL
r.h,sh.a IN fz, sessions commence May 18Th and Oct
SIN CONTINUING I've moans. al so per s-s'on Tnoroagt
preparation for College OF business ana pefsons ssnIoh'
-, ..c1r % ,nls A. fully the noel expensye schooA
AS from ork placed IN charge Of careful per-
~ u..f g. 80 'e' d3 yc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-13

INK. JAt h SONS Pie rniDfVc aion- In go =
IL Emtfora alton 20 the public. ll- proprietor 60
l.ntiu warming L a c-r'ln, sa'e sli sfets cur
IA. al ben u-ed by Physician Il ern- &C. On -.
-, .ncc--s .adeed i reyer ais Il used &C
cord NJ tlr directions. 800. p.if. II
II addition - b. po-,'r fril-'1 4. =, v.r,
u.v-r 4, : 10 cue ~ ilioi-ra1- it-ain- ~aifh =
-,r-r,~ an h., rs ocaton ia me --n- par a. -
r. - r.la.hi- rs N -ppictiou 10 20 ~ - -
- = mi ID Cd ar1 ulcf-iiiisn 4 -ilrts ~
80 H, not I'D Nanf u &c lon lazy ilsr
sfrhs skir hat are OF lons st-n-ns are 'vt'-s INV y
Pn,r-d o.ly by Or ~ Jackson, ant sod noe-aie ana
-,f.l BIZ A B. D SANDS. wholesale Drrggs'-' - ~
~, n Bnosissy and u East BIoadwsy None gen !
~. unle., win the signature OF " Jackson, NJ d. on y
$50 wrapper and With the words Or. Jacksons re
EmSrocA;i1n. Ph.A" blown n eacn oosue Fnce 81 81
bottle, or s.x bottles for - $40 !"
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FOR TEE PILES.

nR UPHAMs ELECTUARY ian internal remedy Il
~ crfsu cure Tor tie PILES either internal OF eNieT
,.be.iifg Or blind Sold only 10 lls city al nr oihce 81
tps or ,uaI Proprietor. 4 UPHAM u d. regular etucs
I'd Pbv.ran II twenty years experience, confined 10 AZ
ot5c prpce where Piles ami all Chronic Diseases are sue
ce..fi.y treated Medical Ohce l8 bo~ery, four door
shOys Spring street Once hours from J A. NJ TO r NJ
. 49,. r,.f-. IVA iw'
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SANS soUCl HOTEL, BALLsToN san 4
*. THIS LONG KNOWN AND EANOKIrE ESIAn

81: l.ment with the extensive grounds belonging 10 n,
and all IL spynrcnarce- has been f.rn'ly put into the
mosl psfc, order and repair aud ~ he opened .of Tie
reception vs the 18Th Of June next
The Inducements and advantages offered 10y The ssrs
s1uci As adeghif summer refcaf too widely known
render minute description necessary lts spacious AUD
elegant saloons and spsrmentsthr rich ard dYe'sih~'
beauty vi extensive pleasure grounds now To ne hkhes
-sie Of finish and cnluvaonths quiet retirement ~ ~
shady Iereas-snd the comfort and order which IL Intend
ed shall peryads and characterize the whole
ALI combine present lnrvaed attractions 10 the public
generally
To families MD those who from delicate health ar other
reasons may prefer quie and repos II frs peculiar edssu.
L1s. IL location miies from Sarsogs Syringe stb
which has communication ty railroad several unr- iag
thus a0re easy opportunity al mngng IN the gtli"s and
amuseuens OF rsi fashionable watering place sinoni BE-
ing subjected the and confusion or Its crow
The sarafogn Mineral Waters vii be- constantly FURNISHED
A. fresh hsnfhu aud sparkling II tr -prpgr themselves
There Mineral Fountains IN the mmeia. s,ciny
OF the Sans Soucl of value and efficacy The new
SuLPauR Spsi>s BATps Saratoga Lake are -four miles
distant carriages viii from the Hoel Al all nrs or
the accommodation ~ visitors bo may ~ish 10 use u'- hrh'
or 10 rnu, hr iris htigl scenery Of ths lake
The SOur" ~ll he under the charge Of Mr. ~ III.
CRANE And T. " HINFpRD, late Of he Eagle Tavern,
Albany. hey that their personal -roris together
Nth H. many natural and airsrtOnr, vii fendrs
al thai could be- wished for by those ~ho seek bal.
c,,pe,,t or nis.-n,- ansiag fhs .nuirr e =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-13

p4rfueuri : under the direction Of tne Hon DAVID DsC
cyrr II ID IT,, or'-f justice OF tic supreme Court Of
CONNECTICUT and Profess Of La~; AID the Hon sAMusL
T. HlroscocS IL D. Instructor IN The Science and Prac
ice Of Law: and ls,Ac n. TOWNSEND Esq Attorney AID
Counsellor az Law. - - s,s- 81, -
There are ,go courses Of Instruction and STUDY 10 he
sch --one called the p-s'sf0Hi course and the Other
"a. 81 the yneral course The object VI Tie professional
-our.- i 70 give thorough r-a education 70 hose gen .
rnro " 40 prr- 70 enter he Procession ~ Law Ine De-
i'm OF III -arer.l course more Tarc y 70 CO 4-
ncae appppri-- nlOfm-ou 10 those D. "sn % u et
fo g1r.rr.i.,-. A. . brsnch 81 liberal Know .eiEe.
CURE :. spcsl reference 70 M ct-e Hsr = ---.D-
ircrd A. onen a. afy cs-s requests ~
The Term. Of the professional course i'i lu VIII 'l
taf use N exf boca- suf 1-ry l-e ~ n- nfafy are
: Low --pavabi ia svlnc- une- iof sAf stciofy ea
For the whole cur-e oi 2" rais O- lll-fel ae
iftv dollar. Fo~ one ytsr eeh c-lAfs fof SO nan
me wear .r dollars r1urf1- tof more ihan one fed 40
aSs iban Two var. seven dollars mon after NE fs year
Ih. terms Of The general course az .stlg c'a- lo me
,shn. rour.. f,r fh-e who attend ma course only pay
h N ADVANCE and i've dollars month Tor any --s ilne
IT, prot..ios .rldrni. WI. have ne privilege OF airE
n- -. gnr,l course ard also any allil0lal course, AZ
ni-ssur-, without extra cAh-r- - H., -. A.. - n, -.
The p~otssfona coursc commences on We n-- Gay VI Oe
ober aud tie cs--- fir the ssri co.rN iora On ne a
Nordav Of -toher annually Stdenis ar sdsss-i 70 JON
= tho., time. Ii convenient bat they are permitted 10 JON
a. any other times 49,. H.. A.. "a.
For reference can pe bad n me Caia-
oee of Y.ie College or the Circular Of ths Deparim"nt
cogy 81 he Circular viii be f'rSar led 70 any p~rs0n Nno
nay rsques il by elle postage paid addressed 10 ether Of
~ x,..tir.s ,r-n.tis,is'R aus lswin
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OLIVER WHITAKER

None are genuine unless Win the words scsrpas Oh for
Deafness blown 100 each bottle.
This valuable medicine j. iur sale by A. b. d. SANDS,
sole Ae.u- fir the Pr elO, No ~ fulton street -
9-,,f,,.,r ~ J. ..f Rr,sfit4r aus Ind
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-13

~ j. ID. Wheeler, Attorney aud Counsellor al
Law aul COmn-- ouer Of Dtff, VIII attend IN the
Reading Of Tammany Hal al all hours Of the day
and .u.niuv iyi' o-if
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SWAYNE in view. Eighth


Z I'ITTII9-
Scarpas Compound Acoustic on for the of Deafness
pains aud the -chsrge mailer from the also, all
hose dsagrecghc noises like the buZzng Of Insects IA ing
Of water &c Ac. which symptoms oispproachng deaf
ness and aso generally attendant with the disense.
How many thousands yea tens Of thousands are there
who IN consequence Ofdeauess De pved ofmany ofe
pleasures Of social intercourse and who would give the
world fit possible to possess iii they could ngain
have their hearing restored
The following Certificates will be read with interest rs
they speak facts which are Stubborn ihingsH
PALADELPHfA, Jan. I, 1919
thereby certify that hen about tseve Old.
gradually became deaf nboiheas, that m few months
found almost O hear unless In The very loud
e.f tones ofvnce. | remainei IN that situation until last
summer period of gheen years. when heard Of Scar
prs Compound Ic0u.fic OH Immediately obtained bot
ic which have used and Lam happy 10 say y has acted
ike magic and qgi'c cured me-. Any wishing further
information of ny case, which link remarkable one,
vi fnd me by calling my residence Concord street hfs
door above Second