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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-23
POLITICAL.


~ N,|Ny>o|~a.-NN>~N-c->o>>( e-NeN1sSNN.
VtRST WARD-AT a PRIMARY ELnCfION, Held
~ Greenwich street, Thu sday evening RssenbeE
she 10 Lowing ticket slectec:-
Thos. Byns, A. J. Very, Michael Phillips
ChGr. Nocly, Patri1k NcGuire, Thos Hataold,
Patrick McGee Patrick Burns
Martin Creyier, Thos. e Burns, Michael Dcran, Jr.
- IsrEibbons, jams Lnnisan, Bernard Duffy.
VIM Stskely, Maurice Po1ess, Daniel CurrAu,
Thos. Burns, Jr., John O'>iei. John o Brien
William Burns, John Col lyman, JohR Van CLAIM
LNIRsT WARD DEMocEaCY-Ar At ILECri0N BY
The Democratic Repusneans Of The first ward, held
Dec "a 1898 in ~ ne 0luuoa6 OF the smo
erssls Rspu ssan Gsnsrsl COMMITTEE passed pee II ss
majority Of one hundred and nfsy seven votes:-
FOR GENERAL COMMITTEE.
William gtokey, Charles kecAy, ar drew J. Perry.
ron YOUNG MEs'ssEEsnAL COMMITTEE.
james Fitzgbbon, bernard Duffy, John O. MoUoWeu.
Toa WARD cohHfTrEE.
Thos. c. Burma. James Lune gsn, Michael Philips,
Michael kaloney, Michael Doran, I'D ssrd EroPhy,
Martin Cresier, Chrstr noDermett ohm fyan,
John Fsy, James Lee, James DorAn,
Thomas Creede. James Delaney, John Edens,
+. W CIV edekins, James Seelm-n, George burns,
George Ksehsn, Thomas Baras. Noah b. StoAley.
With power fil vScsncisa
SS H$ Z s sSSSs Inspectors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-23

ROoKKEEPER-A MARRIED NAN OF UNEXCEP.
~ tonabe Character for integrity, who has tue xdvau
ses Of good education thoropgh aeuantancs with the
city, and perenee with aud udgns
money, well in the of accounts desires
mtEt eoms responsible capacity Apply TO- address,
Af. Beach, editor OF the sun
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-23

WANTED-A WOMAN. wHo Is A GOOD PLAIN
cook, and good washer and iroue III private FAINT
H. Apply At 80 West Tncnty fourth street. between the
hours Of . and IL to day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-23

Presents for the I11lf1ays-Eatlfcs who
a.re merry Christmas and happy New Year, will not
eu call the ladies' furnishing GIG broadway
they will md unryallsd variety of ladies' boys
sscs and infants wardrob Asoa splendid assortment Of
lhnoy goods got up expressly for tho holiday
BIKDsALI, HASKELL a CO., 629 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-23

nRCG CLERK WANTED ONE WHO UNDERSTANDS
- che compoundng OF medicinal AID produce good
city Amply st 81 Roosevelt street. from
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SPECIAL NOTICE s .

F!AUTIoN.-THE SUBSCRIBER HAS TWO NOTES
out made payable to the order OF Ward, Peck Co.,
six months from date for slsl and other note dated
september J. 1852 and due Blk this from date SLOT 6
both Of said notes have been ps Off ana receipts
Eaid notes. tobe remitsea by mail the subscriber La
rgsin, unless compelled by Law. JAMES r. LONGING
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-23

NEW LNaLANDERS' DINNER WILL TAKE PLACE
on Friday 23d lust, at o'clock r. L., at the Astor
Housenot on Thursday, 22d, erroneouey printed on
srme OF the Tickets. KIEGSBURY, Secretary.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE I'm conformity with an order of
the honorable the District Of New Orleans dated
sd June 1855 the snbsehe appointed Commissioner by The said
Court the application Of the city OF New Orleans Tor The opening Of
Baeehus street into Coffee street. for public and for he purpose OF
making and equitable OF the damages
and benefits the owners other Interested
the lands premises required opening of said public street.
do hereby notify all interested they deposited
the said estimate with plan thereto annexed with
the Clerk Of the said Court for the inspection of whomsoever
and st the OF aid estimate and assessment has
presented the aid Fourth District Court Of New Orleans for eonhr
nation according to law.
Any whose rights interests affected hereby
state especially their and depo
ihem the hands the Clerk Of said Court within after the
publication this in that the said
reconsider the estimate and assessment the parts thereto objected To-
and alter the they deem proper between the
praon Of said day the last publication the
and tho day mentioned making reports thereof
=. .. PHILIPS
G. W. WILSON,
octs, Is. % 10 Cd nov. GERALD FARRELL
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vlS.--Conformemen un ordre de rhonor-

A NlS.-Conformement a un ordre de fhonor-
able luaeme de df de la Nile Orleans, date us 20 JUN
1898 les soussnu comm decret de te
sur application he la VILE de Ia Nile Oenns olN.ttu de Ia
Bacchus squa Ia Coeu, rusag pnc ct
eue estimation ct un asssssemsnt se equitable dis benehcs OF
dohnges resultant ct
sn, Interested. ans los lee ct pr1pe requs pour ousertu
de Ia dite pubque douran pesen toues
sohnea increases qA dispose la s
sess.meh plan nsp elton de tout ntsree
que rapport dc Ia d estimation du
par les soussgu lie la d qustrme de d ct de Ia Nile
leans confme commencement Ia o Tous lee
don't les es erets sernt devron dams les dq ou qa
suvront denrre publication depose la
dite eou leu cons d'rrt atm dts puts
sent ur tstma lear ee
aquee
ondees rerpaon def dix ouis
publication 81 tsssns ne pour are len rapport
r. T. PHILIPS,
C. ". WILSON,
oets Is, % to 81 GERALD FARRELL
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r VOWS x aTHAIRoN-For the Growth and

II YON'S KATHAIRON-Fo the Growth and
Z EM ENLISTMENT or THE HAIR, TO PREVENT ITS
EALING OFF AND TURNING GRAY-Awsrded the HIGHEST
PREMIUMS by The States SewYork, Masnd and Michigan 81
their OF is5l.The kATHARON neutraies TIE
effect Of Dissase Climate Old PREsEkNlN AND RE
THE HAIR, after badness Of twenty
Scp nandruf VIII the Merry
Headache Head Erspeas Diseases I'VE Skin etc., anu
the most desirable - ..,
TOILET ARTICLE
For Ladies' Gentmen's use IN THE WotL' tlIs
LbU Choicest Extracts being from all offensive OIL orcoor
properties 1t gives the af that clesn bsa so nVey appear
ance secured b. no other prepsr ttcn.
The of the kATHARON is aioped b{ rae urst IN
1urop. and America patronage and sals unprecedented 10
But words slperfuoua-A
TRIAL ONLY CAN ATTEST ITS ktAL M ", 40 lhiONs
CERTIFY 10 be had throughout North and south erc Europe
the Islands the Oceau, large bottles @ 70
Nv Sold BY JAkNls "pophAN,
mills corner OF Magazine Anu ~oun'oh '0eeN'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-04

NATURES FALL FASHIONS. They are out-the
sylvan fashions for the fall are out in all their
variety and glory, and the drapery of the forest,
dyed by the Creator, shines in the richness of
Its tlnges the fabrics dyed by the hands of man
Chemistry cannot produce, with all its trans
hitting magic" such show of assorted colors
as now decorates the woods of New Jersey and
Long Island. The brocades and yelye at Beck,s
and Stewards, piled up in Alps of crimson.
green and amber, with cataracts of silk nonr,
ing down the activities, or spresd like shining
lakelets at their feet, form q pretty picture. ne
seen through the clear glass plate which trans
mits their every hue unimpaired: but hang them
up among the rainbow tinted autumnal woods,
and their colors will be ex:ingushed by the
flaming grandeur Of the dead foliage Nature
is greater than art, and the frost and sun have
dyes at their disposal which cannot be dupli-
Gated with cochineal, or saffron, or any simple
or compound substance that ever impaired beau
ty to the products of the loom. The fall fash.
ions are worth seeing in Broadway. hut the RAGS
of vegetation huttering on the limbs Of tho ,noe1
pie, the deg wood, the red oak, and tho ,eo,Ia,,
cannot be matched even in the shawls - ia
or the silks of France. IN. Y SUNDAY T;,,soH
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'ESHE subscriber begs leave to cal the xzl
attention bf the trade we'll selected stock Of issh
and renune DRUGS MEDICINES CHEMICALS, NED. ~
CINE FXTRACTS ESSENTIAL OILS, PERFuMEhitS 4-a0
HAIR, FLESH par NAIL md TEETH bRusllhs Alz9, gig
and yaried Of ARTICLES fer ladies' toilet all
nch are Of Ill nos and selected With the uos
are nov offer the above sale ~ the lowest prices
Planters Phvcian and hpohscae solicited to cali and exam
Inc m stock anil send II their orders -, -.,..-- nj.
Family MTDlCNFS .arefy put the best articles Phy-
clans Prescriptions carefully opouhdd and Pii ~ Sh heHness
aud dispatch At all hours. Z L,t 70 u shis,,
,a,il "noeA " NswOrleans.
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h.ls HUNDRED s1sF M9EMs LArhtED
snTnri.ng eass Of B. A. FAHNESTOCK'S UNEQUALED NERM

surprising effects Of b. A. fAfNESloCho SNISS 'N"ii-
ospENsuURsH, " Y, January 10, 1883.
Massts H. A. FAHNESTQCK CO-Gen.emen Matthew CLARK,
man Of unddbtsd vaeiy OF Lson b. Lawrence Co..
that he has little girl suf years 9 Whoi ne
gave three Joses Of A. FAHNESTOCs NERAFUGE, three
hours In the afternoon day she passed at
SEVENTEEN, and at another NINETEEN NoKsis About
two o'clock he following passed the incredible numas o.
FIVE HUNDRED ard IW ENTftNt nalngi 10 Az flN ~
DRIED EFTYSEN EN- less than ~aYe hours Time re shd
they perfectly astOushe1 at sneh mas Of rom uuu V
JENNER 4 RANDALL, Druggists.
e Sold wholesale and retail BY a IL principal Dt9ggais and
Merchants throughOu the luitsd Saes OH usNIm
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PENNSY Id-ScA NJ IA l .:s.s La
NELERSA Continuous Railroad from CtNCINNATl
WOOSTER, AASSfLLON ALLIANCE, OHIO, AND CHICAGO,
LIMOS, To PHILADELPHIA, VIA PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
FROM PITTS BUkGH TO PHILADELPHIA
Through ON Cincinnati ~ Phladz pha in SO hours,
Through from Cleveland TO PhilAdsphiA a hours.
Through from Pittsburgh to Phlsdelphta hours.
BEING THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE FROM THE
GREAT WEsTTo THE ATLANTIC CITIES, VIA RAILROAD
AND STEAMBOAT
tF- Only I'll to Cincinnati 6l2 Louisville
Boayng Lodging
to Cincinnati, ca Louisville, t3 81, Louis, ts,
FARE BY RAILROAD FROM PHILADELPHIA TO
Pttsblrgh. 80 50 Columbus
Masai1n 10 90 Toledo
Cleveland ncHlA,
Mansfield and 00Ghicago VITA NJ s. RR...is 45
To Chicago WautesA, ms ksuosha, Racine Milwaukee sasboy
WIS Detroit and NJ chgAn Central Railroad ts.
Tickets 10 -lphA Baltimore Railroad
purchased Of p " sTRADE Ticket Agent urinna Aud
by tbe Steam Packet Line Pittsburgh, Railroad
Philadelphia from the csPtA board Aud Cleveland
the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad,
Railroad Of D. Horton Ticket ASht at the Wedden Houe. Csvs
land, OhI
On about the middle q February The Ed will be opened FROM
trese 70 Wooster And time between Cincinnati Philadelphia
reduced to "a hours.
NoTCE-lu The Company will hold rsspou
sbs tor personal bagg ouy and for exceeding 800
TfIJS. MOORE. Passenger Agent, Philadelphia
iy2ssm J. MEsKDfsN, Passenger agent, PittsbuIsh.
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SADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC

"A. 4tttNSp.M ~ d. u, rrRSBuLL A. rrHSuuLt.
FNURNBULL & CO., Successors to SO -
n Brewster Cod Carriage Repository, No. lis -
GraSe street New Oaus OF ST. Charles Hotel Every dsNilp
tiou OF Carriages made to order
D. B A. TURNBuLL, Manufacturers, Newark, MI 17dAw
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"HITE LEAD-ln %, 90, 100 and 500
kegs from the Atlantic onen, Brooklyn, Pacific, ussr
~ ALSO FRENCH ZINC, GREEN shd other PAINTS WNnnxp
GLASS PUTTY, LAMP BLACK, vARNlSIi OIL, TURPEN1ISp
ee for sale BY A. DELAGRAVE CO., u Magazine II. oge
Two SUGAR PLANTERS AND ENGINEERS.
We have IN store SALE bba. MACHINERY oil, Noa 4
hha hghy Recommended for kinds Heavy Machinery.
ST. fkkD KENNETH a co. 50 Magazine street.
INAh IN kEGS.--650 kegs Tar, now landing
- sa tot sAthy A bkLAsRAVE co u Magazine .,
iME.-Zvoo bas. fresh Roekland Lime, for
@ y INN .. AAtnllL Co So Magazine st. oil
oDA AohES-IzO casks, for sale by
~ %" a. phLAehAfE CO. u Magazine street.
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TRANSPORTATION LINES.
baltimore AND oHIoE 7

BALTIMORE AND 0HlOtl Il lss. .ytaslss
Ell TO WHEEtINGON AND AFTER MONDAY January IT, Pas
Trains will be as follows t., a., H.. =. @
daily Cumberland and intermediate places
O'Clock A,
wheeling etc, daily running through in Y hours
For Harper thence by connecting Tram 70
For Frederick daily at A. ~ AZ except Sundays
Leave Wheeling for Baltimore daily att 4: ~
Leave Cumberland for Baltimore daily tiO:SO A. NJ
Leave Cumberland for Baltimore daily at r.h
Leave Harpes Ferry for Baltimore daily at 94b NJ and A.
Leave Frederick for Baltimore daily except Sundays at A. anu
8:30P.M.
Pittsburgh at ts 90
baltimore and Lanosv lie
Baltimore and Columbus ~
Baltimore and Cincinnati ~
baltimore and Cincinnati by steam Loaf w
Batmora aud Louisville by atenbOal W
baltimore aud Stsnnon, Va e
Baltimore sud tageIatown bu
Baltimore and Winchester, 30
Baltimore AMI Charleston s0
R ana w;i;s %
hsinlore and Sssou and weldon ~
baltimore ard Richmond ~
Baltimore and fredericksburg 70
Acconmoiai ion Trains will Eebs
Mills daily, except Sunday as iolowu;
Leave Ssmde1 station at W.
leave ni3uh STALLION =
Leave Elcops Mills Station
Fare for the Eicott's Mills so cts
are for the round between Baltimore and Relay House 80 c
Tickets for procured the
as abatement from the regular fare be made by the conductors
the
"wAsHNGToN BRANCH"
Leave Baltimore for Washington Alb NJ and $50 p NJ
and ~.
On Sundays at Ai5 A, NJ. and 6lOP.
Leave washing ton On Sundays at A. NJ and 8 y. NJ
h sf an ioirth from Bait and the second and ioa
trains rom Washington will be Express Mail Stopping only At
iyIs SIN '"" '1'''' j. T. ENGLAND Agent
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daily CRESCENT.

SONG, by J. H.MLros REYNOLDS
Go where the water glideth gently ever
Glideth by meadows that the greenes' W
Go listen to our beloved river,
And thitk OF me
~,sre the small flower layeth
Its fairy gem beside the gam. tree ,....
histen 'ne "'A'A y And think OF me
watch when the ky Is silver pale at even,
And the wind grieveth in the lonely tree T;
n, 80 hsnsath the solitary heaven,
w W" And think of me
And when the moon riseth, as she were dreaming,
And treadeth with white feet the lulled sea;
Go. silent as a star beneath her beaming,
And think Of me
TBostou Post.
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u ERs a rRAs s 4 q III
tI9N IINE VA Ell MORE AND ONO RAILk1AD
SOND, CHARLES ON AND ALL CITIES on THE sEAboARD
The above line fy organzsd offers superior
both dispatch and economy, Our Eseu
perfected in the East far the speedy %
Philadelphia By rosd and fropsers SswYoE Parker Ven
Steamers % Boston BY yg Richmond BY stoare To
Charleston By yyas-ls.
FOR THROUGH TICKETS
specifying time and aud any information the M apply
JOSEPH E. ELDER,
Agent No. a. Commercial street, Pine, and
FULTON NEWELL, Ag-nn, ~ Lsycs ST. Louis.
FORSYTH 4 II 1PkiNS, Wn-sins
...... b. T. ELDER Il co, baltimore,
COLtoNS COW1ON, Philadelphia, Agents.
MARI Is AIRS, Il Broadway, n. Y.
iy9esm n BURKE Boston.
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PRICE COULON, Plumbers, 107 Poydras
street. New orsan respectfully public
sngts hA, they The soV, business in al M branches and
AMERICAN, ENGLISH and FRENCH WATER CLOSETS, WASH
BAsNsl FOUNTAINS, BRASS FAUCETS Of all kinds COOKING
RANGEsl GARDEN III Sc HYDRAULIC RAMS; FORCE LIFT
BEER PUMPS fitted the LEAD PIPES
desfrifllop re SHEET LEAD and
band SIR and STEAMBOAT WORK neatly put up
anil ly
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-
MEDICAL CARDS.
AR- LE LoCKMoop. who has had four

years. experience In this rity Practitioner o. Medhs wish
pracce o
method ofniorning he viii treat WIN c
ecs Al F.yes Agnes Diseases the Eye Head Heart Lungs Liver
or Kdneys Cancers Tumcrs Sores Ulcers 10 word
ali Of III sonh Ao that OF complaints called Vene
RIAL syphilis in FORMS Gonrrhra IN ~ W s
Persons rdng country and suffering WIN ay
by giving OF their ~ e ,pos pau,
attention cured IL possible
ies rintiop al Airsss Dr. LOCKWOOD No rs,
Philippe Perddo New ofeshs "ee N
Al ~. tosPM. leio u
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NGYPTIAN EYE BALSAM. ID. W $50.
III HEN having had tlirty s.rs experience, Offers the
above iuibR vemedy for AZ DissHsoa FeIe'hs =" ''
syF. eaLaD
t1 nj ave yp. auduy epred eiesrn wsek tbe
SestBi O. hseity
hns II, months restored the sight Of
thss v lnmHn who used for dy-stt yssrs
only drop enabled 10 read inc n""spAPs
hem by candlelg htiu Ell ht hours sier ., -, t....
dyscuted BY one suSip drop 'kFss
- NJ - e. M ph ~ E; s AZ 80 lyID ly
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EAR SIRi tns @s sch "a a: yoS oa
be my Hf nf much service, that take
pleasure making The se haoWn ef N1F pheu' r-'
u1ld for eig ~ ..,,,n-,, o..l..,
as,.ss,u S. 20 a., mh3
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STEAM CONIMU NICATION BE- Sz.sx.s-
~ TWEEN NEW YORK AND BREMEN Bremen
Mail LUr-Ihs side wheel steamor uAA A,
MANIA, 1900 taIs will 81 IA follows
From B,sHoq, From NsrI.rA
GER k +AuE.a,i sepi,mbeT
~ Postage from NewYork to BremsFi Cabin 500
Iy97 sm oELRfcils co SO Broad street.
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II ANToGNlNl, Manufacturer of BILLIARD

SPERM CANDLES.-25e boxes Sperm Can
- dlst, assorted sizes II and for ale bv
81 ID. GklEFE 4 20. 30 and & Old Levee
a.. 55 :. FL f Ssysss ss@se; f.
"HlSkl-6O bbls. Old Monongahela, Rye,
wv for ssle by
sas i'm REMEDY FOSTER rs Tcboupi,oulns street
HAMS-6O tierces Canvased, for sale by
u Il 81 Nv KENNEDY FOSTER, Is TrhoupioulAs St
MADEIRA BOTTLES-lOO crates, in store,
I'VE for sale BY E. J. HART Co. ~ Tchoapi,oulas
DLASTER PARIS-l5O bbls in store, for
II sals by JOHN 6. HARniLL n co.
10 j. HaymAn 4 Co.
els 50 Magazine street and Margny Buildings Third Dish
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to ruhlic the advantage ol two last DAILY hAI lhe
,s.vv AuHyEIs
New and VA NJ Philadeiph "a ~ ~ '"'
philadelphia t04 aud , ~ baluno ~ A. ant
pnti and 81 Washington ~ anu IL
rM. and ahd ~ IN "a ..to. a,
WhahingtonsE AN. and Pm Ftrdrrick burg ~ "
NJ aud IN richmond ~ "a I'M 90
81 and AN lfriTfinute AZ ~ ~ >''
Petersburg u riM. and AN. Wsdpn htv f,s'm ia,y
M,l II P.Ai,A and ! p. NJ NhnNhs"b ..
Wilmington ut lOF.A lNhs'''''l ." =" N'"'
By the above schedule will be perceived mat pa ss
South leaving York at "a M fhair'phh n,,1
"A rhleh Chai'rsIoh o. - W WI
nbre Brnkn board the teahlbpat rAsuR uo""
IN yew NonntV Vernon, by daylight.
arriving At Washington b1
y. have HE ndfH.'f. tus "
The steamboat, aud N
the Hchnolht sd
and arrive At Wilmington ~ - u - '' ''
TO lodge the second h'Kh ~
advantage Of reaching Charleston c. in the shortest 1'eu' me-
"a OF resting he Journey without mourning nh
Nv ana avoiding REX Berio7 dt'A IN 'no wen
btra-h o point IN. H.. .,b;,l
Imuitus Baggage provided en- ie u " %
through
inprr Washington Petersburg nee OF Al sps AMI
taee aconp by thus route the whole dH-
Passengers south Of WRshnson ~l
have baggage checked IL Warrington aud thence To Io
~ tor further information "thtough tickets" apply IN New
lsi0Ad Office foot Of brty st, w r
apnis Philadelphia Baltimore Railroad tc' 'r on
boa Of the New Castle and br"nht N anu IN
Iamoe At Southern Ticket Onse, adjoining the warrington
'"' STOCKTON 4 FALLS.
i,ys9p +. kREhS, Agent.
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SPRING AND SIMMER g.


y3s ' on the Altoona and the Altoona Railroad Wharf Boat
-tssf-- IOSEPHF. RITCHERns0S.
thAoBS CORN MILLS-The subscribers
non, s on hand supply superior Mills Of va
vii or without COrnob n
iusss ~ any now in will be apparent any noH who
Agents, KDpER EARiAN se 70 examine them At ihe
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OXFORD AND CoNSERsvILLE

FIRST Tran-L shnus Express, O'Clock NJ and Second Tn
accommodation Express ~ O'Clock Passengers by th,
trains take Western Stage Co.'S lines at Hamilton ir osor Conns
vie
Fourth Ttan-Eysuing Express 545 O'Clock Passengers
take Western Stage Co.'s lines at Hamilton Oxford.
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sTEAM TO AUSTRALIA AND .y-etsse

n NT.0I0 "a
The ship has been thoroughly t,r55i
boilers and large and elegant saloon ON
Tngemeni that can add to the comfort passrrpers ~ ~
In fhhdepha tbs ship leaves same wharf as tina rf,ot
'''s''ii Al tut loos Oh
Passage can be secured by letter or oberv ON .,, = a..
agent SAMUEL y PEARCE, Walnut street ipL,iaJnnbia
"oi T. LII iLEtiEiD, Kingsley & Co.'s ET11ess
| Wall street NswY
-ls--S"t nsruts W tha'lnaton 5, G.,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-09-10
September Appointments.

DOCTOR n. TUDIsS, Analytic Pbysic-
ian. will be at his room rs lOllowsi
FREMoST, Fremont House, Thursday, 18th Sep.
tember.
NonwALK, Mansion House, Tuesday and Wed.
nesday, 18th and l4th September.
SANDUsKr CRY, 81 Lawrence House, Monday
and Tuesday, 10Th aud 26ih Sept
T,FrIx, shawhan House, Friday Afternoon and
Saturday, 10Th and 18th.
PERsoEs AFFLICTED WITH ANY CHRONIC OR
LONG STANDING DISEASE ARE INVITED
TO CALL.
MATERIAL AID FOR DlsPEPTIcs.
The attention OF persons laboring with iudiges-
ton is invited to testmo malls given the present
mouth These, with nearly a score Of similar
ones already published, and hundreds to whom
am permitted 10 refer verbally, residing in nearly
every town on the Reserve, proved beyond ques-
ton the superiority ofremedles employed for that
purpose.
Case JET Mrs. Laura Shbt,ick, Hampton
township, Geauga county disease first manifested
BY pain in the stomach, succeeded by capricious
appetite, indigestion, acidity, tenderness aud weak
nets or tgoneness al stomach, ooldness Of extrem"
ess pain through chest, back aud shoulders,
heayiness aud fulness OF head, with great debility
For nearly two years Had not sufficient strength 10
sit up during entire day Four different PHI ysic-
ians had treated the casa perseverugly but at II o
time more than slight present relief obtained.
| With very little strength and less hope ofsuccesI
patient commenced analytical remedies, which
were continued until cure was effected. For si'
months has taken no medicine. and says stomach
was never in better condition tnan now. Entir,
cost OF treatment snalytcally, S7,75.
! Case 2nd.-Davd Smith, Leroy, Lake county
suffered from period Of vomiting aud distress o
stomach, with the varied symptoms usually accou
| pahyue. Intellectual attempts 10 relieve ha
beon made by practitioners, regular and itregua
| Vomiting was speedily arrested, and few nonth
treatment renewed dsouse entirely. Now appe
lite and digestion are good. REPORTS HIMSELF
WELL MAS.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-09-10
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