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Boaro ana Rooms.

ATLANTIC HOTEL, No Broadway, opposite
IA the Eonnan-rhk old fAorl;a Hoe hasias beeo eut
y ef.I9.Ass in every ssFansn nos 's'S = 'sys ss
LIAIILE HOTEL LODGINGS.--Gentlemen Will do
II veil remember they have excellent LotSn, IL ats
: Sr5 oSea a, ii Ina a1ht p IS S''-'' :,
FARMERS HOTEL, Nos. 2l5 and pa Washing
os'. es'%ss@ SGS,ns0o o. Ga rssasbs
terms Trarsieut Bosrd 81 per day W CdAdBsRsiN'
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, Broadway cor Frank
Inst NewYork now Open aI q; ray9oS 81 .'
PWM HEMINGWAY, Superintendent
KINGs HOTEL No. - Ann-st., near Broadway
N open al nah Once second door Fly good Rooms aud new
gt,O PASSENGERS for CUBA--The Revere House
rse Si 3. 'y , s5f TT Of Se cap,S Cen.
ss and Pasees the Cathedral epuleees o. Sos a
P,.so end Taon Thea.er visits tie TO facilitate
the lAna'as CT ~" Ms RAYMOND Proprie,s-s
A SMALL FAMILY OF the highest responsibility, liz
n modern rtc house in one Of che oest 1905
second stow with breakfast dinner the Saboa'h 20
single gentlemen Of VINO Tos % Os sSs g,ss
Address S. n L. UnOu.plaee Potoace
AN ELEGANT ROOM for Gentleman and his
"A WIFE or two single Gentlemen 70 50 ClintOnplsce
SUITE Of ROOMS-Also, two Rooms for single
n Gentlemen, 10 Let a, No 10 Union square.
DOARD-Pleasant Rooms for single Gentlemen may
ID be obtained l6 West iihss References eHehansed
DOARD.-Parlors and Bedrooms handsomely fur
u uahed with partial Board iDqairs No ~ broadway be-
tween ishsf. and washinslonpaee
DOARD-At No. 40 Bleecker-st, near Broadway
ID Pr ssant rooms families ard single gateuen n hreas
ell the mcdcr1 improvements Daner a.
O'clock Abo Office ard good ocation ior physician
DOARD UP-TOWN-A Gentleman aud Wife can
- HAYS Beard pleasant Apartments Ia aques genee fami
" residing 40. 81 iost House new Gss oath room NC
BOARD st No. 6l8 BROADWAY--Elegant front
roctns suitable Farnics with M board also wo OF hree
u rooms Centcen This house has all the modern Improve
merits.
DOARDING-A Gentleman and Wife also few
I'D pse Gentlemen be accommodated wh Board and Plea
ssn, Rooms ot No "a Riynston a. References required
BOARD WANrED-By French Gentleman, in a
esuectae American family where there several persons
Who " ~ 10 take FreBch lessons and slge hita s9us 10 n
IL Terms moderate Address Immediately ~ A bfoalNAy r. "
BOARD WANTED.-A young lady will give IN ex-
change for her the ye pieno aso teaching
Nov YoI city preferred satisfactory references given
Address PIANO No lo2) Broadway between h snd - lists
ELFGANTLY FURNISHED or UNFINISHED
~ ROOMS Gentlemen and their wives single Gsnte-
men M house 40 West 27th block from Broadway near
+ 6ii-av
/ TWO PLEASANT ROOMS with BED ROOMS
attached suitable larnics also single now
vacant at No. 10 Weverlypace.
/ 40 EIGHTH-ST, opposite the Opera Honse
EAsD-Two Sd foo front to Let with Board, IN
hs-clsis Horse.
NVAkTED-By Lady and Grand Son, down town,
w one moderate sized comfortably urli'hed without
board ana Of the kitchen Terms must be moderate
ADDRESS q. h., City Post ONCE
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60 ruhom II map gonrern.

IF ANY PERSON knowing Miss GERTRANT
LAUBENsTEIN youug IS years old who arrived
YORK on 9Th 1855 will inform her hst her
Nichols Lsubensteins address Prnceve Peoria Co Illinois,
w0g hrs Be conferred on oota Ae aud daughter
ITO DRUGGISTS and AP0THECARlES Those
having business disposal will cons1lttheir ntsreSs by apply
ing to the undermined endng tall artiesis snd trns Of sale
HALE 4 Co. Medical Agents
Lsbeler, and Writers on Glass No 50 Nssaaa s. " Y.
DEMOVAL.-BECEIVER of TAXES.-This OF
Ia fes the Grand Jay Room b,ent Of the ns',
CONT Room where the business the Office will be transacted and
a1es received q usual HENRY HART, Receiver OF Taxes
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

WASHING b. the DOZEN or SINGLE PIECE
w Wanted By respectable BAT poor widow WoDAo Sho de-
Tends for the support Of hersef and three e ehdeo
Good capacity and honesty Apply No 81
Nulberry.st for Ars GARRlIf.
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LTATFR.POWER, MACHINE SHOP, FOCN-
w DRY and LsIe oalniity Of leos or Efseato
- prreS lac Oldham near Paterson NewJen5sy, decc
"a e A. vsisle sale Al. and aag9isr the properly which
- sized, t1ate i ue uorthery om Perpa
- .sae conists Of OF $50 o. lad, wh,r
e car swelisgs sIse bu, hcuse carriage hoass, Gc
-, hop lfxil feet Eoes high bElt WITH
IN roof ady tuif of stone slate roof Sjri al nearly nsg
bs soaPied 10 The Construction OF bEndrd patent
rnstie xLeh they In The w1erpoTs
machine gp iouaty and too tosster With ne mA 10. asf
Ucrd vii b. 70 feparate Il desired vita Eaot the rL -
ecuuucs BIldeLs pasut IhIose. The Tosaae OF 10 ~ e.
VII be aid IN ioss % suit PuTclArs TIE poery y
she for n11reot As On -
DREB. the crcr8sfs; WILLIAM BaUsDkED fs.tSn q
ISAAC Van WAGyNER- No S11sJ.st, SeS-l I-Se'''
CT c. SWAN WAGOSEH, Peterson, N. J.
CTEAJlBOAT for SALE TO close cOleera-Tbe
- SPLESDID cr red i ale 81 .r o~s ~ 80
tteir husneIs said well found via ct'n ~
Of p.fserrers and tss povIa + ~
TOW ins FoE Eartcnlsrs apply 70 WALIEt AILsAhD ~
Se. Hrrtgsf. OF GEO II FRAhhLit. 70. 10 Wesas - =
Also 70 s the poess and y e" Kan
s1e Marlborough
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Uants.

A GIRL wants situation to do chamberwork and
waiting or children Has good city reference. CAL a.
80 So sgh-sy, between 2sth and Sothfts
a RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN wants situation
~ rs ChamterIad and Water Nurse aud se.mslres Has
place the best OF city reor
encs Can oI Nv. days a, No lS5 TI.ry-st Brooklyn
A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN wishes situation
a. Nurse snG do chAubeTgork snt IN
" s iv reference b for two days a. No - East
lltl-st.
4 RESPECTABLE WOMAN wants a situation as Cham
n Dry Nurs Has 10 et9s . 60 tsiEt, ME. on
pbeIFt
A YOUNG LADY wishes situation as GOVerness N
~ family who're ehdrrn under hf.een would 70 As
ouparion lady sbOut travel and would make hrs se
ally lseiul; ouskssrsE 20 an eia sennan Al n-e'
msy be lad this week b. calling a. No ll5 sPnrEs-
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fioroes 10 Eet.

EOURTEENTTI-ST "A Gentleman aud Wife, and
na single Geurepsn ESQ obtain handsomely furnished ifoot
Rooms Bosd house haynE modern iptogemen situate
n,s nousqunre o'clock good table set Terms Sf
single 81 Addrsss Mrs. SWAINE Unou-square PostOmee
7 ARGE well lighted Lofts, suited for light or heavy
H. manufacturing business in che as stoSy building
Nos 2iO ei2 and Edri9rssL Apply REEFS HOfE No "
spruccst or on the rrsnes b. Asosm engine put In and
nrufsh II reouircd
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DOARD-At No. 10 Bleecker-st, near Broadway
ID Plc,sout rooms FOR families ard single geateuen In dcss
LDuse containing ell the modcra improvements Dinner
O'clock Alo Office ard good location FOR physician
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A GOOD CHANCE-The proprietor of two gooc
"A Pebble Horses well established and doing N sasive 5rsi
rss ROT ng able attend well both hiss determined sen
one at great bargain, If applied Tor this week FROM S4O"
paw P'' ' nv f h. W RICHARDS 40. S07 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-24

doom and STEAM POWER TO LET-Buildng
on Ilt sy between th am h 50 by 80 feet four stories
ard with additional Enzne % horss po~er
with chatting FIGURING Mil all IN complete ofser-
estab hmenf Possession gwen
i,nnedafsiy Arpiy TO n CRUM Co, 29hA,, below nth
sv ortoJ w. OSDfE sius Sing, ny
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S,TOEE 10 LET-Largc Store to let on the second
y storv Of the house No 90 Broadway Apply 70 GJtPIL
Co No 2l6 Broadway.
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urlTEP.PoWER, MACHINE sHOP, FOUN

The ,ubserihs are ready to contract With Railroad Compaa
m Tcoiye Passenger and Baggage Cs irucEa Ae7 hsyi1
S,nr m ra,, suuuleg erected entirely new works
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A SITE of ROOMS-Also, two Rooms for single
"A Gentlen,su. 10 Let az No 10 Union. square.
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cIGNOR BLTrZ EXTRAORDINARY ATTRAC-

y TON Ccroe Leoh, I'll hearts happy stayyesnt
lurtue No 65g eroedway. Performances EVERY az LINING
a. ~ and "WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFIEaNooss q y
ne most Nue.al Amusing Entertainment he Cry eoasIns
oF VEN7RILOQUISM sPlrIT-RAPPISG MAGIC, ana tho
LEARNED CANARY BIRDS Admission, IS eants chiS1e1 IA
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ID more of GENERAL TOM TaUMB
MONDAY and TUESDAY, Jan ) and i-Eveang AZ Sc4es
Ia t6dlon TO Tom Thumb the celebrated nedy Of MONEY
kferIoon a. O'Clock in addition Tom Thumb the lsushabls
IIeoe. IPYING 1T on. =,
Adatance to The -shole Museum the CRATES hs
Lady well as the PeTormaoes u cents ene9
the psqueue i4c extra oeSuIeu
segis in Circle. 30 cents
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NARMFRS' HOTEL, Nos 2i5 and pa Washing
4 toust between Robinson Murray. few Permanent
BEARERS cen be accommodated h without log Ing oa reasonable
terms Trsrsicut Bosrd 81 per day. W L. CHAMBERLAIN
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BOARD at No 6l6 BROADWAY--Elegant front
-rns pith'e r3r Farncs with M board also Two hrce
N rooms for Genmea This house has all the modern Improve
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A GENTLEMAN wishing TO invest in an important
"A Nj ehanical invent bids fair yod Aoera per
cenass may adlre oSCILLAroR Tribune oce, and receive
full particulars N regard 70 t.
A LADY or GENTLEMAN, willing 70 invesG $500
~ or sos with LADY, 10 established profession can
realize the amount within rs For p1ulars apply
neopsly No So Cntuwchst 10 70 II An or 80 PM
M 10 (pos 4 b..
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A NEW PATENT. HOSEA .. ELMER'' Joint

u l.
"a Bedplate FOX cling a cumming ssw Mills an
Circu without taking them the socks vas- sioouu
of money can be made these Machines they will pay aund
and ffy per cent uroft lis Agent prepared % sell u
m or States and found al tho Farmers h9el No
rs and az WashDgloast, EewYork. ABEL bLAhESLEE,
- - General AGENT for The United States
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DOARD-Pleasant Rooms for single Gentlemen may
ID be obtained l6i West lhhs, References exehsnged
DOARD.-Parlors and Bedrooms handsomely fur
~ nRhed with partial Board ipqrs a. No ~ brosd"aJ De-
tween 4th-sf. and Washing place.
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\ ORANGE, SHERMAN q 90, ho2 Astor House,
- publish this day: - ..,., - = nj,
DISEASES OF The UTERINE system az cause Of PhJs-
cal rev general ther prevention Gad cure 0y
c. ID CrswoIf, NJ -, ,,-A.-
q an earnestly written treatise aiming 70 throw sht
The n nlry exhibited in the early cs slime Of
besl noa American women and the mortality Of children
in oe nay read with proit b. one single cspe IN
cloth = cerfs; paper III cents 90 =. ~,
U ~.
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sprunlists hold two per week for the pIposs Of
g cts and friendly ntercbens ing Of opinions upon mode q
Wilma tbepoinena every TUESDAY EVENING in Dodsworh
H No sc6 Broadway and every THURSDAY EVENING at tas
n9ec al the Spiritual telegraph No 800 Broadway All friendly
,ncb are cordially invited Admission free
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GueGial Notices.

CoIIet, ~ Utah Hall, corner Of 25hs and Sh-a',
W. TTS FVFNINu upon the Eve Fer Nature ald PROPER,
ssr1 Lot Sogld &c; beauefn Lecture 10 i,-l'
nis,Hfu ligrod - Plates Models Mspikn &c Do5 opeI
commences precisely at H. Admission ny ~ Gems
,nr,rx n the Neyy-YGrk Institute-Ihs Liorsry
-tte prr nj iOca.od ia ae b5da 20 .
49, over The store Of EDWARD LAMBERT - - -.
Srsis,s ip Boote aod keepers Of BJoEstands Or aI
.ned and cautioned stop all book be 0asns no oh
the with the "oEoh' h'o'"4@ "
having IN their csre any Of the boots Of me , 5
10 serd or ave :, o8er tba, ne
49, b. fStrnry Roone No 50 ClannDssst7 ID o"'4 no ~
books may oe he paid the recovery Of the books "heh
s,s ,i.s.yg New YORK. 2st Jan ls2L ~
JOHN l. TiLdNGHAsF.)
II, l,.,,Ys ,.51eyed s. rssiaence u Ees.Hlyen
, Mrs 1ggss hat Managers d Literary A'socon VINO
,cpir Lecturer viii sdoeas hi '' III lS'o
nev stone will deliver the Seventh Lecture ir the New
80 ~ Socie vs. Cosrse. be Bros4@ey aDsIiace on
4fJFsDAY EVENING, Jan "a a. u oe'ck Aahs''oa q
The Rev DRYDEN PHELPS, Of New Hayeo val re-
Fidelity" Tor me benenL e. Las tihTieh
SS Ctrrcb1 on THU sDAY EVENING 2oth OF January at
e AZ Colby Pitchers Nassau "ate's 10 S'1 ~oai-
80 Pa,noTs 10 Bowery, and A. The door Of he NheCn
Doors oren Of o. Lecture 10 commence al y O'Clock
Tke uudersigned would respectfully invite their feo%
Meeting. held in the IaDernacle on o
nSy ~ NIG 10Th inst ioT the purpose Of adopting sac
deemed 10 secure the ioiecs OF
- Eta Cove ia the promotion o. the principles OF y
49,. the their rights Of conscience ana OF
rorsbip bury their dead in such way ana WIZ -
10 ~ may appropriate when soJonrnns o. "
keeD lauos. ,-- ~, -.,tod aud f,lIv g,a-.nteed
A. M r h of all nations account OF business on
M or uutr, recpf0caOn OF NE on tue part VI O'nei'
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INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, Broadway cor Frank
inst, NeW.York Is now open accommodation OF tas
rnh.c JOHN TAYLOR, fsopnetos.
PTV ~ pr,rNGwAY Srperrtendeut
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II INGs HOTEL, No. - Ann-st., near Broadway
N omen M naht Once second door Fy good Rooms and new
rrne
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T WANT. on SECURITY, $sOJ One.hlIF now and the
r.na uGer pext month The busiAess for which wanted
Memorable ard very forward ette Proof Va" be aaneea snow
me seVefa th9ald dollars will be realized Ia year. half Of
which will cede required assist Sersona
10 q quite OPTIONAL None but gentlemen no sena 7f name a
sdfs v o. II Thursday viii receive attention Address poIpAd
To PUssfLL Tribune OMce.
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AN ELEGANT ROOM for a Gentleman and his
"a we, ri 10 nne fnrlencn AZ 10 30 Clinton .oe
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GOALS, 0OG-FOr sale, Coal Yard with nix
- tues end and everything pertaining to the bust
ness win gOod So CASH and tho bancs ceu
remain on b0rd and mogage for term Of years gy
the let Aey. Address postpaid H. SMITH, BOX NO l|'
me Of-re
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IL YIN spplv lis infibe Preservsve Compound the Boot
and SHOES any who desire H. This compound makes nel
feera waterproof and them three times ols
than they Otherwise would AGdresl JOHN oAioD box o. a
this Office
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mo pASSENGERS Tor CUBA.--I INC heNtre IIDukd
TIE lsrge airy sni commodous doel IN havsnA
rlesantv susied the nuedsie vcity Of e Captso Ten
~ ac Palace the Cathedral Sepueher o. Coon
r., Plsza De Arne Custom Hose and Quay ao nef1 ecs
Psseo and Tacon Acerk visits the steamers 20 efae
The lardrg Of passenger and eaggsge ,,,,>,,, -.
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OTIS on IO3d.st 70 LEASE Tor terms Of years
IL hish healthy and city grade Apply al No i
Ffour-sr, up stairs.
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nor SALE-Or a PARTNER WANTED

wishes to dross OF the entire stock and 6Staes Of
b. Bck Periodical aud Fancy Store Zsaes,s Ono Or an NJ
ered and partner With cash eap aud Sa,tlc2y ei
Or the proprietor will unite
b ateres credit influence with established house IN h
siEe'N' ''' '--'-' ID s. FRACRER Zanesyile, Ohio.
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AANTED-A good experienced Boy, IN Barber !
w sion Nur understand German or Frenh
pre ferred Addrs - z. p, Patterson. J.
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DROADWAY MENAGERIE and MUSEUM, No

I'D SS7 RRoADWAY-Now open 10; the with tbs mos
sn,erb collection Of LIVING WILD ANIMALS exhibited
in New-Yok HERR DRiESBACH will enter she dens OF ms
Ttanc5 Aprn at II and - r NJ Also to be seem
th1t ~Ta charge The reel yeIiahe SiAMESE TWINS with
TWO OF their .hldren reception II tol ~
61d y 81 NJ Also, the wonderful leafs OF MI
NELIlS the ilen without arms ,,,-
10 A II. 20 10 p NJ Admsaos - GEMS cp4ren uu
DER D. halfp riee
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ITO PRINTERS.-A good workman, who under
L bO,h pres and may obtain peTsasR. .ioa
10 Mr. HARRISON No Gi Dusness between ! aud oeioc&
ada TueslaT
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"A house OF the est soSSs
n Tho v no m and Nadonsys Wishes to let the
scod STOW h breakfast dinner the Ssboah 20
single Gentlemen speciality who icg % pay good proc
r aud produce undouoted reference
Address S 4. L., Union place Post-Oiiee
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A TI4ANTIC HOTEL, No. Broadway, Opposite
n the Eoananrh Old and Ayorss HOel having heen ers
refsnished in every department. resy 20 receive sea
lrd se atleues for the wln;ef J. sOssEaAs.-
INAIILE HOTEL LODGINGS Gentlemen VIII do
o a. Is cents per night corner FEsnkfot and Wianss
Do ce al nist
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ITO LET or LEASE-A large three-story and attic
House. 10 II Lspcnards Broadway. Posses0n gwen
Immediately. Inquire a 10. le3 Ca1ast.
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feb. l7th, 1s55
To REy. WALrRR ClLKr-Dear SIR The bot
tie Of Cough Mixture which bought of you at Tops
ham, had the desired effect ON my wife. She had
been afflicted with cough for two years, that bottle
entirely removed u.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-03-17
a true copy. Attest,
10 FRANCIS BACON, Register

At Court Of Probate held at Alfred, within and
Toe the County of York, on the first Monday ia
March, IN the year OF our Lord eighteen hun.
dred and hily.iour, BY the Honorable William
Z: Allen, Judge OF said Court:
IN the petition Of james Fogg, guardian OF G..
" Hiram Fogg and Caiharine X. Fogg, minors
and children OF Joseph Fpgg, late Of Berwick, in
said County, deceased praying for license TO sell
and convey, at public auction, Iriva,e sale, all
the right, title aud interest of his said wards in
and TO certain real estate situated In Berwick In
sau County, and the proceeds thereof 10 put To III
iere>t, viz: lot Of land in said Berwick, on the
westerly side of the road leading from South Ber-
wick Village 10 Blackberry Hill, and bounded by
land OF James Clark, Of Gilman 0owen, OF James
Goodwin, of the heirs OF James Woodsom, and by
said ROAD, containing eight acres, more or less
Also one other lot in said Berwick, on the easter
ly side OF said road, and bounded by land Of Ed.
ward Gould, OF James Llbby, and by said road,
being the same parcel Of land mougagcd TO said
Joseph Fogg by Que James Tucker by deed dated
December ~, 1910. Also, one other lot in said
Berwick, bounded By the Boston & Maine Rail-
road, BY land OF David n. Goodwin and Others, OF
Theodore T. Jeweu and Isaac 7. Yeaton, OF Gran.
vile G. walingiord, and of THEODORE f. Jewett,
and is oil that part OF the homestead OF the said
Joseph Fogg lying norihery OF said railroad:
Ordered, that the petitioner give notice thereof
To all persons Interested in said estate By causing
u copy of this order TO be published in the Union
and Eastern Journal, printed IN Biddeford, in said
County, for three weeks successfully that they
may appear at Probate Court 10 be held nj Lin.
erlck, IN said County, on the first Monday in April
next, a, ten Of the clock in theiorenoon, and shew
cause, if any they have. why the PRAYER of said
peution should not be granted
,.,. A.,es,'-fRANCIs BACON, Register.
a a True copy. Attest, = - ~
~ FRANCIS BACON, Register.
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Deafness, Total or Partial,
v- ENTIRELY REMOVED.

DR. ALSOPHERT begs TO call the attention
~ of those suffering under partial or Total
loss Of the sense Of hearing 10 the following facts.
He treats diseases Of the middle ana internal ear
with medicated douches, such us Is praciised in
the Iniirmaries of Berlin, Leipsc, Brussels, Ham.
br rgh and ST. PeiersbuSh, and lately by the mos,
distinguished London Aursls with the most Won
derlul success indeed, II Is the only method that
has been universally successful.
The best proof Of the efficacy Of this treatment
will lie reference 10 nearly nine hundred names,
residents Of the United States, Canada, New
brunswick and Nova Scotia, rho hare been re-
stored TO acute hearing, and no, single solitary
case, TO our knowledge, did we fail to effect eli.
Their partial or total restoration Of the hearing,
when our advice and instructions were faithfully
and punciually adhered TO. Many who could not
hear the report Of pistol at arms length, can
now hear watch beat ut the distance Of four
feet. In cases of mncus accumulation IN the
Eustaehian Tube and Iympdnuni, Inflammation
of tie mHeus membrane, nervous affections, DIS
eases of The membrane tympdm, called "Me
drum, or phen tie disease caR be traced to the
effects of fspers or colds, tie use Of gninine or
merct,rial medicines, gatherings in the ears in
childhood, 6c., this treatment stands prc-enincn.
When the auditory canal isdry and scaly, with
little or no secretion, when the deafness Is accom-
panied with noises in the ears, like falling water,
chirping Of insects, ringing Of bells, rusiling OF
leaves, continual pulsa,ions, discharge Of mat.
ter, or, when in STOPPING sensation Is felt, as II
a rush of blood TO the head took place, when the
hearing is less acute in dull, cloudy weather, or
when cold has been taken, this method OF treat
ing the disease is injaAiJls. In deaf and dumb
cases, M experience warrants me IN saying that
il the hearing was good ut any time, much cun
be accomplished In the deaf and dumb schools
al Leipsic, out Of class of fourteen, succeeded
ia restoring four to acute hearing. DIR. A. begs
explicitly TO state that in those cases he under.
takes, he guarantees successful result, complete
restoration Of tie sense, or sneh a markedimprOre.
ment as piH be perfectly satisfactory il his rene
dies arc faithfully applied and directions adhered
to. Applicants will please state their age, dura-
ton Of the disease, IL matter Issues from the eX-
tGrnal passage, if there are noises in the ears,
state Of general health, aud what they suppose TO
have been the cause of the deafness. When the
hearing is restored, il is expected that those IN
easy circumstances will contribute literally.
Medicines, apparatus, &c, sent 10 any part, at
my own risk and expense.
Address, DIR. ALSOPIlERT, Broadway Of
flee. No. 422 -, near Canal street, New York.
@ Consultation fee, Ere dollars.
Feb. 3, 1851. 5-3a
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-03-17

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