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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-04

The route Of the Jersey City and Bergen Point Railroad
beng surveyed by conpe ent persons. II will probs
BIZ follow the New Jersey Railroad TO Bergen HiiI and
then branch OF to tile Point. IL ia expected to be com
pleted in about year
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-04
Snow Storm at syracuse.

Snow Storm Mt Syracuse.
SYRACUSE Dec 8, 1854.
1t has been showing here all day, and the snow
about six inches deep. The seghing Is sxcsllen and
the 6rht Of the season
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-04

Nh FLAGG vs.. THE OFFICIALS OF THE Crr
HuL--NHy DON'T he PAY THEIR SALARrEs?--
Tie position which has been taken by ,ur City
Comptroller, Mr.. Azariah G. Tlagg, in refusing
to pay the police and civil justice The clerks
Of the various departments, and other ofiici IL,
is creating quite sensation am ng the Office
holders generally, and considerable indignation
has also been manifested throughout the com.
munity at the course he has thought a. to pur-
sue. Soon after Mr.. Flagg entered upon the
duties CT his office, he common ced his remark.
able system of economy in the Pub ic expondL
lures, and the officials whose only means Of
support was their salaries, were compelled to
live on whatever credit they could obtain
among their friends, some of them being forced
to pay an interest Of FIVE per cent. S4versl in
stances Of this kind have occurred thin the
past year, and in one or two ca es the disap
po nied officials, having n other M ans Il re-
dress, appealed to the courts Mr.. Norton, the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-04
Superior Court-Gcmcral Term

BEFORE Chief Justice Oakley and Hon Judges Campbell
Bosworth and Blossom.
DrC. 2.-Wm. M Mailer and Richd Pjnck~ey -Judr.
ment appealed from sf6rmcd.
Dcnforh re- ,ycdenck d Co.-Moticn for new TRIAL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-04

first clerk In The City Iospector's department,
Instituted suit in the Marine Cou { for the re-
coyery of bis salary and ,ucceeded In obtaining
q. decision against the G ,mptroller bus he silt
refused to pay, and appealed. Before the appeal
was decided however, the Common Council
orisrsd the ditcontiDuance OF the suit and the
pay ment Of the am unit claimed. This took
place In Apeu.t last, but Mr.. Flsgg, as we
have stated, stl refuses to pay he just aims
return.
In defence Of this cour e, he says be has not
the means OF paying their salaries; and this in
view Of the fact that the Is asurplus Of nearly
million Of dollars in the city treasury, all Of
which has been paid in the form OF taxes by the
citizens of New York. This enormous sum is
nov lying in the Mechanics Bank, and while 1t
remains there, is, of course, utterly useless for
all practical purposes to The city. Now, 1t is
singular fact that Mr.. Edmonds, who is the City
Chamberlain, is a'eo cashier of the Mechanics
Bank, and, in connection with the directors,
enjoys the use Of this money and all the ad-
vaniages which may be derived therefrom
They can loan 1t to others to go into the
street and shave good paper, at one or two
per cent, and even the notes OF the poor OIL
Gals whose pressing necessities put them in
their power. Judging from the facts before us,
it Is very probable that the whole scheme has
been devised for this purpose. Mr.. Edmonds is
o good Chamberlain, and . good cashier, but
was slso very prominent member of the old
Regency in Albany, and when the Regency be-
came defuDct, he with others, came to this
city, and have been quartered upon us like
broken down soldiers In an hospital, and are
now managing our financial concerns as best
suits themselves; and with what effect we have
shown
There is at present surplus Of from
twcnty-cight to thirty millions in the national
treasury ! and il would seem that the City
Comptroller is pursuing the same delectable
policy that has been adop,ed by the admins
tration at Washington. II this money is not
nsed for stock jobb.ng operations, why is 1t al
lowed to remain in the Mechanic Bank, while
claims to the amount of several thousands of
dollars, and about the justice Of which there
can be no dispute, cannot be enforced unless
through process Of law. Is Mr. Flagg included
among the officials whose salaries have not boen
paid j!
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-01-23
PRESIDENT Pierce and the Erie Riotprs--
Letter from Senator Chase,
w ASHINGTON, Jan. l3.

WASHINGTON, Jan. IS, 1854.
DEAR SIR:--l received Yesterday, from
you copy of the proceedings of the ci,i-
zens of Cincinnati, expressing their inst in
dlgnation against the law less conduct of the
rioters III Erie county, PENNSYLVANIA. in the
destruction Of the bridges and track of the.
Lake Shore railroad and shall Law the sam.
before the Senate without DELAY. Ireceiyed
also, copies of the same proceedings from
several other gentlemen
Having been informed of the rescue hy
the mob, from the custody of the Marshal
of several rioters arrested under process
from the United States court at Pittsburoh
called this morning, with Mr. Wade. on
the President, to ascertain what course wonld
be adopted by the Executive, in case the ri;
oters should persevere in their lawless yio-
lence, and IN resistance Of Federal process
The President informed us that he should
act with promptness and decision. whenever
a proper case for intervention should b..
presented; but that as yet, the necessar,
evidence OF obstruction to the laws, by a
combination too powerful to be suppressed
by ordinary judicial proceedings, or by the
Marshal III the exercise Of his legal powers,
had not been submitted to him.
The Secretary of War Col. Davis. in CON
versatlon with me, expressed the same views.
lie thought that in a matter Of such mo
ment, the action Of the government, while
decided and energetic, should be guarded.
and fully justified by existing facts.
sincerely hope this may be so. No man
would regret more than myself the existenc.
OF an occasion for the forciblo intervention
OF the National Government in the suppress
sion of combinations against the laws, but
cannot doubt, that the course of illeral
violence, which has shocked the country and
dishonored the communities which hive
countenanced or suffered its perpetration on
the Lake Shore, should BE- arrested at all
hazards, and by all necessary and lawful
means. Yours truly, s. P. CHASE.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-01-23
The Sandwich Islands.

The latest intelligence from these islands
tells the same tale of mixed feeling respec,-
ing annexation which other arrivals hay,.
brought before.
The whaling fleet have all assembled at
their winter quarters in Honolulu Thev
have had bad season, their catchinCs
amounting to little more than one half
only OF last season. There are about one
hundred whalers in the port, with an AVERAGE
of not more than seven hundred barrels
each.
Much improvement is manifested in III,
islands, especially in those ports that for
eigners visit. Agriculture is much attend
ed to. Indigo will soon be a profitable cron.
Wheat is being raised in considerable quan-
titles. One district in the island of Maui
has raised twenty thousand bushels this
year. Coffee, sugar, and tobacco are weld
ing abundantly. The production Of sugnr
this year, in the islands, will amount to
three thousand tons, and that Of coffee ,o
Ionea hundred and fifty tons. An energetic
industrious, and enterprising population
would soon increase these crops. A numbr,
OF fine stores, and a steam Touring mill or,
In process of erection, built of the coral
rock. This is some progress for IA nation
that killed its European dscoverer less than
century ago Connecticut Courant.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-01-23
Mexico.

A Mexican joarnal--the Siglo Diez y
Nueve--of the l4th Of December, represents
the Indians on the northern frontier as being
very troublesome--attacking and plunder
ing estates and settlements, and numbering
when opposition is made, or when their fe-
Ioelous dispositions prompt them to shed
blood. The Mexican soldiers, says the Siglo,
have iayented a kind of coat-of-mail, which
wild stop an arrow, jana, and, perhaps,
lance. This coat mail--cota- -majla--
is, made of leather or ox-hide and tin. We
hope iHMiA be found to answer the purpose
OF dssehcr@; but it is not very good sign
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-01-23

when such defensive apparatus is relied
upon. A better reliance would be firearms
the sword and the lance, effectually welded
by skillful hnnIs, directed by courageous
hearts. There is country that has been
more than three centuries in possession Of
Christian, civilized, and war-lika race, and
is not vet able to protect itself against the
incursions of the rascally, numbering. holf-
armed barbarians on its borders. What is
his "highness," the Captain-General, Santa
Anna, about ?--[Globe, -py aaa
The fire in Quebec, on the 3lSt ult:, de-
stroyed property to the AMOUNT of @l4O,O0O.
The Quebec Gazette office was burnt out. aa.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-01-23
T. IS. ARTHUWs HONE MAGAZINES.

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fe2ce 6eSides Jroza 100 to 200 fae rood q, rrap
WgS,
Zs~i Al for 3I25, in clubs four subscribers ,-(
The Cheapest Monthly Magazine i'm the
World!
NO PERIODICAL in the United States has been
more generally or more warmly commended by the
press than the HONE MAGAzINE. u.
The Third Volume begins in Januarv 1874 mi
Will contain new moral story, by Mr.. ARTHUR, Of
considerable length, entitled - -
THE ANGEL OF THE HousEHOLD"., .srt ,.
The Home Magazine and Godey's Lady's Book
sent one year for $3.50.
The January number is now ready Send for +,
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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-01-23

No FREIGHT FOR ERIE We are informed
that 1t is the determination Of the railroad
companies and the express, houses of Liv-
ingsion & Fargo and Adams % Co. to take
no freight Of any description, to or from the
citizens Of Erie. The hour of mobocrative
violence has passed, and that Of righteous
retrlbution is now at hand. II Gin Com.
John Mitchels new paper, :, The Citizen. !"
has ;, made Its appearances. :. Il is handsome
well filled weekly Of Jsixteen pages, full of
the spirit and yigof Which is the charac ter
ces is ssas Ugdt}Ns Ugt}Nf 81 5 I5Fty GVnhou .hou
sand copies.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-01-23
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THE PERRYsBURG JOURNAL.
SWAMP LAND NOTICE.

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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-30
Red!! Youth and Manhood.
YhgW PhySic TO the DOGS.

DULNRRMCHERS HYDRO ELECTRIC
4 YOlHAD CHAINS, Producing inssant re-
licilrOp th most acute pain, and permanently
curing 81 Nuralgic diseases, rheumatism, pain
ful sni sgdlcn Joints, Neuralgia of the Face,
DcanSs, Kindness, St. Vitus Dance Palpita-
tionof the Heart, Periodical Headache, Pains
in heStomsch, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Uterine
Pahs, Paralysis, etc. etc.
Theechairs were first introduced into the city
OF Aevf ork loss than one year since, and after
beingsqjcctd to thorough trials in every hospit-
al in h city and applied by Drs. Valentine,
MottGrnoclan, Van Buren, and others, it was
discoerd tha they possess strange and wonder
iul pNFr in the relief and cure Of the above class
OF dieaes, and their sale and the success that
has Aoaded heir use, is unparalleled.
Pnbus totheir introduction into this country,
theywGe usd in every hospital in Europe, and
are stred BY patents in Franco, Germany, Aus
tria, prssia, snd England; and also in the United
Smttl
"lnyK CI)sE AND PONDER WELI.'-The prfu i
cipesupon Thich il is claimed that the Chains
proit tiet marvellous cures, are, hrst-that alu
NeTps DISEASES are attended and produced by q
dehcet suwly Of nervous fluid and an agent that
re slacs ciseiy electricity. or electro magnetism ;
and sfond-tEat the electro magnetic chains, by
beingrorn Ter and upon the part and organ dis
is reltrcd 0 produce healthy action through
the 'tire Sstem. No disgusting nostrum is al !
lowdto h.takcn while using the chains. but al
rigid Ehserunco Of the general laws of health aro
lrcluEd Brisk friction upon the part diseased
shuch the effects Of the chains by increas-
ing ieir magnetic power
Ot IHosAND DOLLARS viii be givon to any
Ipgrsh whowill produce SO many we'll authontca-
ted trthcaos OF cure, both from intelligent pa
ticusNn3 deuulc physicians, as have been Of
fectdI ly be use Of Pulycrmacher's Electric
Chaini Tey mover fail to perform what they are
adyctt gl do, and no person has over been dis
satisfI Wo has given them a trial.
lN lET1E CASES more than one hundred per-
maned cns Of Prolapsus Uteri have been effec-
ted wihuae last year by the use Of these chains
/ By aplyig one end Of the chain over the region
Of the lbdnen, and the other upon the spine lust
above ilelp, the usual severe symptoms incident
/ to tbatdiase are at once removed.
/ Mont USE.-The chain should be moistened
before usTith common vinegar, and then one end
oltho chn should be applied directly to the scat of
the pain disease, and the other end opposed to il.
/ BE N0IlEcEIvED The Electric Chains are not
to cure diseases; but fgr Nervous Diseases it is
claimel d NO Medical Agontin the world has
lproducch many cures in the last year as tho
Electric ain.
j INsTnREllEF from the most acute pain. is
produced The moment of application much more
ciIccualthan can be produced by opium, in any
oft fyl'.
Call o obtain pamphlet (gratis)
u j. sTEINERT, Sole Agent
pos Broadway, cor Prince St., NY.
II Sold G. d. WATSON, Clcarfield, Pa.
u Aug lS54-1y
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-30
NOTICE.

VlIE subscriber offers for sale his dyelling house
L and ground situate in the Borogh of Clear.
field. Also, several valuable tracts . timber land
in different parts Of the county ofClearaeld.-
Terms Of sale made known on appli,dion to the
subscriber. All persons indebted to the subscri.
ber are required to como forward and have set.
uement made, SO that they may kntv correctly
what they owe and provide for the payment.
JOSIAH w SMITH.
Borough Of Clessaold, Nov 20, ls54.-st
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-30
BANK NOTCE.

THyE the subscribes intendto make application
wv tothe next Legislature the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania for an act ofAssembly to incorpo-
rate Banking Company, with Banking and dis
counting privileges, to be called the "Cleariield
Bank and located at the boough eff Clearfeld,
with a capital stock Of 10000.
A. X. Wright, c. Krntzer ELS Irwin, J. T, Wea-
yer, John Patton j. W. Smitl, J. 3. McEnnlly
Jas. T. Leonard Richard shav Jas. i. Graham
Jonathan Boynton.
June 25, lS5i.-6m.
w The Harrisburg Union, win publish the
above one month, and send blto this Office.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-30
TRnuTNlAN & ROWE.

NHAIR MAKERS, House., SIGN, AND 0RNA-
~ MaNTAT PAINTERS, PAPER HANGERS, ic.,--
Respectfully announce TO the citizens of CeirGeld
county, and the public generally, that the, have
continually on hand at their shop on Markcttreet,
one door east Of the jew store, in Clcarficd Pa,
q Great variety Of Chairs of every description, TO
which they invite the attention Of those bdrous
Of purchasing >Chujrs Settees. &C., will o, made
to order on short notice, and on the most eason-
able terms.
They are also prepared to do all kinds oflIouso,
Sign, Ornamental Painting, and Paper II,ngng,
in workman-like manner From their long expe-
rionce in the business, they feel satisfied at they
will be able to fender general satisfaction 10 tlpsc
who may favor them with share Of their patbn-
age. June Z, 1S5i,-ly.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-30
HEAiPHLL,s HOTEL.

vHNIIE subscriber most respectfully informs lhe
4 citizens of Clearfed county, and the travelling
public generally, that he has taken the aoye
named Hotel situated on the corner Of Froniand
Market streets, in the borough Of Clcarield, here
he will at all times be prepared to accommodate
those who may favor him with their CUSTOM No
pains will be spared by the proprietor to mah his
customers comlortablc, aud his house a HON to
those who NAV stop with him.
His STBLE will be carefully attended to-lnnd
his TABLE and BAR supplied with the beJ the
market viii afford.
Aug. IL, 1862. WM. j. HEMPHIk..
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-30
BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
THE HYDROMAGEN,
OR, WATERPROOF, ANTI-C0NSUMPTINE.
CORK SOLES,

By HARcouRT. BRADLEY Co. ~
Market street, Mdaohestei', EpJ~Ha o.,
Principal Warehouse, 1902 Wood s'6e', Cb'dp''ae'
london, England "a,
American establishments, IS Ana street d w
Nassau street, ". J.. g.
THE Hydromngon Is a valuable discover! loi
nrotectipr the feet from damp OF cold, ana there-
sare n~eventi.--.0r -.any Lung diseases, ,cihout
,,,,, tr5ci0rting ,ChGterer. The Gpiromngen IS IN
rf,5 form OF "a sole, and wc5n inside tsa boot or
shoe. It's medicdea character is poworfa anti
dote to disease
For Gentlemen II will be found Agreeable, warm
and healthy, to wear in tho coolest Pr rainiesi
weather. rs the foot cannot become w u the ny
dromagen is inserted Ladies may war the hight
est soled boots and shoes in tRG INST inciomen'
weather with implrlty; whep,Nisumpuon, 50
prevalent among tlr young of OF country, may
be thwarted by theii general adoNion. Ihey en-
tirely sRperse}e orCr-sh0es, " latter cause inc
feet to pcrspirc in Tcry unheg'hy manners ana
besides, are not dangerous wef to pedestrians II
lev weather. iiko Iuda rubbet. While The latter
cause the feet to APPEAR exbmely large, the lly-
dromaren. being ni,re thf slice Of cork prepar-
cd. peculiarly placedinsida does not increase ih'
size of the boot, or calsefc foot 20 appear untdy
/ To children they are cXfomcy valuable, as they
may engage in exerchJwith comfort and healthy
effects. Their expeng Is so slight as TO scarce
need mention besidt those who patonHe then
will find their yearly actors t'as much a'm'H''heo
thereby.
As ihc TTydromfen becoming more known
:, its sale is increa to al almost incredible extent
Last wear in IGdon, Manchester, Birmingham
LIVERPOOL, Glq5ow, LGds, Dublin. Paris Ant
werp. HAMBURG. and lerlin, our sales reache,
lisp. $50 pai. Of Cork Sdes. This ycartho mum
Der will far Irpass that.
Ask the aculty their pinon of their value a
n preventis for Coughs, caRs, bronchitis, Asthma
and eongapiioa.
MBs' SIZE, per pair. 30 cents.
! LbIEs' do do 80 do
yYS' MISSES do % do
NkrcE.-From tho Retail Prices we make
: "a. liberal allowance to Jd)bers and Wholesaler
. so.hat any storekeCper mag make q fine profit o
tiir sale, while they are in article that may b
ept in any store, among am class Of goods.
: For terms, apply 70
: HARCOURT, BRADLEY & co.
3S Ami street, New York.
Sent Is, 1S54-3m.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-30
Ladies and Gentlencn.

/ BELIEVE st a good maxim, hat every person
L should purchase goods wherver they please.
But they should not buy TOO hast, before they as
certain whore they can be best luited. / woulo
most respectfully invite all (adies particnlar) to
call at R. Glennans store, and cximine his splen-
did assortment Of goods that ~ be excelled in
this section Of country for CHEAf'YESS, durabil-
ity or Style Which consists of Getlemens boots
Of all descriptions and prices. Ladies and Gentle
mems CATERS, boys and girls bootsshoes and gai-
ters. Children Of all ages can b, Accommodated.
II. NLENNAN.
June "a. 1854.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-30
A CARD.

A NJ HILLS Would respectfully infornhis
a. friends, and the public generally, aht he
still continues TO attend to all calls in the lne of
DENTAL OPERA TIONS, at his Office. adjoining
his dwelling, in the borough Of floarfeld. lIcmay
be found at nearly all times in his store in hcsest
end of the Mansion House.
Auifcioi Teeth inserted on plate or pivotIand
warranted TO give entire satisfaction. Extraaing
Teeth done without danger to the patient, andNith
but little pain. Teeth filed and cleaned in piper
and scientific manner. May 5, 1913
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-30
JAMES II. LARlMER,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,

yEJfLL attend to business in the several Courts
Wv of Cicarfeld and Centre counties. OG.c on
Second street. one door north of the residence Of
JOIN Weaver.
RejsrsacCs-llon. James burnside, Hon. lanes
2. Hale Col. A. G.. Curtin, James McNlunus Esq
8elcfonte--R. B. Petrckin, Esq, Hunting glon-
Mcssrs. Drake & Bcchtol, Philadelphia.
Dec. %, lS53-1y.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-30
John l.. CUTIE.

A ttorney al Law and land Agent, viii
a practice N the several Courts Of ClCarftll
and Elk couuics and attend to the paymentoi
taxes ON unsnted lands.
RefereuceS-llis Exccllency, William Blghr,
IIarrisburgj Hon. Ellis Lewis, Lancaster; G. W.
Woodward Wilkeshare; J. c. Knox, Franklin
j. C. Montgomery Philadelphia. Sep. Is, 1853.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-30
CLEARrIELD POTTERY.

INK. LEITZINGEB, respectfully informs the
\ public, that he constantly keeps on hand q
good assortment Of Fancy POTTERY WARE, also
Crooks Dishes, and stove Pipe Collars Of every
convenient size. Farmers ifyou want to buy cheap,
give us call al he Clearield Pottery, near George
Orrs Blacksmith Shop.
Country produce win be taken in exchange for
Ware, and a liberal reduction made to wholesale
purchasers.
Jan. II, 1Sji-1y.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-30
YE L A N A.

Brouglt Home 10 tLc Door Of Hc Million.
A WoynERFuL Discovery has recently been
"a made by DR.. Curtis Of this city, in the treat
ment of Consumption, Asthma and all diseases OF
the Lung. We refer 10 "Dr. Curtis iiygcana, or
Inhaling Hygcan Vapor and Cherry syrup .-
With this now method DIR. G. has restored many
afflicted ones TO perfect hcalth as an evidence ol
which he has innumerabo certificates. Speaking
of the treatment physician remarks: IL is oyi-
dent hatinhuling-eon breathing un agree
able, healing vapor-tho medicinal properties must
come in direct contact with the whole OF the 0rol
cavity of the lungs and thus escape the many ana
varied changes produced upon them when intro
duccd into the stomach and subjected to the pro
cess Of digestion. The Ilygcnna is for sale at all
the druggists throughout the country.
~ y Dtr~iH0R, ot jan u.
The Tphalor is worn on the breast under the
linen without the least inconvcuience-the heat oi
the body being sufficient to eyaporate the Huid.
/ Hundreds Of CASES Of CURES like the follow
7 ING might be named. Ono Package Of Hygeana
has cured me of the ASTHMA Of six years stand
ing.
jas. ?. KccsJeyr3, P. H. Dmoannon, Pa.
/ am curod Of the ASTHMA Of 10 years stand
ing by DR.. Curtis lIygeana.
:. Naryarcf EasfoR. Brooklgn, " J.
/ Mrs. Paul Of No. 5, hammond ST. n. Y. was
cured of severe case of Bronchitis by the lygeana
\ Ny sister has been cured of Il DISTRESSING
COUGH Of several years standing, and decided t'
be incurable by her Physicians.
She was CURED in ONE MONTH by the Hygeana.
d. H. GpuJcri r. d. Richmond, Me-
Price three dollars Poclago.-Sold by CUR
IT'S & PERKINS & BOYD & PAUL No. Us
Chambers street, n Y.-4 Packages sent free b,
express to any part of the Unitcd States for $40.
N. B.--Dr. Curtis Hygeaua is the ORIGINAL
and ONLY GENUINE ARTICLE, all others ar
} base limitations or vile and INJURIES counter
foits. Shun them as you would POISON.
Sept 25, Oily.