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" ed Aa 4 IS X
A PERSEyERING LOVER "A story. which nov
engages the Paris gossips, is most striking
instance OF the truth of the OH saw EainS
heart never won fair lady.'' a lady, now a
widow out Of mourning the @Fhaioyon era Of .
Woman's life, alas how few are lucky ef,gugh
70 attain such good fortune has more beauIy
than fortune although she is so far above want
as to be called independent-a nr,fnrtyuatelu
good deal Of her estate is raenaced by a rend
ing lawsuit, which cannot add to her camne,
tency, but may straiten her circumstances. # II
ia decided against her. With Il wisdom Iara1,,
found out of a serpentFs ora widows head. she
practices constantly a strict economy, to amass
sum sufficient to enable her TO bear an adverse
decision Of the court with equanimitv. She
took advantage of the Exhibition to let her
apartments. They at once found tenant. who
TOOK them Tor two months, the longest period for
which she could let them without loss as these
months she spent with friend in the country.
and they are the longest period her business
interests will allow her to be absent from Paris
She came here early in july but the gentle
man who had taken them refused to give them
up. She went to see him, and insisted that he
should quit them; he offered her his heart and
hand. She refused as she had refused a
great many other good offers Widowhood is 80
plesant! he received q notice to quit but in a
few days afterwards the widow sent for him.
" What, exclaimed she, you have eompro-
mlsed my lawsuit during my absence vs. 'ts Yes
Madame l took that liberty, but you owe me
no thanks for it. was annoyed to death every
day by process-I hate proceas--the very SIGHT
Of it irritates my nerves, The plaintiff in YOUR
suit is an acquaintanee-a debtor of mine-I
easily purchased his title against you; this /
have arranged. Your suit is ended Refu-
sing her any other explanation he Quilted her.
day or two afterwards, a poor woman called
to thank her for the kindness she showered on
her during her absence, through her. husband,
8 My husband!" T" s'Yes, Madame, 1.-The good
gentleman you left here he told me that
IN parting you had left some money for me,
which he gave" A day or two afterwards she
learned that her lodger had fought a duel on
her account, with an impertinent, silly puppy,
who had pestered her with his attentions
There was no remedy for this affair but mar.
riage. The tenant and landlady were married
q week ago in the country, on the splendid es-
tate of the husband. ''Faint heart never won
tair lady !"z s -
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A fellow who has probably bnt rooan,,,, =

! A fellow who has pfobabIy but recently been
reeasedfo the restraints of straight jacket furnishes
the Dubuque dowa) Tribune with the following excruct
ing attack upon sae st. Clara theatrical young sdy
we suppose:
Her voluptuous form is the nttest setting for her dis
mond soul Inspiration qniyers down her snow-vhits
arms and trembes her finger ends. nassion ,st, ~
her shvering knees and shudders through her
every pantomime. ~ 49, f r
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A dispatch, of the 24th. from CHICAGO. saws

steamer Lady Egn reports having passed the pro-
schooner Roeson went ashore during the late gale on
reef six miles from Eagle Hsrbor The escaped 10
land weere they remained, entirely destitute. until the
steamer Huron went to their assistance The propelpr
Forest City, and the brig Asia their cargoes are
total loss having gone In 600 eet Of water nhont
twelve miles from Grand Traverse Bay.
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GEN. HARNEY's BATTLE WITH THE INpIAss.-
The following letter, which we find in the st.
Louis Republican of the 25th, gives some par
ticulars of this affair not previously received.
ltwas written Immediately after the battle and
may be relied upon as correct:
CAMP ON BLUE WATER RIVER,
September 4, 1855.
Dear Sir: An express leaves US in a few mo-
ments for the States, and drop you a few lines
by it to let you know that Gen Harney had q
fight yesterday morning with one of the prinei-
pal bands of the Brules under Little Thunder
and very nearly, if not quite, ssrubbed % it out
The Indians were encamped on the Blue
Water River, a beautiful stream which rises in
the sand buttes to the North of the Platte and
empties into the Platte about three miles above
Ash Hollow. The Indians were discovered as
we came in camp at Ash Hollow, on the evening
of the I'd, and General Harney at once deter.
mined to attack them. Accordingly, the
mounted force, under Colonel Cooke, turned
their position before daylight next morning,
while at dayhreak, Major Cady, with battal-
ion OF the Sixth Infantry, attacked in, front.
The infantry commenced the action, and as the
Indians retreated, they all at once found them
selves upon the dragons, who suddenly de-
bouehing from their ambuscade, charged the
Indians with sabre and revolver, and that be-
tween the troopers, the infantry, and the lndi-
ans, there was soon as fine specimen of free
fight as one could wish to see, The fight and
chase lasted for two or three hours, at the end
of which time there was no Indians to be seen
except the prisoners and the dead bodies which
were piled up in all directions The Indians
lost about eighty five in killed, including their
chief, sLittle Thunder, and between sixty and
seventy prisoners (women and children j they
also captured large number of horses and
mules--to say nothing of wagon-londs of new
lodges, buffalo meat, and Indian fixins in gem
eral We lost four killed, four severely, and
four very slightly wounded Two of the wounded
will not likely recover, as the arrows which
struck them penetrated their lungs.
Our camp is now at the mouth of the Blue
Water, where we shall remain a few days, until
a small work can be thrown up at Ash Hollow,
which will be garrisoned by one company, for
the protection of the road.
In the Indian camp many papers and articles
were found which had been taken from the
mail party.
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We find in the St. Louis Democrat the follow

ing account of mysterious Occurrences:
on last Friday night about u O'clock as some of the
night police standing eyee near the foot
Washpgton avenue they the flashes aud heard three
pistol reports proceeding from the banks Of the river
the reports they heard the voice of man exelaim noh
God, on. Sod, h.' in the most distressing tones
snorty afterwards they saw skill proceed from the
soo anu coming short distance over turned and rowed
Inere is 80 much mystery in the case and what
Little was seen ana heard Of such terribly sueges.
tVe character that 1t is hard to conclude ANYTHING else
than that some murdered and his body broucht
out and dropped in the river S'~eA'
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL


| COMPTRoLLERs OFFICE, |
! City of New Orleans, May i, 1856.
assousd, That the Comptroller be, and he is herebj
ana required to give notice. by standing al
vertiseent in the Official Journal that ia accordance
with the ninth section of ordinance No. 1872 approved
March3o 1854, the Council will pay any bill against
the City uness contracted under authority Of an order
from the Comptroller in accordance with the ordinance
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
- lsispsdl T. PLACE,
Approved Aprilzs, 1856 '''''N = '''N' -
tsisnedl JOHN l. LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention of the ecers of the CITY and Of the
public Is respectfully called the foregoing resolution
=. ~ Hyig T ~ 20. DE BUYS tcJ
.,slI nyls = Comptroller City Of New Orleans,
First District Pound ,f-.~
w As brought to the First District Pound, Dry
w ades street near Triton " ak as estrays-
marked by harness. "a
Which T. mot claimed within days and the
auction, on FRIDAY. the 18th of October 1856, ct
AUG. 8. PHELPS, -
New Orleans, Oct. 1,1s55 N'e' o'''7sS-st
ELa etc conduit au' Depot des Epaves du Trosieme
epaves- - :. >
I'm alezan d'environ ii mains de bsut, ayant de
legires marques de harnais 8 -
Gil NEST pas recleiees dams dx jors OF les epenses
payees lis seront vendus lenchere pubque dit de-
pot fENDhEDl lie IL courant, q 10 heures A NJ. ~
Aot. = PHELPS, Commissaire des Rues.
Nouyelse orleans, le | Oct, 1856 o26I2
NNJAS brought TO The First District Pound on Dry
w ades street, near Triton WAX Al estravsL
one ytleW leniae oa white stripe arou nd the body
One white male Goat. the ears cut short
One yellow female Goat left side white - fi
One white female Goat, neck and Jaw black with a
collar '' N4' "
One female Goat white body black head ana right
ear cropped 49,. : -. .eA - ? 2
One white and redish female Goat black strpe on the
back, with rope on the horns, u = ; =
One black and gray female Goat with wattles - g. 2
One dark brown and white Cow both cara eropped with
crumple horns, no brand visible - effSN' "'sA
Which, If not claimed within ten days and the az
penses thereon paid viii be sold at public auction ut
said pound, on THURSDAY, the I'd day of octo. |
Der, 1855, at 10 O'Clock A. N. AUG 3, Phelps
New oreans Sept. a. 1856 '''''D''-'-' --I
Ii etc conduit au depot des epayes du Premier Dis
IL trict rue Dryades pres de la Promenade Triton |
CONNIE epayes-
Une Cheyre jaune, une raie blanche antour du corp
Un Bouc blanc les oreilles coupees coprteg ~ |
Une Chevre Jaime, lie cote gauche blanc
+Une Chevrs blanche, lie cou ct la macboire noire
l'nreile droite ecourtee. =, - - -St.1 L
Une Cneyre blanche ct rougeatre une rae ore au dos
ct une eorde gu cornes. - 7G7T
y me gheyre noire ct grise, ayant des glaudes II
une Fache noire, bruno blanches les oreies eeor.
tees, les cornes redess, marque visible
III les lts aninaux pas recaes dams dix ioprs
at les depenses payees, lis seront yendus penehere
pubhque, au dit depot, MARDl, lie q tOCToBRE 1875
; ~ heufes A. NJ AUG. s. PHELPS, III
Nouvelle Orleans, le q Sept 1856. se22 " o.
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Mr.. Nicholson, organ builder, Macelssfeld'
England, has met with singular death He vas IN zee
act OF yoieing or sounding pipe, s9d spple n.s
to it, whenfrom cause splinter fe9 GUT s's.eN
his ear, aud gradually penetrated 70 tns oaln ass
three weeks, iness he a,irsd suffering grsat agony
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-02

a etc enleve do Ia St. Joseph entire les rues
H. Tchouptouias ct de a Nuuvslle Legee CONNIE embar
Wis du marche Accommodation
~ charges de perehes corde
u ees ne sont pas reclames daus dix iours ct les
depenses payee eles seront yendues Ferchere pub-
ique, au dit depot, YENDREDI, lie I2ootobre 1856 a
a heures, P. NJ. AUG 4 PHELps
k Nouvelle Orleans, lie Oct 1855 ~, % sl2
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|, Excavations going On in charieston' d es'
ara brinspg to light rses Of foesr yeaFs TWO sRsle-
tons have been dsisferred IN s0ea sss
The ether was the skeleton OF a child
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CITY nenot

NNTAs hauled from St Joseph street batwaa,. Na1u, q
Wv LeFee and Tchoupitonlas streets, as epcum-
brances on said street aud stored in the City Depot on
posite Annunciation market Tlt'7E '''s -
20 cart loads of hoop poles 4 2 se..+ IT,. ,5..g 41
Which, not claimed within ten days and the expenses
thereon paid Will be sold at public auction at said depot
on FRIDAY, the 18th inst, at AZ o'clock P. NJ NJ
AUG. s. PHELPS, Street Commissioner.
New Orleans Oct, l, 1856.
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The Louisville Courier states that . constant
stampede going among the slave population Of that
city and county
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pallpole anu olle Ralirosd, Baltimore
q SkI- EEkLY LIN 10 OF fs?: ssszS-5:;

tE ENkl-WEEkLY LIN b OF fs;s,. sesas essai#sIsss1
rMsg IN STAGES FROM CLINTON. . ~ NJ
Sta Tssts 81 ss 4 H. aps AcKsoN
leaving Ame City Monday Friday on she
Ta the rasaer er Train rom New
ne same evening at o'clock Returning, Clinton
Tuesday, Thurs and Saturday O'Clock ia hs morning
aIyng 81 ane City IN time Tor the evening for New
~ @ ~ ss rsgse viii from Ssw
Stage The Stage Road rbeautul country
ING good natural road As on
ROY Rag 70! the transmission Papers has been
a ed the office the oreana Railroad No
street, and will be to the Monday
ao Mi mad aId at asoS in The ning and
Tee Fare fo through passengers oeaus to Clinton will;
be Fys polara will thus that cheapest
n n IIEsJrps An,. ft..
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A BlTA CHklsTY SPRINGS. IA

I "A BlrA CHklSTY SPRINGS, LA. - @zzss+
bE ~ rns and na4sf 'sG 81 h SANE eH5Y
two mites from ossas ten aad haf Sm pd
@ OF hose 5 % ss.s sR1
ssR ~SsS fa{ WS @ sSss s nss s s
sTn nv s5 s y sts , ess
d ss @ s 6sn ly aud
public the United States have in No its sas fn'
bsns R % &c
Rsss, p s % h siass a s e. Appetite and General Debility
AaSngh Ihs Undersigned cannot promise elegantly furnished
wil hat table VIII fasdogs Evey
@ syE0G 10 comfort MI H. will b. paid BY well rsined
sure Of his guests Promising aeloraior' wl he
sosa By A'" 'S'sSs' continuation OF Tah s.
vail The GewnE .b i y e n DE- Riado analysis The
Dr. Porter and Dr.. A1ccormark: u. h0Sef
fund degrees M il Janaafy s mSsb
oFhod these a5s n N Is ng
eps large anoanl ss.s oa
NJ ga a being 9st so,t { natural aSsp
s G a gSs nSa
in TIE order Of tsr relative A'e5
SI Sanone gtanmsp
seaun; =
Lime, "
Sdnme Sp9dne
Po9a organic matter and
loss' .'................,-0as
Ia water where many are asoaey ss
seuion Is conceded be uncertain these Ingredients are
soda sas ses isss
seae Of potasa chloride of magnesium byarbonaie Of Iron h
carbonate Of lime scate of sodium annia
chloride Of sodium, aad probablr other combinations.
We entertain doubt but tat the this
the mott qualities They should probay cased ~
chayhaRts and saline. In
must produce aperien aleratve tonic effects
.-s-E j. L.. d W. P. RIDDELL
Chemical Lab1rsiory University of louisiana
New orleans. March, 1854. A'
IS Lhese waters be purchased in the New Ceans b
ths arrsl, demiiohn bottle JOHN MAULE No a 81
E The only this Of tas Lake who hes H.
lriy,legs q daposing OF the Abila aud Chris.y Wner
E All those wishing the will please applv IA h
pfoPfser as from this date remuneration will be required
Ladies' and genti visit the Spring, will ewav
OF Goyipgtou. IauisI =, ' A- Y Shfthe y
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING. :

In 10y sossss ohs1ass; as5 ssSzF sEs; ssss M M -
sgsasR rasis Isi ! II
y sa;'es esfsi il lsis'
'''l''''' A's''''' s'ffsE sFEdll1 J: 4 TRAINS.
n Z sg W., ss
q Ss'fs will be ....
Bayos 4. Alsmaadsa .....................si 49,
R The Train stops a. ssns for he 81 70
u y 1. 9. sEGEh yies President,
sUs Ass 9BIEAFsB LEAF SsBngAsRsJ yAeFs a
pspo on caops street. Clara street. nea
M q l.ayss The ey daily ReacAs
fasnss landed at ii iii nefasd e
fnsrso cents per mile, way Children and ssrvnu.s
evy Tussds Thursday aed snasV sn sG
Sysa e Nov aud ali intermediate asols s9e Onasy
@ r. 4 S5ss s. fsss ssss,
N EW YORK ashnaaSl AsD ERIE 20 10 gsg5aaalags
q q ssa & S's aay MsPsi @ ss M I
trains vii Duane s,rse
PgskES PgfFlEG EzFRss EEzzFFREss s5ss
BY III. train win remain night
R6ekfSs n FAssSssEa foot Of Chamber.
WAY PAssEssER, at p M, for Ne~SusS and oslsvle,
NIS!T SN;aT y NJ ey Dentt and Buffalo
WAY EXPRESS 1880 Duukk aud Buffalo, and inter
These Express Trains Ern with he Eira and Mia
shore Rsiea SaaS .n TJsa
Gheago etc. and with frseess splendid ports ob
mysl t DC MccALLuM, General Superintendent. =
Es RAILHoAD y a. Nss2 DIRECT o. ss.lialEasss
Wssaisses asa e;s hsess = * i5s. Faaa1ss
sEfs Gbss SS 6 r sA H. Washington
II % R'. aai
SSassoioa Wasb asessd ssd the aipa
s hs ss 1s nls, h Ws 7a@
a .n t. hs r. the only change Of washing
Wsahasle shssss bsss t
sss sslaSs ssss ssa sh. sa
wRssF direct M oa T. a, ss ss st hour % only
sa IL IL sts' e " eF
sy Rasss II y hs sas
j. A n Columbus h1s s ss q Railroad
xsPia sen Little Miami formed viii the
Fl heS. l'ft' Au s'ss Chi
afs ss
Ga + the aG Steamers the Ohio Evans
.eEs ss es'ssSd ss saS xssa End X. GsYsGaa Ss
b la,y mes where connection with the Cleveland and
Travellers requested whs this is the only route
and dree " All aSsngG ash it h aa The
Ife distance from Washington il but s5s
miles, eng about leo mles shorter
FARE ny THRoueH TIcKEr WAsslSeTos Wbeo,;nn
" a9 Columbus lS s. Dayton SIS 5 Cucp1a sl6 Loari
Wis 65i BY steamer Cincinnati ais;
~ az Isl Toedo si5 Detroit S5 9o Chaeo
leans, 53l, etc. '' Ae'fN',S S1o' W" w
a sSdo5d si. sgng Rsaaoa
way atona between Baltimore Wheeling take A. nj
ram from Washington. N v - -.
For the and from Bamo,a Anraros a., "a
ldvertseintnt S'tNA-feNats sA'ts s'e Apseia
~ eT .sher information, through cketse apply TO Tos
y. faAS'oNs, agent, at Washington station. El ~
JOHN II. DONE,
.o.s 4..=, Msster of Tranaportationv
lest Baltlmore md Ohio :
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tNJ EW ORLEANS SLAVE DEPOT. Nos. e.
or cash or cyaccepanc Particular attep
on pata 10 the sale oil Negroes
aa othera land win always have Field and
servants and will receiving Nc
VIZ nayag alafss and airy houHe Twill b abIe
price in cash for sound Negroes. THOMAS EosTtsR
.s6 81 asT -. RefeYu to . Il. - : 45ff efts. S 80.
hiea Blair Col ii, Greenwood Co.: :Turpar ilssn
70. Eafva eaSden ACo Payne Harrison; Hni 4 odd John
+ pa DoaAa 20; ;oammlngs. stswau Co ds 6m
4 Oh Ida YELLOW PINE 7LUMBER
YAkDS-The undersigned have, addition to their ol and
Well known lumber yards, street landing Nav
baan between
fd as he od Hn fronting Ga the Carondeiet
snes % ana oosrscu stree aud Robertson
W Peter see where they keep constantly hand as
scItnent OF building materlalsi aueh " eN%s'
and inch narrow I'd wide, dressed tongued and eroovea
Fellow Pine Ceiling. = 4e Ae kiooNeai
M aud inch narrowaud wide tongned and vrooved
Yellow Pine FsoiinG : -e-~--e eioo'e"
IN and ih ineh wde dressed eouars ;o;t y,,
Pine Flooring. -1 '''' Aetio"
Dressed Shelving and dressed seant, and
JoiAts OF oil slzes heavy timber Decking Panks
zach Pine Boards Ron gh L4ths Sg
Pangs ready made Doors and SASH Blinds Moulding
on hand and made 30 order. '' o. 7''
akon Mills on PepsaeoJa a,d n,L
water Bay West Floda hnd the Phiadepha
moe New York. Boston, Galveston
ehr other pora Atlantic Gulf
They are also prepared to supply orders for he Eugb
and other European markets. -
Their Dressed Lumber all neatly piled up and from
m nnssssn article well
- PoaLEY, NiCoL CO., ,z..siy +.
fi.a... Corner Cedar and Julia streets, New Bain
01 1 Cerner Robertson aud Carondset Walk Old Basin =
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R 0GKAWAY, LONG IsLAND.--The e-.zs,
III " R0.kAMAY PAVILION will omen n EaaaaE

N In Jnnhn nndr
celys visitors on the 2etn mouth. -ReHa&-
This establishment containing sva anita
hfee OF hve family rooms entrances nundrsd
r. single or OF and twelve arnshed
Hotel bs prefrrd With increased supply of Bathne
Houses private pnbc
to tbs demapd of sueh eiabiish nent. = f'Nf't'oA
The House will provided liberal and socd
with the choicest Wines OF brsnJ ~ eAsa
For amusement and Bowling saoon billiard
oom Cricket Ground Lades Arcberv
psrnanent Band provided 5lg 5+5 ~ ~ '"
me Cooks Waer selected French, German and Ame
terms for the will be the consistent
the present high cost Of provisions etc. "''A
.onMs may be asected st by calling
aeE BAlNBRDGE, at the HOTEL IA Cliff aIree Ma,
York where ans may be 'A A''sS, .,eN
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...- -
w In connection with the Eboye an TX PREsg for
transportation Of Baggage part Of the Orleans
thai giving their Aes
ger hsye their baggage delivered directed pompsne
and dispatch. - ''-s'
aq4F STARR S. JONES' Once ss Camp ,,,sot
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DYSPEPSIA POSITIVELY CURED.-Dl

4 DYSPEPSIA POSITIVELY CURED.-DR.
Il y RECEWiTHs ANTEDYsPEPTIC PILLS, after a trial Of
twenty-five aud sustained testiona eminent
mon IN the United Sass is admitted ANPf
DYSPEPTIC MEDICINE public Price s snta
Aos disposed the ansa
are !ncrsasug They with the bor con
tass the uangr @ heretofore. The m
sqnST Ya1 1t hs oPsst'p hycas tof the
but ae numbers Of them teang strongest
snf rom sncn men as kt REV. W. Green Bishop Of
D. Raleigh ~ G Hon. Geo F. Badger S. R Rev. Le.
valves D. North Caroinaj Hon. Judge s. Court,
Hon Beverly TTeker Hon. VIM Preston S. c. M Samuel
Cs 9tnenvie Hon. John u Senator md
d host ofsimllgr persoDages. -
For sale In Nsw0Feapa N z WhaaI
eek La: Kennedy Beach, n,dby generally
sone genuine withoa the wItieu signature JOHN
RL h p PeGefabars, Fa to whom all d8aie apply
ly
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FURNITURE STORE, No. 75..-,essssgss..,51.,,m,
MagsslTe srss, between en- Poydras and Match
s9oEo street. and has alwags on hand large suppyQ
Of The iae style Of FuRNfTURE.
lie patronage. b. BERGEN mis-
M RS. CAMPBELL, Teacher of Music, r.4gas
ID gives LESSONS ON THE PLANO AND GUITAR EESE5R
AZ her residence, No. 80 Constance No. s
so lieSa street, - Temsss moah ES
ty LECTURES at Constance street once n week
kah1N 10 -N' oNS~-
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nR. NEWELL'S IMPROVED GOT7G7N
screws and castings improved Co,to,
Pesa invented By Dr. Newell of Grand Gull in general
Aieo-STRAUB's PATENT PRESSURE CORN MILLS bsny
h mos p suable and in every respect Corr sI
use, for sale the agency. '
knays0 spu s.H. GILMAN 81 Ns4hex t,ras, b
w THIsKY-2o0 bbls and half bbls Monon
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\ M fancy, Wholesale Dealer in For
zAAs egn aad Domestic Malt Liquors. No. 30 Grsver ,.raa
Negoseaas good shipping ordsr NJ
York and Ale Porter Champagne CIDER bv the er
ssl s s0a packed boxes sks pareha
~ Prompt and particular attention paid orders reeeyed
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-06-05
CoNsUMpTIoN cUREDi

NsW lOhks Der. 21th, 1898.
came to New York il, the ship Telegraph; nv
native place is st. Johns, New Brunswick; when
reached this city, my health was very moor; had.
a very bad cough, raised good dral or matter.
which was frequently mixed with blood; bad pain
in my left side, and was very weak and emncia-
ted. My friends and physician pronounced ny
case Consumption, and beyond tho reach OF med.
icine. 1sstcidentally heard Of DI. Curtis. Hx
geana, or lnhaling Hygean vapor and Cherry
Syrup, and obtained package. which verify
believe was the means or saving my life. SooM,
after wearing TIE inhaler, found il relieved the
pressure on my lungs, and afier ; while The dis
ense nladeit Appearance upon the suffsss nHies
the Inhaler. took the Cherry Syrup ~ aisectsdI
and continued 10 do 50, my cough gradually
growing better, until il entirely ltftn.e, aud d
now consider myself cured. / still wear the lnr.
haler, the use Of it is rather plessant, and he
lieylnE II Strengthening and pnIfsiAg 10 the lungs
| feel unwilling at present to dispense with IT.
M JOHN lW00D,
Sold by BOYD q, PAUL, No. i4s, Chamben
streets C.H RING, conner Of lehnttssst and.
Broadway, N. Y. Price SO pasAagr. -
N. B.--Any person inclosiHg IS ia. Born a
PArI, or CrRTIs 4 PkRKIxs, New Fork, win 70.
ceiye package containing bottle OF Hygean,
VspoT, one OF Cherry Syrup, and on Inhaler, in
neat box, BY express, free 10 any part or ~
United States; OF fonr packages for $40. ssl.k
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