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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-01-03
Lieutenant Governor.

We had barely room in our Issue of last
week, 10 announce the name OF Hon. Robert
Lowry in connection with the Office Of Lieu
tenant Governor.
Iii but Justice TO Judge L., 10 say that he
has in no instance sought a nomination for
this or any other office to he filed st the com
ing State election. Yet 50 earnest has been
the solicitation of his numerous friends, that
he feels it incumbent upon him TO yield In
this respect to their wishes, and therefore
his name to the 9Th Of January Con-
vention as a candidate for this distinguished
position.
Judge L. has, for the last twelve years.
been n resident Of Goshen-a border town.
Still he is not a stranger 10 The Democracy
(and we might well add the Fusionists) OF In
diana. For the past seven years (until very
recently he has been the intellectual head OF
the Goshen Democrat. On mounting the
tripod, though at that tune comparatively a
youth, he AT once took rank with the ablest
writers ia the State, and during the period
which he occupied il, sustained for that paper
4 reputation hat few sheets in Indiana can
boast.
The partially Of his friends which induced
them 10 bring him forward for this position,
iiccu &c a inalicf ol no SURPRISE 10 liosc At
q~uainted with the man. Reliable as a Dem
ocrat, a logical and well balanced mind dis
tinguished legal attainments, judicial exper-
ence, courteous and .,entlemanly department,
marks him at once, as peculiarly fitted cor a
presiding officer TO a Legislative body. Ener-
of character, zeal in the cause, acknowl-
ability as a speaker. equally qualities
him for a standard bearer ia the great aud ar
duous battle Of principles against fusion des-
pcration, 10 be- fought and ICON in 90 Some.
thing is claimed also, on the score II geo
graphical position. w insist thai the North,
mean Novh, Is entitled to two candidates
On the State ticket At the ensuing election;
and If these two, We hold the 10Th district
,rtitlcd 90 one. This being conceded-and
Z must he by every one disposed 10 deal fair
with the respective districts Of the State
shall be obliged hat 10 change the
high opinion we have heretofore entertained
'or the political sagacity. and lessen 10 some
sxtent our confidence in The brotherly regard
onr Southern and Central fr ends IL thsy re-
20 acknowledge 10th the justDess and
proprietv Of these claims, or fail az the sth
II January tribunal 10 rstify the same.-Go-
iicn Democrat.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-01-03
Judge DssisOn's Decision

BEssE ~ TsE STAo, APFEsL &C.
| concur IA the discharge Il the prisoner on
the grounds stated ina the opinion of Jndge Per
kns, and Inay, al a future time, give my Opin-
ION al length, dc. A. DAWSON.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-01-03

SEDUCTION AED ALLEGED ISFANTICDE-
An interesting looking French girl. aged IL
wears. and who calls herself Sophia Holland.
was arrested on Thursday evening. charged
with the murder of her own infant child
She boarded az a house in chestnut street. and
sewed for a living. When she hrrt went there
she stated that hg board would he paid BIZ
her brother. bat on "Wednesday she nas told
20 look for another place, and went out for
that purpose. At night she again returned
and asked permission to remain during the
night. which was granted. Ga THURSDAY
morning she again left the house and went
20 a place in French stroot near Front soon
after which the lady Of the house where she
had been boarding went into the room where
she slept aud found the dead infant. A Jury
OF inquest was summoned and a verdict Of
death by violence al the hands Of some per
son unknown was rendered, and the police
were ordered 10 take the girl into custody
She was taken 20 the police station. when she
denied the iufanticids. She states that the
yonng man who brought this ruin upon her.
aud who refused to afford her any assistance,
IS the son Of a respectable citizen. and that
ne promised her mauiage-Ba h.sso,e sun
&-Several OF oar liquor sellers ara Icing
put through on the fast line before Judge
Jones of the Court of Common Pleas, now
in session. The decision or rather the want
OF decision. of the SupFome Court. leaves the
retailing clause ct the Liquor Law in full
force. Several retailing establishments are
closed thu morning. aud the presumption l..
they must All follow suite. No case has been
decided yet-Iaf coUgier.
Css,srxAs pKIsKxTs-cHAKLxr MhyxK
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-01-03

CHsIsrxAs PsIsESTs-cHAELEr MAYxR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-02
A eARp.-To souTnERNERs. pRINKERs or .

A eARD-To soUTnERNERs, DRINKERS or con.
n weare reliably inform ed that mnerawalers
name Of Ssraioga salts are extensively imposed UPON the
public the southern and Southwestern States where per
ons n..e sr.eles esrs snd think hsy are ng
of All kinds from Congress down 10 ditch water md the
articles imposed in this manner The public mostly ns
persons desiring The eject q Corsress water she eject Of
he being entirely different from hsi the sensne Congress
mss resulting < .efious Pssmsnsnt desiss ~ wesssn
ng the digestive and destroying the o the stomach
iss e being nno ~lss aerea from s prnsd 81
saline cstharcs Dissolved In ordinary waterwhe Congress
so%ev &c % q. S s.s ' 6n any
he spring which during siI.yas years past has
place, aus arordmf The epportun,y for swindisrs 70
Of he reputation Obtained ~ he eds % e ,eS Sns
series Of The injury thus inflicted upon public and
hnding either edeci or Injurious effects from their
IN future refuse the genuine Congress waer supposng that
he eenuineness that in bottles boxes bearing our
nscs as the old bottles and bore greedy bought 90 is
less article and selling a. Congress or Saratoga water s
and be certain that the branded as IS the CORK u
water-C &wreif without these words Il h a va3nses.
dangerous counterfeit AZ to the compounds called saraoga
Injurious possessing the the ecamon sed
z powders Of the shops That L. impossible 10 form Con
Chemist Sir Humphrey Dsvy as foows i Impossbs 70
recombne the ingredients so a. 70 make article Of equal
quality the effects Of which will be the as the natural
and packages and BY ordering from direct enclosing dram
for NE amour, ordered you have safely forwarded 70
genuine Congress- water only Of reliable persons and ~ az
anime the lettering Of the cork brand
Congress Spring Saratoga Springs and No 10 names II
New York Iu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-02
Marine Court.
Before Hon. Judge Mccarthy.

ACTION FOR BREACH OF CONTRACT.
uGUsr l-RuJel Us. Mauer-The plaintiff Is German
er corner Of Third street and avenue A. On the 10th
the defendant offered him 5000 for the stock, fix
B. horse and wagon and five years. lease of the
nsts. The plaintiff agreed TO accept the offer; the
Of ten dollars was paid down earnest A German
Ter was brought in a. directed TO draw up the
ssary papers or agreements, which were to be signed
bext morning at O'Clock; but before that time the
pd ant had reason 10 believe he had no bargain and
d not attend at The appointed Tor any oher) time to
the papers. Al the first interview, when the ten
Yrs were paid, friend Of the parties, who had been
re habit OF borrowing plaintiffs horse for Sunday
rsons applied for the loan OF the horse for the
ipg Sunday; the plaintiff informed him that he had
sold out TO Mr. Muller, the defendant and he had all
about It. Application was then made to defendant,
he consented to the loan. On the 2lst OF June the
it'll Informed the borrower that the defendant had
ed and omitted to fulfil his agreement; and he (plan
kept possession Of the stock and fixtures, &c. to the
ent time. The horse was taken, and died when about
miles from this city, being in evidence that only
tilt, his wife, the driver and his wife, and child,
in the vehicle at the time On this state OF facts APP
ng, the defendants counsel moved for q nonsut,
rounds that the agreement not being in writing, and
of it being for ave years. lease, void, con-
TO the statute of frauds-part being void all was
! (5 Cowen, 1922 Second-As q question Of fact the
Til having knowledge on Saturday OF defendants
doning the agreement or purchase, and after that,
plainti) having charge and possession OF the horse
ptLer property that the loau I'D June, was made
IN and not by defendant and therefore no liability
Ell from defendant TO plaintiff; but il any, from
erson who borrowed and killed the horse.
b Court, after hearing argument, rendered judg
Of nonsut on the points raised by defendants
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-02

"COngress Water" Surpassed-s Saratoga
Water = eScelled
Empire SPRING. superseded Pure Iodine Water
conceded fact among physicians value
OF the most celebrated and popular waters IN e
United States arises chiefly, II not enusey, from
IODINE CONTAIN,
and that they only effective remedial in proportion
to the amount OF iodine they hold In solution.
. ASDERs' PURE IODINE WATER ,.,,
therefore, which Dr. James Chiffon certihes 10 be sou
grain Of iodine to each fluid of Is necessarily
SUPERIOR TO ALL THE INDICATED STRINGS,
which invalids submit to such waste OF time comfort ana
money, to visit. The Congress Water the Saratoga
Water well the Empire Spring. Water only contain
trihing proportion OF iodine Of magnesium but Dr. Ahaers
Iodine Water embodies the
GREATEST AMOUNT PURE IODINE EVER KNOWN
to be held in solution by pure ITSELF and hence being
free fom all anagonsc natter may be con-
sidereda
REAL SPECIFIC rEvEE AND AGUE,
as well for all other disorders in which the use Oh lone Is
particularly indicated. Its effect in the
DYSPEPSIA
Is beyond all ordinary conceptions; while for the
PERFECT CURE or scRofuLA, IN ALL ITS FORMS AM ~,
unrivaed In the whole catalogue OF pharmaceuucai prep
tons, Sold wholesale and retail pyynrps 4 rosnrcx
No. Second avenue and So Broadway,
j. d. Young, Chicago, and druggists generally
have analyZed Iodine Water" prepared Dy Or. An
ders and find 10 be a solution Of pure Iodine in water
has long been desderatnm to prepare Iodine so tha can
administered in its uncombned state This preparation by
effect that object. Each fluid ounce
OF the Water contains about half grain OF Iodine consider
valuable preparation, and which Will prove service
JAMES r. Chiffon, NJ. D., Chemist.
New YORK May q, 1856
CERTIFICATE FROM JAMES BOOTH UNITED STATES
MINT rHIADEIPHIA, JUNE z, 1855.
lind to be Iodine dissolved in water Respectfully
yours JAMES q. BooTH
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Personal Intelligence.

". Curry Of Oregon, reached this city on the night
Re last. he comes 10 explain and enforce the neces
Tor proper aid in the Territory against the Indians.
d OF Americans registered at the banking office Of
american European Express and Exchange Company
|, from July 10 til July IL, 1866
hes w. Beeb N an Frederick Schmidt, Y. Ddorick. ID. c.
knze, James Rannee, Charles Morgan, Henry Nannus
ter Thomas Porteaus and daughter, J. j. Spencer and
ter Colonel IIeryey Sparks, Mrs Hervey Sparks Mrs
A. O. Richards, Mrs T. r. Richards j. NJ Doubleday
Depienis D. stryker. gr. Patrick II Fay, A. J. q.
nS lady yam Bergen r Horton New YORK
Rudd, Ky; p, u. Thomson, David AVID NJ lead, a A.
q La John H. csaghy. John il. sierick, \. Dickson
r Henry Kellogg, s. r. Wallis, Md. John Russell Ere
ogden, Miss; W. .. Raeiosson Q. Holmes, O. r. WI
n and daughters George silver and family; Ohio; John
fle W IT, serrent, Mass R Manion and family, R. 1.
'Canield and family " u. North and family, Conn;
D.
|udre And Mrs Iubbsi, cramer and lady Milwaukee;
fbbetis, Troy: X Alton, WI conan; Judge Green
and ss Mrs sarsn rroy Geo Ws. M
Ard, new York; Jas Crensnaw,. Richmond; Mons
r ES.n E. York. srssr s ssa
chicago; Miss walins Milwaukee; Ihos Yeaiman,
nodson 1s nsans Mr. MORON Se% sc
Thomp ION, Havana; Thomas hen n,
Ssss Yrs s 9 II MeDonnan Miss McDonnsld. Miss As
rnad and two servants hatcher Miss.
)he MetropolIiAn-IIon. Thaddons Stevens Pa; Hon.
IA. Collier, Binghamon, y tarbaza. Cuba Hon w.
| Grofeaied, Georgia, WIN. n. Walker, Miss, Pedro
Hernsndez, Havana; g. W. Small Louisville, John u.
Gsp Gen Ma casa pon
do; Dr. Collins and family, Georgia; Charles Hosmer,
mia.
m Barbados, in bark Autelope-w Trow bridge, lady,
ter and servants pr Charles Carlin Miss and Master
|, u Y Cotton, Noble ToWner, Consul; W Mills,
D Foster, G Watt
! Miller
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA bTOCk bUAhDs
PHILADELPHIA, August i, 1855.
locks arm; Pennsylvania State Elves, S2A Reading
(road, 43,1 Long Island Railroad, lax; Norris Ca
AZ; Pennsylvania Railroad, 40.
BUFFALO, Aug. l-6PM.
hour was in limited supply, but prices unchanged.
|est frmer; sales of 600 bushels at 81 22a 81 20
Chicago spring, 81 rs 81 80 for Milwaukee club and
PIN for new white Illinois Corn frmer; sales OF
20 bushels warm at 44c. 46c. and 115, 900 bushels
|Dd at 50c. Oats were unchanged; sales Of 90, 900
heels at 3thc Sec, closing at the inside fgnre.
|kkey, 34hc. Canal freights, IA Iac for corn, and
&c for wheat to New York. Receipts for the twenty
hours ending at -977 bbls Hour, $50 bushels
|eat IL $50 bushels of corn, 900 bushels rye Ca
exports 500 bush ss wheat 80 800 bushels Of corn,
IA, 600 bushels oats.
OswEGo Aug. 1-6P. N.
pour-Holders firm, and market dull; sales Of good
by Oswego ut 81. Wheat--Stocx light, and market
ve. Corn lc. better; sales at Soc. for sound Canal
khts unchanged Lake imports today loss barrels
RI grain. Canal exports 900 barrels flour, 26,5l3
ht Is wheat 1888 bushels corn. Exports, TO Mon
" 100 barrels flour. There IL afoat, from Upper
&c. for Oswego, 60 coo bushels wheat 23 600 bushels
and 70, 600 bushels oats.
Chicago, Aug. 1-6P. ~
heat dull. Receipts to day, 1000 bushels. Ship
3b to Buffalo, sS, 900 bushels. Corn Arm. Sales at
b ceipts, IS Geo bushels Shipments to Buffalo
700 and to New York q, 600 bushels.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-02

On Thursday morning, July 81, At Calvary church, by
the Rev Samuel Cooke, D. d., Arthur q. PowEI Esq,
this city.
At Manhattanvile, on Wednesday, July 90 by the Rev
r. NJ Peters, PrrER g TsxASS 70 CAROLINE, daughter Of
James s. Breath
On Wednesday, July 1e at Yeadon, Yorkshire Eng.
land by the Rev Dr Burnett, THoass McCIvSr Esq, Of
New York, 10 FASvS, daughter Of william Martcn, ESQ.,
Of summerhili, near Bradford.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-02

escape al The same time. No cue has yet been OBJ
Jed as TO the whereabouts Of the escaped prisoners
turnkey Is badly hurt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-02

ing 4c are Immediately cured ~ DR. TOBIAS celebrated
Venetian inment This remedy u recommended BY the
most eminent physicians in the United States and
ed harmless Sold by all the druggists and patent medc
50 Cortland street.
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Dyers healing cbrocson has proved be Of the very
beet remedies FOR ameness caused by strains bruises SPAWN
other accidental wen for wounds gsls
other injuries that frequently occurring 10 horses and
other snimss the cheapest preparation that can be
used Sold 10 New York by q " RING general agent 1872
Broadway, also by Barnes Park, andEhckener A Co.
a. ". FIEI.D. prnprielor. Proydence. Il. Z.
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The New YORK weekly Herald.
UNION DEMOCRATIC STATE C0NvENp0N-AN-
HER STEAMBOAT DIsAsTER-HEws PIs0NEUROPE.
LIroRYIA, SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMEsfVA, SOUTH
cIPIC, ETC.
|wEEKLr HERALD viii be published At ten O'Clock this
hg Among lie contents viii be found the proceedings
|union Democratic State Convention particulars of he
MON on the Empire State, Congressional Proceedings
Iron Europe, California, South and Central America,
nth Pacific, Sandwich Islands Mexico, Cubs, Ac.; Eii
on various interesting SUBJECTS Latest News BY Tee
Financial Commercial Political Sporting and Maritime
renee together with variety ofocsl and miscellaneous
siagie copies In wrappers, ready for mailing can be
the connter. Price sixpence.
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HALIFAX, Aug !, 1855 4
be Royal Mail steamship Niagara arrived here at noon
~ from Boston, and sailed again at half past for
|srpool. She was detained by fog OF the harbor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-02

terested in the safety o. lives and property There Ia
10 the s,eamboiler az the 10 wery nsnufsctorv N
rect, New York, a double action steam boiler ala,nn
h no accident can happen through carelessne on an
neement whatever; here also, y an Improvement on
ratent water feeder. which makes II snpcrior ~ an,
Yer discovered. and altogether q curiosity 90 ana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-02

Al Mynneld House, Dundee Scotland the vie Of
WILLIAM BRAND, Esq, Of New York, Of a daughter.
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q than this ne medicine The exemption from
petitions attributable the antspepc action Of Holloway
pls Sold the manufactures, No ~ Maiden lane, New
York and No ga Strand, London, and by all druggss AZ
Csc, 62lsc. and III per boz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-02

Portable Dressing Cases--In all that the
imports; compact and complete, containing articles Of
the very best quality Of elegant finish, at A. j. SAUN
DERS' No. Aston House, and SS7 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-02

Co celebrated yelpesus remedy dsrrha or cholera
preventive. The success Of this preparation during
prevalence Of the cholera IN 1919 has given unprccedent
ed celebrity aud thousand where uae
rarely failed check diarrhoa with the first no
secret preparation the Ingredients Of which composed
the label o each bottle and IL recommended and
scribed by the most eminent physcans Full directions
each label. Prepared and -od only by HE8EMAN, CLARK
a Co date Rushtop, Clark CO.. chemists and drux
1855 E3 sil and 1ss broadway, N. Y.
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Special Notice to southerners and Gem

temen who fine clothng-F. DERBY CO., tai
Tors and importers Park place. respectfully give notice
that they viii make additions during the month Of August TO
their already magnificent assortment of summer drns with
the desire of offering residents the southern States
returning from the various watering places and strangers
visiting New York, opportunity TO take with them the
latest novelties in genemens garments Particular attention
directed 10 Ceyon evaporable drngs comprising
Style exclus ely confined ourselves No IL Park Place
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Wholesale Clothing Warehouse. - Mer.

chants visiting the city particularly invited inspect
stock OF superior ready clothing before purchasing
DAVID j. X GEORGE j. LEVY,
rs Willam street, between Cedar and Liberty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-02

Bathing Dresses for Ladies' and Gentlemen,
and detail of the wardrobe of the geneman and
fashion, Of the latest style and the finest quality will be
at GREEN furnishing and shirt establishment No. Astor
Han
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-02

pricky heat and the like, IL well known, cured
by GOURAUDS Italian mcdicaied Poudre subtitle mp
roots hair nom low foreheads or any part q the body Liquid
hair dye and hair gloss. al the old depot 81 Walker
street. from broadway; Calender, philadelphia
Bates No ~ Washington street. Boston Mrs Hayes Brook
IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-02

half hose gloves AcWe closing at low prices,
fun Of Byron and style standing collars
ready IRA PEREGO SON, 81 Nassau street.
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pills for Of the liver Kidneys sick headache
lev and cosivenese spelas rheumatism
other disease arising from motd condition Of thess
of fourteen years. In thousands q has
their superior efficacy In removing hese complaints Sold Al
the principal Office Second avenue New York. at = cents
Eox and BY druggists generally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-02
Ladies' for the Watering Places must n

forget take good supply or CATERS, boots Shoes India
rubbers, &C. for themselves and children. You will be
TO want them and the best place in New York to get theis
at j. b. MILLER 4 CO. IS, 1874 Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-02

We want a vigilance committee
Prom hug and roach 10 free the city
With LYONS TASKS every gent
And make ". Lyon president
Lyons magnetic powder and pills for insects aud vcrrnn.
price 25c per fask or Dor. Depo, 40 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-02

I'm Dress Combs-An the Newest styles
Hpd repaired, al A. A J. SAUNDERS, 81 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-02

1ge Lynch, In CallfOrnia, - Pretty Ac-
Kidding California Of rogues; but KNOX devotes him
supplanti all the shocking bad hats In the community
yplying his highly superior and handsome one. Knox,
BODY Knows IN at 2l2 Broadway and his stock u not
: for variety by any In the world.
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superior all others. Their improvements
the natural elegance and durab
IT, Iis unfivGled and only harmless hair dye applied in
twelve private rooms at BACHELORS, 223 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-02

|ssings on Ones Head are Ford q SCOTS
Ting cassmeres and beavers; every variety Of straw
In BE- found at their establishment the lower
|adwa az and Fulton street
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from the Holy City excelsior paradise, and the y Of the val
ley. Sole agents for the States GEO. e. NIGER, co,
pharmaceutical chemists, corner OF Broadway Walker
streets.
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The Catarrh Doctor, G. Howard Marshall,
who certainly cures caarrh and coughs will be the
~ Nicholas Hotel New York August 49, Or. VI
BY Letters as in person. Direct to ST. Nicholas Hotel n "
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NJ 257Broadway, Warren street. have hand
variety OF paperhangincs displayed that the
effect be fully appreciated Artistic workmen only EN-
pioyed, and all work warranted.
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crRrfrrcArys or rHrsictANs,
kproves the Empire water
suPrpfoR TO CONGRESS,
hing all the virtues OF Congress, without the irritating
lies whch IN that water ofen create a cough 10 the
liz by invalds.
Il the Empire water s soothing in is effects, with ten.
allay irritation and having In Il fine proportion u
which makes Il useful In many phases Of
sCROrulOus DISEASES, DYSPEPSIA, ETC,
aiuable IN tie awakening 70 action Of the torpid liver,
pig cneciualy against
coTsuwrTfoS,
3ch, previously Saratoga waters have been held nef
have produced strong impression in the public mind
I Empire Is designed very soon TO be
BIZ MOST CELEBRATED SARATOGA WATERS.
THE rsrrRE WATER
found a. The principal drug stores hotels, and Of q.
I,SION 70, Saratoga springs at their Southern
INo. ca Barclay street New York
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FapernanSs1ngs nj w nOtcsnIc-SOuntry 1eI-
chants invited TO examine stock French aud Ame
paperhangings, embracing variety known the
trade. THOMAS FAYE Il CO.,
No. 257 Broad opposite the City Hail.
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partition restoring preserving and beauyng the hair IL
sold by al respectable drusgss and fancy goods dealers for
only 20 bottle IL removes daudrum and erectuay
prevents the hair from falling OF. HEATH, WYNKooP h
Co. proprietors, ca Liberty street.