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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-03-05
Boring Machines

II EPT constantly on hand aud for saleattAa
IL Hardware Store of Al. ENDLY.
3m26
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Sleigh Bells !

Sleigh Bells!
"a DOZEN Just received and for sais =
" the Hardware Store of
3m26 Al EEDLr.
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The Cd Fashioned Tab Must Yield the Palm.
WISNER'S PATENT
w ASH B
PATENTED NovEMBER 9Th, 1853

1T can be established by reliable persons who
Il have used WIsNER's TUB, that it is the best
and most convenient machinery for
WASHING
that was ever invented. This valuable inven-
ton has been in use nearly two years, and is
now extensively employed in nearly every
State in the Union. It is equally well adapted
to the washing of the largest as well as the
lishments of the county where it is used, may
be mentioned the HOWARD AND BROAD.
WAY HOTELS, New York. Reference can.
also be had at Canton, Norwalk and Ashland,
where it is generally employed.
J..Ra SQUIRE of Ashland, having purchas-
ed the right of Ashland County, is now pre-
pared to furnish TUBS on short notice.
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Excelsior Corn aud Cob Mill.

THE above Mil has the most valuable in
and is adapted to the various grinding and
crushing purposesf for feeding all kinds Of stock.
Orders for the above Mill are respectfully -
licited and will receive our prompt a~ttentioA.
A. j. EHDLYs
3m26 Sturges' Block, Mansfield. Ohio.
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Iron. Nails ard Glass.
narnentars TonlaI

A LARGE assortment kept constantly On
N hands and for sale at the Hardware Stoes
Of 3nf26 Al. ENDLIs
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SADDLERY !!

Our Saddlery Department is complete, eM-
bracing every thing to be found in that lins.
and would respectfully solicit the attention q
Saddlers to our large stock of
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6'eLoeKsP
Tho Hpnie resolved itseIfipto com
smittee Of tie whole, aud discussed the
bill to amend the act regulating appeals
to- the District Courts.
The committee rose and reported the,
bill back with one amendment, Strike
out all after the enacting clause. The
object of the bill is to take away the
right of appeal from the Judgments Of
tbe Common Pleas when a jury has been
had on the trial.
The House 4greedsto the amendment.
Yeas Sc. nays So the bill is lost.
Tia House again resolved into COM
mitsep q the whole, Mr. Smith d Frank-
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VVAO8 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
in every variety, such as Silk and Worsted
Laces. Damasks, Fringes and Tassels, Brass
and Silver Hubb and Sand Bands, Enameled
Cloths, Burrs, Hubs, Fellows, Springs and
Axles.
E.1oor Oil C1oth99
fall widths and latest stripes for floors and
halls. Mansfield, Nov. %, 1855. 26-3m-
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EVERYBODY READTHls
u. DISSB Bie

n A NNoUNCES to the people of Ashland
n and vicinity that he has opened q Tai
y lor Shop in Ashland, over zimmerma&s Tin
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sale of EsenI Estate by order OF Pro-
-haIe. CnHrf

FCLroS d McCeNss Att Us for Petitioners.
February -, 1856. 3T-6w
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3o,cLocK, P. N.
Mr. Matthews offered the following

resolutions:
Resolved, By the General Assembly
of the State of Ohio, That the Congress
zef che United States is hereby request
ed to take speedy and efficient steps to-
wards the improvement of the naviga,
tiOa ofthe Ohio river. BY appropriating
A~reasonable aud sufieieuts of money
to aid in the construction of a canal
proupdthe falls oftLe Ohio river, upon
s7the Indiana side.
Res0lUed, That the Senators and Rep
resentati1es from this State are hereby
requested to submit these resolutions to
their respective brauehes of the Nation
aldEepisIature.
NJ .tthews read from a report in
isfaborzof the project. The resolutions
were agreed to.
-xsAMr sBrpwp. fronetbe Committee on
Federal Rclatiegs. reported a preamble
and re5olutions Respecting mattcrs IN
sKassas The report aud resolutions
were ordered to be printed and made the
special order for Wednesday, next.
MrsKeiley introduced azbill to pun
E5sh The embezzTenIeht unlawful use
The public monies Real the frst
time. e
UPouths motion 6f Mr.. Brace, the
Senate resolved itself INTO Conpmitteeof
the Whole, aad considered the usur3
bill, which was reported back and order
ed 10 be ~engrossed-
Adjourned. s
uauSEaER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08
POLITICAL.

71TH WARD NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC BUCHANAN
LIE and Breckenridge Club.-At meeting OF the naoua
democracy Of the Fourteenth ward held Friday evening"
June at 2l2 Grand street, Mr. Michael emih In the CHAIR
W. Moonev and John Lesmy acting secretaries.
The Chair stated that the call Of the meeting for the
consideration the action the Cincinnati tue
terencs which have heretofore existed the democratic party
In this State.
On motion of Mr. James Smith committee Of three were
appointed to select officers for this club TO be approved
motion Of Mr. Patrick Doerley committee Of five were
appointed dram resolutions expressive of the Of this
meeting.
41he Committee Officers report the following named gen.
temen as officers of this club
For President-Michael Tuomey
For Vice Presidents-rhomaa Wh0ean Patrick Barnes
George Cassidy John Boyd Michael Smith, Nicholas W.
Mooney,
For Trsasurer-Wm.s 9. Cole
For SecretRry-JOSn Ieamy.
For Corresponding Secretary P. T. Burns.
Moved and seconded that the report of the COMMITTEES Of
hcors be accented Adoped unanimously.
1he Committee on Revolutions reported theoowng which
Resolved That this body be named and hereafter known q
the National Democratic Buchanan and Breckenridge CLUB OF
the Fourteenth ward
Resolved We the national democracy of this ward do
heartily of the action Of the Cir cinna Convention
Endorsing the minority report Of the Committee Credentials
thereby recognizing the democratic party Of this State
Resolved That the platform laid down by the Cincinnati Con-
venon broad enough and long enough good demo
cat stand and hereby Invite all sush enrol hem
selves under our banner REGARDLESS Of all past issues
Convention. MICHAEL SMITH. Chairman,
JOHN LEAssY Secretaries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08
Openlng OF inc STRAW aat season.-G

Opening OF the Straw Hat Season.-Gcnln
opens he straw hat for 1856 with stock which, IN
kn variety and beauty cannot be paraleed in New YsrK
BeedeS the Mast India confined exclusively to his
shmen he assortment includes luen: Leghorns Panama
Canton, Engeh brblans brown and white sennets and
other brads styles shapes and sizes diver
sd ~ the fabrics themselves; the varying height
and The bins In DEPTH that old and young equally
vide field for choice The brown and White seone hats TOR
popular both for town and country this summer. To
he wants of the clergva handsome black hat
has just been brought at erns and In fact there
profession Calling no style of face. eccsndy Of TASTE
Mat catered for producing this
mont Of summer fabrics.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08

THE MOST sUrERB BIJoU CABINETS cAsKETs.
lace srd level boxes table,. stands 30. nlsd with gold
LlsshR AGO, morrow morning. Goods all made BY the
Japanese.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08

MASS RATIFICATION MEETING OF THE MA.
~ iiossl Democratic Excelsior Club.-"Buchauan and
the large Of Academy Hail. 663 Broadway, opposite
Bond street. Tuesday evening the l0hinstsnt 1t O'CLOCK.
cracy Of james Buchanan Of Pepnslvana and John G.
The following gentlemen have invited and Ioected
70 address the meeing Charles o. Connor ESQ., James +.
Bon James :, Smith Jr Bon Gilbert Bean: Charles Card
J: Dillon Esq William J. Rose Esq George q. barnard,
JOHN B. HAsKIN President
sr9 %sn,. G. BERNARD }secretares.
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COAL.

(yoAL.- HAVING THE MEANS OF BRINGINa MY
" own coal 70 MARKET and having the expenses
in connected with the sale OF COAL me 70
sell cheap any In this city. Call and see.
RICHARD CLINTON $50 First avenue, Of Fifteenth
street and Sc Goerck street, corner OF Rivington
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To the Hatters In the city ana Country

To the Hatters In the City ana Country
hat which may be considered In every equal not
dark brown shade gives the important advantage Of
not showing the dust and dirt which has always been
the principal objections TO the wearing OF straw hat The
shape .ght bell crown Of four ana half inches hIh the
four inches wide, with double edge. which gives pro-
lection the face well additional rmness to the brn
have every confidence in oenR the above style called the
Hawatha being light well durable style Of
merlhst. For sale by the case only.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08

Defiance Salamander Safes.-RObert M.
PATRICK the sole In the United STATES Of the
above celebrated safes end powder proof defiance looks
Ind cross bars. Depot No. l92 Pearl street. door below
Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08

Summer Stockholm Large and Elegant
clothing ready SALE embracing
many ecaies AID styles 70 be found where form
clothing We have ever got Of very moderate and
25s. 25s and go Broadway corner Of Warren st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08

AexKlng's Patent Champion Fire and Buis
sAs proof nse, Win aas patent powdsr proof look Both
ukygtA Palace New York. 1884. SILA6 O. HERRING 3
Co., LBS, l37 and 1S9 Water street, n. z.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08
I PRESS, A LARGE DoUsLE

THE AMERICAN WEEKLY PRESS, A LARGE DoUsLE
theet newspaper Ia issued every Friday morning. from
the office the proprietor. northwest corner OF Fulton
Nassau Streets New York at the extremely price
Dollar contains all the note New
York city during the week all police msers religious
In Europe and America everything Of interest throughout
the country calculated To please general
reader. 1he price at which Ia published puts within
me reach OF every person Subscription price 81 year fur
versemen, inserted in The Weekly Press at Atty
cents per lire. All orders must be Addressed pro
pretor northwest Of Fson and Nassau Streets New
York '
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08

Young Lawyers would Find IL Greatly to
their advantage have careful ANALYSIS OF their phrenoog
cal dsvelopemens Bxaminaons with charts and full writ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08

Call Mt Leavitt, Delisser d Co.'s, and See
that superb tabls-he only Of the kind
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08

Some Hats StuPily the Expression OF the
ce-Bspensheids gives refinement nobility
0e features &c artist Whistler in the hand the
head his cssmeres and Rocky Mountain beavers issued
the appendsgs Of gentleman. Compare them
with any other of the season. and decide for Yourself
ESPHN6OhEID, 1lS Nassau street.
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Canton China.-Just Received ON COnsign.
nens 20 cases OF bine Canton china dhes all Izee
cred dhes and tureens gravy boats salad
soup plates broakaat and pie plates less thar impsaon
sost China Han, 8l3 Broadway, above Eleventh street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08

Do not Fail to Attend the Great Auction
o. Jspsnefe cmioeies at LBAvIrT, DRLIsB .K Oos to
morrow morning opportunity for hs purchase Of Thu
and beautiful never before offered.
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NEWsPAPERs, &c.

"A LY PRESS the cheap newspaPer published every Fri.
day morning. At 81 80 hundred Subscription price, 81
per year. Terms cash. ONCE northwest corner Of Fulton
Nassau streets, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08

Pianos and MelOdeOnc.-The Horace Waters
modern i'm proved pianos and meodsons to DO found No.
1888 Broadway Pianos and purchase
tor monthly pa,ments second hand pianos $50
$40; melodeons, rem $40 to 1885,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08

Whereas terfeters and mia0rs, moved by desire
share profits accruing from the sale Of Lyons magnetic
pOwder and pills with the inventor OF those articles
p variety poisonous compounds TO the same
therefore known that the only posoness nfabe and
ants moths ne, and other insects is Lyons magnetic pow
non for cleaning houses cellars barns stores warehouses;
Sc Of rats OF mice Is Lyons magnetic pills. The cera
satea IN he effect of higher character than
before given TO inventor dscoverer Of article
for Domestic purposes Lyon has received four national
Prusss The President Of the United States and the rs cen
'A"e' ~ nS '''''' ''''' = EMANUEL LYON
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Awnings and Tents OF Every style Made
border ct The shortest notice Orders through the post aend
fActory Is Ess Broadway. @. q. TYLRR. N. B.-A CHI
oAl preparation applied to all kinds of and
cd 70 prevent midew.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08

First Cargo from Japan.-The most MagnI-
collection of fancy and Amenta goeds
isstured are row on exhibition ct hEAvIIT DELIssEK
OO.'6 Broadway OF White s&eot The goods all
made By the Japanese and beahul novelties The
tire lot win be sold by auction June and TO- The ladies
nvited TO examine them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08

The Best Hair Dye Is Justly Awarded to
BALLARD, chemist and pe.fnmsr, 49s Broadway,
rican Institute Examined by Professor TORY Dr. Chiffon
and pronounced the best.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08

The June Zephyrs.-Full Suits, made from
neht all WOOL though always washable, shrinking
aiding; smeres known ZEPHYR cashmere suits 80 ling
EVARs cotsg warehouse Nos 66 ana oS Fulton street,
NJ $40
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08

Baths, Baths, Baths.-COl. CIoyd,s Swim.
ming and warm salt waite, uAhs at tho foot Of Fourth tree.
topher ferry take bath and down by
at. ferry, for less than . bath only In New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08

Young MEMS DEMOCRATIC UNION CLUB.-A
special meeting of the club will be held ct their rooms,
Mercer House, corner of Bsooms street, Monday
9Th inst, ct 8 O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08

p. L. Rogers Warehouso at this Moment
contains assortment of boys clothing that
matched in the United States The fresh Paris
the prices atonshr CIV low Parents invited inspect
the stock. p. ROGERS, Of Fulton and Nassau
streets, opposite Herald and Bun Offices,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08

1000 Portraits Taken DaLy.-Four Times
The umher taken any other picture gallery America
The world half the cost going off for IS and CENTS
splendid works Of art. Depot $50 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08

Go to Leavitt, Delisser & Co.'s, Tomorrow
morning. at half past ten o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08

Removal John Maria Farina, Sole Agent
the genuine Fsrna Colosne water has removed D Broad
Exchange place. Cologne oil kinds
Of genuine glasses and wicker bottles Orders will DO prompt
" attended 10.
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Spring Fashion I'm Ties Cravats, &c.-Men
Of fashion invited to inspect the style Of plain
ncy ties sHd cravas received from Paris With other
novelties at GREENS shirt furnishing establishment, No.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08

Datchsior's Hair Dye, Wigs ard Toapecs
are supesor % all others. Their nav sscIre
e1oe comfort 70 The wearer, natural and durability
Ha unrivAed and only harmless hair dye applied twave
privAie rooms, u BATOHnLO rs Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08

Wilson's Business Directory for 1867 is
now In preparation and viii shortly be published Price Is
eferod 70 them before purchasing Publication Office 379
Broadway. corner OF White street-June 4, 1885,
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


GIFT BOOK ENrERPRIsR.-nyANs 4 co., fHR
" orgnators Of the gift book enterprise Judging from the
daily attendance Of visrs seem TO have dsanoed all
petors IN the business Tho tact that people will where
hey the leads theirs
iares enterprise yet started They have been the Of
drsds Of patrons have been pleased BY tempting the fcke
Goddess OF Fortune. Give them CALL at 400 Broadway all
you who wish 70 get good book with chance Of Obtaining
valuable present.
lust NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN SPEAKING AND
Writing Corrected, book which points current
improprofes In s,eAking and writng adding plain
directions for correcting them. For sale by all bookseers
price 10 cents. The trade piled by sTRINGER TOWN.
BEND, 222 Broadway.
OFFICE OF TROw,s NEW YORK CITY DIRECTORY
" compiled by II. Wilson, 1873 Broadway, June g. 1856.
The City Directory will be published june is. Wilson's Busi-
Directory and the Copartnerahp Directory viii pub
rsbed shortly aner.
These works have compiled with great care and we
trust will be found superior former publication.
The system of taking subscriptions heretofore practsed
has proved annoying the public that have
JOHN r. rRow, Publisher.
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THE TURF.

uNAsHION JOCKEY CLUB -GENTLIMEN DESIRUUs
IT. Of joining the Fssto Jockey Cub normed that
member And the name OF tho for admiration and
the member him be BY HIM
submiueA 70 The club Gentlemen wishing become
bers will please observe tas rule and apply tho maerAsn
ed. Ast0r House between and 8 p. N.
j. A VAlkkTIhs, Secretary FAshion Jockey Club.
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J0uven's InOdorous Preparation Instantly
piece Of flannel and the dirt forthwith disappears. Dan
worn Immediately AnerwArda One bottle t warranted 70
OONTkhT, NEARY co., so Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08

PotlchOm anie.-The New and Bea utiful Art
Of decorating glass the finest china. fow hour
Interesting Transforms simple glass vessel into
splendid Chinese eevres vase All the materials for sale
Also boxes containing vases and every article
Prise g. Fun instruction 10 purchaser free. The trade sup
pied CONTENT, NEARY 4 CO.. 6O2 Broadway,
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BUCHANAN AND THE PRESIDENCY.-THE APP
~ proaching Presidential contest promes to be heating
and exciting one and every person will desire good
paper be informed Of The doing. of the politicians The
AMERICAN WEEKLY PRESS. q large newspaper iude
pendent IN politics and conservative Tone the paper
wanted. Subscription price only 81 per furnshed
agents 80 per hundred Ordersi must be addressed
the office OF the propretor northwest Of Fulton and
Nassau streets, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-08

DACES-FAsHION COURSE, NEwTOwN, L. Twill
IL commence June IT, snd continue four days Several
stables udrg Lecompte Prior Poison and Joa
have arrved ers The bar. are nov opened and
tsmen will find by croesiug tho Grsenpont ferry (Testh
they but two blocks OF and but 81 miles
one OF the finest roads In the country.
WILLIAM A DBLAv AN.
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THE PIONEER BUCHANAN ASSOCIATION OF TIE
city Of New York immeda tely the receipt OF the
nomination fired hundred In the Park arer which
the association met at the Pewter Mug ana completed It's
Plantation, at 1l clock A. M Friday 9Th inst bv
Ing John Wilson, Esq President; VIM. N Brown, John Orr
and Robert Donnel Vice Presidents James Reilly and
George Cauaed Secretaries The following resolutions
Resolved That recognizing the long continued aud eminent
services the lofty personal character the distinguished ability
and the tried and unfinching patriotism OF James Buchauan
Of PennsyvaniA the Pioneer Buchanan Association OF the
Cty Of New York. do hail his unanimous nomination by the
National Democratic Convention Cncinna and
didae their choice for the Presidency Of the Unei sa
with profound sincere delight and do endorse the
with all our hearts, And, furthermore be 1t
Resolved. That In the combined Of the democratic dele
cations Of the State of New York In his behalf the
return Of that union and harmony TO our party which will
and glory of this great nation.
Resolved That orgeu Of past differences will all
endeavors place noble standard the
Presidential chair the 9Th Of March, 1857 and pledge
selves unite hand In hand for the accomplishing Of such
glorious work. JOHN WILSON, President.
S $ $s:;s II, Ssssssi VIC. Presidents.
JAMES j. Reilly, 1c.,~....,o.
GEoRGa CAULFIELD Sooioios'
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Tbs form q disease occaeoIed BY tbs exssent srteries
throwing quantity Of fluid than the absor
use no. nrIT dreh's pas cnvey BY magic as we'e,
impulse the remote eyemies ousng their absorbenst TO
Acuon. ard in OF ling watsrv de ooss thera
swskerinE sleeping energies these vessels whiah
millions oil pumps At work, transmit he oroid fluid TO the
niestnes and urinary passages affecting reduction OF the
tropecs limbs sonnet in few hours aud thu sording
pile Thus in eropses he orin al
cnued enlargement OF the hnts or hmbs there 10 no.
Ding In ho world 70 be compared to the effect
bYandIe.hs pills produce. In chroRis perasve'
been introduced thew have superseded other msd;nes
Of pPofessed similar qualities They harmless bread
often powerful bread TO sustain lie. TODD the
starving Brsndrehs vegetable ps to the sick in dan
Ard 10 fact proving themselves we'll worthy the and
reputation hey possess. From Brandre.hs pulls like
clouds from The sun, y Impurities repeiops. ndgesuons,
tves gefs and peris OF death Some OF the best men in
Gases 'ecent-A gentleman residing In Peekskill wsl
Ecusled with pains In the head The attack would last
or two or three days ut time; he used various sdes
but poD benefited him. he vas recommended 70 use Bran
He was entirely cured by This d0s1 He sailed this
Afternoon and stated that he had had return OF his ac
acn but epoyed uninterrupted good health for the last two
year. Another case Of similar BAure but 2ca.sd with
Yheumats occurred IN the town. and entirely
SUR BY the use Of three boxes.
gentleman for years was afflicted with absoeM Of the
nves and WAS river up hy his physcisns 70 de AZ lat
directions he took manv IF cen pills o dose.
6xtsen boxes entirely removed his long and heavy acn
restoring him To perfect health
Bold 1t DR.. Brandreth's principal Office 43 Canal stree
audreth's Buidipg burnton's bookstores 298 Bowe,
and al Hudson street, by Mrs.. Ha, 175 Fulton street,
Brc0klyn; E. j. Homsn l2< south sixth street. Williams
Cauon-t pills. purpoitng TO be Brandretha pills with
No. 21 Broadw ay on the side label, are counterfeit
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Raglan Hats.-Pablic Approval OF our IF
xs % hatters supply tho dghte neGgc hat d low oo
Eo4 and 1850 LED Us 70 seek aonxs The Paris &brcents g,
sssn hsI We due 70 cnrseives "a stste NAT
No with us have control Of The entire importation,
aevsd per Barcelona aud FUon Xhe number being limited
asmen win do well 70 mako their selections early. For sale
. our counteSs only. LaARY Co., leaders and mroducers
e inshs0n AstoY Houae, Broadway.