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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-02

h1ars.s~a.
HA11ses-EAsiE.-or Wednesday, 1st inst, by the Rev
hos s. hastings, Al the residence OF the o1de ,aer
EpwARD a. hAsnsGe 70 NARTs j. daughter OF MO. Han
Lab g. Earle. all OF this city
HusrER-cxsSy.-ln hls cisy, On Tuesday s. pit 80 a,
me the BRIDES iather. by tho Rev MIR NJ
aiter. JONI HuSTIa 10 Miss AgsNL L. CRANE, dAagater
u John Crane, hsq., all OF this cIly.
GFEks-SIHEGKI.tln Wecnes lay, the ist inst, by the
Rev. Archibald Eoss, WIlIAa GEExS 70 MISS aDsIA sCas
GEL. all OF this CITY.
TpAvIR--BRowS.-On sunday afternoon, Sept %, b.
the Rev. Or. DOW hing, ZAIK r. rtAvEg ESQ., 10 Mss MAR
nARl- A BROWN. all Of this city.
hAy-McGowN In ths city, on Friday, sept. 20, by
he Rev. John Trash JONI HAY 10 Misc JAaE Mc0owS all
Of tins city.
keIso Chronicle pie copy.
EpwAms-GoopwN.-Onr Tuesday, Sep, 80 At Grace
church, by the Rev. {. W. Taylor. FLANK ;. EDWARDS,
81. d. son Charles EDWARDS ESQ 10 EL9 ANNE, daugn
Ter u Thomas Goodwin, ESD, all OF this city.
Wu1AAhs--BRows.-At Now burg, on Wednesday, Ocl.
!, by the Rev. Dr. McCarroi Mr. W. j. WILLIAMS OF this
city, 10 Miss anna E. daughter OF Bon Jos W. Baows,
ut Newburg
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Included In the salcn few hundred barrels
without change In prices. Southern brands
with sales Of about 800 bb nj quotArons given above
Wheat in fair request wi hout change OF mcmsnt
quotations. The sales embraced ABOUT 30 0ov 10 COT
bushels including Illinois and Indiana fair choice red
81 30, 81 oil 81 So; white lees active. TIE ses
embraced common TO prme southern At 81 81 81 g.
and white Canadian DC, at 81 % q ~ o. Mtwau
kie club a. 81 40. snd Cn,csgo spring ~ ~ IS
Corn active with sles Q, about 80 0oO 80 eco bush
at csc. 6shc. Rye quiet and nominal nj So a
o0c Cats hrm, with islr sales NJ yester lay a
prices Barley steady with moderate Sales o
CorTos.-rhe Gales embraced about 800 900 bales,
al nrm prices.
FRsiaHrs.--Gran was freely taken tor liverpool the
engagements having footed about 100 bushels Ia bulk
and bags II Cd pkd Flour was D., ard cotton I'D
for compressed. To London, 500 bbs. -four were en-
gagged. st 2s Cd OIL cako a. 3os and Il reported
that about 40 900 bushels grain engaged I0d
There nothing new tc notice IN rates Tor Continental
pcrh.
lrnvruoxs - povs active ard arner, with
sales OF about 800 bslf mess 10 $40 i2is $40 %
while Prime CT fis sis12. Beet
was In steady demand, With sstcs OF abor.
200 bb1. country, including prime, al ~ = 81,
and do a, ~ SRI primo mesa auf bee hams were
unchanged. 1a1ol vas wanted, AZ lOi4c lis. for
bone and clear Cut meats without sales Of mo
ment and quiet At &c nc. for shoulders, aui at ~
&C. for hams. lard inactive, with esies ~ loo
bbs. ri ID &c. NSc. Butter was selling at loo.
acc. Tor Ohio and II 1sc DC for state.
SrGlRs --yne Gales were contocd 20 about 800 3 eco
hhds, including about 80 Porto Roo a &C. a9Sc and
The remainder conssiedsof cubs muscoyndo. ca eny n
: = asNc
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Fillmore Cartmcn's Torcialight Processon.
The Know Nothing cartmens sorchisht PROCESSION, which
has bees postponed o,n took place last night the
weather was deemed prorahous. II w~s very rsspecsa
bic turnout and veacsed great credit on the Committee
OF Arrspgemen the Marshals and the borseshe Latter
being be greed feature o. The PROCESSION. the procession
commenced 10 move from Fourth ~ ek O'clock
and marched down broadway 10 Chambers street, and UP
Uhaiham street and the Bowery 70 Union square. The
streets were but thniy lined with people, and The entbu-
sasm was not very great AL kinds Of vchos were out
CARTS trucks, express wagons, drays, busses, osni-
buses and every conveyance that runs on wheels In
city was represented. The hosses and carts
were gaily decked with ribbons, bags, stream.
ere and banners, and altogether the scene pre-
scented while the procession was passing We very
the The notices ou the wagons we're chiefly directed
against tho wooly horse and hal aprryrha animal
s-tuaIy termed up Of the carts. Nesr Or. Cha
rin's church the procession oumenced rassrg -
wcntg 'ow tniEItes pest rue go Grstef " tsr NJ.
ttG ypat sbt..eE al t.ft. as Usxttvg tll .ts
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N,E WnhogsT --Yfs accomplished arts,te gives
her second concert II New York Nolos saloon tins
evening, and brilliant programme Gas been selected
lime de wihorst, ike many noble predecessors 6nds
incumbent upon her the great si.s which
cbaEied the fashionable drawngroom Tor the
tertanueDt oi o somewhat larger circle We have no
doubt but tia, Nine. de Whore. VIII apsesr public
that will pGnd literally
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCE.
MON Ey MARK II r.

WhnNKpAY, OCT. I-6FH
The tendency Of prices downward This morning at
the opening, and decline realized in nearly all the
leading stocks Al the FIRST board Cumberland fell Oh
per cent New York Central, is Reading, ~ Michigan
ces,r>l, u; Illinois Central Rallrosd, X; rsnams, Y.
Michigan southern advanced y per cent, Cleveland and
Toledo, X Erie pretty vel maintained with mode
rate trsnssetiors Reading Suffered to-day from the
vague runors sfoet said e. -usns.e ron Philadelphia
sOoomrEn&d ~'t t,es o.de-s - - f,e ls
tlg.s 80 ts,1 ytp .sla. sd 80 4s4s s. 1~tct =
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% Monday q this week, which caused q falling
demase web NJ prices There aae lot from caaa
da and another from ksntucAy, which esumaad
weigh 100 los dressed The supplies chledy
this tate and Umc rhe sales for folio
S4 beef cattle 81 80 J 81 and calves SiO SO; %
veal calves one. 5e a5ao sheep and lambs s, 50
sales by Mr. hctcarlhy for he were-i,5B mead
sheep and lambs prices varying from 81 ~ 80.
fales by "a ume BALDWIN. a. Brownings- 49, =.
kver.pe 1er head ................... IS
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CONT Ca blav.

sryEsRs CoeRT-Crcuit.--Noe. ii.o, SIs, 1857, t04.
7bl Dos $40, l26s 49, l2e5 1885, i42s, 53o 80, 5at
1863 207, sbs loi6 l46i, liSc " 1905 ls70 70 1000,
1902 10 l532, 1874 to 1908
UNTtp nInRiCT .opLI--Ao<. las, - 10 IS 80,
~, a.
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man would remain under the Of dsAgreeabe b.oa,h
when by usinx the balm " thousand towers denu
nice would not ONLY but leave the ch vhia
sabaeer MANY persons do knov their breath l. bsd
and the subject delicate friends Will mention
q single drop q the balm tooth brush and
wash the teeth night and morning fty cent bottle rfh
For by All druRgs.s None genuine uaess
signed by YFTRID0E a co, propfieinS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-02

Dss - al usnhefy. the beam hsve followed d,vu
VIII great deal q spirit and there 70 probably larger
snert interest IN ths seek tbAD has bean known ~
many months We do nos anything IN the business q
the company justiyns such . decline. There may
be something wrong In the financial Affairs Of tbe concern
but thus far nothing has appeared. Tho resignation
Of the President o. the road s a ITSELF MOI sufocns
cause ir such decrease IN the market value Of me
stock. As II now ttands tbs tandcncy downward In
side operators generally sellers, and The buyers are
principally the shorts Comparatively 0arreat prices are
low, and principally for that we look Tor reac
ton The upward movement. IN Erie to-day was in con
sequence Of active csil soak from purchasers
buyers sDeSu THIS demand eau have but a temporary
effect Of favor able character Cleveland and Tct nd
Michigan Southern quite active this morning al bet
YER prices.
Al the second board the arket generally vas better
Erie went up \ per cent, Reading, y, Michigan South
erp, NJ Cleveland and Toledo r.. Erie sod this alter
noon at os9i per cent cash, and e2s seller 90 day
This Is very great difference for that time, and shows
hat the imitation In prices Is only temporary.
fhe sts amship Asia, nom Tins port Tor Liverpool 10
day, carried out s960, 6s6 60 in specie.
Albert u Ncoay's regular semi-weesiy auction sale
of stocks and oonis will take place lrnurs-
day al half past IL O'Clock at the MerchaDts Exchangs
The operations at the Asssapi Treasurer ONCE, thus
far this week, nave been ~ foiows:-
nal R.eip.s. Rial PayTaS1..s. Balance.
MoDaay... s4ss 90. 80 s375, 800 "a siS e,s,73s "
Tuesday .... 1236s7 81 l304U OF ID 5n,nys o.
Wednesday. 1885, AS 10 lSs,7o7 % l5,62s335 o.
The warrants entered AZ the Treasury Department
Washington on the a9h OF SC ptember were ioiogs-
rexas debt waryanys ........ $500. S20D, IL
For tne redemption OF stoc,ts ,..,.....,.. 551s o.
For the Treasury Department. ........... 81 90
Tor the Interior Denart me nj. ........ 553lS H.
For Customs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. D. s1i "a
War warrants receive ed and entered ..... ~ IdI ~
War repay warrants received and eaieTed Is i19 -
Interior repay received and entered 7ij 8:
From mlsre ian eous sources ............ l,23e ),
Op account OF tho Navy. ................ a5sis A.
The amount the varoug United States deooeit1res
subject 10 draft, the I'D ult, wss s.3, ia6 900.
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CITY CON nERCIAL REPORT.

NEpNtsrtf, Oct Id Il. NJ
Asaps were quiet and prices unchanged.
BRkApsrIrHS --FlouY-rhere was somewha. more &C
vy In prices and the sales embra ,cd about 90 bbls
4 he laIla klsfga
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Stoeh Exchange.

The amount IN the varoug United states deooeitnrses
subject 10 draft on the I'D uit, Vac ga 1876 900.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-02

NftiltN ~ thk bLlNs
In order to protect myself against fraud and the public
asns, dangeioas impos,ens deem Z necessary % stat
ssnapps are abroad and 70 warn al those who nee y and
esiIious and dang erous impoAtions.
Let the public, therefore, and the medical faculty, be
Their guard against receptions in matter important 10
am impeied from knowledge tha,
an ass os HI New yors rhasepSa and BoSon %
sehnapps % The injury 2. my interest ana and
must follow the introduction OF their impure and noroas CON
The schedan Aromatic schnapps thus authenticated is
their by three thousand ea1
msDs msdsa faculty IN Ss rneS s,nes Therefor oos o
the iprssson on The bottle and he cork and sec thai my
abel TDoLPIiO WOLFE. 2 Beaver strse, N. Y.
Shell Dress Combs.--A large variety at
A. A J. SAUNDERS 81 Bro.wsy.
Gentlemen who appreciate fine Hat, and
scHkiD's, isSa-sau street
whites 50 Hat. Fall style.-IAs Enlton
street. between broadway and Nassau street.
Knoy's Fall Hat ls all tIsc Rage, siso his
Paris soft hate a. Broadway, corner OF Fulton ses
Fancy Cutlery for sale, at A. ~ j. Saun-
pERs', Ne. AsioF House, ~ broadway.
The Cameo-Type-The most Celebrated
miniature introduced, stasen only At WIlIiAMsoN'S
show.
Crystnl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. view fhG~
lures large -le, dollar Ambrospes and da
types, my cents. Cal and see.
HUNTERS New Gallery. fs Broadway
Colored Photographs by Female Artists for
a.. plain 81; % cent miniatures. coo taken daily. Depot
u aIf, - braadway.
PhrepoIogy DETERMINATIONS, with Charts
ard ssn asscrsonS q sh.rsses sa ay rrosso
The Tsrk. Private rooms for lad,es aud ssnlemen.
Pianos and Ireiodeons - The Horace Waters
pianos and msodeors be found only
Brosdway Planes 10 rent, and rent allowed on
monthly Eecond hand pianos.
Pisuofcrtes.-A Number OF New and Second
hand pianos me.odeonssl Of full and rich tone fully
warranted, aud ., prices nat DEFY compeuson decded
bargain may Re had at tie warehouse q JOHN r.
WAkE CO. le5 Canal street. four doors wet o. varck.
Portable Dressing Cases, for sale st a. n y.
SAUNDERS, No. Astor House, 10 Broadway.
Heavy Overcoats.-A Large stock 81 Peter
shar uokar ard Niger head chep far cs
X. n. BOUGIToN, NO. 81 kurrsy street.
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Thousants u persons with weak constitutions die carly from
deby nature should, In such be Asssed viii
Hooways pills They give tone and stamina 70 be syssm
and vtgor 70 The circulation Sold ~ The No y
Maiden iRse New York and - strand ondon; snd BY al
druggists, ri 2Sc, 62isc. and u per box
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-02

This sres . corr piete rcsuxe Of the procession. IL
shows that New York city l,37l or hors, tone
woody and 453 wagons in favor Of Alard Numrc
for Prtsioent Of the United niasee, Andrew jack
Doneson for Wee President. there disturb
Anse, far wo could learn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-02

Taste, style and Elegance are the Strong
FEATURES of the clothes sold ny BRuAGoLp PROOF fzj
FULTON street Their stuck by tried and approved
terms made the best manDr; and The mos psfticu
lar can depend upon being suited.
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AT he markss fairy supplied with
ali kinds dock and pretty good demand prevailed
iasf reeks prices follows beef osi,ie 81 SO So g
cow and calves ~ go; la veal calves &C. ne; sSi
sheer and lambs, " 60 Vs.
Al 'Psrvs-k far demand prevailed this MARKET and
Ali he stock except whce dull dapoaed OF at
an carly hour. The following the lilo beeves
&l 81 and calves ~ $50. 80 veal calves &C. 7c
A. Bruwnings FOR beef cattle and calves, and wal
calves Inc marke, unchanged Tho demand sheen ana
lambs has falcn % very pcrccpuby during The wees
no hstanding rcreips much lighter qualsy
uIl az good There Tor this noi no, he
lear thai unusually large number carcassee
are being daily brought down from Albany, where arc
snurhsred ~ comparatively less expensc, ard the freight
dr~r H. river less while they hc us kei ~,oer
a4asu IN tfer Roam ar ts rlt ~ M
- gF,,nH TT. wrrs z. ta4 fes stt. Nr4 =. ~
ets.e nst IT.. oHI 49, .st .4ttyd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-02

4 0RKAT INVENTION

"A the INV YORK LEDGER TRIUMPHANT
NEWSPAPER ELECrhorrrkp
Owing = the circulation q ilth
NEW YORK LEDGER has been i.np >-siDe or s1ns In
past " print sucient supply OF paper oy me oia
mesDs But art and invention poss resources su e ~ ~
meet AL me demands Of humanity nd hey did not az n hc
preseni instance. The LEDGER ruECIhoFYpi~@,
30 that It's forms can be multiplied ia shor
space OF time and by ths means quantity Of copies %
be struck OF with great rapidly Besides
be supplied a moment the ent payer viii ready
for printing future time just
put 10 press Hereafter therefore the pa
LEDGER will NOT be dsapponles In ting saDpfy,
how ever great the demand may be.
II been supposed heretofore that snch pages
those o the EDG Err could be otyped;
the French say, IT ~ decd hid Our electro
TOPICS the largest that the world has they
adnlira ably patrons hurry lost
they please. We say wilma Sigh cha &c OF words
Fiz James said 10 he clan Of khoderc .ihu-
Come enc, come aIl-hese types snail ny
From their dim plate as soon -
ITO MORROW FRIDAy1 MoaNiNi fHs NEW YORK
LEDGER wiz be ready and for al Al al the
containing The opening chapters o. oobs new story
titled ORION, THU iOt - BETTER OK TRUE HEAgrs
FALSE Be sure and get IT, IL he bert tale that has
been written OF city Me.
ITO MORROW FRIDAy1 MORNING. THE NEW YoRk
Il LEDGER viii be ready and Tor az all the news ell
containing The opening Oh pte o. Lonb's new story
titled, ORION, THE GOLD BkATkk, OK, TRUE HEARrs
FALSE BE and get IT, II u Ire best Tale that has
been written OF etS NE
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Ladies. N you wish tn Look Charming sssl
arpesf proper and seleel footing hs besnnai noah
al October buy your CATER boots slippers India rubber
shoes SC, from J. b. t1LLEk A co. Ia Canal street
Use Cristazioro's Dye-The hest Article Of
ia kpd known wholesale and resa, and privately applied
No. q Aelor Honse
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Heavy Overcoats,--A Large stock az Peter
shsu uoal Niger head very chep csh
X. X. BoUGiITON, No 81 hurrsy street.
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nal Receipts. Rial PasjntS.:s. Balance.
Monday s468 0o9 80 S377, 800 "a Si36,s, 1913 81
Tuesday ..... l23.6s7 81 l30,4U OF ID 5n,nJ5 o.
Wednesday. lS5, 4l5 10 lSs,7o7 % l5,62s,33o o.
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w w sss weeks by my onguen, which Will no, sts = ~ b.
lure tho slin ~ hottie cent II any nart IL ne ep1plrV
~. GNsr ~ ass.s rres Nay x rss, 4 stfe st-ss. ~.
tAfy
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EAcH WEEK But INCREASES THE GES'RAL

- fmore,
While Subscribers and buyers come ia by the sccre
BY hundreds and thousands who never before
Had thought OF paper, except bore,
TIL the LEDGER their vision and still more,
And they cried 10 ts beautiful sior-s .Encorepi
Aud studied ~ pictures and poaderei them FER,
nd read and re read I'll their nall
Don't fan " get the story oy CoGB ch viii
mencsd % morrow frdayl morning tts eal.led ORION,
HE GOLD BEATER or, 1EIE IEAnTs and FAIxE-a
Tale Of City LdIo.
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The warrants entered At the Treasury Department
washnaton on tho ao. ~ L i,r ,.rn "a ioilo IA
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Win be commenced In the NEW YORK LEDGER, which
vii be tseaed 10 morrow FRIDAY mornog It's entitled
ORION, THE GOLn be- TER;
TRUE HEARTS md FALSE.
4 fai. OF CITY fafe.
Buy Tread land b. amoag Us hundred lou
sand readers, Tor ina - the Pogt Tie LEDGER val
reach IL near IL Circulating does than thres
family newspapers in lhe United states. PRICE -FOUR
CENTS.
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Portable Dressing Cases, for sal~ AZ a. ~ y.
sArNpERs,. No Aslor Honse. 90 Rro.iway.
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To.MoRHow NRInAYl MORNING, THE NEW YORK
l. LEDGER Will be ready anil for sale all the
containing ID. opening chapters OF Uobb's sory
uled, ORION, TIE GOLD EEAIEk. Ok True HEARTs AND
FAs Bs,lle and get H. II Is the beck tale ts has
NFis.en OF
TOMORROW FRIpAyD MoRSINi THE NEW YORK
LEDGER VIII b~ ready and for sale all the
containing the opening chapters Uobhs story
titled, ORION HE GOLD RhA1 Err, or TEuE liz ARrs M
F4isf Re and get II thu. h.s ever
been written OF city hfo.
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Colorcd Photographs by Female Artists for
e. plain, 81 % cent miniatures. 1cO0 taken daily Depot
Of ait ~ nraadway.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-06-25
Dlaca is tbe MAINS of Kausas. He did not pro-

place is the plains of Kansas. He did not pro-
pose to organize hostile force to take treas
enable ground against the government; nor
was it ofany use to send few enigrants there
to be robbed and murdered, as others had been.
He said it was necessary for the great and
wealthy North to raise $4,000, 600, in order
that 10000 men of character, with strong
hearts and strong hands, might be placed upon
those fertile plains, as actual settlers, and be
provisioned for one year. That number once
there, determined to maintain their rights,an
there would be no more disturbances, no more
murders, and no more border ruffians in Kan
sas. The North could do it and though it
would cause some sacrifice from individuals,
it would be nothing compared with what had
been suffered by the settlers of the Territory.
The great Interests of the North and of the
Union, and of every individual, demand it,
and he hoped there would be no pause in the
movement till Kansas and the empire behind
her should be redeemed from Slavery
Ruffiauism.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-06-25
LET Us REASON TOGETHER.
HOLLOWAY PILLS.
WHY ARE WE SICK 2

It has been the lot of the human race 10 be weigh
Il ed down by disease and suffering HOLLo.
WAYS PILLS are specially adapted to the relief
of the WEAK, the NERVOUS, the DELICATE
and the INFIRM, of all climes ages. sexes and
constitutions Professor Holloway personally su-
perintends the manufacture of his medicines in the
United States, and offers them free and enlight-
ened people, as the best remedy the world ever
saw for the removal of disease
THESE PILLS PURIFY THE BLOOD
These fam Gus Pills are expressly ooIn bined TO op-
crate on the stomach, the liver, the kidneys the
lungs, the skin, and the bowels correcting nny de
the very fountain Of life, and thus curing dsease
in all its forms
DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COMPLAINTS
Nearly half the human race have taken these
Pills II has been proved in all parts of the world
that nothing has been found equal them in cases
OF disorders Of the liver, dyspepsia and stom sch
complaints generally They soon give healthy
tone to these organs, however much deranged and
wnen all other means have failed.
GENERAL oEBILITY Ill LLHEaLrH
Many of the most despotic Governments have o.
pened their Custom Houses 10 the Introduction of
these Pills, that they may become the medicine Of
the masses. Learned Colleges admit that this
medicine is the best remedy ever known for ns-.
sons Of delicate health or where the svstsn
been In paired as It's nvgorating properties never
fail TO afford relief.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
No female young old, should be without this
OeieoiaIeo mcoioine IL correots and regulates the
monthly courses at al periods, acting in many ca
seq like charm, 1t is also the best and safest
medicine that can be given to Children of all ages,
and for any complaint; consequently no family
should be withoutit
Holtoa0ays Pis arc the 6es. ren,ey ky,o,o IN RE
loori2 for the follolot,lg Diseases -
Asthma Diarrhsa Observation-Disclosures
Coughs Chest Diseases Stone and Gravel
Colds Fever and Ague Venereal Affections
Influenza Bowel Com plants Female Complaints
CostIyeness lnfam alton Worms of ali kinds
Dyspepsia Indigestion Lowness Of Spirits
Debility Liver Complaints Inward weakness
Dropsy Piles Headaches
<%* Sold at the Manufactures of Professor HoI-
LIo"aY, 80 Maiden Lane. N York, and 244 Strand,
London and by all respectable Druggists and Deal
sLs OF Medieins throughout the United States and
cly'hsed solrd, in boxes at rs cents 62i cents
There IL a considerable rayius by taking
the larger sizes ~
\ q; Direotions for the guidancs Of ps,is,.. in
a'sosas' are ahHsd 70 each box srre'ss
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-06-25

EpOOKSi BOOKS! !I-dreenleaf's Series Of
.s) Mathematical Works are now being used in
nearly all the Schools, Academies and Colleges in
the United States, and are without doubt unrival
led in point Of merit, and in adaptation to the
wants of our schools they have the pIsinest rules
and best examples TO illustrate the whole business
tors and Teachers is respectfully invited to these
works before introducing uniform series of any
other kind the law requires. These books can
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