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No. s23 BROADWAY, NETWORK,
by letter or In person for
I'm. SINGER g. cos GAZETTE


This paper Is devoted entirely to the Sewing Machine
interest," Copies will be supplied gratis 10 allnterested
n. B-The unparalleled success Of our Sewing Ma.
chimes has induced several fraudulent limitations Of them
besides numerous infringements Of patents - Of
which We own sixteen. suits for the nfrngvments Of
our patents have recently been decided In favor In
the IT, Circuit Courts In Sew-York and New Jersey.
In these suits the great principle Of
HOLDING DOWN rHK FABRic TO m sEwED TO fuE STR
FACE or ruE MACHINE, BY WELDING rREssrRE,
which Il used In all Sewing Machnes-hAs been fully
established. The Wheeler Wilson, and the Grover
Baker Sewing Machines, We allege, each infringe
three distinct patents owned by Us We have suits
against them In several Of the u g. Courts, which will
soon be tried We hereby caution the public not 10 buy
any infringing Machines, a. they can be compelled BY
Law to stop using them and TO pay costs and damages.
" Local Agen's wanted TO make sales Of our I'm
proved sewing machines. To persons opsry qualified
r the business rare opportunity for profitable and
pleasant employment is offered.
New and Improved machines exchanged on liberal
te runs for old machines Of every Kind.
I. NJ. SING Err & Co.,
aml' Principal Office, S2S Broadway, n. Z.
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Duttrp.
OUT IN THE COLD.


rrenb,lns, I stand before
Ny lady,. door,
lss never dare
To enter there
Each morn pass that way,
And svsry day
Der voice to hear.
M.
When she comes birth, I seem
As In . dreAm-
Bound loot and Land.
Helpless stand
~.
iinov she sees me there,
Yst calm ard fAir!
And 'ocn is gone.
slowly turn away,
And sadly say
All, foolish heart,
Why thrOb and smart
Beneath such COLI disdalnl'
In yaln-ln vain
Ieann0t stili
Tue bitter thrill
But a. pass along
Amid the tkrong,
And boz and smile
To all the While,
The very sunshine bright,
Grows black as night,
The summer air
BrsAlhes my despair!
rsuanOri," In n. o. ricayuns,
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Western Land Agency.

JJENRY II. BOODY & Co.. Bankers, General Land
III Agents and Dealers In Land Warrants and Real Es.
tate, continue to buy and sell Land Warrants make
Investments collections and payments enter land 81
to transact all other business pertaining to General
Western Land Agency.
From our ample knowledge Of the Western country,
and IRON our facilities for the transaction Of business,
We feel confident that execute all trusts commit
ted TO us, In manner entirely satisfactory.
Circulars furnishing full Information respecting the
terms upon which We do business, viii be sent 70 them
who desire IL.
N u. The highest market price always paid sr Land
Warrants.
Address, Henry IT, Body, Brunswick, Me-, or Alvin
Body, Hudson, 81. Crolx Co., wisconsin ga,
Feb, 10, 1856 lou
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M O ID E Il

THE following are bot rev among the many high w.
timouials voluntarily given In connendstoa u N
superior qualities Of the MODEL MELODH0NA mana
fActured By Messn. MASON HAMLIS.
From Mr.. 0ssfsrs Ssffsr, fAs Pissisf esf cenesssr
NoaroLK iiocsE, RoxBraY, Nov. !, 1854
Mer,sn. MIsos / IIAnIIs-Genis-fn very much
peased With your Model Melodeoos, having never sssu
any that would compare With them In quality and pur'
IN Of tone quekness Of action They are really very
>'' tsIspsd) 0rsrAvs sArrsa.
From LEVEL Msses, Deefsr Of Mssie.
Amer having carefully eramnsd the Mslodeooa q
Messrs. Mason Hamlin, enabled TO say, that ID
my oplLion they are d.e,dsdy superior % any oshsss
With which an acquainted. LevsLl MAsos.
From M. George y. Rect, fAs Popular esaSsssr
and Masietan.
HsxRy MASON, Fac, DEAn sin ,-TIaving had an sp-
pouunlty ofexamininG Mason lamlnS hodei heio'
deons am happy TO bear testimony 10 their great e.
ceence In general ehsraeterstcs, and espscialiy In
quality and uniformity of and tuning. they "a
me 70 be superior 10 any that have jet examined.
You" very Truly ,o,,, > poo,
From M. s. 4. Brsaerelf, cendsetsr Of Mssse ead
orsanist at ns Mount Ysrnsn, tRsr. NJ. kirk's)
eAsreA, BosfeH.
Bosros, August 4, 1854.
Messy. MASON / HAnLIx - Gentlemen - I have ex-
amined with pleasure the .Model Mecdeons manufAe-
tured by you and happy 70 say that In my opinion,
they have not been equaled BY any manufactured. I
VIII not sp<ak Of their various points Of exceenos In de-
TALL br your Instruments need recommendatioo-
sysak for fAsmssirss.
very truly yours, S.A. BAscaoSr.
Much more testimony might be produced Of like M.
ture showing the superior quality ofthe Modal Msis.
dsoRr but it 10 thought TIT the above Is SUFFICIENT
The bove Instruments are nov on hand and or sale BY
Messrs. Adams & Horton,
Who having recently formed connection In the MrsicAL
BUSINESS prepared 10 attend 10 its Instruction
In all the departments usually taught. TAs Ysesi De-
perfmsnf, SiHgink Ciasss, private Instruction In the
Elementary Ruiss and YoeaiiSink will be under the
dirrction Of D. d. ADAMS ~ bsneryt and the fRsfru
mental viii be conducted by L. H. HORTON, who vIl
give instruction upon the PIANO, 0rrAn, MELoDsos
and ssRAPHIsE also, Thorough Base, to all Who may
| be DESTROYS OF his services.
| TIT above Gentlemen have made Arrangements for
keeping PIANOS, MELoDEoSS, GUITARS, HIo.
Inns, RAMOS, and other Musical Instruments.
New or second hand for sale OF TO let, on the most
reasonable terms Samples OF which my be seen
|
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Valuable Real Estate For Sale.

THE House and Lot situated m Kossuth Street, the
street leading from south 70 Centre street. occupied
By the Subscriber.
he House 10 nearly new has nine good rooms, ID Sit
nA.e IN desirable pAee fss business man, and VIII
b sold on reasonable terms.
THERE'S never falling spring Of water In the cellar.
o. N. HIfIRLD.
niddesori, March I. 1850. saosio
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The City Marshal

Will be in attendance daily, Sundays excepied)
at the City Council Rooms, from sio Q o'clock,
A. NJ, TO receive Complaints for the violation Of
any law or City ordinance, in compliance with q
City ordnance, approved March 20, 1885
E.A. HENDERSON,
- City Marshal.
BiddelorJ, March &C, 1855. -
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uoRSESHolNG. Particular attention given
u TO Horse shoeins. BY in. ANTHOIN,
Alfred Street.
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Ebenezer Lord.
MANUFACTURE OF
GRAVE STONES,

-of all kinds
Tables ssd Fire Peices executed by him
with neainess and dispatch. Stone done st my
chop, will box up to send ssy distance BY Stage
or Railroad having worked nj tho business TOE
mere than twenty years, warrants all work TO give
Satisfaction. tf36
Shop 81 Chestass street, next deer -
the Bakery.
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GREAT AMERICAN 4 FOREIGN OFFICE.
YoR SECURING PArKNrs FOB INVENT Oh
Agency Ter Bssisess with shs
UNITED STATESPATENT OFFICE
WASHINGTON.
ne IKs EcD"xs


No 70 sats Street. oppsits xilby g., Boston.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION TO INVENTOR
i The Subscriber, Gate Agent Of the a pan,ent
Once under the act Of 1880 determined 10 present. I'd
vanages In applying for Psssnt superior 20 those on,r
ed Inventors By others, has made arrangements whereby
applications prepared and conducted oy him. fHnfy
remtcd by him In case Of failure 20 obtain patent and
the through him within thirty days ahsr the
rejection.
This Agency 70 not only the largest In Nsv England
but through Inventors have advantages Coo s~caring
patents asceralnng the patentabiIty Of lnveuons
surpassed BY. u not immeasurably superior 70, any
which be offered them slsewhere The testimonials
given below prove that none 10 MORE SUCCESSFUL
At rnE PATENT 0fPIvE than the subscriber and a.
SUCCESS Is TIE BEST PROOF on ADVANTAGES
AND ABILITY, he would sid that he has abundant
Of the kind the charges for professional services 20
Moderate The immense practice Of the subscriber dur.
Ing twenty years past, has enabled him 10 accumulate
vast collection Of specifications and ocia decisions rel.
alive 10 patents These, besides his extensive brary %
legal and mechanical works. and full accounts of patents
granted In the United States and Europe, rvnder him
able beyond question, 10 Offer superior facilities Coz OBJ
tAlning patents.
Caveats, Specifications, Assignments, and al Papers
and Drawings necessary to the procural Of patents 10
this and forgn countries prepared and advice rvndered
infringemens Of patents All necessity u journey 10
Washington 10 procure patent and the usual great de-
ay there, are here saved Inventors.
Copies Of claims Of any patent furnished By remtlng
dollar. Assignments recorded st Washington Pas
tents in0reat Drtaln. frane, and other foreign
tres secured through agents Of the highest rvspsca.
bilIty.
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~. n.,,,,.., c...,,,,,..

From Asprsssnf commissicssr.
"ArGrsr ~, distributing the time have held the
once Of Commissioner Of Patents, n. kddy, Esq, u
Boston, has been extensively esEAged In the Transaction
Of business with the Once, 80 solicitor. lie 10 thor
oughly acquainted with the zw and the rules Of pfae
tce Of the once. regard him ~ u the most espa.
bic and successful practitioners With whom have had
ofuciAi Intercourse. CHAs. MASON,
Commlsslonef of Patents.
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SINCERE SEWING MACHINES.

All persons who desire to obtain full aud rellabl. nfbr
nation respecting SINGERS SEWING MACHINES
their price, capabilities, advantages, sizes, improve
ment., method Of working, means of procuring them,
and all other particulars-can do by applying at cur
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IA GOOD CLEANSING BITTER
Torpor Of the Liver & Bowels.

Torpor Of the Liver & Bowels.
Reader! You are appesIedto earnestly Doa'!
saw "ifI only could believe this TO be true! J
have some Of the above Complaints, and would
take the medicine at once u could only have
II ever there was one spoken. Come then, u your
mind Is irritable, d-conienied, and gloomy, u you
have severe Collie Pains amer eating your food,
-iryour body begins to waste, or your strength
10 fail you,-if your couniensncc assumes bag
gard and sallow aspeci,-ifyou have q difficulty
m living on your leit siJe,-ff your skin Is dry and
shriyelIed,-ii you have an appetite weak aud
variable, and perhaps entirely destroyed, III your
whole system is languid, especially during the
process Of digestion, lii you have constant IN
easy feeling In the stomach,-why, you have only
a al ofINDlGESflON! and thee great Biiiers
are made TO cure Indigestion, and they viii do u,
,oo-and all lis attendant Ills and while at fret
II gently stimulates the Stomach, cleansing and
removing these troublesome agenu.
IT ACTS UPON THE SKIN,
Removing MORBID or INITIATED HuxoRs, beauii'
wing the face, kindling life and energy In your
entire frame, then, Reader, wlI' the womo 10
Longer look dark and gloomy; no longer WIN youI
deaIes, hopes be banished and thrust aside, bul
with
HEALTH AND 'TRENoTH
You will 60 forth INTO the world, TO say with thou
sands OF others, q. A. RIcHAnDs' ABBorr BIT
rERs have done wonders for me. The Label Is
Copyrighted, and each bottle, for the protection
ofhe consumers and proprietor, bears The portrait
OF Doctor WIN. Abbott, together with the sigma
ture Of
lyle 50 STATE STREET, BOSTON
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Musical Ware Rooms,
Mr.. HOdSdOn'S Book Store,

HALLET 4 DAVIS celebrated Pianos, with patent
Suspension bridge and Copper Bearings for sale BY The
above. sample Of which may be seen at their Musical
Ware Rooms.
AL DESTROYS Of purchasing scPrRioR TONED IxsrRr-
nESr, are respectfully invited TO call and examine tor
themselves.
Second hand Pianos or Meloieons taken In exchange
for Ones
AL Pianos and Melodrons sold by them are warranted
TO give perfect satisfaction, and be kept In tune Coz
year. fee ofexpense TO the purchaser. AL tuning at
tended to with promptness.
Saco, January 81, 1885. t32
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r. II. EDDY, Solicitor Of Patents.

"During the time occupied the once Of commIs.
sloner Of patents, H. II. Eppr Esq, Of Boston, did
business at the Patent once soleitor for procuring
Patents. There fs~, any pesons acting In that
capacity who had much business before the Patent
once and there we're non. Who Conducted n with
more skill, fidelity and success. regard Mr.. Eddy
Of the best Informed and most skifal Patent Boz
assuring inventors that they cannot employ . person
NOR competeni and Trustworthy, and capable %
putting their applications In form TO secure for th<m
early and favorable consideration n the Patent o.
fee. EDMUND BURKE,
Ia Corn mi ssloa.r NJ patsnfa ~
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rornnae az Niagara FANS.

Clifton, Suspension Bridge,) Dec. l5.
We have lust experienced one OF the most
terrific gales within the memory OF that most
distinguished individual, !" the Oldest ippabi-
tant.n Trees have been torn up, small tene-
ments, shanties and out buildings overturned,
and their fragments strewn over the ground in
every direction.
The volume of water driven over the Falls of
Niagara was truly appalling, carrying with it
drift wood logs and timbers from the deluged
wharves and shores above. The Suspension
Bridge was considered in great danger. The toll
gates were for a time deserted, and many anx-
ious eye tremblingly awaited the destruction OF
the magnificent structure. But the winds blew
in vain; the hurricane in all its terrible fury
swept by, leaving the airy edifce unscathed,
and adding another laurel to the triumphant
genius of the architect.
Reports are hourly coming in of damages done
in all directions, but the most remarkable event
thus far, is the overthrow of the old Pagoda,
which thousands OF your readers will recollect
stood on the highest point of the battle ground,
at Lundys Lane. AT about o'clock last even
ing, the intense rocking startled the inmates of
the wooden tenement at the base, and scarcely
had they made good their escape, when with .
tremendous crash. the entire tower of nearly
two hundred feet, measured its length upon the
frozen ground, scattering its upper portion into
a thousand fragments; fortunately no lives were
lost, as it fell to the westward, in the open
fields. Had it fallen in any other direction, it
must have crushed in several dwellings, and
destroyed many lives. Within its length, and
but few rods from its line of fall, a congrega-
ton were assembled in the Method st church,
and their escape is cause of great congratula-
ton.
Old Capt. Fralick is a severe loser by its fall,
and as there is another tower on the ground, he
viii scarcely rebuild ii.
The water below the Falls raised over thirty
feet entirely covering the piers of the steamboat
landing, and the landing room at the foot of the
staircase on the american side.
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A FIrTH AVENUE RoMANcE.-Last Monday We
observed funeral train, of the most imposing
character, standing, ready to start, on the Fifth
Avenue, near one OF the widest intersecting
streets. Upon making inquiry concerning it, We
learned that the deceased had been man of
great wealth, that he was exceedingly prudent
in his monetary transactions, and that he had no
relatives of any account either by blood or mar
rage, to inherit his vast possessions He own
ed that splendid house from which they are
about to bury him, said our informant. s'Won-
der who will own it hereafters" we exclaimed.
Our informant proceeded to say that about two
weeks previously the deceased had met and fall
en- in love with, a very handsome sewing girl,
and that he had succeeded in gaining, upon the
impulse Of the moment, strong proof that she
returned his passion. When taken i'll, and con-
yinced that he wo'd die, he made viii in which
he gave this girl the house already spoken OF,
with all its furniture and other appliances, and
$40, 600 in money. This is very Frenchy story
| but We are assured ofits correctness, and give
| Il Is specimen of one of those events Of real
life, which, in romance, would be pronounced
false and exaggerased.-iNe New York Sunday
! AsAAk~ws
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Rousn AND REApr.--A gentlemen arrived at
Davenport last Tuesday in a rough and ready
conveyance, OF which he might claim to be the
sole and original inventor. He was caught by
the snow about hundred miles from the city
on horseback. He rugged up pair of runners,
and planted upon them -four barrel, half sawed
IN two, so as to afford back, the lower half be-
ing filled with straw. An old lady supplied him
with bed cord, out of which he made traces,
running through the stirrups, breast band and
reins' Thus prepared, he safely and comforta-
bly, made the trip here, his .'tnrn out" attracting
great attention in Davenport, whether it created
much admiration abroad or not.-Day. Gazette
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New and Direct Route now Opened,
ia l

1Is'NSssGRGkasF FORE WAYNE & CHI.
CAG0 RAILWAY,
TO Pittsburgh, NeW York, Baltimore and EVasA
ington City
With but one Change Of Cars to Pittsburgh
TIE only Route Checking Baegage through to Ne,t
sf York, Philadelphia aud Baltimore So
Trains leave Michigan Southern Depot Daily as follows
Morning Express, at 1870
Night Express. AT S.55
Running through to Pittsburgh with but one change
OF Cars and two changes Of Cars Philadelphia and
Baltimore.
81 miles saved to Pittsburgh and the ony piree Rnr.e
to Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington City. &C
Fare as Low as any other Route.
The travelling public will the advantage of taking
this NEwasp DIRECT ROUTE, being the shores ana osi
desirable TO Ladies', or Gentlemen accompanied nv Ia
dies and Children avoiding the many changes of Cars
and the annoyance of rechecxing their Bargaue "a hy
this route the Baggage is checked directly to- PiTTppc
ANkw YORK, PHILADELPHIA and BALTraoRE 49, -
The above Trains connect Forest with Trains on Mad
River Road to
T Springfield, Ur6ana, Dayton d. Cincinnati.
At Crestline, with Trains on Cleveland Columbus
Railroad, ssS>'-N
10 Clepsiand, Columbus, Kenia, Cincinnati.
Neapark, Zaasseiie q, Wheelino.
- Passengers arriving in Chicago on any of the
Roads, viii ind attentive Check Agents at The Depots
TO Checks and convey Baggage FREE or CgAsGE
to the Pittsburgh and Chicago Cars - - -
BE Particular ana dsS for Tfeksts bu F;,;s u,,,,ne
THROUGH TICKETS by this Route can be ob,sinsd
at the Companys Office, No. 80 Dearborn Street oppo-
cite fremont House. the Depot on Van Buren, Street
chicago DAN. w. BOSS, GENT pas'rer Ae,t -
J. j. HOUSTON, Gen1 Freight Ag't Chieago
dec. 1e-bptf JAS Il. MOORE, GenI sup,t.
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COMPENSATION FOR TEMPORARY Loss OF A
WRp-In the Common Pleas Court at Proyi.
deuce, on Saturday, the Jury decided that Bowen
must pay Whitiord 5000 as compensation for the
wrongs and injuries incident to the enticing away
OF his wife within twenty-tour hours after the
marriage, and employing her as his housekeeper
for a year observation-disclosures journal.
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Light In Darkness.

The HYMNS learned inthe Sabbath School often
80, .r... ,,,,hs ~ chr;s,,., ao..rno &, f,m;.
..'sA . eA' ,'''' -, m.,,. ~. -.
lies uhacquaiiled WIN tue hio'e anu s'rahsers
to the sanctuary. A correspondent sends the
following incident from his own experience to
a. w. yo.L rnaonond.nt
'"e ~" ~" .sp
ehaii never forget an incideht connected
with these tunes ana these words, winch occur
red with me in mission labor some two or taree
years ago IN TINS ety. WIN PERMISSION VIII
re'ate u, the netter 10 Illustrate "hat mean
one Gay as was ousily engaged IN my STUDY,
man about haii drunk very unceremohiousiy
entered ana hahded me note from lne teacner
OF the infant class OF our saopatn scnooi, IN,
forming me 'nat the bearer WAS the iather OF
one OF nef SCHOLARS, that tle cui'u haa met WIN
an acciaeh', ahu they hveo IN secil pace sue
eouio not sls't them, anu sue "s''eu ine " see
70 ~.
,ooheu ~ t'ie inah hc was irisn, very re-
PuisiVe III MS appearance anu ie answered. me
WIN rough prosue.
=, ", maj your nainc' OH nno "ncfe w you
h' VIZ, $50,
nAl',o 70 a.ei ~ n,e W an
1u'u ea,a' po". ~ ene ioo' VI n''isoa o',ees'
VIM .nere win was ouin. ~ ~ ou'' anu hooouy
~ an nus atlseh lhe out u ~. ,,,s,
., anu VIVA. 'ne matter WIN your cLia,
oen anu - ~, - 10y nv. my o"n u".nns MY
ne on,s IN emu ~, nv r; y. 'ne sA .aa' peen
an . VIZ i, ne vi i!, e .n "as p'a9s
a.m on W. rs s'p WV was vas, "a wv. "n. sue
m as" uoNn sne na.enMay snu p'uH. neI ny,
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Stoves! Stoves!!

W. z. a. W HlIE, at the old stand of Ly
y man Cook Co., Jefferson street, has now and vii
the best and most approved patterns Parior Cookns
and Heating Stoves brought this market:
which may be found the N-s-e
Charter Oak, Comet, Prairie State;
Indian, Hooser State, Ironron, and
Best Premium Cooking STOVES
Aiso,the following ParferStorss:
Congress. Albion, Castle, Home, Nabian.
cottage Self regulating, Mound CITY:
az, session, franklin aud. other Parlor stoves
Ase-astings and Hollow Ware Copper n, md 9, :.
Iron ware Of every description: - - iiu nee
Sennecsed with the above, have MANUFACTURING a..
a ior the manufacture Of ali kinds OF Tin Can.
Per aaa sheet Iron ware, and ordered work Of ali ,
topper Pipes Breeching and Chineys farsteam
nos -. House gasfertng and spouting &c. &c
J. W.kC.A WHITE
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Eclectic Medical Notiee.. .

)n;ipn.,,.hANSON desires to Inform the citizens
~ and vicinity, that he ha
Dr. Il narl,agton ferthe practice ofmedcine
and college devoted toreform In medicalscenee
iiterar 70 those acquainted with the scientific and
nosy character of its Faculty there Is NO need =,
words ofeulogy commendation ~ nseu VI
10 those unacquainted with Eclect,cisr, -. 80
Iv tb., OF remedial agents isto use those ~,
wa. Undergo the process of assimilation In tbs 800,
h hsnce we discard Calemel, Anthony and ATssnic W
nav. however more than fifty new concentratsd
scnais ys. the Materia Meioa Of other
sgenss ssi u Us greater in the selection Of
use ofthe by Others We also discard the
can 70 build up rathertha deplete NV " 'nc phys-
several years residence il, the Snn,h ~. ..
North and South. inc diseases 81 the
asease diagnosed with certainty by the i'm
made upon the ganglionic nervous svstern
with new concentrated remsd;es
ana old ulcers cured speedily = s''s An'H'
Meacines dispensed fromthe Office Fillgs stes
Omce over Green, Thomas 4 Co.'s Bank eoyn.r ~ r.s
lefson and fhirdstreets Entrance on Third al
M nt.n., s. DICKINSON, NJ d.
nshed with medicines tolast TO iii veets rh
rnsy3swy
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The Allentown tPa.) Register of Nov. aeth,
says that young man named Henry Brotzman
recently died there from the effects OF hydro
pheosa, having been bitten by a mad dog some
SIX weeks previously. After being bitten he re-
eesssd prompt medical aid, and no bad symptoms
were apparent. A few weeks since a horse that
Vas va bitten died. The young man assisted to skin
ne eody OF the ANNA, in doing which he receiv-
ca through wound in his fingers some of the
n.a'sht blood Of the horse. Soon after he was
s"a sss ~'th all OF the horrible symptoms Of by
drophoeia, but. although medical aid Was sum.
ing. - A.As "ss u''A'ai''