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Crippled NTH Rheumatism, finn and Leg per-
ished-No hopes Of his geographically use
X. Il. R.-.H uOaderful Cine,

LETTER FROM ISAAC HuDDLESToME
Rapids, Parish. La. June 10th, 1855
Mcssrs. Radway & Co .-Radway-s Ready Re-
Lief has cured Peter May of Rheumatism, when
there was 10 hope of his recovery. heard of his
situation and sent for him. lis right arm and
leg was all persisted. He had no use of them at
all; but by the use fyour medicine in two months
he was carrying the mail from Cherryyile to
Burrs Ferry. objected. He said he must do
something for living. 1t has been four,c cen
men his since he was cured. lie is now we'll and
is working on his farm. and the whole cost of his
cure for your medicine was five dollars.
ISAAC IluDpLEsToNE
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MORE NEWS.

vTNiIE largest and most fashionable. and the best
i assor mcnt of mems. women's. ard childrtns
~ Boots and Shoes. in Cecil conny. IL
to be found at the su bscriber's bGtT
and SHOE STORE. opposite tie
Court House. E1kton Md
The subscriber would respcctf NY infer Els
friends and the public generally. that he ha. Iur-
chased of his brother. (Enoch Crouch,J his entire
stock Of Ladies. Misses and ChiIdrcn's
BOOTS AND SHOES,
and has commenced manufacturing ades sLes
Of every description. lie is now prepared to oes
commodatc all who may favor M with cal
with Mems. Womcn's and Chldien's Zoos alp
shoes of he best sort Mt very low pic, $.
TIiOS. e. CROTCH.
N. b. Country produce taken in exchong. 70,
Boots and Shoes IJune ;5I-tf
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r. BROWNS
ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER,

INiliS ESSENCE is preparation ofunusual ex-
L cellence. In ordinary diarrhea, incipient
cholera in short in all cases of pros:ration of The
digestive functions, it is of inestimub'c value
During the prevalence of epidemic cholera and
summer complaints Of children, it is peculiarly
,tfcacous no family, individual, or traveller should
be without it,
CArTioS,-Be sure to got tho genuine essence
which is prepared only by f. BROWN. at his
DhUG AND CHEMICAL STORE. N. Z. CORNER or
FIFTH AND CHEsrsUT STREETS PHILADELpuIA
and for sale by all the respectable Apo hecares in
,he United States; and in ELKTON by DIR. JOS.
WALLACE; in Port Deposit by JAS. WILSON.
Jan 20, '5B--6m.
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Medicinal.
II. r. II.
Life and Death.

The Mysteries Of Disease laid open 10
the People.
Health is the Principle Of Life: Disease is the
Principle Of Death.
THE r. n. r. REMEDIES POSSESS THE GREAT
POWER TO SECURE TO THE HUMAN SYSTEM
HEALTH AND LONG LIFE, AND TG FREE
TIE HUMAN FAMILY FROM PAINS
ACHES, AND ALL BODILY IN
FIGMITIES.
THE ART OF PRESENTING HEALTH AND
TIE METHOD OF CURING DISEASE BY
TIE II RS
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SAVING FUND
CAPITAL $500,

FHlL.JDELPBI.H.
CAPITAL $3.50 900.
MONEY Is received on deposit daily. TIL
w amount deposited is entered in a Dcposi
Book and given to the Deposition, or, ifprefcrrcl
certificate will be given
All sums. large and smrll, are received. and tn
amount paid back on demand, without notice.
lntercs: is paid ut tho rate of FIVE PER CENT.
commencing thc-day of deposit. and ccasing four
teen days previous to the withdrawal of the money
TN the first day Of January. in each year thu
interest OF each deposit paid to the dcpositor O.
anned to the principal. as he may prefer
Inc Company hnve now upwards of g. 500 dc
po,it"rs in tn" City of Philadelphia alone.
Any additional information will be given by nd
dressing the TREAsrEER.
DIRECTORS.
STEPHEN r. CRAWFORD, Prcs't,
LtwnE see JOHNSON. Vice prcs't,
AHnRosE W. THOMPSON,
BENJAMIN W. TINGLEY,
JACOB l.. FLouANcE,
WILLIAM NJ. GoDwIy,
PAUL u. GODDARD,
GEonGE MrlIESRY,
JAMES DEvEREry,
GrSTAvrs ENGLIsH
Secretary and Treasurer. PLIxY FISK,
Teller and Interpreter, j. G. OEnLscHLAGgn.
Sep. s, lSj5--iy.
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ELkTON LEATHER STORE,
OPPOSITE THE HOWARD HOUSE

TAMES HASSON offers an assortment Of
- Leather at the lowest prices for cash.
Spanish and Slaughter Sole; Morocco
smooth and grain ditto Madras and Tanpico;
French and American Calf; Wax and Buff
Uppers; Harness and Skirting; Bride, fair
black; French and American Lining; Tops
and Bindings; Kips and Findings.
U-The highest prices paid in cash for
green Hides nd Skins. Dec. 15-tn5.
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Rad.vay's Ready RELIEF

| to be used in all cases where there is pain
The moment it is applied externally, or taken
internally, it will allay the most torturng aches
pains, cramps spasms lu MS. scads. &c. quicker
than Morphine, Chloroluim. NeralIne. or any
other anodync or remedy that has ever been used
by medical men.
1t is safer than these dangerous remedies The
public will bear in mind that Chorofoim, Nor
phine. Opium &c.. only stihe the pain by Supply
ing the SENSES so that the perccptive faculties
loose The power of feeling and that after the in
huanee OF these nuico les have passed from the
system the pain again breaks forth its terrible
pdhgs with rcacwed violence.
Eadway Rcndy Relief stops the pain and rc.
moves the cause of the disease that occasions it, it
infuscs new life into The weak and diseased parts
1t braces up the nerves. and establishes in the
system reaction of health and strength instead
OF pain, weakness and disease.
As "A counter irritant. Railways Ready Relief
applied to the face of the body where there is
Inflammation or congestion. it will instantly scat
ter the congested blood, equalizcs the circulation
and in n few minutes the most excruiatine mains
are removed. This may be seen in cases of Lum-
baso, Gout. and rheumatism in their most terrible
forms where an application of Railways Ready
Relief will restore the patient to and comfort
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F. IL. SMITH,
Port Monnaie, Pocket Book,
AND
Dressing Case Manufac turcr,
N " En.. of E,uL.LL A. ILe,iuuL Sis

". II CUT. y TUTW tHeE1HW oTS.,
PHILADELPHIA.
A LWAYS ON HAND. large and varied assort-
n mcni of Port Monnacs Pocket Books Bank
crs Cases. Note Holders Port Foiios. Portable
Desks. Dressing Cases. Work Boxes. Cabas. TRAY
cling Bags. backgammon Boards. Chess Men,
Pocket Memoir ,ndum Books. Cigar Cases &c.
Also. n general assortment of FRENCH, EN-
GLlSlI and GERMAN FANCY GOOD.
Fine Pocket Cutlery, Rnzors. Razor Str"ps md
God Pens. Wholesale Second and Third Floors
Mar 81 ly. +. ii. SMITH.
\. B.-On the receipt of 81 Superior God Pen
will be sent to any part Of the Uni'c States. by
Misunderstanding pen. thus medium. herd or soft
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AT', BOOTS, SHOES and GAPS.
- :" suit all tns'cs and nl rur,es We have
-'' 'arT ling" rteleS of h'ack silk Hats. as well
:. in. ia't and rh ~ wool. We have stout heavy
''"'% H. !:as "Ali skin Boots. and heavy double
s',,t '',f'. MAY & BRO.
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NEW STYLES! FAIL CLOTHING

4 7 ," inv t."nl :: IRE Of 1, BROWN. Jp
"a ~ ~. l.. : Ia IL or'mnnt Of I;cal. made
$50 "a vi t'nt'i'ns 10 which the attention Of
''|'i - hNif>a Tsp, D. 50
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GROCERIES 4 PROVISIONS The attention
VI of families and others is called to our stock
Of those leading articles of trades they were bought
Exclusively For CASH. and will be sold at Will
mington and Philadelphia retail prices
Oct. 20. MAY l. BRO.
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COME AND SEE!
LARGE LOT OF CLOTES.
l have just returned from the city with .
l. large and splendid assortment OF Cloths.
which will make mp into
CDafs, lower than can be b1 uc lit
in either Of the cities, in the best and most
durable manner, and latcs ST fashions and war
ranted. lfthey rip bring them back and
will sew them free of charge.
WILLIS RUTTER,
Sep If .Atfhe Bazaar, EIkicn, Nd.
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McGrcgOr,
TIN ROOFING,
81 1T

TUST received from New York, lot Of
OJohn Moore's Patent Flows, which is .
superior Plow, and very cheap, price No.
19a, $3.50; No. 20, S6.75; No. ~, 81. GO, and
also Castings separate from the plows, for
sale by ALDRIDGE 4 GRANT.
Sop. 8.
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THE GREATEST
Medical Discovery
OF THE AGE.

NJ r. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has
A'A discovered in one of our common pasture
weeds RENE ly that cures
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nOOKS.-FOWLER AND WELLS Publish:
Is AIMS AND AIDS FOR GIRLS AND YOUNG
WoMlN on Dress Beauty, Fsshion, Edusstion, Improve
uent the Moral and Social Duties Of Welded and snHe
Lii. new ana nrstrste wosk By the Rev O. g. Weaver
.u,ho, Of" Hopes and Helps" Price IS cents Ont 81
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60 Ubcm it map Concern.

CAUTION.-So Some unpnncipled people having
~ eous s.rseired HAT STAMP, aid pisre1 IT, nssta~
vits oos name Hats vh vev % tAsr ovs
sooSs . our aud hAtters ,10naes 1sAsn
ksve ffsstgsst add spprneiped nsnnr sosuesr
,.S eur Hat Stamp and sod ksi Innings stamped ~
and severn merchants home and abros1 ssy
ps called ssrssy bo's At ws
sh. esteem Dsr,e favor parties VIII rrsasmst 70
s.ek affirmation, 9TH tie fall Ch<sisn ans sarnsne Of ~
raxres ecs s sash goods tsAs b ensessd es.n
Eepee pvceeSrgs sitssr OF -
pepsr colonies elsewhere, ssane ell psfts
JOHl, THOMAS EoAtHD Q13pTI C, Lsodsa.
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SPIRITUAL TELEGRAPH-The organ Of com
NJ eIRrRIp0k 1GffAN. Ne 81 Brsev"' MI
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NOZZFNS's SPARROWGRASS PAPERS.
The Newark Dolly Advertiser SAYS ,,,,s
Corzen. went quietly to bed to wake up so nh s ~
tron. In lump be has placed hiuseh among the nfs
no.sh there afe) burorss Of this country hen ro'
hi, fun comes with gush but slowly ooIes Sn oy s
n.nt,I ner,pirnon He 10 humos and the Joke OF the
thir e h 1 OF in his language but the thought" =.
II should found table, and can % nso io' ~ -
the Bookseers. ... - go, ~ ,,oN....
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NIREHCGH's WIGS and TOuPEES Win
~ y, .vly isysaced transparent SKIN Dl'lsoNS, are
a. sny Oirs durability xes ecEeced
Win rsrses beauty Of nsIshs Fs'ery NC 10
Fstsa- e., ~ stairs, Of Broadway
nR. JAMES, EXTRACT Of CANNABlS IN
~ DlCA for tbs persrent Ct Ccnsunrtsal c'eeser
10 Cc<shs Cess Nervous DEBILITY, Se A mssaor o. ~
family Aef ssvins ssss-d several vh cen
srrp<on and ben sr die ~ al tse royss 49, q s
peuce u Sevfst restorrd 20 comp etc hsan ~ ~
Medicine which prepared By TIE pcetr Aaase o. ~ fes-
seuce J.rey City and furnaoe3 ~ ki 10 hos only -
write for Re accommodate vac ssans seDa nsfS
and 70 them express essFe' hsve ossined ne psss
made fsu sesune l-sves imported - him fen C.sas
:. ~ a.. No So Broa2~sy. No IS PIKE 81 per
ks, ran Q By the Of ,hsss faf tot
On. soue vii sssure the psrert % reeev-
- THOMAS eiRDsAlL-
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In Pres; -,.xxrx,
VJ,HE INSPIRATION OF HOLY SCRlPTUKE;
I1s N.rusE AND PRoor. Eight Da;ourses presence
-, - 81. University OF Dublin BY WIN LEE, NJ A.,
'e''' ~ ROBERT CARTER BROTHERS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-01
Brooklyn City News.

= LATE STEAM BOILER EXPLOSION. or the
ms Of the steam boiler explosion in wilder's safe
ufactory, in Gowanus on the 10th inst, died at the
Hospital on Thursday. He was conveyed to the
button on the Monday previous, when his leg
anputated at the thigh, having already mortified
|e that He survived the operation two days. An
lest was held by the Coroner, and a verdict In ac-
ance with the facts was rendered. The name Of do
I'D was Francis Gallabra, q Ger man.
|ooxIyN GERMAN GENERAL DlspENsARY "A meeting
b subscribers to this valuable institution was held
|day, at which the medical gentlemen who have the
|tion Of its affairs made statement OF its progress
inarciai condition. It appears that during the five
lbs which the institution has been In existence 247
hts have been attended, 136 OF whom were German.
u &c operations have been successfully performed,
he results, In a medical sense, generally have been
b satisfactory. Pecunariy, however, there Ia
for amendment. We learn, TO our surprise, that
physicians have had TO defray most OF the expenses
les giving their time and professional skill grsiui
We can only attribute this TO the fact of the nsti
mot being generally known, our German popu.
are rem arkAble for the readiness with which they
butte to all their own charities We trust that this
will have the effect Of calling their attention to
tion deserving Of their support as the brooklyn
1sary, aud that other nationaites may also be In
10 give II their aid, as In the str1bution OF it's
s no distinction b made as TO the country Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-01
Police Intelligence,

JUgirrs STArnISs AFgN-Isadore Fry, q boy
ut sixteen years OF age, arresd by the Eleventh
ID police, on charge Of having feloniously assaulted
Ovendorf, companion of his, and inlictng severe
lot fatal wound in his side. The boys It appears had
10 fighting Saturday afternoon, when Fry ceived
bod drubbing ut the hands Of 0vendorf When night
be Fry met his enemy at the corner OF avenue c
Second street, and without any warning, up and
Eyed the blade OF jack knife into hts side, between
sixth and seventh ribs. INJECTING very dangerous
Ind. The cries Of the wounded youth brought one Of
Eleventh ward police TO the spot, when Ovendorf
assisted to the station house, there the district
b dressed hi, wound and ordered him to be taken
be. Coroner Connery being notified that the wound
lived by Oven iorf would be likely to prove
1 proceeded to the bedside or the injured boy, and
4 an ante norton examination, when the above facts
|e elected Fry was arrested and was present during
progress of the investigation On being examined the
oner said that he committed the assault In the heat OF
hon, and while smartng under the wrongs inflicted
Dyendorf. The Coroner committed the youth to prl-
70 await the result Of the wounded boys Injuries.
eAuIr WITH SLuSo SHor-willam Smith was arrest.
~ officer Mahon, Of the Sixth ward police, charge
LAYING assaulted James Forsy the with slung shot,
the Int ten Of robbing him. The occurrence took
|e on the Five Points, at late hour Saturday night
lice Welsh committed the accused for trial In default
|6o0 ball.
IxGKD theft OF DIAMOND CRoss.-Manuel Meyer,
|dler, was arrested on a charge of stealing diamond
10 valued at $500, from the loan Office of Joseph c.
les, Of IL Chambers street. The accused was hell
Examination by Justice Brennan Of the Essex Market
Ice Court.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-01

he Vigilance Committee OF Sem Franchise.
fhe following, says the Newark Advertiser is extract
m private letter, dated San Francisco, August -
he revolution in this city takes up great deal Of my
q, having throughout taken very active part am
present second In command OF the third company Of the
kiiance Committee and have one hundred and forty
"a N my division, which necessarily involves me IN
my duties. We have the second best company In the
kaniEatson, and can say without egotism that am
~ popular with the company.
do not know your views In regard TO the action
Fe taken. We have the support and countenance of all
d men In this place. and We will carry out our work,
Y In . few weeks DISSOLVE unless President Pierce
build grant the troops the aid that Governor johnson
written for. The next mail will bring the answer,
)n which depends the future Of California. We will
Ter YIELD We are well sustained, having 5000 men
u armed and drilled with thirty pieces Of cannon and
hty Of aEaaaunition and have soemny sworn, peace
b DWe osn forcibly IL we must to free our city from
misrule we have 30 long endured
(ou have sample OF the rulers In Herbert, a WASH
BON. In spite Of our prayers President Fierce has
led upon US for United STATES Marshal gambler, and
principal United States officers are OF the same stamp
President may, by force, attempt to make US submit,
OF number Is already under arrest for piracy.
know il is farce and gave bonds for his appearance.
thing Is certain ere back down, the city Of San
|ncisco will be laid ashes. They may make another
|ytown affair il they pleasethe last act to immoralise
present administration. The result will be
az, and We are prepared for the worst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-01

tcg CRIo BURNED TO DkATu.-An inquest was hold
Foner Connery upon the body Of boy about Eve
of age, named Patrick Mclaughlin, who was burned
kh, a, the residence OF his parents, No. 800 West
third street, under the following circumstances:
tceased, II appeared, was very sick for some time
Ind required watching during the night time at tbs
|of b father. On Saturday night, Mr.. Mclaughlin,
hired of watching by the sick bedside, went into an
Ing room and threw himself upon a bed, for the
be OF taking short sleep. During his absence the
y candle, which was placed beside the bed of the
bet FIRE 10 the bedclothes, and In moment the
hts child was cnveloped In flames. The father was
med Il ON his slumbers by the child's cries, and
lately endcavored 10 put out the IRE, but IL was
ke 30 save the victim. The little fellow fingered
hort time after the accident.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-01

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