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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-02

wall find Z good assortment OF Hats, manufac-
tured under his immediate superintendent by
competent and faithful workmen. or should fit
not be on hand, hat of any description can be
got al short notice, all Of which are warranted
to De equal, if not superior, to any sold either
in Lewistown or any other place il or out of
this State There Is no CANNON about this, no
idle boasting, as the people can learn for them
selves by making the inquiry aud trial.
For the Omish he has constantly on hand. or
will make to order, hats to their taste Of anv
required size or brim, at prices that cannot fail
10 be satisfactory.
Country Merchants Will find it to their ad-
vantage TO give me call, as liberal deduction
Will be made on wholesale purchases, and es-
pecialiy 80 TO punctual men.
Thankful for The liberal patronage heretofore
received, his study will be TO please all who
may favor him with their custom in future.
and trusts that as the times are hard. eatabIes
high, and other things in proportion, the mass
viii act as much as possible on the cash system
or al least on the saying that short credits
make long friends, feb22
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-02
DONAEfD EGRINSEDY.
Ne I20 H-zrrsz s. Fol5E~g- y -.

PETCE \ -
Wholesale Agents. N-v afs Cts & Y C.Icknzr.
Barclay street; H. kisz- ~ Brossrag Bu-hI..n aHG
Clzrs - Broadway A B. + >ff- a. ai'.,G street
r W UYJTT u SDN-. Fs.rsaar;ai.-, velal-s-s8s
Agents fsr Pa F"F sale sy F J HOFFMAN aad Ms
VI tflutown. Tsz21 ~
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-02
RARE CHANCE
TO COMMENCE BUSINESS !

rEHHE subscriber has a stock Of DRY
4 GOODS and HARDWARE on hand am
ountinc TO about =. 500, which he will sell at
d bargain. either for cash or approved paper,
or exchange for piece of land if it be
suitably located, 10 any person who may de-
sire to engage in the Mercantile business
They are principally staple goods, and such
as command ready sale.
no20-tf CHAS RITZ
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-02
Pennsylvania Railroad.

Fare 70 Harrisburg, = so to Pbiladelphia.
! 70 70 Altoona, IS; 10 Pittsburgh. 10
D5PThe Ticket Office will be omen ol min
utes before the arrival of each Passenger
Tram d. E. robson. Agent
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-02
Truth Is stranger than fietion.
A Certain Cure for all Rheumatic Pains.
Don't Condemn but try II, 1t Cannot Fail
E. e.. ALIENS
Concentrated Electric Paste,

Ind arabian Pam Extractor, for Nan and
Horse. =
Copyright secured according 10 law.
WHAT win it cure: We answer-Rheu-
w matte Pains, when everything elsefails.
Cramps, Chilblains, Burns, Scalds, Sprsins,
Head Ache, Tooth Ache, Swellngs, Bruises,
Sores, Ring Worm, letter. Stiff Joints Con-
tracted Cords, Fresh Cuts, liberated Sores, and
all Scrofulous Diseases where external rene
dies can be used, Sore Throats, Stiff Neck, &c
What Il ieiH Cure for Horses and Cattle-Swee
nv, SPAWN, Fistulas, Poll Evil Windgails, u
GERS, Cholic, Sprains, Collar and Saddle Calls,
Stone Bruises, Stiff Joints, Yerdigo, Splints and
Running Sores.
For sale at the Drug Store Of Charles Ritz,
Lewlstown, Pa.
I-Sone genuine but those bottles having
the words " f. Z. Aliens Concentrated Electric
Paste, or Arabian Pain Extractor, Lanc'r, Pa ;"
blown in the bottle. Look out for counterfeits
Don't forget to ask for .7iten's. apI0-y
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-02
PUBLIC NOTICES.
NJ AMY COMBINED
Moving and Reaping Machine
WITH WOODS IMPROVEMENT.
For the Harvest of 1887

4 LII persons desirous OF getting this celes,r.-
y ted machine viii please send In their or
ders early, 10 prevent delay and disappointment
as was The case IA 50 many Instances last seas
on This machine took the premium at Yor,
Huntingdon, Carlisle Chambersburg. Harris
burg, Belleionle, and other places too numerous
10 mention. Last summer we had hundreds Of
testimonials and official reports vouchine the
superiority Of this machine over all Others now
IN use. This machine exceIs all others in the
following points. VIZ: It's easy conyeriibiiity
from a Mower TO a Reaper and rice rersa. its
construction for adaptation TO uneven surface :.
the ease with which il can be raised or lowered.
for cutting from two inches to eighteen inches
from the ground. which is done by means of a
lever controlled by the driver while in his seat.
lis ease of draft, portability, and cieanpess and
ease of cut. Many OF these features are nat
ented and cannot DC embodied in any other ma
chiae, aud all viii admi. how essential and in
disPeusable they are to d complete combined
machine With each machine viii be furnish
ed TWO seythes, two extra guards. two extra
sections, one extra pinion and wrench.
Ihey are warranted 10 give satisfaction. eith-
er as Mower or Reaper or no sale.
Frlce Sl4t, delivered in Lewisiowu. sAU
communications directed to F. G.. Franciscus
Agent, Lewi>town, Alifln county, Pa. will meet
prompt attention. To persons nearer home. I
respectfully refer thea. to r. A. Means. ]. d
NageHy, o, p. Smith, r. AleManigaI. and Jas
farker, all of whom having used this machine
iast season, consider IL unsurpassed b, anv com
oined Mower and Reaper now in use.
F. G. FRANCISCUS, Agent.
Ieot9 Lewistown, Pa.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-02
llaaQOOO ACADEMY.

w. II a
4. REED A. " Of the andL
A d. Let4rer ron 4naom
Rec S. on
14sistqn in Tie and Departments
o
the
has
find
prepare nfor
A
be in
and conduct
Heana Double
bra
ma @ ses6o Of FIVE monihs washing ra s2
coue,t time
Enry
Students department charged
A deduct tionoFe olarsi m
Payments hai inadvan middle of
mIlparteuls
MarehI9, 9 Shade Huntingdon COUNT
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-02
TIE GREATEST
MEDICAL DISCO Y ERl
OF THE AGE
DR.. KENNEDY, Of Rozbury. has discovered
in one Of orr con.mlSa pasture lreeds
remedy that cures


DR.. KENNEDY, Of Rozbury. has discovered
in one Of orr common pasture tretfsa
remedy that cures
Every Hind of lEumor
from the worst Scr',fls 6oNu 70 common Pia1fie
IIE has tried i0a cases, aud never falea e1-
IL ceFt cases, (b5lh tbuHier aUnof5 lie has
nox n iis po<se-SseH hahdred eertEaeaes of
IL .istn-, al eiil.ia twenty Hl''es % Bssion-
Tgso bottles 4re warraats5 10 care HuEsing ssfe
Noa1a.
fFee g0siles ii care The worst LIEf oi Fines
on ias F1ee
Two borilas are .sarrau,sd Inc aorsl Caaker
ir the Mouth and >tp1..ash-
Three fve hsffles warranted h c1re me "sFs
ease q ErysIprlas-
one 10 Is. o,res are pzrraa'ea to care as aHsor IL
the eyes
Two t.agfszs are warranted RsnEiHg Il ne
Esss za4 B1,gges among ~ i4'r-
F7ar 10 =lr Baes aafraaiea 10 ease eoETsFl a'e
ss.FII1g rIu=rs
s,,s bottle ull care scaly Er'ipsilu 4 1hs Sk'a
Tgo - sarse 5ss'le= 'FarE4ira - eAFe ase wlsl
T.ata Ih1s bottles are warrsi-d 10 care ile rao=t
desperate case II Rheumatism.
Three 70 fsur bottles arc v4rrauisi 10 eaEs she Salt
RA-aaa.
Frve;o eighs bottles cure the case Of >oTof
beaeii Is always experienced iaas ihe first to't's
asa 2erfecI Care aEr-Eisi s. hen tle abSs qlat
y a. isk=B.
Reader ,eddied IhnassE5E bottles 81 ss "a fle
Yie.ui1y 4 -lua- eFfct Of II sB every caS-
SAFE a. wafer 30 ,LiGEassb Ere s''sare '' ii.tS
clre haasar sTer soia ssEie ,f if 5i Iia1 =t3 IA
stIzr afr lrizl sIgsgs sis-sks for Itself ItrEe
are ,.vo lhi1ts about lh5> bcFa that sars &c ta7 ssT
gri<iiE; jgst mar zrnsvS pstur-s' in soma ia
e-s quite yI-sisui, and yet vasue has beseE ifFa
sa,g,a anfil discovered 4s secoBd 'h4i s'.a
. ere al. kiad< Il hau18r-
In ari-s 30 gsye some idea ofthe su4ds rise and
. & mai
Is5a gi5ea it saa sold abvsI SIX ba;iies pr alya
ArH Is4 sold over oue I5oaSaud bi1les pr sl of
some 0f sae wholesale Druggists Hase bern
sasnsss Is eIy and thirIy y-srs say bat I0hag nl5e
annals Of g4f=ai medicines iiAe = Il-Ee
1alyersal i,r4i@e ef Il frOa, alI quarters
s. u1y grsCIjre AWAY ki it s;-gly fog hHn.aTs
BUT since IL Introduction zessr. family asdsi'.-
great and wonderful Trla-e lyz been foaHd iaal
EeF-r suspected.
Several cases % eFjl-ptis a,s-a disease xhjch was
always 1cn-55. r-d Islcuras@. hy- been gr-d ~
bottles - isseEey # al Prove rt-sElai IA
~a-..s # ft zNf.E E4i4ts- Th-Ts frw h8 hive
sezH aare oC u than iiasye-
sHay- u several yf Dga5E, az Il iieIsi ze-
aeoFl- cured bg For l.s= rs u dES~aesf iis iiy
r. SIX Hsas.cl.z i1y~p-s- A<7snaa- F-yeS and CUE
Pam il the size. D5se.s~ yf Si,, and particularly
81. DISEASES oi 5s= 6r-ys &c, 'hz 5-.vry has dong
srar- good lG,.as ..ry 4ar.lszsur rv-- krsw
NJ arh1u=e u .-i ever l- e>S4E!--ya; s5z 5=si yoa
.eI s4i E3eH4y uf si-
UIzECrEays las Ia Adults table >Ia-0rful pr
E4.-C5drea vrf lu sssTS-.;-ssesg zg5oafns-CAidTen
fr.su. years. gza-saisi- A. directions be
applicable 10 s constitutions fzr sCieiE to operate
OIL Iii= bones ice : Hay
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-02
GAS FIXTURES.
81 e. BROWN
SURGEON DENTIST

PROFESSIONAL business promptly attend
ed to, and charges reasonable.
below the town Hall, ard nearly opposite the
Gazette Office. je 81, ls55-tf.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-02
HOMIE MANUFACTURE!
Neat, Cheap & Durable.
". G. Z0LLINGER,
bet street, LeIcistoWn, nerf door ID
KeHaedU'S store.

, Respectfully invites all
who desire TO improve their
upper stories with a neat
sand fashionable topping, toi
call at his store. where they
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-02
Estate Of John c. Leatter, deceased.

Lstate Oh John c. Leatter, deceased.
ollCE Is hereby given that letters tesla
,milentary On the estate Of JOHN c.
LEATTOR. late Of Bratton township. Mif
I'm county, deceased, have been granted "a
the undersigned. residing in said Township
All persons indebted to said estate ara re.
quested to make payment without DELAY. and
those having claims TO present them duly an.
thenticated for settlement.
MARGARET LEATTOR.
maro-ot Executrix.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-02
BOWMAN Il CO.,

New Castle, Lawrence CO. "a
S<Aselts wanted n every vil,cse. Anpv by ls.ls
otherwise 10 the p7oprietors. ~
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-02

s. Ssnzts CAazzber, OAis, .7grl 5zs, Io54-
=. DE !. c ANA HnRofeG SIt ! have made IhGF-
OuEh zl q Ibs CAIHAETIc Plus eft ~ ylr zEea;,
and have been cared by iem Of tie dreadful Rheumatism
under wkica he i0uJd suffering The frSI dose
iSeVee ne, and few subsequent dsess have entirely
reinnved Tie disease feel 10 better beaiih than r
wears befre. which attribute entirely the ELECTS
o. yUGr C4TH-ETIc PLLs- Yours y I,h great respect.
LCCfUS B. METCALF"
The above al from persons lo zre pab3icIy known
here ney reside and vyl.id make these state
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-02

And 4rdtida Pam Erfrgctor. f0r Nan and
HgTse =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-10
Special Partnership Liab,i,ty-Payment Of
Lalporer Creditors.
SUPREME COJRT--sPECfAL TERM
Before Hon Judge Davies


Nov mgr ~ nyer us Lem Van Couem Manuel D.
Tovng Cosar Netrqn0n and Leels Smd The defendants.
In September 1850 formed limited partnership for The
manufacture of SILK rnges ladies head dresses IA his
city yan COLLEEN special partner contributing a. 900
IN cash 10 the n July last the general partners
confessed Judgment 70 Van COLLEEN, The special partner
Cor about &C This judgment not put record until
the Tth Of October They continued their business the
same a. before, employing large number Of hands at
work There due ct that time a0ver 5000 70 these
lAborcrs and about $4,000 ~ other. creditors.
On The 7th Of October the Sheriff took possession
under execution issued that judgment Of all the
Chnery aDather property, locked up the establishment
aud tuned Vose people out Of employ This action was
brought aside the iudgmento Van Coema fraudu
lent aud also 81 make Van liable a. general partner
~ payment " all the debts. temporary injunction
hal been obtained by which ae sheriff restralneI
from selling undes tia, judgment. motion was made
az Gay ~ ~ Judge Dean, sehaf 4 the creditors y
CONTINUE The nuncton n aside the levy BY the shcr
AMI 80 appu receiver 20 take possession Of the proper
~ and pas he debt pr rai1 excluding the judgment ~
Van COLLEEN VI Joa0tsmssen opposed the motion. De
rtsi0n reserved
We understand there are from twenty 10 thirty women
AMI about bfteeu tWenty turned out ~ employ
vs. Ibis concern 10 an u whom the partnetsh IL indebted
- 80 essuAsls ssl v Vla fs,Vyg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-10
The Case of the Steamboat AIida-Important
TO Shipping Merchants.
SvrERIoR CoCRT-SPHCiAL n
Before Judge Hoffman

before Judge ltoWlnan
Nov o-GeorgeJ s. Thompson IS Abm. Van rschieH and
othrs TIL. cause decided few days since Of grea,
importance to the shipping community and in which re-
argument W. ordered by the Court again decided 10y
hisHonor after the reargumeut The tried IN
June last and occupied about twenty days IN trying a.
exercising the skill u different counsel. II
equity stt TO determine who were entitled TO sl2 600 q
the proceeds ~ the steamboat Aida Hts Honor delivered
very heightened opinion, IN which, among other qies
tiOns b. doclied the following novel point, VIZ He
hello that The act ~ Congress of July - 1850 as To the
recording OF conveyance and mortgages on vessels pre-
bed arule an vessels Of the United states fully
obi ganry mon the stat tribunals upon those OF
Jnud state bit that doe not supcrsede or abolish sta
tuty regulations q The state upon the same subject,
whCh Inconsistent with H. II imnOscs another
condition 20 the validity u mortgage regards all
tc- nU expressly excepted Hence, i a mortgage ~ a
vcel not registered at the Custom House, wll be
Invalid a. e. purchasers " mortgages without notice
Although every state law may have been fully complied
With, registered ~ the Custom House and state
statutory fcqti.ion as been neglected will rive place
g. subsequent transfer o. asuhscqucnt mortgage also
registered AMI A. T. which the state law has been fulfill
Cd and 80 M cases ~ successive mortgage all registered
ana An made IN accordance with the law 81 the state the
prtortcs will be settled by the dates Hts Honor dis
missed the plaintiffs compliant. but without costs. He
then decided that the defendant, Van Nechten first
entitled 10 be paid 4 question then between n
more and shaw. two subsequent mortgages, and the
ths state acu II nder the principles Of this deci
SOU Mr.. ElmOres mortgage. which represented by
Mr. Mcmahon had priority over Shaws The latter had
4 preference over the westChester County Bank Judg
rncnt, which last had preference over Emore's mort
gage that there resulted very singular triangular
d-tee The reargurnen was ordered on that POINT and
aftsr hearing Mf Mcmahon for Elmore Burrll for shaw
ucrtcn Cor the bank, nc decided that Shaws supo
riot against the bank which would exhaust the
fuL4 dispaces claim entirely that the question
m ucd practically between shaw aud Emore The latter
-. preferable right the former. There then u no
us, reason Tor subugatns the bank IN Ernores place
against shaw shaw ID the banks place a. against ~
nor consequently Mr McMahons client i TO be paid
after Van ve,hten aud the balance Of the funds 90
D. pai over 20 Mr. Burrlis olsnt shaw each Of them
ID out q the fund
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-10

Before Hon. Judge Peabody

Nov On the Matter of the Estate Of the late Dr. Hdr
pey BurdeH-The Court made formal order this morn
ing appointing Charles Edwards, ESQ., guardian Of the
young McKecs the infant OF the late Harvey Burde
pending the appeal from the Surrogates decision which
has been taken on behalf Of Mrs Cunningham alias Bur
dell
The following is a copy of the order
On reading and filing the petition OF Cirinda Archer
heretofore Clarnda Mckee, and William Archer her nus
band James d. Mckee and Caroline Mckee it is ordered
that Charles Edwards beapponted guardian al tem for
the said Clarnda Archer, James ID. Mckee, Caroline Nc
Kee and also for Leonard Mckee upon the appeal OF
Emma Augusta Cunningham calling herself Burdc against
of the Surrogate Of this county denying her ap
pcaiion for letters of administration to the real and per
sona estate Of the said Harvey Burdell.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-10

Iro,pFuoI,D FURNITURE WANTED PARTIES pE
sruus breaking up housekeeping and avoiding the
trouble ~ IN auction sale find cash purchaser for the
whole " part Of their furniture BY addressing W. H. c.
AgfaId Once,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-10
CLOTHING. sc.

&S O00 TO INVEST INsECoSD HAND CfyoTHINa.
Ho'UOO ,-Gen,lemen wishing 10 convert clothing o.
oser personal property into cash can obtain hfy per cent
RVNEi, Es'a Pearl street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-10

IMMENSE MEETING IN THE SEVENTEENTH WARD
Of Political srikers-Approbation of the General Com
mi.eemEndorsenen' OF Fernando Wood form Tor Mayor
Whereas numbers Of disappointed and restless patriots
ce through nstrumenaiy their innocent fell
low citizens as are simple enough TO listen TO them an
feced patriots is that their individual merits have not
hitherto received the only recognition which hey value or can
vertbe into profit and whereas remedy this evil ami 70
patriots assume to be the guides and directors OF large
of their democratic fellow citizens and their only true
champions all the while that they endeayoring 10 use
them for their own purposes and whereas though me c
y heir sesh activity ueh thai that their
duct should be exposed the derson of the democratic cleo
Resolved, That while know that just and honest
the city also know that in the majority the
Ill bo as for n ~
ing away TO candidates and others for rewards to them
other, and honest members belonging to them.
m r won a aaa ne the "m
nations for Aldermen Councmsn &C. se N Their hands to
midae the General Committee into compliance with their
Resolved That in view of these facts is the duty of the
honest members of the various clubs whose character and
have been thus by the IN OF
Resolved, That under the difficulties which surrounded
by The large majory given recent The
ticket nominated Tammsny Hall these many years past,
by the excellent nominations of Fernando Wood for
Mayor OF Anthony Dnsro for Governor OF the Amshouse
and of four distinguished democrats candidates for County
Supervisors-all OF whom we mean to elect
Resolved That the General Committee of rammany
Hall confidence that know the imposbiy OF
pleasing all mens,rkers and honest democrats repua
bic citizens and travelling politicians and therefore, hope
General Committee Will perseyere its sotuly
justified by the glorious result OF the recent election and
regardless of the Interested oucry of the patros but with
just regard for The honest members of the enrolled clubs
associations will the nomination OF respectable
and reliable democrats for the various charter oces 10 be
filed al the coming election.
g. Resolved That think that this course viii be bene
fetal TO the Of the democracy OF the cry and be
strengthening the democracy the Union through whose
power James Buchanan made President an by whose
might TO keep him there only for these four
years but for four years afterwards
JOHN FLANNELLEY, President.
THOMAS WALLACE, Vice President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-10
POLITICAL.

SD JUDICIAL DISTRICT, EIGHTH AND NINTH
wards New York-The undersigned the present Justice
The Third District Court himself candidate
for election, and for Qualifications TO I'LL again that pc
son refers his constituents the following among other
mendations.
VIM b. MECH Justice Third District Court
To the electors OF the Eighth and Ninth wards Of the city OF
New fork-We, the undersigned, members of the bar and
Others citizens OF the Third Judicial district irrespective Of
party cordially recommend for their support at the ensuing
election for Justice of the Third district the present ncum
bent Hon VIM b. Mech They have known him personally
and officially and they therefore have hesitation in request
ing your support In his behalf His faithful attention TO ms
duties during many past is the best guarantee that we
have an honest capable and efficient Justice .
Hon Welcome X Beebe, late City Judge; Hon James X
Whng late Judge q Supreme Court j. Parker attorney
]: T. Bronze agent; +. Byrne attorney; Hon. George y;
Sckes attorney; Robert d. Holmes, attorneys Hon David
r. Wheeler, attorneys f. X. LAmorex attorney; Townsend
niou Raymond attorneys Sanxay attorney Clark -.
Wheeler attorney; James Reed, VIM b. Wedgewood, aor-
neys Robert r. Daniels attorney; James Baker reporter
VIM Noble r. IL Hopkins, attorneys; A. H. Wagner at
torney y = Carpenter, attorney IL Morrison attorney
James Srdley, attorney; Hon Jonas b. Phillips Hon Chis
r. Birdsa late Judge Marine Court; A. b. Miard aor'
ncy, and others.
OCT 81 1857.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-10

At A LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING OF
"A the democracy OF the Fourteenth ward at The house OF
Mr.. James scot the night of The 7th inst Mr. John L.
Rogers In the chair motion the Honorable Mr. Daw
received the nomination by reclamation for one oil the
Council 10 represent In the Fourth Senatorial district
NEMOCRATS.-CAN YOU AFFORB TO RE ELECT
- Fernando Wood for Mayors
Does he act towards party TO which he claims to B
ong) as democrat auocrat1
Is he honest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-10
Tor ORCHARD srREEr-Soo REWARD rs OFFER

1GE ORCHARD sTRFFT-8,W0 REWARD is OYFkR-
lCD ed " any person who can surpass MADAME CLlF
Ton IN giving correct statements on 81 events tnongh NE
pau lary absent friends losses lawsuits and giving lucky
numbers B-Msdame q. IL The only real genuine astro
ogst 10 the United States she warrants y cure the 50
veresi " cOnsump liver complaint scrofula aud n
Tart all diseases mostly by charm This ged lsdy VIII tell
ne disease By simply looking the CAL aud sAsty
yourselves l5b Orchard street between Houston and stan
lon streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-10
WATCHES, JEWELRY, sc.

WATCHES, JEyvELRY, sc.
A TTENTIoN Is SOLICITED
"A % tho
Large aud beautiful
SILVER WARE WATCHES Of the mos, celebrated
and JEwELRY OF the latest patterns and fashions,
all warranted. For sale at
A GREAT SACRIFICE FOR CASH.
ROBERT RAFT n 90.
Bl Broadway, corner Of Warren street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-10

U,FFTH EXTRACTED IN TEN SECONDS. WITHOUT
the slightest pain, by my new and or,gns process snot
frec,ing) This admiral uy IA prscesed % me only
&, ., DVRKIS, ~ caaAl sSees uear vGisk,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-10

17c vAR1CK sTREET.-MADAME MAR HAS A
10 study connected with phronoogy, which enables her
character and circumstances, what changes
are before YOU, whom you viii many hn absent friends
life. She "a assisted by Madame Dc Gore
The most healing cairyoyant IN the world she de
scrbes your n durable, turns hair
rs original color This Is no humbug They asionish al
Who visit hem.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-10

THIRST ALDERMANIC DISTRlcT.-FOR THE INFOR-
of friends and the electors of the district,
Respectfully that candidate for reelection
Is Alderman of the First Aldermanc district
VIM. WILSON, Alderman First ward.
THE BROOKLYN EASTERN DISTRICT DEMOCRATIC
Union Club will hold a meeting az 81 Grand street
Friday evening, Oct Is AT O'Clock. Members are re
quesed 10 he punotua In attendance
JOHN FLAHERTY, President.
Jous CoSSERy Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-10
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~ life your very name once West NineteentO
street siNb avenue. Ladies - cents gentlemen 8.
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