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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-20

FARR BLopGBfr Moore, previously reported ashore
near New Inlet bar Was gotten of the l5h by steamer
Henrietta ana lowed to Wilmington. NO, the 18th Par ~
Der sails are lost and she In eaky condition. win have 70
discharge cargo and repair
ScHRs PBARL ALsioN belonging TO Jacksorvtle Arc
both ashore the marsh Buzzards Bay win probably
prove q to al loss.
Seer LYDIA CowrERTHwAIrE from Charleston for New
York put into Norfolk 18th inst In distress
SoRR AIBIoN. Watts from CALAIS for Philadelphia put nc
1dgsrown 10 rst 10 repair having sprung leak supposed
around lumber port.
scHR MARIA Baker from Calais for New put UdI
garown having oat both anchors Nantucket ShoSl naa
Pollock Zip Light Boat, came morning
BEAUFORT Sept lion the 18th inst the schr Standard
moored IN this harbor dragged her anchors
the schr Charles hcCue, at anchor and went
ashore while they together They sustained csnsera.
bic damagn the Moo ia of water cargo all wet (BS
letter TO Elwocd Walter ESD
The following table gives summary Of the vessels IA mo
harbors OF New York Boston, Baltimore Charleston SayAn-
nah Mobile and New Orleans the latest accounts fron
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HIRISIHR IIffLkIsRysH.


uIEARFD.
Steamship AuTus'a, woodruff. savannah-s 4 MrohiiL
Steamship Marion, Foster, Charesson-sponord, Tes1on
shin Henry Cav Csun,ns Ilr,rpcoi-sporpra rfesscu
sSp GrBssI fletcher s LONDON Srnnsli 10
Bssk Nc~d America taam,, sroiin, Hsmburs-s Been A
ssrs ESma Lincoln, johnson. M..ann..-y v n-sn %.
bsrs henry, Wilson ssyannsn-ssurses a Ciearman.
Brig Dane Orr. Alien Yarmouth. B-xcAunn vince.
Brir Clinton pewhurs,, chsrleiion- Geo Buisl.y.
s sr SrssV rsssy
scsr Anna Maria Upwards, Nswbern-J salh 4 o.
ssss. sssS: ssS s'ssssss%sn sis.;sa. Ann"
schr = Rbndolps Hsrle,cn, Acrsndris.
scsr ,,rsce Darling carr boston n Master. su.u.
s esr zeSs.s psore H.ns o.
sloop keryssa, douglas, srogepor.-J Edwards
sssmsl Iso~g.oa wrl y,s.n Ds ss,'sSsos.
fesmer srisoI, 1i.s, Phad.lp
steamer wereruport, Berry, Portland.
Steamship Black warrior smith Orleans i7h via Ia.
s MS ys Ts' .r, a9s q 9s0n
s . ss e nassi n. ss1.s 4 e
% NIP scusS ss. 'sG Do5s gsSss Nm
sp zSi. g,ss' Been -
S; Seal &c fSs sHs;ss s.? 5 e
ss s G pss sU q and % s H Ssse
ssc sch arctic q sncnor o. s TIE ssnss >,
Win S eo sS . ssssT Ins, si IS Jon IS
ship Danigc for Quebec with pasfenEers i2h A
g. bon ca saw bark Caroline kns' from shseds fF New
Hsgeo.
Fhip Vt Louis Hoyt rev orleans, and the Pass Aug -
with nndse WIN Nelson Sons. Had e>stexy winds The
enure pssssge =. - ..
shIp Heiere Csrcm), voIkmann Brcmsn, ~ dsys, ~sh
rnase Ard $40 psseeuFers 70 Paver~ted Schumacher
Bsrk Harvest Nichols, Savannah, dsys, with cotton 70
Rturaea, Cenrmsn Go, -. :. - -,,. -.
Brig Bllow r foeter, Gusnica Pr IL DAYS, WIN susn
As u gimberrat Escoriszs. :. .
nurray ih inst lsi 81 lon ~ had hurricane from
ENE 10 saw, which lssied ~ hours - - -.
PriR Nysic Murray Crystal River is dsys, Va
Key N Cwhsrr she pnt IN Zoe -ser u days with cedsr 70
! NfhhfrN Fnpensrced heavy wesher, split sails, Nc
ith 'ut g Hsisras, saw large quantity Of Pine mmbef
sdrlA
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Brig Elizabeth of oAmden, Howe Savannah, Il dHvv VIM
sIs Jones ct oS.a sgyn.,: ssAOsou. os.r,s.soa,
eca. aasosA kieS' Windsor Ms, days. with plaass,
Tyrone s'rous saehias days. win lumber, % NV.
sshI fola1. Iesanssn New Orleans 10 days, with u,s.
e % AhSssh IAN las. ss s. So 10 :sw "p.ss "a
3 s; s5 g 81 q: %
q len eIperienoed heavy gale from sW. which saass
vs sssI y, ss ss1 Law WIN m
same time Br ship with foretop mast and three opsansns
Ser H,slm: Manduei Charleston days. with ndss,
scSr Jos webster. Bennett, Charleston, Il days. with
sa % hssy' sS:o1 NJ. az. T.
ssr Rs si ssV a$ x NJ s so :' OF
Hvbor spoke brig Jenny Rogers OampeaoSy wia icso
m s' ~
mast partly out OF water With rigging and light pa hanghs
81: s sas s:s xs s: %..s.:sss
s sssr A 4 = Hall Hal; Xoos ytsgni E.
s,h, Kimir. Allen, South rhomassOn.
ss ssss s xiIss' s ssss. gs.y:;
s sssr ZEN z SsSm soefisaa days
sr Ps sSsa sy soss sa, A'u
s sssr d Gss:s E:ss. 4ssss sosssS
Schr !. s Games White Is ,et0n
Schr w Reid, Kelly New Bedford for Albany.
Schr Golden Gaia, Leach New Bedford. RI
6chr Carroll Wicke DRhtnn for Troy.
Schr Wonder French, Providence.
Schr Justice Wells, Newport
Schr PArshsl. Urowell Dennis.
Schr n N Branerd, Russell, Portland, Ct
Schr @ Gilman, Coz, FoYtla~d CT
Schr Escort Murray. Bridgeport.
fchr Grace Darling ORyr, Albany for Boston.
Sioop Pointer. Fowler, Providence
Steamer Boston. Sellew Phladepha
Steamer Wessernp'rt, Berry Portland
Steamer Pelican. Adrich Providence.
BELOW.
Bark Amelia tof Cadz 20 days from Havana. Tho A ar.
perenced weather fore and uainaoOss
m,zzen sail ar flying Jbbom.
Wind during the day NE, With rain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-20

THE MARINE AT NORFOLK.
APrvAI or THE wosr AND calLDREs AT NOR.
FoLs.
me following ae.rsicn wss received By the Board OF
Gsaervriters / this city yesterday morning.
SosyorK, Sept Is, 1857
Rrcuvy ~ NEW YoRE, sept 10, sliAM
EIvcop WAITE Fac, Secretary Bard OF yndervrtcrs-
A brig s reported below win the lady passenger nd
sAnarcn from the Central America
me Empire CITY JAILED ii noon.
J. n SMITH BRO.
WASHINGTON, Sept 10, 1857.
Private dispatches announce The arrival al Norfolk This
morning Of the brig Marine having on board The women
and children and others rescued from The Central America
The names OF the saved, viii such additional particulars
- are Of interest," viii be autographed This afternoon.
NAMES OF THE RESCUED BY THE MARINE.
TsLBsBArMc pssrArcH TO Nh. N. o. ROBERTS.
NoRpotK, Sept 10 1851. n
Annexed ia list Of passengers or the Csn.ra America
rescued and arrived IN TIE brig Marine Of Bossoa-I
uas Hiram Bur.
Judge A. Q, Monsoon, Of Sacramento
Theodore Rhyme, Of San Francisco.
Albert Pres,, Of Sacramento
UhAs sccsry, chief engineer Of Pacific Mail Compa-
sy's steamer Golden Gaze, San Francisco.
Trsnh Josnes, Sacramento
Ause Rich, q Lima Belgian Consul and bearer Of des.
pAsrne4 70 we oourf q france.
Ma Adie NILS kAsson, u san Francisco wife or A. J.
kAslor; saved By the Elise
hrH Jane A. Badger, q ran FrAnrsco wife Of rbos W
Badger, Of bark Jane A. Tsseuburgt Ios,
Mrs Aiie sswiey md Two children n "a, r,.nc,.co
wife Off sswey, hardware merchant. ,upoo.es u bs
Ioa.
Mrs.. N v Birch, Of san Francisco, VIII. a. Ercs
Of Ban francisco hlnsues; supposed 70 be los,
Mrs. Harriet lockwood, OF San Trsncisco wife ~
lockwood, lawyer; supposed 10 be loa
NJ. Ross Alice lockwood Of San Francisco, daughter o,
r. A. LocEv
En Harriet lockwood, Of san Francisco, dsurn.or or
A Lock wood
Ksrer r. A Lockwood, Of SB FRANCISCO, sOB Of X A
Lock vood
Mrs.. Amanda Marvin, OF scrsmesso, wife ". Il.
Marvin; supposed 70 be io~a
Ms knsenss Bowly and two children, OF san Francisco
wife 81 j. kcKinnou Bovly supposed 10 be los,
nrs oynshs Kills and -four children, Of Ban FrsBcisoo
vie Of A Ems; supposed 70 be o~.
krf Annie kcsiii Of San Francisco wife Of Mr.. Nc.
NIL q nrm Of Deouy sckin; supposed 70 be lost
sn Mary Ann Travis and t.o children, Of Aivsrpdo
sr Van Hsrper and chnd, Of Rough and Ready
Ne 90 county, vile q J. n Van Hsrpsr sUp5osod lot,
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xrs B. B. rhaysr ard Two csildrss, OF san Fraacsoo
Ma Rou.ne Hahued sud ,arse children, Of San Fran
casoo.
Niss Frapols A. rhenAs, Of BAn Francisco.
Mn. Alnin 4. Kindgs, Of San FrAaotsco.
Mn Ubxs q. Osruthen Of Iowa ELL, Placer county.
Mn. Ann Redding, Of New York; her husband gon' 4
out 70 California NE previous vcySge OF the Oar nj
America
Mn, Ann Small and child, Of Newbury port, Aasn
chusss Her husband died going 70 California, u me
Aspinwal House, Panama.
Nis Enxa Smith, Of Don Pedros Bar, ruolonAe county
SECOND CABIN.
The following the second cabin passengers saved;
Mr. VIM q. Adams, Oregon BAr, Placer county
Ns Eleanor o. Common, OF San Francisoe; her soa sup
posed 70 10 lost
Mrs. Jane Fsn and two children wife Of John Fell, No
Adams Bar, siskiyon county.
Ms. Jane harris and child, OF San Fraaoisco.
Mis- wnfred Fallon and her brother James; their
father supposed 70 be lost.
Louis Bennett, child, In charge Of Mrs. o. Conner.
sfEBRAGB.
The following were Storage psssengcrs;-
Mrs. A,hronsahn, Of Urcka; her husband and son sup
posed 10 be lost
Mrs. Mary Swan and child wife OF Samuel p Swan OF
Nevada City; her husband supposed 10 be lost
Mn. Mary seessr and two children, wife of Benjamin
seegar Of San Calaveras county; she supposed be
lost
Mrs. Mary Ann Rudwil, wife Of John Radwi of srass
Valley, Nevada county, who Is supposed to be list.
Mrs. Mary Bailey, OF So Lcandro, Alameda county.
Mrs. Caroline Shaw, Of Volcano City, Amanda county
Mr. Robert Hutchinson, of Nevada City, Nevada county
Mr.. John Cumrin, OF Centreviue, Sierra county
NJ Henry Kimbai of Folsom, Sacramento county.
Mr.. N. Mccoy, OF Sacramento.
Mr.. Douglass Rutherford, Of Yuba county.
Mr.. Jo,eph SCHUYLER, of Springfield, saomone county.
Mr.. Clay, of Eidorsdo county.
Mr.. Vim. Bliss, of Napa Valley,
Mr.. CLAN rhesto, OF San Francisco.
Mr.. rhos. Bride, of Yuba county.
Mr.. Alexander Gardner, Mr.. JAS Gallagher and rhos
Fryer three OF the Of the vesasan, condemned
Old Providence Island.
OFFICERS AND cRsw or THE CENTRAL AMERICA.
George Ashby, chief engineer.
John Black, bostswAn.
Finley Frazier, quaItermasteY.
David Ray mond, quarter master.
Robert Long qaarter matter.
VIM. jackson, quarter master.
James Clark, seaman.
Richard Reed, seaman.
Frederick Reel, seaman.
Frederick Brougnam, seaman.
John Davidson, seaman.
Jas Travis seaman.
Edw ard Brown, seaman.
Jas MCLEAN, seaman.
Edward Higgins, seaman.
Morgan Badgicy, fireman
John Clark, fireman.
Henry Hethrirgton, fireman.
Geo Stewart, fireman.
Michael Dryer, waiter.
VIM. Garrison, Capt Herndcn's servsnL
Lucy DAWSON, stesardess.
Susan p Eorcell, servant; her hasband CHARLES sup
posed 10 be lost
RBcAPITULArIoN.
AAoE. .....,...... IL
Females %
Cni dfen
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THE NEWS IN PHILADELPHIA.

PROM OUR PHILADELPHIA CORRESPONDENT.
PmrADuPHIA, Sept. le, 1887.
ne terrible disaster 10 the steam.hp Central America
soarnues be the absorbing topic Of conversation In this
cy, ard every item OF news In respect to the wreck 10
eagerly scrgh: ser Up 10 the meo cosiag my letter
probable that Of them will from Baltimore by
Ire train due here ut eleven O'Clock 70 night me Kenne
bcc from New Yerk touched A Oape May q. six O'Clock
shis morning, and reached this city at two p n she
reports that Of the wrecked passengers had been len
~ The ospe by pssurg vessels.
THIS Anernocu me. gentleman who knew Commander
Hsrndou wc while s at bis native plsse T. edsricFs
burg Va BE spoke Of him high toned lofy, SPIRITED,
poble hearted gentleman who enjoyed the good opinion OF
nj who knew him. BIS concessions among the best
people OF the State and ar,ors al he great
nvorite. John n Herndon An eminent lawyer of Frede
r,cnburg, ssr . brother OF the con mander. Dabney
Berndcr, graduate Of one Of our Phlladepnis medes
Schools and late surgeon In the United STATES
service was ,so younger brother.
me Las Of tie central Amsrics, 18th her million Of
trcAxure has docpsncd the gloom which hung
crcsl and financial circles s,cks greatly depressed
Today, and money Ia more and more scarce 10 the market
me dsas,er has revived the talk about PsShc rail-
road The Evening Bullets OF to-day, heads AZ article
upon the subject By say Ing phily Over ave hundred
rves vculd have been ssv.d VIC had had railroad 10
Uae PIci'o"
THE MAILS OF THE EMPIRE CITY AND
CENTRAL AMERICA.
We have been favored with Nhe following communica
Non from the PossmS.er:--
Por Ouics New York, sept 10, 1861.
NEW YorK HuuD.-
A bag containing some 300 leaors from Bsvans per
Empire City, To hand b. Southern NAL lAs, night,
and was distributed the 4 ri delivery this morning
49, 10 rrfp In
board the Cenus America
wnB HARTLEY, SEC Pos, once
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

THr r1TKCrED EMPIRE CIsY-THE DETENTION or
.oUrwkRD sTRtSERs ETC, ETC.
The wind during the day has been from the Northeast
with rain. NsP. NJ vu blowing heavy with The
prospecs Of very stormy nishs The wind IL blowing
shore ard may have 10 record during The coming week
new disasters on coast The Empire usy, from
Norfolk for New York n sae sailcd the appointed
uoA NJ lsth inst has doub, pu, into The Delaware
Brestvster The Black warrior, from Havana, arrived
yesterday s r. NJ and reports pleasant veaina up 70
IArnesst Che len Havana on the Ism.
me steamship Arsgo, Lines, for Hsvre, went down the
BAY but no doub, anchored II the Southwest Spit
The steamers Marion, Foster for Charleston the Angus
h. woodhu for savannah, and propeller are ~ anchor
under Long Island, abreast OF Quarantine.
TIE steamships Tndsns from Southampton, and the
Glasgow, from Glasgow 9Th, are now due.
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paper II me sos Ha sSove the 10 Oh she oannos come
III morning. owing t. ~ Storm II shs comes In - hat
W on 90 anything NJ 70 monsw paper we win do all
thss can b done ~ end. sAe dos nct We shall 70
main on duty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-20

RAInxoRs, Sept 10, 1857.
The boai which lei, Norfolk yesterday evening arrived
here this morning The agent OF the press boarded her
last RICH. from the afternoon boat, and up with
several ofthe passengers Of the Central America Captain
Badger Of Baltimore, furnished him with some interesting
fAoN
LIST OF THOSE Known TO BB LOST.
william Lee, Canada, Mr. Parker, San Francisco.
Ben amin Colt Hancock Co., Mr.. Booker, Boston.
Illinois, Purser Dsbbin, (byother or
Hanson and John Herpe, the late Secretary OF the
M'souu Navy) N,rth oarouns.
Richard Wilton, Quincy III. NJ. White. sacramento,
jas Birch, Y. Mall Purser Hull, OF the sleamor
=, Gontrae.or. Fall River. Central A1GaS y
master, N. Y. ser CaIrmnA.
C0es Taylor, ". Oarona Mr. Van RsnaAlaex, arst on
Samuel saTeve, San Frsa Ger CT tie steamer.
cisco. Capt " Il. Hcrndor, U.sN,
On. RejArni, do. commander OF the o. A.,
Dr. Gibbs and n. Marin, James T. Tcnnisou surgeon
California OF the steamer.
The Norwegian bark St Norfolk 10 the bark Ellen
Cap,,n A. Johnson from Bal H. Hcndarsa and no, the
bark Eolso, reported.
The siesnshp Empire City ier Norfolk Yesterday, 81 IL
oelock A. H., viii many Of The rescued passengers
COMMANDER EERNDoN'S LIFE INSURED.
Borrow, Sept 10, 1857.
Captain Herndon OF the Central America, has his NE
irsyred n the New England Mutual Insurance Company
fer s5, oOc.
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THE LATEST FROM OUR REPORTED.
QuAnrurr, sssurdsy-sPl
me steamer Empire cay has 10, yet arrived and 20
baby win nos 10 ame 10 G.. anything from icr SSndVs
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her,y before The arrival Of the EMPIRE CITY ., Soss
the ra,seugors beard OF Der made collection 10
70 presen, token The officers aad In recoss
ton Of their ercrors during the sse. Three hundred
dollars were coloc'ed, Of which hundred w. gvca
70 the nr oc-r, hundred 70 the eagncor and Gre
men, and ore hundred 70 the sesmen.
Besides this separate subscription was made for ,hs
purpose Of presenting 70 Gap ain MCGOWAN ,e,onial Of
their gratitude FOR Inc attention and be displayed
their behalf
Mr. J. r Huertss editor OF the vsisnx~ Aurora, ozs
Of the passengers By the Empire CITY, has purchased an
viii present 70 Captain McCovsn unrui oliver s2esk
Ing trumpet, costing $40, token OF bis personal
coenion Of the akin and courage TIA, brought himself snf
fellow passengers safe lnto port The rumpcs be
seen o, p Hsugswoui 4 % q. No 900 Broadway. MA
Inscribed
10 CAPTAIN ,. MCGOWAN,
Z
1 j. T. HUERtAs.
1881
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Sid from New Bedford lsh ship Nmrod, Howes Pa
cihc
Pacific Ocean
Ara DO I'm ship Poonac Swain Pacific Ocean OF anc
for NAntucset las reported with ali told
Arr ~ Provncetown 18th sehrs Esela Chapman, e
blscshshng cruise with l1 bb OIL Chanticleer, Dyer DO.
$50 bbls $50 reported
Arr 4 New london i7b ship seury. Buednxou iro
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-06-11
HtsreIIanenus.
TO CLEANSE THE INSIDE OF
IARS'


There is frequently some t:ouble IN
cleaning the inside of jars that have had
sweetmeats, or other articles put IN them
for keeping. and that when empty, were
wanted for further use. This can be done
in few minutes without scraping or
soaking by filing up the jar with hot water,
(it need not be scalding hot) and then stir
ring in a teaspoonful of pearlash. What
ever of the former contents has remained
sticking upon the sides and bottom of the
jar will Immediately be seen TO disengage
itself and float loose through the water.
Then empty the jar at once. and if any OF
the former odor remains about it, fill it
again with warm water and let it stand
undisturbed a few hours, or till next day;
then empty il again, and rinse it with cold
water. Wash phials in the same manner.
Also the inside of kettles, or anything
which you wish to purify or clear from
grease expeditiously and completely. If
you cannot conveniently obtain pearlash,
the same purpose may be answered nearly
as well by filling the vessel with strong
ley poured off clear from the wood ashes.
For kegs, buckets, crooks or other large
vessels, ley may be always used.
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uQllW0O0 AGA D ! Ia 4
w H. WOODS, A. M, Proprietor and Principal

j. a. REED 4 ". Pssor Of the Greek and Latin Languages.
ALFRED SHADE, u d., Aatoy and Hygiene
T. NORRLSON Lecturer EHlaans 9 Christianity
assistants IN the English and Preparatory Departments
Of Peculiar
dIcemen o he Board
Of Instruct is OF n
IS
young men for
a in
manag and
Il heir
the aTroaI
Chambers ,frmw regular
0 five months Cwasng $50 90
n
pr-
c.A A 10 OF u lar ma fol o. Minis
ia adv anc n mi1de 0 fsesio
MarchI9 ShadeG Gap, f1untngi Pa
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PILES AND FISTULAS.

These and ether similar distressing complaints can be
etectuay cured if the Ointment be well rubbed in over
the parts affected, and by otherwise following The printed
directions around each pot
Both the Ointment and Pills should be used in
the to!I0Cing Gases:
Bunions Lumbago Sore Legs Scalds
burns Mercurlal En- Sore Breasts SweI'd Glands
Chappd hands upuons Sore Heads Stiff Joints
Chhoians Piles Sore Threats Ulcers
Fisiulas Rheumatism Sores of all VeneYeaI sores
Gout Salt RbeUm kinds w. = :,
SKIN DiseasesSprains kinds
+s@>oid the Manufactures Of Professor HOLLOWAY
~ Maiden Lane, New York, and 244 Strand London
by all respectable Druggists and Dealers Of Medicines
throughout the United States and the civilized world in
Pols: at - cents, 62s cents aud 81 each
Ihere l. considerable saving BY taking the larger
sizes.
NB Directions for the guidance Of patients in every
disorder are afixedIo each Pot.
1CAUTlON:-NOHe are genuine unless the words
Ho4tol75E, fsl5 York and Lozdor are dseerrible as
ats1~k 10 every leaf Of the book Of directions arun5
each pot or box; the may be plainly seen Fog
TIE tsGt to the light. handsome reward viii be given
to any one rendering such information as NAV lead 10
The detection Of any party parties counterfeug the
medicines or vending the same, knowing them 10 sn
Ti0us. 1F-
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1Q8lA9O9 O9OQalAS S3lllAa0a
\, s. ALExANDER, ALEX A B Principals

demep fo
has
devote time 0
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dfarnshe
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the eexpee o
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DR.. ], D, Stoneroad

OFFERS his professional services to the cit
" izens of Lewistown and the surroun dine
country. Office in the Beehive Drug Store.
May 81, 1857.
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Sore Legs, Sore Breasts, Wounds and Ulcers

some OF the most scientific surgeons now rely solely
on the use OF this wonderful Ointment when having 10
cope WIN The worst cases of sores wounds, gan-
duIaT s"eHings, and tumors. Professor Holloway has
by command Of the Allied Governments dispatched to
the hospitals OF the East, large shipments OF this Oini
ment To b. used under the direction OF the Medical STAFF
IN the worst cases Of wounds. Ii will cure any ulcer
saHduaI swelling stiffness or contraction Of the Joints
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-06-11
County school Superfntendents.

We give below list Of the newly elected
County Superintendents and the salaries fixed
BY the respective Conventions Of Directors:
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DIR. MARKS.

II AFlNG resumed the practice of medicine,
/ l. may always be found at his Office IN the
Public Square, opposite the Lewstown Hotel
May :, I557.-tf
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viii find a good assortment Of Has. q
tured under his immediate superinifa.5
competent and faithful workmen. or ~
not be on hand, a hat Of any descriF.s'.
got at short notice, all of which are ~
to be equal, if not superior, to aBy sa-'
IN Lewistown CT any other place % O.
this State. There is no gammou a6a.! 7
idle boasting, as the people can lean i&'
selves by making the inquiry and ttal.
For the Omish he mas constantly % y
will make TO order, hats to their iaR
required size or brim, at prices that tss'
to be satisfactory.
Country Merchants will find il toH..
vantage to give me a call, as liberai'.3
Will be made on wholesale purehass I
pecially so to punctual men.
Thankful for the liberal patronags a's1
received, his study will be to Pleas h h
may favor him with their cuStoa n
and trusts that as the times are aaIa' 4
high, ana other things in proportloa'i y
will act as much as possible on the tai-:l
or ar least on the saying that - ia.nsi
make long friends
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ErySipelas, Salt Rheum & ScOrbutie Humors

No remedy has ever done so much or he cuTa OF A.
seases Of the Skin, whatever form they may assume as
this Ointment. No case Of Salt Rheum Scurvv Sore
Heads Scroula Eyspela, long withstand its in.
huence The inventor has Travelled many parts of
the globe, visiting the principal hospitals dispensing this
Ointment, giving advice its application and has
thus been the Of restoring countless numbers 10
health,