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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-17
- FLux ANNIHIL.ArFn-

EVERY Summer and Fall thousands Of persons die Of
Flux, Cholera, Dysentery, Gripping Palms, and other,
Irregular les Of the Bowels. Il be cnred in every
for IS by the olTuckers Cholera Syrup which
has been tested by the best physicians in the and
West and by them pronounced the eGectua remedy
Is mas performed astonishing cures than
any other specific human life be saved in nine
Of ten by investment of IS cents Buy bottle and
seep itby you.
For sale in Nashville by HERMAN d RAINS, and 7.
WELLS Agents. The Proprietor having unOounded con-
adence the efficacy Of his medicine has authorised the
Agents di-tsbute it cautiously until its virtues are
thoroughly tested, Persons afflicted with Of the above
complaints viii please call outhe agents and get a bottle
free of charge. lmay6-G.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-17
10. yYood,s EAR Restornttre.

We publish to-day the advertisement of this learned and
Gmabe Proe resident Of St. Louis, descriptive Of his
Wond rru D covery We believe there is but OpinO
among all who his Hair ResJoratiVe-snd that is IN
bounded confidence in its entire efficacy. It has Coorng
IT, and the renovation of the by
Jog forces, which originally give growth and color Il
woras an asl.nLablng ehAnge.-Eastgn Gss Clarion.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-17
"AFy Hosf and Pork tor Is5s.


buFsau Of Pro7lsioas ID l.-,--,.- -, ,-
l. EALED PROPOSALS, sag.r.,d 80 + -.
Fses,St = 1f 60 g esss az 81. -. IA
he i5,b So 49, l.il = iccE A. o. "a sdss f.r.
nas,RSr .-' ii'N % Sac Uatai slasl, g lss t.5-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-17

THE WAVERLY MAGAZiNE.
This is beaut ful weekly newspaper-articles COM
plste in each number. Price only IUots For sale by
mayg6 HAGAN q BRO
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-17

tls oiaa should 70 marked tPr1u,ssi- r,, zf.--s r.
elG1pss, snd addressed hird Asis.ssi s.-9.- h ~
49,, 49, Olss Lepartmaut-s AahOs Y 800
fOs easter General.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-17

MASONIC MARKS, JEWELKY, MILITARY.
COLLEGE. AND SOCIETY MEDALS,
MANUFACTURED AND ENGRAVED New aud or oiDsl
w designs of Marks, Pins Studs SC, constantly on land
Orders by mail nded to. Door Pla Notary CorIora
ton Seals, with without preset Bridal visiting pofe
Cards, engrav ed TO OrdeT the shortest notice.
First premium awarded by franklin Institute, for the
Manu- aCtuTing OF Masonic, and fine JeWe'ry.
EDGARF. BAlON, 722 Chestnut Street,
Junel5-ly lv.B P.I Philsdelp h'a, Pa.
OPENING DAY AND EVENING.
Il SILL q THUMPSUN'S see Cream saloon is now
open day and evening thTO ghOuJ season. Ladies md
gentlemen invited 10 the entertain meni. may27
CHEESE.
nNE HUNDRED hoxes EngItsh Dairy Cheese and any
~ boxes superior Nutmeg Tor family use, ter sale b.
mGy27 VESSEL q THOMPSON.
DRIED BEEF.
1--WE Heroes Dried Beef received by
may26 VESSEL & THOMPSON.
RAISINS.
ONE HUNDRED packages RaIius boxes halves and quar-
~ ters for sale BY
msy2i VESSEL & THOMPSON.
CRACKREB BISCUIT.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY boxes genuine Craekpel
~ Buiscut received %
ma p VESSEL & THOMPSON.
TEAS, TEAS.
JUST received another assortment Of those Black and
q Green less, which still selling al our usual re.
Gucea prices, noE hsIanding the UBfavoabe ad
vices from China.
may27 VESSEL & THOMPSON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-17
ClOTH and TOlLET BRUsH Is.
TRUNKs. WISE ND CARPEF RAGs.

U ECEIVED per express anott er invoice Of Hair, Toosh
and Toilet Combs. inne2. j. b MsGlLI..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-17
FOR Rent

WHO " ANTS A B ARGAIN3
WWTE offer for sale desirable LOT for the erection of
large Business house, fronting about 20 feel Che
kast side Of Front street, intersection of Cla
street, and running lack to low water mark Apply
luue Him J. h. q K. W. bhOW WIN.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-02
Otuuille DaiIq Dutte Rstura.
FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER ep, 1857

SIERRA TELEGRAPH CoMPANY.-This
work. says the Sierra Citizen, under the
immediate superintendence of J. C. James,
Esq is rapidly approaching completion
The line is now in good working order to
Monte Cristo, and in a few weeks will be In
working condition between this place, Eure.
ka, ST. Louis and Rabbit Creek.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-02
NJ . T = Q Es

n R-ror the Information o! The tax payers of
this county | ill stale, that Section l3 OF the heVe-
nue. Law of this Stale, passed April The 2ilh lo5I
makes ii obligatory upon The Collector ON the ih.rd
Monday ot October Of each year, 10 make an entry
upon the duplicate Roll statement thaI he has lrY-
led upon all property upon which he Is compelled to
collect, five per ceut, onehalf of whicn goes 10 The
State. Tue remainder to the County
SEC. a. On the saturday next preceding the third
Monday of November, the Collector Is Compelled 10
have his Delinquent List made up and IN addition
TO the five per cent he is compelied TO charge hIty
cents on each and every lot piece, or tract oi iand
separately assessed" half OF which goes TOWARDS
paying the expense of adverlizing, the remainder
goes To the Collector, also twentytiv cents ON each
assessment OF personal property.
SEC l5 "On or before the fourth Monday OF Nos
vember the Collector is compelled to advertise the
delinquent list. ls21l r. FREER, Collector.
SEC. l. ~Ali taxes levied under the provisions of
this Act shall be paid in the legal coin oi The uBed
States in foreign coin at the vaIae paid ior sncn
coin by the laws o the United States. Proyi-
ded however. that county taxes levied IN accordance
with the provisions Of any Special Acl may be col
iected in such funds ia sch > e:ii + T. isias De
Provided
EYNorICE is hereby given, that on aud alter
this date, will lount scrip Tor Cs'uIly
Taxes. FkEEAS, Collector.
orovlle, September %. Ie57.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-02
CCNSTABLE'S SALE

FTY VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION ISSUED
III - out of }. T. Elliot's acting jus ice of
he Peace IN and Tor Butte County. California. and 10
me directed and delivered, commanding me to make
The sum Of Two hundred ana twenty two tWent tive
one hundredhs dollars Is ID debt, damages and
interest, and twelve tort!t one hundredths dol
lars lSi2 40 costs of suit and accruiag costs said
writ. wherein II, KINGS plaintiIfaud JOHN McC0N-
MEL is defendant have seized nLd levied upon.
aud will expose at public sale to The highest bidder
ioi cash, On The sixteenth (I6i) day Of October
A. ID 1891, at the hour of three (3iocluck. L. M all
ot the defendants interest in aad To lots NUM-
Der three 81 number our a. number five 90 number
six 0), in block number thIrty.nnr (a9), land
down on the map of the Town OF 0roye. Buie
county, California said lols situated near The
brich yard of Mcconnell Co. The above sale viii
take place on the premises
:. w. GAMBREL, Constable.
This Goth day of September A. ID. lr57 s16-td
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-02
German Drug Store.
For Sale or To Let A!

VEN II UNDER.uiNED OWNERS OF THE
4 LniAArlte iioiei. Inform The public, that they
nave uUreed I" sell or rent the above property sith
al the ldrhitdrt nec' ssafy for hotel restaurant
The establishment Of Is old standing and wen known
ior tts ftsecttbiy aud advantages for any Mind Of
business, aud - situated on Monigo street op-
pOsiie The orleai.s oel All those who are desirnu.
10 Know fIrher particulars, requested inq ure
al the san Francisco Restaurant. The City Is ew
cry. SD GEER & HAMMERNU,K
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-27
Trinity Cherrh.

TO 1Hx EprroR oF rHr HERALn
In tbs mornIus's cdlton oi your paper, sxd Q 40 hs
Gle rtising to the senate c0mmtess fepor1 fespsMns
Trinity obufch you attribute certain tcsimc1y 70 me "
q ecber O, the vessry Of sad churcn, as vth - q "a
standing committee which you should have He1ite1 ~
Rev In Tar lor OF Grac6 church. A. that fepMs esn
t.irs no ,est mony from OF s,y klnt, yoa VII
matter OF iussos both 20 Dr. Isy and uysed wfe1a
proper cofrtc,ics, and oollgc, yours
Nry YosK, wednesday, Fss. 50, lssI,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-27

RsaArway TmNssNH M. a. Ftsciso, M AMI Mrs..
Bske, NJ ssa srs A. Dsvsep,rt and oitsr populss
ssss,s teri-m rrhi 10 the comedy osspssd iss
ro.sA" rss Noasg wises" ioiiowa
puu~r rwzrss -shsnrsre's tragedy of 20 hsno'
be rtssssas1 mis- svenfs, The kAJsG charssr "
~ s.sssi1sa W evs o~ssAshsn ~ kssss sHovs 80
seys he 'cs11ss Ysrrsrn y tss a;ssiss pisy.
1xmrc~'a = rnm ssesst ssiabhssnsxt fxry nsinseass
a hVA p~siu<a evAxss 10 dsssr ~ icr ~ ne in!ssst
q ss1 rsssAr sssssx. sss ne s@Fafsse~sns"~
ssss- 20. ,,ss
lswsd hs svsrirs sy NE snuainr rcs ~~a "
f.rsl KsDr'a ne s,sr ssd vsry sxe.ss spes-
80 :. c.a.-s ne sT,rr Vshl -o1Inas 10 sersss Asve
s-@.sre.. Al lss mvsrse trI are.
.-..'-.~ - rrs 81 ~ uAs svs1as sosses % NE ro-
80 So AZ IN ms"-xr. nvesPcr - NE ssen
a .sruf AZ srsir, rslsd LAsth sn6 Grow VA,
.<'r. e.,,1iss frxis a tae "CoesSs LnynNa'
1900. Cgxn. me As~asmy 81 wcsx msy ss weu
49, A. atshL ume Coz. ee NEsorH " psrsr.n1s
a@,ss- = fsinri's ssmssub.a." sspssstsd ~ sssssf
I..r,.. s5-sis Use vsry ssssss~ yssrs vm %
usrs .r.4 us slsrnctn. In re svennx, NE pss-isg
srs ms c.lsd ne 'cAna ef NE esr~<sA" and . sess
coicssp Orrss---Erssiisrt presrs~uss q srrs
lne psross o. 6herssl essshaskm~ns mis- sveniag
n ts shsre a bWhssque~, ne .Msssu~rsie Ball -
~ sivtn q ctorge Chr~sY snd Woefs, MEL " y
Eafe ncttsyG sna 10 'ssswtmt Atftlt1 q
fe trysats, kih .cas1il' a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-27
Our Mexican Correspondence.


Edward Everett has accepted invitation TO deliver
ehe sddss before the Association OF the Alumni on hsr
ward College n It's uonBial ccooraNos, wncn ~xs
plsos on tbs day afteY conmercement nexi Juy.
Senator suunsr reasbsd washisston on Wednesday,
seirg somewhat weared By hts journey, but SIN quite
scomovtabe.
Madame Ida PfsIner arrived II the Cape OF Good Hop,
on tbe lsth November, whore she well received by
the Bsirsh governor. she designed embasksg Tor hau
prnius on tho 18Th, on French soveynmeut steamer IN
vhi0a 4 free fpssssxe had been rendered her. From
,Hanriiius she win proceed 10 Msdagasosr
IA N stated that brother Of Eckei the repu.ed mur
sderev OF DR. Bardsn. rsidng ~ Mount Pleasant Hun.
ier6on cs UNITY New Jersey has been 20 Affected IN mind
oy the late fading Of the Grand Jury, that VII prsoa
foiy be peccsssry 10 him TO the iunatc aylam
DEPARTURES.
For Iive,po,i IN The stsashp Europa, I'm Boson-Mss
Kendall Messrs Kendall snd vile, Ihomss Cnaabourne
Yes~s Hrc.iin Of CsmSiafe Ar sherman Of RorSur5;
Adsrns cfIowen sobcson, Jr Of Newport MIS-. Ro-
einson Of Brookly NessrfN Guimsn ess Robert Mur
ray, n Perkins George Eser, Bunentn.. !. ioa 9,
hunter and q sconca, Of New York. M5ses Morris q st
Louis Joha brook q Texa. Mr Dunn srd ssryan and
Chief Jusce Draper and son OF Toronto, York Johnson
3uctec; Hormlo Jell, oS Delaware, wss For Hsldax
wheelcct, Ray and p Bransconb II Boson A spsnd
ns 81 severy Saunders Of sa,emi Wm Wa.sru g. OF
iisrutrd smon'op Newman John kedford AZ i WIS
er%an rev York: Msssr' ghs Chrisi'so 81 - SSss'
yr WIN Gardner Israel whartoa Horaao Garirer Aesan
der Wharton and James winsrs OF Helifar; william Bow
man, q Utrada William Campbell OF Toronto rctsL ca
ncsifu; James Lewis s-d NJ '7iuker, New vorS Nrs
HefIt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-27
TEE REMAINS OF DR. KASE.

NV OWxss, f~" ~ is*ls
Dr. Ks,es rtms'ps vsro escorted 10 ths s,ssnsf isr
Iousyiile BY tte military, Free hssoss, cossuis, csy
su,be russ sud su fAssrse corcourss of cnssns rss
ccr,,Iar, ssrpps ssd psens suIid'ss asss -srs sis
pisysf sf half mast, AMI minute suns vorc fref hs~
,un,se until NE ssssssson Of me bosy.
Cxnssxsi. Eso se iss.
general meeting Of ths citizens ~ss hsld W rtsi a.
TIE xsrchsss' Esehapgt, vhss q os.miiiss sss 40.
pointed 10 co sps,Nis vhh he cezniiiss ef -s cv
Covnc, In ,skisg mcas--es foy ths psymsni CO rspsst
10 tss remains ef Dr. Kane. Approrvsis rsso,~soss
we're adopted. ne ksnss remass rssssd tsreaxh Care
this morning -. -. -.
The ssrs,s rassss rcselcross Of rsrsa 70 t.s ~szssy
eJ the lale Dr. KA,s hh Niersoon.
FmtiUnrrns. Fes. 20. 49,
The City cosaes have Ensd resolsnsns of resrc1i 10
Dr. EAns. AL have sppoisisd jse, eouns'ss ,o zsss
srrAngem~sv fos hs funeral. u corsen y.s'ei ts1'
the body shall be isd in s,ais Al fsdecendencs ban
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-27
ADDITIONAL FROM CUBA.


state Of tho sugar Crop The Revenue or
Cuba-Credit Mobiiior-Great Iadustrisi
Expedition.
The Diorto de Ia Marina Of the Goth slant has the FOL-
lowing remarks in relation TO the present sugar orop
All tho reports worthy OF c.eo whiob coms from the
country and which Nc have tex pains col.
ltcs seree that the hopes conceived tho 0egnong OF
the season VIII not un'ortrnaely resiz I'd Tar
regards tho amount Of tho ysd. Not ouIy
ritle irosta caused un5oubted sga but anterior
alterations OF excessivo rsins aud grcas drougcts hal
not cauled less prejudice In the priocpSl pro uong dis
uicts. Consequently, without vep,uriug "a opuioa
stow that increase which some ume sinoo believed
ourselves authorized 10 hope for T, say many go,d
judges DO, that sus hardly reach pr0ouh OF the
preceding season. would perhaps be sayiog 100 muca,
which It IL Impossible to for.see ~ita osriain
ty II the wcstber should favor tue gHrdlaf
very possible thai. aurastst by the goot
prices now ruling our pan.cea will max,
leaving % they did last year, great q,aty standing
In The ZELDA. Even In this which IL tue 70
vorabe the most can hope for IL TO roach the
point 10 the opposite event the deficit Will be certan
and perhaps large.
The Alborada Of villa Clara, oomplsins ss cr tho
wages OF the oold The sweet poao Drop has bosa al
most entirely lost. What few plAptAns ~ere left by the
September gale, hsvo been out Of b the hoS aud the
tobacco plants Of that region have suffered gaIy from
crcught Vegetables had become very scarce aud dear
IA the market.
Tho 0dcets, OF Havana publshs, return OF the net
OF the leland for the past three years the totals
Of which arc ~ foliows:-
1854 1896, 1855
Customs rev. s4S4 400 81 o2u o,s 50 ssls III so
Internal taxes 2pe4 8q6 SO 8I,lC47 "a sp4O bt3 81
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-22

accident on the n. Y. Central Railroad.

.ccident Oh the N. Y. Central Railroad.
AaotAey Norqralk Bridge Case, almost Tht
L0com0tiUe aud Cars ia Creek-Sereral
Persons Killed and many Wounded.
The local mail train on the Central Rail
road which left Rochester Thursday afternoon
at 4 80 and which was due at Syracuse al
5 Is Friday evening, met with serious dis
aster when six miles west of the latter CITY
The cars were under full headway, and as
they approached Nine Mile Greek station, be-
tween Warmers station and Syracuse, the
engine suddenly plunged OFF the track, dart
ing down into the creek some fifteen or TWEEN
ty feet. The couplings apparently broke in
stantly, as the first baggage car plunged over
right on the top Of the engine. This was fol-
lowed BY the mail car and three passengers,
and the catastrophe was so sudden that only
one shock was heard above the noise of the
wheels, before all were heaped together in
common ruin ut the bottom of the gulf The
lsst car only remained on the track. and
those fortunate enough to be on board that
carriage, instantly leaped out, and went to
the rescue of the other passengers. The
scene presented was most awful. The mail
ear was turned bottom up. and was found to
he on fire, having caught from the hot stove.
The first passenger car had turned on one
aide with the front part buried in the water
If the creek, which had risen high in conse
ouence of heavy rains. In this car, Miss
Brown. of Toronto, daughter of Mr.. Brown,
late of the Toronto Globe, was riding. After
most of the passengers had been got out of
The ruins, one of the persons searching found
shawl. which be pulled out, discovering a
human being, and he then, with the aid of
o,bsrs dragged forth the body of Miss Brown.
She had been drowned in three feet Of water,
and from confusion on the head, she had
evidently been stunned in the collision
The second car was turned broaaside to the |
train and the third car ran through the CEN
ire Of it, cutting it nearly in two. The third |
car was all smashed to pieces, the passengers |
beiup crushed together in one mass. Here |
Mr. Bronson of New Britain, Conn, sat, and |
his bowels were torn open by splinters of !
seats. Some slivers of mahogany were ex-
tracted from his intestines by the doctors to.
aay His entrails are literally cut to piece.
meal and, although he still lives, his reeov-
sry is impossible. He is man of iron build
and strong constitution. lie crawled out If
the ruins on to the track literally holding in
bis bowels by his hands. Fortunately, the
third car jumped so high that il went through
the secOnu car ABOVE the ueduS Oh the paSSen-
gers. Had it cut through little lower, sev-
eraI more would have been killed.
From the nature of the accident, and the
complete destruction of the cars, it is mirac
uous that aut Of sixty or seventy passengers,
no more were fatally injured. There were
several narrow escapes Of passengers. Mr.
0gsbury, of jefferson, was in the second car,
and the whole woodwork, not one foot above
N bis head, was splintered to atoms
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-22
THE INNER MISSION.

"Preserre and Regulate, not destroy."-
There is in Germany an organization, known
by the designation of the Inner Mission, :"
which is without parallel in the variety and
extent of it's religious objects. What this
organization is to the spiritual darkness of
mankind, Professor Holloway's world embra-
n cling system of medical agencies is to their
Y bodily infrmities. As the German institu.
\ lion diSSeminates through its innumerable
Mrolpodems M religious instruction and consola
zion among the people of every land, so the
agents aud representatives Of this indefatiea
Hble FhiIan;hr"pist, prefer the means If cure
" 10 the SEX Of all regions. Ills remedies are
IA; potent to control disease and preserve and
#rrolnng life, as their tracts and honiilies are
Eto cheek vice and promote virtue His, too,
b' an laHef Mission, for there is no internal
disorder which does not yield to that most
powerful and infallible. yet safest of all anti
Htotes, llolloway's Pills Probably half the
#nOrtallty which annually occurs among civ
Plzsd nations, might be traced to neglected
arrangements of the stomach. This delicate
Ehd important organ is fearfully abused
HllInFy on the one hand aud privatiun on the
Ftncr disorder its functions and destroy its
figar 1t is surfeited, starved, stimulated,
Para aysed-in every way misuscd, and from
Pae chTehlc dyspepsia and other forms Of in
&lgestIon engendered By this maltreatment,
P0naredS Of terrible maladies, affecting every
SFtiOn Of the system, inevitably SPRING
#poctors are called in, and what is their pre-
RcFlpiion: CalOmcl! The mischief done by
ln' disease is eonsummated by the so called
|R emedy Corrosive poison forms no part of
rrOlessof Holloway's irresistible curatives.
~ Pllis composed exclusively Of hygean
sse'aOle substances, reach and neutraIize the
se.iFuctlye elements of disease in the animal
riaas with as much celerity as light banishes
la'kasss. That they should fail to produce
aa - eject as chemical impossibility. Nor
IAls all. They act as an invigorant. res,o.
ms 70 the stomach its normal activity.
eaengthening the constitution. and infns;no
.'sn Vitality into every torpid organ. EQUAL.
'aiu'ary is the effect Of Holloway's ONT
su' "a all external affections, and those who
tIg upon his two great remedies, to the ex
NiI IIUn U0- o. all other medical preparations.
,ia never Ind that their confidence has been
% '''p'"ced.-FtyaouM Journal.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-22
A WORD TO FEMALES.

The local debility and Irregularities which are the es-
pecial annoyances Of the sex, which, when
neglected, always shorten e relieved for the time
being and prevented for the time come by course of
this mild but thorough Alternative
Holloway's Pills are the best remedy k1aoen in
the scOrld for the .toltowing Diseases:
Asthma Diarrh9a Indigestion Secondary
Bowel CON- Dropsy Influenza Symptoms
plants Debility Inflammation Inward weak
Coughs Fever and Venereal Af- ness
Colds Ague fections Liver compI'ts
Chest DiseasesFemae Cam Worms of all iowness of
Costveness plants kinds Spirits
Dyspepsia Headaches Stoned Gravel Piles
SCAuTlON.-None are genuine unless the words
"Hoienap Men York and London" dseernible as
mark in every leaf of the book of directions around
each pot box The may he plainly b., bold
ing the leaf 10 the light. hand reward will be
given 10 any rendering such information may lead
TO the detection party parties couniereng the
medicines vending the same, knowing them be spu
rious.
*ssSod al the Manufactures of Professor HOLLOWAY
so Maiden Lane New York. and by all respectable Drug
gsis and Dealers of Medicine throughout the United
staies and the civilized world, in boxes IS cents 62
cents, and 81 each.
atThere is considerable saving by taking the larger
sizes
N. b. Directions for the guidance of patients In every
disorder are affixed TO each box, augi3
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-22
NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE

THIS Great Journal Of Crime and Grim
IL inais in its Twelfth Year, and is widely circulated
country II contains all the Great Trials,
Criminal Cases. and appropriate Editorials the same,
together with information Criminal Matters not TO be
found in any other newspaper.
Subscriptions % per Annam; &l for Six Months, to
be remiited by Subscribers, (who should write their
aud the town. county and state where they reside
pIainlyD to r. 4 SEYMOUR,
Editor G Proprietor OF the National Police Gazette,
apo New York citY.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-22
is COMING.
NOVEMBER APPOINTMENTS.
DIR. Hardman,
physician for Diseases of the Lungs,
is COMING.

Formerly Phgsean to the Cincinnati Marine Hpsp,tGl,
| MAY BIZ CONSULTED AT
Lewistown, National Hotel Monday. Nov. ID
u,ih'i, r' rasterson House. sc Is
Huntingdon, Iackson's Hotel sc "a
DR- HARpMAs treats Cousumr,ion B,onchuis Iar,ny
US asthma, ana all diseases Of The Throat by MEDICA
TED INHALATION
ihe great point IN the treatment Of all human
10 get al the disease in direct manner All medicines
are estmated oy their action upon the organ recurring
relief This is the important fact upon which Inhala,ion
rs based III the stomach is diseased we take
directly into the stomach II the longs are diseas.d
breathe or inhale medicaied vapors directly into IN,
The reason why Consumption and diseases the Lungs
have heretofore resisted has been beeans
trey were not in direct nner by medicine
They were intended 10 be- local. YET the, were s ad
minstered that they could only cohsiiIuiionay ex
pending their immediate action upon The sIonia h. whilst
the foul ulcers within the Lungs were unmoiesfed In
haatioh brings the medicine into direct contact with the
disease, without She disadvantage of any violent action
It's application Ia simple that il may be employed by
The youngest infant eeblest invalid Ii does not de-
range The stomach, interfere in the least with the
strength, comfort or business of the patient.
Ono charge for consultation.
OTHER DISEASES TRE6TED
In relation to The following Diseases either hen COM
picated with Lung Affections, existing alone, also
invite consolidation finding them PROMPTLY
DURABLE;
Irregularities and Weakness.
PALPITATlON and other forms of HEART Ms
EASE, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, and all other Dis
eases OF Stomach and Bowels. Piles, &c &c
SAi diseases of the Eye and Ear Neuralgia, Epiep-
sy, and all forms of Nervous Disease
@. No charge for consultation
jyS-ly g. d. HARDMAN. Mn