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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-14

<1,tbrasINd,.-1IIC IIC nnHtf"f2H'U ,""S'
4 hIIv announces 10 the public IN general ann rs Hrn'
-, ~ ~ r,5,,.l T., 1ir old stand Of Mr. Nairntuie "lPo
ite - Liberty are lonsc, where can he iouhI Mc e M
snre stock ct Ready Made Clothing ana "eheinr @ LUZ
- f1s ~ e!i he can sell cheap as any slmil
IN ,,s civ He Is prepared for Cutting out mahiaE "o
repairing Clothing. at the shortest h9,c .n I'M "a odaad
III Nex TO INV Store Room for Ront which Is a"alteo
for an Ofce or any small busnesst to be carried on IN
lnr l-dGlnos 'I.O.1. .- :
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-14
NrpCuIY or NAGSEouS DRUGS USED.
uHEuNSTON.

Member Rays College OF Surgeons London 1sanMe
a,n ,f n. me Il eminent Colleges of the United Stales
I ,, create, rat OF hose has been spent in the hr't
IIoi,ss Lonin Philadelphia and eisewhere mas
eaced ssre astonishing cures hat We're ever
known many troubled with rim. ing in the head ana ears "eh
a,lcen -ca mel hmug alarmed at Si'' s"uhue
and bashmnrs with frequent blushing, attended, soecs
-. 49,. - II cMrEd immellalely
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-14

ItAaul FOR WOOu-u waat Immediately "
5000 pounds washed wool for which will the high
market price In Cash Bonsaeks Lnsey and Leans or
servants wear. A. u hoOhEh"
4cn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-14

d hnsncss men Of Ly bur respectfully invited |"
mo fyug extract from reguatons OF Lynchourg oo
ege;- - ~, =. on,roc, any debt or debts
,xi,,,t h, s,.tu Iii. r1ren or guardan ah h"t ~
49,. yihout written certihcatr " III i''
Pr 'ii'h' "a '"' '' SAMUEL X eek.
P1,.id,ni of Iha T., Ky
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-14

lsuNS.-We have sO-uny, re
" ceived one the best asortmen of Guns ana Shooth
Tackle ever offered in market embracing common ana
medium nns in great variety and first rate stock OF hne
Guns of Richards" Brutlcys and Mantous mannactnrn
Also n large stock Double and Single Shot belts Shnt
pouches Powder Flask Game Bags Cleaning Rods fet
papcr Wads Percussion Caps, &c, @c ..u--u.,
attention of portsmcn and the public generally to t9en o
oct7 d -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-06
BROOKE YN ITEMS.

A DRY Coon, Glenn ARRESTED FOR GRAND LAR
o,SY.-A very spruce, dandyish looking young man,
named Cholwell Cooley, clerk in Mr. Chsmberss dry
goods store in Grand street, was arrested yesterday
by Officers ID. Jacobs and Murphy of Justice Clsry's
Court, on charge q grand lasceny The complaint
was made by Thomas Porter, dy goods dealer at No.
256 Third avenue, New-York, who charges accused
with stealing goods valued at slO0between the months
of March and November, 1856, although he thinks
this but small portionO OF the amount of goods taken
Part of the missing goods were found in the trunk OF
accused at his clearinghouse, in South First street
A few weeks since al officer from Providence, X L.,
was in New-York endsavoring to effect the arrest OF
Cooley on charge of stealing goods from merchant
in that place to the value of some $4,000. Accused
&as taken before Justice Clar7y and committed to
asAit examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-06

ANGELICA Boston on Friday, May Joseph K Angel,
well-known writer on legal subjects, aged % year"
BENHAM-In East Brooklyn on Monday afternoon May I.
penn Yam Yates County, ~ Y.
CoWL-N Peterson, Putnam County, n. Y, on Tuesday,
Apr 2 after lingering Illness which che bore with Chris
tan foude and resignation, Mrs Lydia COw wife OF tue
late VIM. Cowl, in the list year OF hor age.
CoRNELL-On Sunday May after long and painful Illness
eorre Washington Cornell youngest of Peter and Jsue
Cornell aged years, months and ii days
CLARK-On Monday May Thomas J. Clark con Of James
aud Bridget Clark, ssed years months and IL days
CARROLL-At Memphis. Tenn, on Sunday, April D. the
Hon. Thomas B. Carroll Mayor OF that city.
CRuMMY-In Brooklyn on Monday May D. o disease Of the
lppss, Johp L. Ciummy
pEAN-A. hi, residence, in Mor.ans on Sunday, May
William H. Dean, formerly Of Boston, seed 30 years
GIBB-suddenly, Thur.dsy, April % Of spoPeIy Mr.;
Dunlfarlsn, Scotland
GREEN-At L.wrenceyle j. Saturday, April q in the
1n year Of 9 wears Editof IN the Dc. Of Columbia
st the Of Ges Wsshnst"n ct Mount vernon
LYONS-On Monday, May Robert f son Of james B. and
Julia Lyons aged year and noh'hs'
IUCEY-On Monday May sera Protrseed illness, Ehza,
wife Of Robert V. Lucey, aged d years
MUNDY-In Metuchen, n - Oh iuesaSy APfA 90 sao.l'
vii, of Simeon Mundy, esa
MooRy-On Sunday May s at hs late residence No. 20
EVEN street Jas Moore, esq aged rs years
MoRRow-on Sunday evening May a. Inflammation the
ocp0RN-op Tuesday May Henry Osborn, aged " years
The Funeral viii take place on THURSDAY 7h inst Ct 0sloek
HU, Th;,, 18th street between Fifth and Sixth
The relatives aud friends are invited 70 s''en3 without
notice
5edrse D. Odenbuttle aged 81 and months
oIIyER~N sea on Friday shernoon May =, 2. o'clock,
Jsm.. 4 Oliver Of Jefferson, Ashtabuls County Ohio
PRATT-on Monday, May Catherine H. VIII OF George
Pratt in the 10Th year Of hei asg ,h.. NJ, h h,, g..
Her friends and J.. d. isr ~,
,pccay invited to attend her frefsl on next
=! ,t from without her ' ss l. be buried tie
Cemetery OF the Evergreen. !, 90 NJ, ,r;n; = p,..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-06

ersl other witnesses were feStiee' ana 'ne foAS"As
additional fact, were elected
Bridget Malone, very intelligent little g'1, who
dsnt6ed Gentlini a. the person who the
street with something in h.s hand and struck deceased
he ths appeared 10 close knife and put il into hio
pocket; she very positive az 10 his identity
Ann Foley, another little girl, identified John Rob
inson the who kicked Mrs. Burns and struck at
her; che identified him by HE right eye
ard pink shirt.
Two three OF the previous witnesses were re-
called and their testimony made stronger agaiDst
some Of the prisoners
VERDICT.
The jury find that Michael Battles came to his death
by an incised wound in the abdomen, inflicted in
Worth street, on Sunday evening" May g. by Joseph
Gentilini. and that Giovanni Robinsons, oias John
Robinson, who kicked Mrs.. Burns was in his company
that evening, in Worth street.
The above-Damed parties were. accordingly commit
ted to await the action Of theGrand Jury, and the
other two prisoners were discharged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-06
MARRIED.

FITzKE-LENTz-o Sunday Nay By the Rev Mr. GS
ter Of the late -, y te1tz all Of this city.
Naxrbura an and es'iH nlease
ttAIS-pUWLER-At 81. Paurs, Wellington,
on Tuesday Aug H. 1885, by the Rev Arthur Baker M A.
Can't John r. Hays second of Henry leys late
street London of Broadway, New York to Ma
tlda youngest daughter Of VIM Bowler esq Of Weingte
and Canterbury New-Zealsnd
MTTTERS-BOND-On Tuesday May s. by the Rev L. II
KIM Mr. Thomas Meters Of Columbus Ohio, and Malda
Bond Of Plymouth, England.
NORMAN-ROOsE-Iu Brooklyn, on Sunday May s, at the
residence of the brides parents by the Rev. Dr. B. Cutler,
Rector Of St. AIMS Church, Mr. C. Fredk Norman to Miss
Hannah II. Roose Of Brooklyn.
REKERMAN-wILKINS-O Sunday. May o. by the Rev.
Mr. G.senhaner Francis Rekeusn Of this city, to Mrs
Margaret wilkins Of Buffalo.
sKERRY-ROSE-On Sunday, May g. by the Rev Mr. Dow.
ling d. D. Mr. John Sherry Of Maine TO Miss Kate Rose Of
this city.
sMITH-BROOKS-0n Thursday, April 81, BY the Rev. Wm'
Dewey Austin b. Smith TO Miss Carssa NJ Brooks daughter
of LeInuel Brooks, both Of Churchylle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-06

. UI.-To iaascs CsTes.atses ssd btaI4.H. .,.a
Soesta Rah the limbs upwards, with firm Pr ,-uf' Ho
with sn.rfy, using hsndk.rchsf kc., for towers ..,,
EisAA R.pscs The ps,ien,. .t cthns hy sgch Governs
as b. instantly prosBred sscb by.,~nder s1pPSt
wsisteosi, &c. .. "a, 49,. Am
kThese ral.s founded phy'ooty and ~he 10y n Il
rri,e all that b immediately dons for the Pa'' %
eli apparatus gnyarisn the bath g. as -.i"'s -
Say injurious specsly tbe asst Of these and al '9 o.
removal kc., a. fatal LONDON baho'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-06
FIRES.
EIRE IN prEEcEER sfEsEr.

FIRE IN BLEECEER HRsEr.
On Monday night fire occurred in the fancy store
Of Mr.. Hendrckson No. 24I BeeGker street, in con-
sequence of some light good in the show window
coming in contact with the lighted gasburner About
600 worth of sces and other goods were destroyed
fully insured in the Bowery Insurance Company. The
FIRE WA e1tinguished by the occupants without raising
an aayr1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-06
NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

NEW PROCESS OF TANNING LEATHER.-Ihe Hehts-
torn Rs,d In referring TO reopening old tsnnery in
thai place by Dr. McChesnry and Mr. Edgar ~ Ely
they intend 10 manufacture by process patented BY H.
o1d Of White Water BY which leather may be made niue
quicker cheaper THAI by the old method and to BE-
eonaly The editor states that piece of
sheepskn had tanned by the IN less than
week right manufacture in Freehold township Mon
mouth County, was sold last week for Loco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-06

GARBoTER CAyGHr.-James Criek, native OF
Ireland, onlyfS years old, old offender was yester
day committed to prison by Justice Dawson Of the
jefferson Mako Police Court charge Of CARROT
ing and attempting to rob Mr.. VIM. Ross in Canal
street Che previous night The accused threw one of
his round the neck Of Mr. Ross, and at the sane
time introduced the other into of his pockets for
the abstraction Of its supposed contents. Officer
Beach of the Eighth Ward took Cusick in charge
who WAS disposed Is above stated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-06

To CLERGYHEN.-"I If q man wishes To knew
psseosny chat be made ~ Of s wishes sn'~.e
ofhuman for defns practical purposes there 90 "
tenn which will aid him In acquiring that tnovedte hhe lb
system sfPERIBoLoSY"' tHIyRy WAhD bsrchsN
Practical Inrutton with Written DeserPaons Of ChsIse
:sr, s,en daily by Prot. Yo~tsR, No. 500 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-06
fAdysriseaert
DUAPHANROTYPEs,
iDIlPHANYoTysEs,
DfAPHAkgOTYPEs.

This aud beautiful style Of pictures pronounced u
Prs Ultra Of the Photographic An be procured on
Of the ai9or GALLERY, No. $50 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-06

STARTLING SUCCESS Of "Neighbor lakewood -
the new domestic drama BARyUMs MusEUN-hImost deci
ded bit made yet at the HeuE is 10 b. repeated
II capital style this afternoon and this eveEng.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-06
Adyer-isemez:-

tAdyer-isemez;-l
Ladies in pursuit Of the latest fashions, at mole
prices will find n the inm.nse and varied stock o.
WILDE No 81 Broadway all that Psrs hA. produced sr '
pseen; In sik Bonnst, Straw Goods sn 49,
Lscs Artificial Flowers, Dress Caps aud Head DraP-ns p.h
Frames The Warcroons opposite the fsf AIa
unryaIsd in ex;en. and location in thi- ctty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-06
fAdy.rtisenlentl
JAMES PYLEss DIETETIc SALERATCs

Has equal in making Bisouit Cake and Pastry Il al s-
Light and nutritious For sale AZ all the Groceries D'qe No
Sl3 Wsshing toH-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-06

STRAWBERRIES
I anxRfissusri1

STRAWBERRIES. baskets fine fresh Straw
corner frzrklnpt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-06

physician sends the following for publication
recommending, besides, that it be printed as poste
and placardcd on the wharves. The swimming seaso
is at hand and knowledge of these rules for restorn
drowned persons may save valuable lives especially
during the Summer months, when many person
venture into the water;
RULES FoR RESTORING The DRowNED.
MARSHALL HALL, NJ D., y. r.
The following rules the result Of half years
Of apnos and xiaA subject which propose prose-
still further kswnr that truth only Of
labor and research wish especially put the est Of
fu experiment thu correctness Of the dogma that II the heart
has ceased beat its action be Tesoreda
dogma calculated Efforts in which
hope not BE- totsay extinct:
f1st Treat the patn instantly the spot the open sir
except severe weshe; freely exposing the face neck aud
chest TO the breeze.
Of clothing blankets, &c.
TASd Place the patient ,cntly on the face and with one
ann sneI The forehead 50 thai any huids may fsw from the
'hiost sha mouth and without .oss Of time:
Ito ETcite Respiration.
toph Turn the patient his -de snd-,stl apply snuff
OF other rrftsnt 20 the post 2-dash cold water on m.
face previously rubbed bnsky until II there be no
success again loss No time; but
Ito Initiate Respiration.
FUth Replace the patient his face. when the tousu.
will fs oI~sd, AID leave the entrance into the wind
free; then, =
sIta: Turn the body gently but eomplet, ON IN.
little beyond when Inspiration viii occur and then on the
face ahSs gentle along the back when expaiioa
viii taAe psce) alternately these b. repeated
deliberately efficiently and peTseyerrsy feea Iass ID The
minute only meanwhile
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-06
tAdyertsementl ,
Washinnfon Parada GrnunA
University.

fountain and 900 people oap' were yei
the important subjects Of the city Depot No s Brosdway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-06
CITY ITEMS.

The Executive Committee of the Republican Cen
raj Committee meets at No. go broadway this even.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-06

RoBBISC FREIGHT CAR on THE HUDsOy RIVER
RAnROAD.--Durng last week young man Eamed
James Williams alias C1ney, or james Craney alias
Williams arrested some petty charge and com
mtted to the City Prison for examination Subsequent
to the arrest Officer James Martin of the Sixth Wsyd
received information that said Williams or Craney had
perpetrated q grand larceny and robbed one Of the
freight cars Of the Hudson River Railroad Company
of large quantity Of valuable goods. Officer Martin,
yesterday made affidavit that he took the prisoner
from the prison, examination. paper to the Sixth
Ward Station House, and there searched him
picion of his having committed LARCENY upon the
National Express Company on the 22d of December,
1856 in q freight Of the Hudson Rive Railroad at
the foot of Canal street at which time upward 500
worth OF goods were stolen. DepOnent found key
IN the prisoners which fitted the lock of the
freight-car that was robbed. Williams, alias Craney,
acknowledged to deponent that the key fitted the car
Of the National Express Company, and with it he and
others opened the said and took the property
therein, consisting of shawls plaid merinoe', silks
mantias laces lace collars, &c.
Mr.. Pullen, of the Express Company, deposed that
on the I'D day of December 1856, he placed in
of the freight cars Of the Hudson River Railroad, at
the foot of Canal street. under lock and key fancy
and staple goods consigned TO the finn of Israel Smith
e. Co of Rutland W., said goods being of the value
of 1913 81. That upon the following day he received
notice from Troy whittier the had proceeded that
the property had been felonously taken from said
by some person opening said car with false key.
That from information received from Officer Martin
he has to believe that the pris"""" ""'''''
said robbery.
Justice Connolly held the prisoner for further e1-
animation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-06

BukoLARY.-A few days ago Officer Fagen of the
Fourth Ward arrested nan, who gave his name as
Henry Schieck suspicion Of burglary and took him
before Justice Connolly, at the Lower Police Court,
when he was committed for examination. Yesterday
afternoon Timothy Donovan Of No. lss Edrdge street
made on affidavit setting forth that the man now in
prison. under the name Of Henry Schieck, is one Of
the four persons who committed burglary at No. l36
Suffolk street on the night of the 18th morning Of
the 10Th day of March last said premises being pr
vate dwelling. AT the time above mentioned, deponent
saw three men standing near the said premises-two
by the alley-way and one near the corner Depohent
saw sad Schieck, who goes by the name of Babe and
sometimes Nick or of the other men, come out Of
the premises with bundle under his arm. Deponent
ran after the man. when he or one of the other men
fred pistol at him, which shot deponent returned
firing at Scheck and the two other who ran in the
same direction and then gave up the pursuit. Dono-
van returned to the house and aroused Mr. Thompson
the occupant. Some property was found packed up
ready for removal which Thompson identified as his.
The property stolen was valued at about go. The
prisoner was committed to in oeiau Of - 600
ha
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-06

DEATH FROM SuTFoCATIoS AND BURSs.-Coroner
Gamble held an inquest yesterday at No. ia West
Thiry-third street, on the body of man named John
Raus. 1t appears that he was engaged cleaning the
fues at the steam saw.mil corner Of Twenty-eighth
street and Eleventh avenue. He had cleaned one and
was engaged at the other, when the foreman, John
Drew, heard him groan. Drew handed down stick,
and told him to catch hold Oft Deceased did SO, but
was unable to hold on. Assistance was then called,
and when Rauls was taken out life was extinct. The
jury rendered verdict that deceased came to his
death by sufocation and burns accidentally received
while cleaning out the fues of the steam saw-m foot
Of Iwenty-eighth street and Eleventh avenue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-06

IssTALLArIoS.-The Rev. DIR. Abraham X. Polhe:
mus late of Hopewe ~ Y installed on sunsay ev, mug
a. q. Of the Sorh reformed Dutch Church in Newark
Muscles, containing valuable pearls, The Monmouth
Iuoujyfy says have been found in that county
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-06

diabOfcaI attempt was made at Midtown on hst
Monday evening 10 shoot Mrs Henry soden
and daughter They fsd loaded with large buckhot into
the room In which the just missing Their heads
the powder burning the face Of the former while the hair OF the
latter was filed with the broken glaze Of the window aud burnt
powder.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-06

AfIEKNOUk sLsSIVNs
Thomas Lotus sworn--I am IA years OF age; l re-
side corner Of Elm and Worth streets; was in Worth
street on Sunday evening but nothing OF the dis
turbance; the next morning Hugh Mccoy pointed our
,ilinD was enc Of the men engaged in the fracas;
followed sId esVsed their arrest.
Mara Pendula, ssom-I reside in the same room
with halitests oneof the prisoners; he was al home
did. .
The testimony was here closed, but sfterward sew
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-06

A y
And hear their angel. " hspers in my dreams;
But now, with sorer travail, deeds Of wrath
And chastity horrors take their birth from me-"
Remember the relationship which existed between
the gentle and the loving Cordelia and the
infamous Regan and Goneril; and the same
hand who drew Rosalind, Cecilia and Beat
rice. ha. handed down 10 immortaity-for
there is an Immortality of infamy-the infamy OF that
Lady Macbeth prototype OF just ssch women a. this
defendaut deem it my duty 10 call up this woman,
and 10 adiure YOU to remember that there may DO
sometimes only so much OF a woman as will be left in
the body; but the mind, the immortal mind, is that
original immortal mind that became the original ne nd.
All through life since she knew him. she pursued him
with a fendsh hate, jealousy, and a hendish
revenge, until the knife OF this woman hend
found its unholy repose in the heart OF him
whom she thought to have made Der own. Deem not,
then that am wasting your time deem not that as,
pausing in the testimony make. these references.
HE prosecution labor under this disability of sympa
thy We call upon you, rehectors OF history, a.
acquainted with human nature, able to lay out Of
your minds all previous sympathies 10 look upon
the deed which we shall translate before you in the
evidence from the witness-box, as a simple deed OF
malicious horrible revengetul crime She had known
him three years and she said he the father of
child who never saw the light. She was his mistress
though she claimed TO be his wife; and ii shall show
by This testimony 10 you that she deserves from her
own words, sympathy no respect then, b that ex
tent have done my duty. And l challenge you, in
all this testimony, and challenge the eOquence OF
my leaned friends upon the other side, 10 find this
evidence iots OF testimony which shall show her
TO be other than have described her by reference to
history and the testimony. She was jealous Of
him; she haunted and hunted him. up stairs and down
stairs, in his privacy and publicity; she was in this
world that picture OF remorse 10 the man-f remorse
he could have when thinking Of his acquaintance ship
with her, which il he died, the fate of an unbehever
awaited him. The very domestics Will take the roof
of that house of and let you look into the depth
oi moral degradation which clustered around
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-11-12

A PAINTER IN LUcK.-One of the peculiari-
ties of printersis that they seldom live long en-
ough for Luck to catch them. To see prin-
ter old in gears is arare thing because they seem
to be particularly under the Influence of that
dictum which says 'whom the gods love, die
young" Lately there was a young Engish
priIter, named Henry Floyl, engaged on the
Savannah Georgian, and yesterday he sailed
from this port for Liverpool on the ship ''Geor-
gia," having.received the welcome news that he
was heir to an estate of 100000, about $780,
600, a sum much to be desired in . hard times"
Floyd is calculated to make sensation with
his fortune, 50 in anticipation Of s.the good
time coming' lie did certainly "cut his siick''
Yesterday he sailed down the bay with a
Champagne bottle in one hand and flag IN the
other, upon which was written. "Hurrah for
The Press which gives good proof Of its work
aud adds TO the columns of Lbertyp'
-[Savannah Georgian.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-11-12

ly- II is an evidence of the sterling qnali-
ties of Dr. CHRISTIES AGUE BALSAM
that the Press, every where, have spoken in
its favor. From the Iowa Exchange we ex-
tract the following
ssIn these dog-days, when ague and fever is
prevailing through city and country, itispleas-
ant to announce that there is remedy VIII
always cures without leaving any pain in the
bones or aching joints. We know what we
are saying for we have tried II. Tae article
alluded to is Chrlstie's Ague Balsam,. and is to
be had at the Dug Stores. There is no hum
bug about it.'
Price, 81 90 per bottle, OF bottles for So.
BoLLEs, SMITH & Co., Wholesals Agents,
Chicago.
For sale In Ottumwa, by w. F. Elmendorf
]. l.. Taylor and by Agents everywhere.
B35-4w