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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-16

BANK DEPARTMENT ALBANY, June 9, 1857
VT'HE BANK OF ULSTER has this day filed, IN
i thi. Office a notice Of the appointment Of THE PANh
BANK in the City Of New York for the redenp
ton circulating together with revocation OF the
appoiu metropolitan Bank such agent
be TO the act entitled An amend the several acts
ians to Incorporated Banks Banking Associations and lnd
yidusl Bankers" passed April II, 1881
$780, JAMES NJ COOK, Superintendent.
UTTY OF QUINCY. HLINOIS.-Ths COU-
~ PONS Of the CITY OF QUINCY, dus lst July, will be
Maid Al our office 10 and - Brosd-st. WOODRUFF Co.
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DUBLIC SALE Of the MAIN LINE Of the
4 PUBLIC WORKS Of PENNSYLVANIA

Il PUBLIC WORKS Of PENNSfLvANlA
Executive CHAMBER, HARR.BURol
May 49, l857. 5
NOTICE hereby sven that by authority 81 an ACT Of tie
General Assembly Of Pennsy ysns approved May IS 1851 en-
titled An Act for tbs Sale Of the Nsn Line Of the Pubtc
Wori there will be exposed Public Sale ct the Merchsns
Exchange in the City OF PHILADELPHIA, on THURSDAY
the 18th day Of June 1857 u O'Clock the whole Main
Line Of Public Works between Phiadephs and Psbursh
consisting of the Philadelphia and Columbia Railroad the Ale
sheny Portage Railroad including the road 20 sVod ne
Inclined planes with the necessary and convenient width or
the proper Of said Railroads the Eastern Division OF the
Pepnsyy.na Canal from Columbia 20 the junction, the ia
nata Division Of the Pennsyvsna Canal from the junction %
the terminus Of the Allegheny Portage Railroad and TIE
Western Division Of the Pennsylvania Canal from he
western Of the sheny Portage Railroad 20 Pz
bursh including the night title and interet Of the
Common in the Bridge the SuSquehanna AZ Danc
Island together with the interest in the surplus Water
Power Of sd Canals with the rsht 20 purchase aud hold such
land. as may necessary make the same available and ~
lie Reservoirs Machinery LocSmOves Cars Trucks, Sts
,ouary Enanes Work Shops Tools. Water Stations Toll
Houses Offices Stock and Materials whatsoever and wheres
ever bsreunto held for the Of tbs AID
together with all right title claim and demands Of
the Commonwealth Of Pnnsy 10 all property real per
sons and mixed belonging used connection with the
ZANE BY the Commonwealth the terms and conditions pre-
seribed BY the said Act Of Assembly copies Of which may Dc
obtained application letter addressed 20 the Once OF
the Secretary he Commonwealth Hsrrsburg Pennsyya
ni. JAMES POLLOCK,
Governor Of Pcnngy lvsniA
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aiIIinerp, &e.
Clothing.

HAVE you seen the PATENT LA n hE IN II
Frs at IS 50 and CALI and GOAT BOoTSs STAT
~ JONESS, No 10 Ann-st.
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rT,HE ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD COMPAsf

TNHE ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD COMPAW.
Il Manufacturers Of
WHITE LEAD,
dry and in oil Importers and Cruhers II L'nseed OIL Pa
Whit. Zinc Psn prepared from the best French OXIDE
srund in refined nseed Oil Red Lead and Lharge sfsIn
fne quality The trade aud consumers supplied tie N
liberal tenn, by ROBERT COLGATE Co,
General Agents for the Company
No. PSI Pesrlst New.fsA.
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1)aints, Oils, @lass, Sc.

DEFINED LARD OIL, for Burning and NJ
III chirery free from hurns brightly does ne, crust III
wick Also COBURN PURE TALLOW OIL, which "a
outwesr Sperm stands colder weather and burns well W.
raptsd As shove Barrels 80 10 40 GALLONS Only AGeat
JOHN w. QUINCY, No. 90 Whliss<
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GALE of VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROP
y ERTY-By virtue Of the lsst will and testament OF
McLOUGHLN late Of the city :. New York deceased and
pursuant the Judgment u the supreme Court the under
signed will the nineteenth day of June next at ococs
noon at the Merchar Exchange in said city BY ANFdONf
J. BLEECkER AuctioDser sell the following described lease
hold property, to Wit " ..
Athat certain OF land together with the building thereon
situate lying being the Fourth Ward OF the city Of New
York on the south side Of Chatham street square dsin
ui,hed on map the Of the late Hendck Rutser'
deceased dated November j 1873 made by Bridges Poppe
ton and filed in the Registers Office NeYoIk lot No 100
bounded noIhery by Chatham street square atore
said .ouhey IN the By all y; esstery on one SIDE
by lot number 1885, and westerly the other side by lot num-
Der 6 containing breadth In front, twenty FIVE feet four
inches In the five feet Inch in length on the
sssey side feet and the westerly side seventy
eight feet be the efs-the SAID premises oehe
now known a No. lg7 Chatham street .
The tho above premises is for the term Of twenty
one year, from dsy of May 1881 AZ the yearly rent u
$50 PAYABLE a. srtey and slso taxes and assessments
for renewal Of twenty year, a. shc1
rent az be agreed upon between the Parties d IN case 81
the be fixed by dntefested persons
and per cent the appraised oil the
lot only. 49,
The lease also provides fr three additional renewals OF pay
nnt improvements The premises subject to e.se
which expire May 1889 at rent Of slioo psr annam-
Dated May n 1857. ..
JOHN McLOUGHLIN, Executors, &C. Of Peter
THOMAS MULDOON) NJ Loushlin decd
MILLER DEEELIN Attorneys, No. 81 LioeEty'st-
t4yrSl ills
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Removals..
Goal, 81.

COKE, COKE-The Cheapest and Best ha
~ now in for Bakers, Hotels Founders Re'..anlls
Steam Engines and family which many now sA
entire satisfaction Orders received at the offices Of the M
haitian Gas Works 18th st. below i0thsy lihst Ayearsc
East river also ct their yard No $40 lstss near lAs Az
mail orders receive prompt attention deduction m,s
those not wishing II delivered. ALEX DAVIS SON
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6ouses to Get.

A SUITE Of OFFICES to LET-ln the Bible
IN House Asorpsce with every convenience and desr
able location Apply At the Trea'urer' ohoe' 1'na' en-
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OFFICE to LET-In the Bible House, Aston
" place very desirable. Apply in the TTeasurers Ohee
lh.ay eutrn
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Real Gstate for Sale.

nor SALE or TO LET-A gCnteel COUNTRY
Il RESIDENCE In Stamford, Conn., containing eight Room.
three minutes walk from tho depot This - desirable r,r
AZ nee for gentleman doing business in NewIok Apply 10
49, ALBERT SEELY, Stamford
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L-l4O acres half under tlage, the balance in thrifty
royes with handsome Cottage containing IL rooms sur
founded by trees ornamental shrubs abundance OF fnt
in sreat variety and several thousand Locust Trees H
House and OutbudiDgs thorough repair The Fishing
ana shootne and Farming Implements also
for sale A. j. BIEEOhEh SON W.
Ull6) NO nIoa9s''
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ACKAWANNA COAL.-The retail price Il
the best broken and screened COAL reduced 10 sS
per ,uu 900 b. delivered Apply az Ysrds eoraH
i4thst and 9thaV Hubert-st Wharf, Gouycmear-st nd
the DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL COMPANY No.
" lillian
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NOR SALE-An elegant FARM aud COUNTRY
SEATa UNION (oont fams) N j., of AZ or less,
largely frted crops superior order Would suit three
pentlemen by building Apply TO s POILLON No % Wslt
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OFFICE to LET-In the building No. 100 Broad
W way corner of Wsverey place. Apply to EDWARD L.
LYNCH, No. 90 Wlliarn-st
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FURNISHED HOUSE to LET.-The three
in story HOUSE No Monroe place Brooklyn, will be LEE
furnished or unfurushed yesr II probably the most
as.,be cation In the city Of Brooklyn Apply the
es bsfoIe after s. taken unfdnished 1t wi" be let Tor
two
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IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, No. q

i Warren near daily from 10 m 10
m aud from 10 Mondays Thnrsdsys And saturdays
ftsys., AZ the rate Of per from 70 $50
WALTER w. CONCKLlN, President
V. L. BUXTON, Secretary.
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TOR SALE-The HOUSE and LOT, No lag
II East Broadway, between Pike and Is
stories with high Easements size, 25xO built III The De man
uer two wears ago with all the modern improvement baths
gas and cold water water closets esn
eers &c Complete in every respect and will be sold at
moderate price. Possession given immediately II desired
erm yery easy Inquire of ID. BUTLER No. 40 Pearl a.
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TRY RESIDENCE 10

N j. house and lot pleasantly and conveniently
situated the village Of North Orange one hours ride rom
New-York and within two minutes walk OF the Morris anl
Essex Railroad station The house is new two story VIVA
wing beautiful design finished in the best manner and pro
vded with range marble ante &c The lot s 10 Feet vice
BY S deep 1h desirable residence fora gentleman doine
business NewYoTk For terms and further part urs apply
20 FAIRBANKS 4 Co. No 1879 Broadway, New York where
plan the house and map the village may be SEEM or 10
Z. GARDNER Editor of The Orange Journal
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HOUSE and LOT Tor SALE or TO LEI-IH
i'll II Adelphist between Lafayette and De kaloavs,
Brookiyn 1907 p by 90 built by days work
In best conducted through the House Bath and
Bath Room marble Mantes throughout Gas Fixtures in every
room D. ep Under cemesed Grape Vine and ArooI
Fruit Trees Shrubbery In the yard Apply TO EDM Aho
Brooklyn.
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DIED,


On the 18th inst, at her residence, Greenville
Mrs MARGARET BLAcKwoop, relict Of Sam Black
wood Esq. deceas d. and daughter of the late David
Humphreys, all of Augusta county, Va. She was in
the h year of her aye. had enjoyed good health and
on the preceding Sabbath, only TWO DAYS before, had
tteaded public worship at Bethel in her usual health.
On the morning of her decease she rose early and
dressed herself and eonversed with her daughter
as usual went into her sittingroom and sat down IN
her chair and in five minutes ceased TO breathe with
out any apparent cause.
She was received into the communion Of the church
of Bethel b. the Rev. Archibald Scott at least sixty
wears ago. She was humble and consistent Chris
han, aud universally esteemed in the community
where she was born, lived and died. f. McF.
Departed this life on the 18th inst at his residence
near Greenyle, in this county, Mr. JAMES TATE in the
10th year of his age. He had for years suffered
with Asthma. and a attack of that disease re-
suited in his death.
lie was first brought under deep religious impress
sions, by sermon preached by the Rev. James Tur-
ner at The great meeting in lexington in 1902, and
Joined The church of Behel then under the pastoral
care of the Rev DIR. Gendy, late OF Bslmore,55 years
age Of which he continued consistent and efficient
cient and beloved member till his dccease.
Seldom has il been our privilege to witness degree
of peace aud joyful hope in Christ equal 10 what he
enjoyed during his last illness
The vast that attended his funeral showed
the estimation in which he was held in the community
where he had spent his whole life. +. McF.
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SILVER IN TUE SEA-Three French chemists,
as we learn from Household Words. have been
experimenting on the subject, and their labors
have led them to the conclusion that the ocean
holds dissolved two millions of tons Of silver
They took water from the coast of st. Malo, a
few leagues from the land, and analysed it in
two ways. A portion of the water they acted
upon by the usual tests OF silver, and the pres
ence OF the precious metal was clearly ascertain
ed. The remainder Of the water they evapora-
ted, and the salt they obtained they boiled with
lead This lump OF impure lead they placed on
saucer made of lime, and then submitted 1t to
q heat sufficient to melt the lead, but not to al
feet the silver should any be present. The lead,
as it melted, was sucked up by the porous sau-
Ger, and finally small globnle OF silver glisten-
ed in the vessel. This process is called cupela
ton, aud is the ordinary mode of procuring sill
yer from the ore. Again and again they repeat
ed the experiment with the same success. From
these experiments they made the calculation that
a cubic mile of ocean contains two pounds and
three quarters weight OF silver.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL &
l PERSONAL PR0PERTY.-Pursuant to de.
cree of the Circuit Court of Augusta county, rendered
at the June term 1857, will proceed to sell at public
auction. on JFeaaesday, August 18th, 1857, ON the
premises, the "LOCH WILLOW" FARM, belonging
to the estate of James A. Cochran, decd.
This farm lies on The jennings Gap road, about $
miles northwest of Staunton. 1t contains 666 A
cres.
This land is in high state of cultivation and now
The improvements are of the finest order, consisting
of a MERCHANT MILL, with two pair of burrs and
one chopper: also, a SAW MILL--al Of which have
been lately thoroughly repaired This is one Of the
best Mill stands in the Valley OF Virginia easy OF &C
cess and in the midst of one OF the most denseiy pop
ulated and prosperous wheat growing communities In
the Commonwealth.
modious, elegantly finished land conveniently arranged
houses in the county-with all necessary out,houses OF
the best quality There are also several other COM
Portable Dwelling Houses on the premises; , ,,,
This tract is divided into three parcels-the MIL
with IL acres of land tract of 29S acres and one OF
292 acres 1t will be sold either whole, or in two
or three parcels to suit purchasers.
At the same time and place will sell TRACT OF
LAND living on Dry and Buffalo Branches, containing
$40 Acres, in good state OF cutlvatlonMmost OF
is convenient to Churches, Mills and Stores and with
in two and half miles of the Virginia Central Rail-
road 1t can be conveniently divided into two or more
tracts. . -,
will also sell TRACT of III Acres, lying at the
eastern base of the North Mountain, on Whiskey
Also small TRACT of 80 Acres, adjoining the
''Loch Willow" farm, with good Log House on it,
and q sufciency of timber. Possession given imme-
dately reserving only the privilege OF taking on the
growing crops.
will sell at the same time all the Farming Utensils,
Stock &c. belonging to the estate, and some Shares
of Railroad and Valley Turnpike Stock.
;d;on tha T.nph Willow
and will take pleasure in showing all this property, at
any time before the day of SALE to such persons as
may contemplate buying. My Post-ofice is Church
vile, Augusta county, Va.
TERMS-For the land, one fourth in hand, or nego.
table note at 90 days. well endorsed with interest ad-
ded in the balance in one two, and three years from
day of sale, with good personal security.
The personally will be sold on credit of 6 months,
JAMES COCHRAN Comr.
July L lShI-tds Prs fee 8
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1,op sAIEwARM spRINGs PROP

! L ERTY, REAL AND PERSONAL-The Ptoprie-
tors for the purpose of making division OF The pro-
ceeds of this most desirable and valuable o.
fer il for sale 1t is situated Bath Court House In
beautiful and fertile valley, On the mani leading stage
Road from Fast to West, II miles West OF The va
Central Railroad at Mboro' Depot and forty miles
East of the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs. The
SEVERAL TRACTS OF LAND contain about SOOo acres,
great portion of which is rich, well watered, under
good fencing we'll set in Clover and other Grasses and
in good state of cultivation; as a STOCK AND
GRAZING FARM, il is of superior quality, and has
the advantage of an extensive MOUNTAIN RANGE. The
picturesque Mountain Scenery is beautiful and sub
lime This ancient and celebrated WATERING PLACE is
noted and esteemed for its MEDICINAL AND CURATIVE
QUALITIES see card of the PrOpretors in newspapers
saubrty of climate, health-giving and superior plea
sure BATHS. There five Warm Baths OF the
temperature 90. s. deg. Fah'rt, two OF these Spout
Baths; also two Cold Spring Baths adjoining As many
more could be made would be desirable, with very
little more expense. The Warm Springs may be safe
y described us the PARADISE OF WATERING PLACES
The Buildings are nearly new, consisting of large
and SPACIOUS HOTEL, other handsome, suitable
and well-arranged Buildings for the accommodation of
about coo Visitors. The Hotel Establishment is FUR
nshed with new, good and comfortable Furniture. 1t
is believed by enlarged and with ener-
getic and judicious management they might beincreas-
ed considerably, with very little expense Near
y all the supplies of Meats. Grain, Vegetables, &C.,
&C. necessary for the Of the Hotel Establishment,
could be readily raised on the Farm.
TERMS.-The Terms proposed for the Real Estate
are one.fourth of the purchase money in hand, or
negotiable note 90 days, with interest; the balance
of the purchase money in four equal annual payments,
with interest from the time OF possession.
We also propose selling a, frStrate COOK, Ne
gro Man, his wife and three Children, likely The Per-
soual Property, such large, elegant and well as
sorted stock OF Furniture about 60 or 70 head of Cat
tie (of good Stock Horses, Wagons, Carriages Sheep
Hogs Farming Utensils, &c, will be sold on liberal
credit latter sale of the real estae of which due
Iotce will be given. There is very strong probable
ity that the Manassas Gap and Alexandria Railroad
will pass BY the Warm, Hot and Healing Springs, 1t
being the nearest and most practicable route to inter-
sect The Covington and Ohio Railroad
GEO. MAYSE,
d. q. WISE, fPropretors
CHAS c. FRANCISCO,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

r:Sy- HELMBoLD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
EXTRACT BUCHU, is prepared directly according to
the Rules of Pharmacy and Chemistry, and is the best
and most active preparation which can be made for
the cure of Diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel
Dropsy, Weaknesses, &c. Read the advertisement in
another column headed "a Revolutions Certain.-Vic
tory is ours
Sept. ~, lS55.-lyr.
~ 4 perfumed breath can be obtained By Dow
dens Dental Fluid. TOothache instantly relieved by
Dowden Dental Fluid. Soft and Spougy Gums cur
ed by Dowden's Dental Fluid. Teeth made white and
tartar removed by Dowdens Dental Fluid, recommend
ed By Drs. Peasants Hudson Edmands, Hancock, &c,
&c. Of this city, and Physicians everywhere For sale
b. all Druggists, wholesale and retail
GEO. D0WDEN, Druggist,
Sixth and Broad ST., Richmond, Va
ecy- Beware of limitations, Toothwashes, &c.
Feb Is, lS57-ly
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NJ AR.RIED.

On the 18th inst. BY the Rev. JOS. II. Wilson, Mr..
ISeu r. WAppELL to Miss ISABELLA K. Hill, all OF
Stauatou
In Richmond on Wednesday, the Sth inst, at the
End Presbyterian Church. by the Rev. Moses d. Hoge,
r. LINDSEY WALEsR. OF Albemare, 10 SALLIE, only
daughter of the late Dr. Robert Elam, of Chesterfield
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In,on sALE-YALIARLE TOWN PROP
NEW COMMISSION HOUSE,
DJCIIMOND. VA.

JNO 6 EIJBANK, f.. n. EUBANK,
flate of Buchanan,) Gate of Lynchburg)
vAYE ,1 rented the large freproOf Warehouse on the
III Basin Bank. formerly occupied by Gen; B. Pey-
ton lrecently by j. J. Fry, Esq and intend conduct
ing ing GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS, , under
the firm of hoDANH q Dhyi LEI en-,
mond: J. ]. Fry, Esq., do. Messrs. !rby & Saunders,
Lynchburg; Messrs. Brghtwel & Hope, S!aunton;
Bolivar Christian Esq, do; Rudolph Turk Esq. DO;
VIM w4ow % Waynesb s%0ogan W% Co., Mh,e
Andrew Patterson, Esq, Brownsburg.
Richmond July /, lS57-l2tw
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The last letter ever penned by the late Hon
VIM. l.. Marcy, and about which considerable
curiosity has been expressed, was addressed to
Hon. John NJ. Bolts, introducing the latter, as
his friend, to Hon. Thomas H. Seymour, United
States Minister at st. Petersburg, Russia. Mr..
Bolts expects to spend several of the ensuing
months in tour through Europe, and will visit
most of It's calculated resorts before his return.
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THE FAR-FAMED AND POPULAR
MARYLAND LOTTERIES,
FOR JULY, 1857.

LII PRIZE SCHEME! !-GRAND CON-
n. SOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MD, CLASS !, to
be drawn Saturday. July 25th, in Baltimore, Maryland
w" Drawings conducted under the superintendent
of the State Lottery Commissioner.
ssy- ALL PRIZE SCHEME! Each and EVERY
TICKET in this Lottery WILL BE PRIZE, for all
those tickets without drawn number, are each enti-
tied to FIVE DOLLARS gross y! 81
Nnmhars-lD Urnpgn Ballots
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advertisement headed "EAg AND EYE"
rrESTIdONY OF D0CT. o. BUTCHER.
GREEN BANK, PocahOntas CO., Ap. 10th.
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commenced using the regular remedies OF the profess
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The reputation of Carter's Spanish Mixture having
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As IN act Of Justice 70 suffering humanity, cannot
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july l, l357-lm D. BUTCHER, NJ. d.
19yS 1t has become an established fact that DIR, San
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RETIRED PHYSICIAN, who,


Il n of life have nearly run out, discovered while
in the East Indies, certain cure for Consumption,
Asthma, Bronchitis Coughs, Colds, and General De-
bility. The remedy was discovered by him when
his only child, daughter was given up to die,
He had heard much of the wonderful restorative and
healing qualities of preparations made from the East
India Hemp, and the thought occurred to him that he
might make remedy for his child. He studied hard
and succeeded in realizing his wishes. His child was
cured aud is now alive and WELL He has since admin
isered the wonderful remedy to thousands Of sufferers
in all parts of the world and he has failed in
making them completely healthy and happy.
Wishing to do as much good as possibe,he will send
to such of his afflicted ellowbengs request it, this
recipe with full and explicit directions for making it
up and successfully using It, He requires each ap-
pcant to enclose him shilling-three cents to be
returned postage on the recipe, and the remain
der to be applied to the payment Of this advertisement
Address DR.. II. JAMES,
No 10 Grand St., Jersey Cty,N.J j. I
n. B.-Dr II. James has neither office nor agent ]
in New York. as some have pretended and adver- !
tised The receipt is sent from no PLACE but No.
10 Grand street, Jersey City, n. Jersey.
lima IN 1857-3mOif.