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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-02-05

a New I'EMEDY.--A German who resides
in Mill Greek township while recently suffer
ing from pulmonary attack, sent for ply
Slcian who resides Oh College Hill. Iua short
time the doctor called on him. prescribed two
bottles of cod-ver oil and receiving his fee of
SS, was told by the German, who disliked the
size of the BILL that he need not come again.
The German, who by the bye, had not heard
the doctors prescription very well, supposed
he could get the oil and treat himself. The
doctor saw no more of his patient for some
time, but one day. riding past the residence of
the German, he was pleased to see hm out in
the garden digging Justify. The case seemed
Such Il proof of the virtues of the cod-liver oil.
that he stopped to make more particular en-
quiries about it,
You seem to be getting very well, " said he,
addressing the German.
Yaw, ish WELL" responded the former
sick man.
" You took as much oil as | told you ?" que
ried the doctor as
'Oh yaw, | have used more as four gallons
Of de dog-Iivcr OIL 'r-
I" The what r said the astonished doctor
g De dog-iiver. oil Dat YOU say | shall take.
| have Killed most every fat littIc dog I could
catch, and de dog-lvcr oil have cured me- 1t
is great medicine dat dog-livcr oil"
The doctor had nothing to say, but rode
quickly away, and noted in his memorandum
book that consumption might be as readily
cured with dog-liver as cod-liver oil
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-02-05

h6ye Pray, Mrs Zahriska, why do you
whip your children so often ?"
g La, Mr.: Worthy, do it for their enlight-
enmcnt. never whips one of them in my life
that he didn't acknowledge that it made him
smart
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-02-05

By " Where's Mrs. Nuif? p asked an ac-
quaintance, with shawl round his shoulders,
Of Mr., Nuf, who Was shivering over dying
fire. ..,.'..'
" Gone out" was the reply ; (" she has the
shawl to-day-tomorrowll be my turn"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-02-05

has@ The use of magnesia, as powder for APP
plcation to the face, is decidedly injurious, and
ultimately ruins the complexion, by rendering
it hard, scurvy, and liable 10 eruptions.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-02-05

IA" DIR. Johnson compared plaintiff and de-
fendant in an action at law, to two men duck
ing their heads in bucket and daring each
other to remain longest under water.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-02-05

nsg~ 1t is an extraordinary fact that those
who get to high words, generally use low Ian
guage.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-02-05

acA- \ few days since, a barber offered
reward for instantly removing sr1perlluouS hair.
Among the answers was one forwarded by Il
gentleman in Kingston, We give it" I'm
dertakc to kiss u woman against her will"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-02-05

eag~ An old gentleman Of our acquaintance
says that he is the last man in the world that
will ever tyrannize over a daughters affections
So long as she marrics the man of his choice
he don't care who she lorcS.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-02-05

rea- Betting is immoral, but how can the
man who bets be worse than lie who is no bet
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-02-05

Reg 70 square circlc--Settle up your wife's
bin for hacps at the dry goods store or mill.
ncf$ a,tea ;f5Uah ssh a as t.f
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-02-05

LAUGHABLE SUBsrTrUroH-A verdant young
lawyer in one of the California diggins, who
had a strange mode Of manufacturing words
when at a loss for the right one, was recently
invited to act as a clerk in the absence of the
minister at the district meeting" and during
the exercises he undertook to give out a
hymn" in which the word doxoiogy" occur,
red; as he could could not get hold of the
word, he requested the congregation to sing
:" four verses and a sock-dolagr" !"
Il ## = = III .a-i,j f;E ga
aHSffS Say whatiyop will, marriage by adj
yertisement, after all, (says Punch, must be
The union Of tMy- .OrrcsnondiMg minds
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-02-05
TOWANDA: !:

Gbarsoan florninp, fcbrnarn 4, 1851.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-08
Letter from w. 4. Appieby, Of the Mormon
Church.
70 TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

INV DIRK, June y, 1907.
perceive In the HxRsIp 10 day the following Article
preine 'or ihc sIhor letters
staes arc published which pretended 10 fye cerreetac
eonn ~ affairs in Utah during he many charges uads agss,
forng and h1 followers, and signed "A tsenile."
principal ssh Lske city Mormon church
AMI ~ his preiensions u bel GENTLE humbua.
Who the nuinor OF The foregoing Article Is know NOT,
neither do care. but pronounce unmisgaed false
bood IN relation to my writing any communication signed
Gentile,' w reference to Affairs IN tab
lett "a Lake City lat April year ago. arrived in
toe states TIC lat OF May following and have been n the
states ever since, good portion Of that time New York
lhayc nevcriu my life written single letter from Utah to
"Weendng % give correct or affairs In Utah -
10 ther have sinoe have been in the Statn only one
to the Washington Star nt June, reply 10 Col Bentoi
remarks made IN 81. Louis, wherein he at .cked Gov
Young and the gallant OIL sepise My name was signed
TO that article W l. Appeby, OF Utah." aud not -
Geptile:' neither have signed Gentle" 10 any
article ever wrote | write article 10 which am
ashamed or afraid 10 sgn my name.
Neither am I" one ef the principal urn In Salt Lake
CITY" While was there generally auen fed TO my an
duties aud minded my own business aud did not Idle
myself concerning the afsi's or Others.
have been associated with the United States Courts In
Utah since they drst organized there and am
pretty well posted IN relation al the officials that
am at the defiance Of all the OF Utah and
the Motmons TO produce thing In truth derogsory 10
my character either while was In ua' or since have
been in the SAFES challenge the liars iloe me II they
dare u y true am villa, the werld calls Mormon and
rejoice IN II, and do not care who knows Il.
by giving tho foregoing an insertion yoa viii much
obIge ne, W. l. LprILBY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-08
Obituary.
DEATH or Mr.. WILLIAM CAHooN.

We have 10 announce the death OF an old aud wen
known merchant In this city, in tie person Of Mr. william
Cahoon, aged about So years. lie had been in feeble
health for me and bis symptoms for some weeks
had become aggravated, and gradually grew worse
until tho 9Th instant, when he expired Mr. Csboon was
native OF Newport Rhode land, and came 10 New York
in 1901 where he engaged In business In 1920 he
tered into partnership with lr Kinney In the cotton bro
house became distinguished for ts enorgy integrity end
promttness, and drew 10 large share Of patro
mage During Ion period the firm manianei the fullest
confidence OF all who bad transactions with H. Some
seven eight years since Mr. Cab00n retired from
business and from all active pursuits The no lse how
ever has been continued, aud al present known Ca
boon Kinney. Easion Go. II may be stated that Mr..
Cabocn died much amentoi ard respected by ali who
several grand children, her offspring
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-08
Police Intelligence.
LARCENY OF VALUABLE PAPERS-ARREsT OF THE
ALLEGED THIEVES AND RECOVERY OF PART OF

LARCENY OF VALUABLE PAPERs-ARREsT OF THE
ALLEGED THIEVES AND RECOVERY OF PART OF
THE PROPERTY.
Peter Get and ". Maiher two Frenchmen, were taken
into custody at late hour on Saturday night by officers
Moxham and Hefn of the reserve corps, charge Of
having burgaiously entered the office Of Judge onder-
donk, No 12l Nassau street, and stealing carpet bag,
containing, among other arcl.s number OF deeds and
bonds valued at Ooo Up arresting Giet two keys
found in his possession which were idenuned by
Mr. Opderdonk having been stolen from his premises
and which in the carpet bag along with the valuable
papers The circumstance which TO the of The
accused is follows Some days after me
commission Of the burglary man named S1
claimed the reward which had been offered for the
covery Of the stolen papers the time handing h
the greater part the property Upon questioning say11
he stated that he got the papers from Glet, who tod
him TO TO r Onderdonks and get the offered reward
Savne led to believe that Get had found the papers
the Fulton ferry, and had into their possession
honestly The candid in which Savine told tho
story impressed Judge Onderdonk with the belief that he
was in way implicated with the burglars he was right
In his conjecture for Svine did all in his power TO effect
the OF Get and Mather, AMI enabled the ocers
to find clue 10 tho recovery OF the remainder OF the
selen papers Upon the information thus r;eved officers
Moxham and Hen succeeded in ARE ting he accused,
but the present time the remaining part OF the vaua
BILE papers have not been Jurce Osborne com
mtted the prisoners 10 the Tombs for examination.
A Row AND sTAnING AFrRAY.-John johnson was
brought before Juce Osborne of the lower Police Court
yesterday morning. charge OF having assaulted Andrew
McGbrey OF No. &c Macdougal street, by striking him In
the head with bong starter II appears that on We ines
day last occurred between number Of 'longshore.
at the Of Water and Fletcher see, In which
knives clubs and other missiles freely used cGb
pey received two cuts In the side with a knife,
while his head suffered considerably from the effects OF
blows received with the bung starter 10 question: alleged
TO have been in the hands OF johnson at the time Il Is
not known what caused the dficulty It may very
well attributed TO the free OF intoxicating drinks
johnson was locked up for examination on chIge Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-08
MARlTIME lNTEbblGRNCE.
ALMANAC FoR NEW yoRK-rHfs
On Rsys........ q NOON RISES IS
rS SETS. q nIGH WATER. Il


ARRIVED
Steamship Roanoke sknner. Norfolk &c. with mdse and
passesngers 70 Lgdam Plessan,s IN al An. oa Fen
hence Cor Norfolk.
ana S 4 5 sane. Msc D and s as
ch bore, 3; 9ua 1s,n last nigh.
a'n fs rs;s ~
"a lat IS 80 ION u a. -four iCebergs and considerable
ship wsyerley of Bostor Hayden Havana Nay ~ in bal
Ast q Bleidorn co. June I'd lat % Ion Is ID spoke
ship John Albert of Bos,orl crowsl Csrdsnas May n
yi,h sugar to Bsssst Bacon Co sailed 10 CO yi osIl
saw brig 6cen Sea- bound Juno ' - % ~ ION ~ ~
Bsrs M l. Frank Portland. Haskell CarsiG 20 day.
with r.sosS IRON 70 order May ssh LAT 10 Ion ~ So passed
bark Convoy, Hoyl 0srdenas May r. with sus. to del
Brig State Of Maine Gates Ysuvs. May "a, with molasses
5.s Cuba ~ SiSrdse, Foster nemedc., May II. with
spohs wishing schf Cook, OF Proynceown with - bbi.
Brig IoIns, Gardner cardenas 10 days wi sugar. to
Brg Ro6eri Reed CBr,. johnson Msyaguez PR. xsy q,
pd ss It % se sisr Hamilton Bermuda days with
as sr E kss 't o Ss s'%s S. g s
barn haI rom fhlaeephs Tor Per- Prince June a ii
no. sBs s. o s., w sR''A Of Orleans
~s e! HsssS essy Srsdrn sss Nay
schr Maria Norton ts Penny BERN ,da da,s With po.s
sesr aes Sense for s 81 soSa Ma ~ Ion spoke
schr Clere tBr Bithell Absco days with fruit. &C.
schr q N Smith, Smith wilnirr-on, NC, sdayr
tchr The. Cooper. Godfrey, Hioimond, dsJs.
Scfr Roach, Johnson Virginia days
tcbr q Ntnrham. scudder. Raltpnore, 6dsya
Schr Lucy Bake, sba~. Roekland.
Schr Bound Brook Maddocks. RocklNnd.
Schr Vary Emily, Snow. Gloucester.
fckr Pavilion, Glicy Gloucester
fchr Charles Henry. Baker Boston, 1davr
Schr ktfen Hsppuch, Giley, Boston Gays
tcfr Flgabeth " eat WArehsrn for Albany
schr syph Holley, Prnvdepce for Port kwen
Schr Cabot. Beebe Providence for Port Even.
kchr Johnston Muiicu rom wrech Of schr rriia.
noa. al onR Beach. NJ, with rndse
Schr Eclipse sulman. from the rut4ro,a
Long Beach, NJ, with mdse
steamer Jackson Baker, Baltimore
feamer Pooniska Cushman. New Bedford
Steamer ospray. Kinnev, Providence.
Steamer Chas Osgood, Smith. Norwich.
BELOW.
Two bern brirs unknown.
Wind during the day ssE, very light, wi h rain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-08
Court or General Sessions.

Az ALLEGED EXTENSIVE LARcEY-7HE ACCUSED
ACQUITTED.
JrSre-At The opening Of the Cour, this morning Cahc
rine Russell, girl Of sixteen years old pleaded guilty TO
stealing breast pin, valued OF $780, from Julia Jacobs and
sent 10 the House Of Refuge amer which the trial OF
Charles Robinson, colored waiter charged with gand
larceny, In stealing 5000 worth Of bills on the 9Th Of
April Last, tie Commercial Bank Of Perth Amb,y from
the carpet bag OF Mr. Alfred Knoxson boarder a, the
Ia'srse House, resumed II was proven on The com
psnant that the bills stolen were marked with figure
10 red and the letter r. In blue and witness testified thai
tho prisoner paid him s2 In that money on the Ist AID
ESQ, tho 10th OF April, in that money Tho defence
established the fact that the attaches Of the hotel were
usually paid of In Perth Amboy money that n large
amount OF those bills were In circulation In Apri thai The
walters were in the habit OF visiting a pollcy ehop
contiguous 10 ths hotel and that the general charnc
Ter of the accused was good Ella Dyer swore
that she was at the residence Of The rused
Sunday, the 9th OF April between 10 ami l
O'Clock, and emared hour and half aud saw him
lying on The lounge with his head tied up The Aseisapt
Msue Attorney called Peter Cro-by one of The kerpe,s
in the city prison, and asked him tbs auoetiou O no Won
Know whether the prisoner was over arrested or mott
Ohrc ed 10 by Mr.. Blank nan courgo for the accused
Tho Uoart sustained The objection and the witness retret
One Of tie counsel for the prisoner esireaeei the jurv
nj considerable length la behalf Of his client and The Court
proceeded TO charge the jury They retired at quarter
past 10 deliberate upon their verdict an ar err an absence
81 pfty minutes rendered verdict OF no, gEil,y TOE
vTsoncr Immediately and shook hands with ea.h of
The iurors II expected that nufnbe, of septepces
wosE be passed to day, but the rendition OF the yer
dict "A This the Court adjourned On Monday Tsa
week will be employed In trying capital chargse among
whiCk s be two cases Of arson In the irst degree.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-08

fret a vas supposed that the loss by this hre would
have amounted To $50 ooo but from further inquiry
viii be seen II does not amount 70 over $34 the nre
seems commenced on the second floor Of Mr. eao
net factory towards the part About the Isl Oh Apn
sk am boiler put into the premises on inc nrss
foor and oropinon that the fire was occssoneo
by the boiler machinery The astonishing rapidly OF
the fire rendered impossible for the Chief Engineer and
his assistants TO subdue the flames in the building where
originated; but much credit u.s. however, due them for the
successful manner in which the flames kept from
spreading to the surrounding premises Had the Are once
crossed the street to the Of the Broadway buildings
the loss Of property would in all probability have been
very great The oversight of the owners Of Mr. Camp
BELLS premises in not having outside shutters to the win
dows Of the factory the Of that building taking
fire. All such buildings containing 60 much intammabe
materials hould be protected with iron shutters How.
ever the building was saved with but comparatively
The following is List Of the Losses and amounts Of n.u
No. 4s Mercer strect-Buidiug valued at slo.o 900; in.
cured for $4,000 in the 81 Marks, Hamilton and Pacific
Insurance Companies. Stock and materials in build.
Etna OF Hartford ana 81 500 in the Atlantic Of Brooklyn
Machinery, boiler &C. valued at 81 800 insured for
81 500 in the St. Marks Rutgers ana New York and Ee
No Al Mercer street-Dwelng owned and occupied by
sr Roux; estimated value, ,000 insured for 81 500 in
Household furni,ure &C. valued at So, 600 insured for
81, 500 in the Relief Insurance Company.
No SO Mercer street-Dwelpg, occupied by Il. Knights
loss 10 furniture about $500 insurance. Baiiting
damaged by fire about $500; fully insured.
No. 81 Mercer street-five story building, owned
and occupied by Ira Campbell, furniture manufacturer
damage building estimated at about 81, 800 damage
TO stock abeu. Sc 0oO insurance stock for 81 500
in the Metropolitan st Marks and .Etna of Hartford
equally divided Building insured for So COO in the Broad
way and Atlantic Of Brooklyn.
Stables rear Of No 80 and as Greene street, owned by
Mrs. Les lie. damaged al ut S3oo no Insurance.
Mrs. Iee's yelling. No IL Greene street, damage II
furniture by water about $780, Insured for $1,000 in the
North American.
AT Nos 49, 35, IS and AZ Mercer street more or less
damage was done 10 household furniture by water
The origin of the fire is under investigation by the Fire
Marshal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-08
Williamsburg NifY News.

fEH-on Saturday morning, between one and two
O'Clock, FIRE occurred In The carpenter shop Of
hessrs. Hardy & Brown, No. 1es t-niou avense, vii
hamburg Tho fro communicated 10 the rdon
ing dwelling house, No. 1885, Owned by the above famed
gentlemen, and from thence 10 Nc 5i owed and
ped by W. Child, and both buildings psrslT de
suoyed John Bales blacksmith shop No 100, was en-.
trey destroyed, together with the contents. Mr. Ba4 =
dwelling house, No Devoe street, considerably daa
seeu, ana the residence OF Mrs Sarah Dickinson adjon
ing, was sbebty damaged The l0ss OF kessrs Hardy
B. own Is about " 500 partly insured. Mr. Bailos loss
a1ots GOO, partly Insured and Mr.. Chds Ioses about
sJGc Inc IRE Is supposed ~ be The work or nccn-
diary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-08
Superior Court.

Before Hon Judge Hoffman.
JrNE 6-State OF Michigan vs.. the Ptonix EankJudg.
ment for pla ntin
Bonio VS. Mosquera Hitchcock ct Adjudication for In.
junction denied on defendants undertaking TO keep
count, &c.
Mason w. Rng-Appnca.ion for production Of books
granted
Hays Morgan demurrer ovcrruled; leave TO an.
swer In twenty days
storer ct al VS.. C. A. Coe.-lunction modified desen.
dant allowed TO proceed to collect his Judgment
GENERAL TERN.
Before a full Bench.
william II. Gilman VS.. John Ia farge-Judgment az
6rmed on terms.
Andrew B. Hodges VS.. Sebastian Standardization for
Injunction denied.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-08

srPnxss Coru-Crcuit.-iD consequence a me coz
tiBred engage mept Of Justice Peabody in the Gsaera
Term, this court s further adjourned 10 Monday Jane l5
a. 10 O'Clock A NJ
rsrrrD ss,rrs Dnur Covsr Nos 6. GO, II, 10, 20.
toslos PIxAs--Scs s2l, el, 7cs, e2s, eco, esq., ssi
s,rsos Corr--Hos, IT'S, $50, soa sol, es,, ssl eso
cis COL ee 2Ts to7 Col 70 esi 7o3 Jos 70 no. lo2 e5
So las asa e2 $l <2o e2l coo, es3, 22, o. COS, Ill.,
eel, 2gs, 1Ts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-08

PHILADELPHIA, June saT-srr ship n u Muansy,
ndo1,r ro%s sosou Ssrs sssS oe%co Ss
mond; schrs Jones' crowsn BLACK River Js worcss.
rar,; tresmsn. Sicksrson PorIsnd II rejioe NIX
Bosom JS "a sSs Gro Ts d. E@Ps Bacon doi
sossn lIrrsn h,ssiS; d e Hammond rsDs 90;
wescp soy P%cus Ms. sspSer ar .a'
RIO wbilden Jerulap 90; Townsend Townsend Nyork:
wne's Cranmer Boston; A Lake, sculL do; Whiting
ois IN, STEAMERS Boston, seI.w. xyors; pamc,, R.s.
Rsne pro SS urne Mo jyssfo AZ. nj, uHo1
Bevan hurg Baltimore; brig Concords, Tlsnl London:
s,pba Persu sss ssDs
Hosoo whitman, clifford, do A Hammond Paine. DO:
mouth ND widen. Jernan, Boston; ssrver, vi Nj
tSss15' Lake S''I F''1''''''' 1Ai''s hui.
QssceIlspeous and Disasters.
% and msae s
little wsier. Wv
In Bsro Ltos while leaving Brunsvics Ca got aground
nah May sst for repairs.
Brre u n CRospy. wnslow from Bangor for New Haven
ns S Nsw oSn on P o l9 p s,ss sssp %
renee Of Boston and had serboari several bers
broken fore opgaanlmsst and jibboom carried The
Broiprryp rist from Philadelphia for Bc~o, with
scsrgo Of corn IN collision with unknown schr night
much damage hat she put into rewe. where survey was
held upon her ON The etb. No particulars given.
jas A.s,s,D 5os,rs Of ssy BsSs,crd from Ts
MAJ the Delaware about 81 miles from Philadelphia dur,
Ter eene "a sunk In IL faoms ~sler She would probably
be abandoned.
scHp Brrc-The hull OF .chr Baltic OF searsport abau
WITH another vessel afterwards picked up and owed Into
rsrbehead previously reported sold auction At
me er place on "a inst Tor sos and me cargo Of bark and
ertlxruc VIII wtss passed vessel bottom No. zinc eov.
srtd, " miles sw Of Cape Sable, no date given.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-08

Durcsuov or TIE Ravptu's Isrlyp BoYs Gorxc 70
Boe1oSwe understand that delegation Of the RandaIls
Islard boys will attend the Bunker Hill celebration on the
18th inst Tue excursion being got up the private ex
pense n generous citzens The boys viii taks their
large banner With them, and under ls folds the spoL
man Of the party will deliver oratcn on The occ isou
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-08
ADVERTISEMENT RENEWED EVERY DAY.
THE LECTURE sEasOy.

nR. poREMus sEcoND LECTURE ON THE CHEM
~ cal History OF Creation" At New York Medical Colee,
Last Thirteenth street Tuesday evening" At O'Clock sui
isci:-ligh. Experiments with OXYGEN chlorine, oeaar
phosnhureed hyd Occn and other gases large oxv H.
droeen hiowppe, combustion OF metals Dr1nmnnd shf.
water ho1en IA red hot crucibie with liquid suphnrous
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-08
HOTELS.

VVYCKoFv ROUSE B .REsswTCB sTRsKr. n. "
on the European plan g 70 90 for single And - 70
ior doube rooms per week 81 10 90 night n
house desirably located. the Budsou River ana n
Railroad depo.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-08
OCULrsTs AND aURISCs.

A LADY NJ d., oCULIsr AND AURrsT Ca SIKH
"a svenue. cures moet hopeless OF blindness AL
weakness diseases without opersop pain sunken
made naturally conver premature wearing OF snecaeies
pensed With Ample reference. Consultations from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-08

Nrw PATENT sFsCIACI.rs-roR PRESERVING n
nsior :u'ins Tor IRE And needing 70 chaaFe Invent
ee New iort Ne Hospital, No PMh row. nB:-l
trsqss intends Waiting Professionally - pTnava enn