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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01

terms OF the contract by..which the Wabash
and Erie Canal, and the Canal lands, were
eeded to TIE Bondholders A careful exam
inatios Of the acts Of 1916 and lS47, for
the purpose Of finding ont what covenants
the Legislature meant 70 make, would potbe
likely 70 suggest 10 any man the notion that
the Pondholders we're 70 be protected against
railroad competition. Yet, it is insisted,
this was the dcsiga. Not only was'it the
design, but year was taken to mature that
feature; for the bondholders being eappre-
hsnsive that the provisions Of The act Of
1876 were not sufficiently explicis in guard
ing this. security nom every possible interfe-
renee on the partof the State, suggested sew
eral notifications" ~ ..,ss.,s.r.
The result Of this caution which had q
iall year to mature its safeguards against
szrszy possiJi< intaJvsncs on te. part Of he
STATE, Is TIE 1ffh Section OF the act of ls47,
which we give "a cited aud italicised in che
memorial. sHt e41 -eirp 111aa
saNa,s, to demonstrate ne goodJaia Of Ind
ana, aid FOR fe renopo1 Of az ssch doubts, and
seif rfe,o create general con ffince n tie
raegm<af made jy fhe Siats for TIC liquidation
Of Is dsbks, Il enacted chat the tolls, rexs-
nues and profits Of the said Canal and it, ap
purtenanceS present and future. &c, dc,
SHALL REMAIN AID RI iSvioLATE AND
~ rULL Foxes; and payment of The
principal moneys and interest on The
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01

Bsy- The daughter of Rev, Mr.. Holiday
of whose illness we spoke two weeks ago, is
slowly recovering. i44 eL
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01

"ExEcUTUR DEPARTMENT,
indianapolis, Ind April 90, 1851"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01

Receipts Of this road for March, 1851:
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01


once knew that the Senate never refused
they only preferred meeting at three o'clock
instead OF half past two, and while discus
sing the amendment, you and your foilo,c-
ers "bolted" and broke the quorum, and
prevented the concurrence Of the Senate in
the joint resolution, more than q half hour
before the time fixed by the House
Afterwards, on the I'd day of February,
when tho Senate had been adjourned by it's
presiding officer. lin what book of the law
is il written that the Lieutenant Governor
has right to adjurn the Seaate2] less than
quorum Of the Senate assembled in the
Senate Chamber, and, upon motion, without
oven the form Of an election, placed one Of
their number in the Chair, and proceeded
70 expel the Senator from the County Of
Clark from his seat. Well knowing that
their proceedings wero in direct violation
Of the Constitution, they did not even certi-
fy to the Executive Department that said
seat was vacant, so that an election could
be ordered Would you have ordered ono,
if they had "ccrtifedg'1 But from said I'd
day Of February, until the close of the ses-
sion, the Secretary Of the Senate, chosen
by these men, refused to call the name OF
the Senator, when directed b. the President
of the Senate Where, in the Constitu.
tion, is it written that the Lieutenant Gov.
erndr shall DO judge Of the eligibility Of
Senator'S, and that ne shall veto a vote Of
the majoriy?] w
''rhus, after the Legislature had been in
session for the full constitutional tsrm Of 81
days, after they had expended more than
$4,000, they adjourned, leaving Indiana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-23

SUNDAY, March 22-6 p. H.
The close Of the X market yesterday tendency
Of pr,es vas downward. With IN easy money market u
,eon the, rAraad be sustained. spe,u
aiou no, powerful enough TO keep up the innston In
thls oasa Of securities, and railroad Revision be
near al band Tho resources Of nnanoers have been en-
hsusted. Enormous rates have boon paid for money
for suoh length or time and upon sucn largo amounts
that .he material upon which loans have been raised
has out beco reducsd 10 market Va
iue ~ 70 make She ,scrnoe longer endurs5ie
and the result or the ,neot be longer pos,
poncd disguised The fluctuations prices during The
past week show clearly anything can tho fsversh
state Of The mNket and OF the public mind In relation
railroad SOCKS ard bonds and the little probability Of
any Improvement Railroad properly seen s best
days In this country. Competition, conssr on de,re
cs,on and destruction accounts, have n5ye been pro
pery considered 10 the financial movements OF railroad
companies. We have just arrived Of that point In the
history Of railroads where tho fac, thai large rcservs
be annually made for Keeping ths properly in
proper working order, before dividends be paid
out Of the ret earnings, longer be orsrIosked
Although people have hseu familiar with railroads
for quarter Of century toey have not jet learned all
they ought 70 know about them The original s,ockhoi
ers Of nrst railroads believed that they had made
pcrmar well o prod able Investment OF their
morey. II hover occurred 70 them that the railroads
they we're BUILDING would wear ouh IKE snip or
wagon hat they must be rebuilt again aud again, To or.
der 10 perpesusse them that rom year 70 year, new
srad'ngs must De made new "eepers lad, ne" bridges
erected, new rails forged nsw machinery constructed,
and Wv rolling stock built, 70 replace what constantly
wearing s~sy or growing old. When this discovery wss
ct last made the dividends were suddenly cut down.
The delightful ten per cent per snnum became
asorry sir and the sir soon fell 70 mere oypou To-
day ne Old ssocfholder HiI veil ne that there no
property which yhids % msasre an income 70 ne owner
a. stock IN On American railroad. Experience o." nnsh'
90 that our railroads are pershaele The fact i' our
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o ration. Upon the whole We oanno. congratulate
The oi bers on very large or prosperous sprus bu:
fo the remaining portion Of the season Will up faly
10 xps ctstiono
me suconeers were actively employed ,hs pest week.
and a tho pr ncpal houses he sses Of greater or Nss
magnitude The rooms werewolf attended By purchasers,
ana % general thing the tales Oh with spirit and
large sale Of jsoone,s silks and shAwls the cate.
oens having eomprised about lots held on the
lsh and With few sxcepors oil sold good PRIOR,
tsntd were about - follows:-Prnkd Jscontts, $50.
100; plain eoiors. re printed organdei, asc 100 ;
Rsss .srs o :s 81 O.
shAwk, Of Thirron, hasrd Co . importation, which
Brought the follo~ips prices
corners Thi st 50 20 81 black barge shaws, 81 IS
81 sas IA back delaine ,hawls 81 49, 10 do 81 co.
lel do .ssn do chine 81 30; IL do Cashmere, 81 IS
s. co. u black Cashmere ,ik irnses So IS; IA do,
- so; line Of biochc sqsre shaw 80 Co. DO long d.
inst, large sale was ado OF 70 ,oonets muslin do
LANES, oreandes, bareges &c.. Of the importation Of
Messrs Bernhard 4 Hutton comprai,g esl lots. Il Vas
also continued on the goth Tho aale drew Q large and
spirited company and about all the lots Ia the catalogue
dbposed Of very few hAvioy b. past The goods
throughout brought full prices and faly up 10 the mark
Of the previous haes especially for good sy les OF staple
yooss.
Ia the domestic dry goods trade holders heavy cotton
piece goods were 90 high In their views cne6k the
export trade. Heav, brown ahee,inga d mly held
A. sAc. and With An upward tendency In prices. Light
goods 90 were urn ~ sac. Tneso figures are very
nigh, sed likely 70 leasen consumption. Drs were
higher; browns were Q; Co., bleached ~ o4o and bio
al 1890. Osnaburss were Arm and quiet. Denims
keId ~ An advance Of 40. ~, with moderate sales.
Stripes and ticks were without change of moment In
prices. Cotton duck was nrm At the recent advance.
Pm ing cloths Arm. Lawns were 10 moderate re
quest, and sales light Other domes goods wero With
out change sf moment In prices
In foreign goods the auction houses have monopolzed
the chief business and the regular trade
importer snd jo0bers ~ well between the latter snd
their customers hss led 10 some disappointment ana
some styles Of fancy goods heavy and ooa,nsok
u lower rates, while new and desirable yies stapl
foreign fabrics were firm and could only be had a fu
prices.
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Total stock and debt. 81 9st goo
This amount represents canal 100 scr Of land
equal 70 $50 wafer lots opposite The Bsssry on We Jsr
sey shore, estimated 70 be worth when reclaimed 1000
per lot.
mo Harrisburg Railroad Company have DECLARED
semi annual dividend Of six per cont payable and
sfier the LIST Of April
Tho correspopdeoce betv the General Hupe,fnlen.
dent Of the Erie Haosd Company. the President and the
committee In relano, upeFinteadenps resenaAos
will DO found In another column We should jssse from
the letter OF the committee that change In The policy u
the company was In oonsenpiasos but shs President
his discrimination enforce the old ruos and epe
rate the road upos the old ~ The real Of the
supcrniepdepts resEpatsoa 10 limited nr Rsmsdes
letter II 10 nothing Iess than the ouiside pres
sure" that hes been brought 70 bear the Bard OF
Directors. Under The late administrator the road
marsged FOR the interests Of the stocthodeys asd
other parties directly oouoevnsd bat every
ana village along NE line he's vosos, and The road viii
operaed 70 sun possible eli Tho wishes and wants Of
certain portion Of The population. Instead Of head
there win be thousand assesd II one system, there will
be- none all and year two win sufos 70 place the
Erie Railroad where vas about three yesrs sinoe-n
nate Of con,usop ohsos from which power earth
can e,uos,s H. One director is interested In coal con
tract, another opposed 70 bcoause iptsrferes with
h lnorssf another recsion director interested
IN an IRON rollnf mill and wants n, oosusc another 10
interested IN the sale OF Eogsh rails and 10 therefore %
posed 70 the rolling MILL one In the lumber business
and wants low fresn, another In cord wood and The sine
OF he wood pile Az inside broashi 10
bear The management and all must be sstisned Us-
al very lately the Ere Company has for pears been com
Is,suveiy free rom tneso individual efforts 70 make
money out Of the road CONTRACTS but appears 70 be
now % bad ever, and the rcssls may be looked
Tor.
Tie trade in dry goods the past week VI" less active
sHops jcessrs than earlier in the ses'on. Toe hish
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PER mile, and pays IN ANNUAL dividend OF nx
Per cent b worthy Of note mat Of the best dvi
deud paying roads In The usied saacs 10 the road On
whose construction hes besn expended the most money
Inc Philadepha and Reading Railroad % miles long.
cost sls2 800 per mile and pays more than the average
rate Of dividend IL stock The longest railroad n the
United States ID the Illinois Central 7O7 miles long, which
oost e2S, aeS per mile and pays dividends. OF our
other principal roads, tho New York and Erie. costing
ss4eo per mile the Pepnsy vauis costing $685. 600 per
mile the Baltimore and Ohio costing sec 800 per mls
the Georgia Central costing $40 600 per mle the Yer
mont Central, oostrg 81, 400 per MILE the New York
and New Haven. costing ss4 600 per mile, pay divi
bends 70 their stoohno ders. The New York Central
Railroad costing &c., 500 per mne happens 70 be An ex
ception 10 this class; but hoW long will remain 30
question on which will not here venture IN opinion
10 evident that the unrodtableness Of railroads
NiMs, In great measure, from their obeas o'nssruo-
ton. Al roads running through our popuous districts
are overtaxed The supersruoture unsubs ansal, tue
rails light seldom exceeding sxty pounds weight 70
the yard and she locomotives heavy, weighing from
twenty i've 70 thi,ty tons esoh Consequently, hs ex
pene Of maintaining the road way ID enormous; and the
unit Of dead weigh' 10 dispro2ortooe1 70 the pas
gers and freight transported that The
and tear pu prodt out Of the question. In England the
rail In general weighs about ninety pounds 70 the
yard while sDe very largest class Of locomotive used
does not exceed tairty thirty two tons weight,
And yet the wear tear English roads great.
requires 20 goo Of iron and slespers
year 70 keep the heavy English roads in good
condition. How much more must be annually
quired for tae lighter and longer roads Of 'tnis
country But the best constructed railroads Will
pay dividends unleis there business for them TO do
Unfortunately msuy Of rAre ads beyond the
Of buaness. They have been built exclusively for local
interests party OF andholders meet draw line IA.
tween two given points the map Of their State, and
conclude that these points must be connected by rail-
road. they borrow money and 90 70 work Whether tho
section will furnish sufficient buisness TO- maintain the
road the question entertained by the projectors Il
sufficient for them to know that the value Of their lands
viii be increased. And though other local advantages
viii naturally ensue-such increase Of population,
business 30, which Ways follow the tracks o, travel
these are NOT rsa sufficient 70 justify pecuniary In
vcssmen 10 railroads, whose dividends must always be
In the future.
The expectation Of specie from this port last week
small ~ win bs seen By the annexed statement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-23

yunt sent In Ne morning Of the l7h Instant 70 she
Mansion House In BArdssown, directed 70 Nashville.
Instead Of preventing MIS- Miller from informing her
friends Of her condition. she states, strongly urgs1
upon her 10 write 70 uncle Who, aha Said resided near
TIER gentleman residing In Nashville, thai she named -
being her uncle and Whose family she he'd lved ~ she
sad. Ny first letter being wrote again 10
the gentleman alter haF leaving staNng the manner
Of her departure, and subsequent h0s 10 this letter be
replied (my nrst moi having been resved that he hsd
never heard Of her, had she ever resided In his
family.
Hoping that you will give IN saay insertion 10 this
simple statement Of fActs, Am, respectfully yours,
FRANCES GARDINER Mother Superior.
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l y slAFron1's V.lvE gHe --sa p1yy .hs
siser sse 70 ss Mr. s @SsS Sss
70. IL = piomnsp ciuzen Of joeion;-
that are amos daily ored 70 the puoee he sr aiaoq,o
ss es S sb a o.. eas osaa
specific hss been discovered for os aat of Tho ato.
stsho tive Jar IRON psmph .. ssass rscn u. many
learn iia,ts remedy not 70 Be taken ns~a.is
9rdn.ry meih d. but used by .hs al -ad .gplcaon
on tn hres Snss nsr.es usees os ".d ssn Owe
Seficrmsd ass By he nhsa ion Of d. and outward
for special Inhalation, and rs curative properes hsy we
cases bronchial G,acues IN coa9hs oo,ss and
o. similar character and we are able TO give it oar full re-
I'VE informed By our fellow CHI, John Barnard
TO make use Of he olive arr ami found EN-.
Than ss had " M = de caused about
boiling water heated by psh lamp and found that its odor
es Of sss and sas
a 10 Ie@u s DO s e. s s
ss..ssd h,, q vos odor Of 10 ,sndsrinS
The above assertions fully verified by testimonials
nom he thoi9,wipy ~eh Known psrsons;-
was% si icsa a.a t s.sDy staten r.l.na
Isaas y ro S ls,t E-q, New York
Rev. DR. Leor ard sietsr, VI.
Hon. Nm CcoI buffalo. NY.
John FSswss Warner F' ESQ o't CS'sss H.
And OF many Diners equally ntoutneat
j. II. Ataords Olive Tar II sold IT 90 cents bottle oy Tho
stafford Olive Tar Company l6 S,e street least side
tery) New York ard By all druggsts
Rheumatic neuralgia and sl other pains when r.
stanords Olive Tar IL applied because olive tar Contains
e'scoo which transmits 70 tho body nc'essiog
it's VITALITY.
These assertonp verified by tea tinonisls from
Joseph h. Lord. Esq, II Wall strett, New York.
Capt. Berry Russell, bS South street,
kdwin h Yale, tsq Mansion House. Brooklyn.
John J. Speed. Esq Detroit Mich,
Gen Cszeneau Texas,
Gen Thomas j. Green Texas
And many others equally we'll known 10 The public.
Olive sold a. 90 bottle by he htahord Olive
Tar Company No Is state street, New York side Bat
terry and all drukRistA
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Ito 80 and state ., 100 Gsc. O,soss was hsd d
lac 3 14c
Bc1 Sales Of about $50 casss M do as sxo.
$40.
srGARs-rse msrset VA stossy, With fair demsud
nom The trade and for renuing The - 90 eubrsood
about eco hhoS included IN which about 100 100
Porto Rico 81 9ho 40 add the rematoder consisted
OF Cuos noscov.do siSho, exc. and rc., and 2,eoo
boxes on private terms
wBsKsY VAS lower and active. 4 'ae OF 2,co1
bbls. prison Wa made at 2sho, wi h s,me small lots
SO.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NLU1HIs6 -C1ksER Io1r AED NASSAU srREsrs
W IN COLllrt 90 eish 10 cal aieunou 10 heir
well selected ocs Of sprre sfls euafsc svery
tlems a clothing rae hns c0ttz BE- all
OF which 10 The very beat sad will h. sold
he very price for cash. CAl sock
N X. COLLINS & co toTneT sebn Sasssu SD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-23

Dollar Photographs, Ono Shilling P0r-
traits and views of Niagara and vie VS. OF New York
taken only at HOLMES gallery, $50 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-23
cray COMmERCIAL REPORT.

AiHxs--sales Of 80 boh. pots we're made n 7xo, and
20 DO. pearls ct 1ko.
bhsADslurs -fioui--'he market was heavy, espe
ciay for tho lover brands, w1lh fair demand for tn
higher and better grades. Toe sales confined 4
about 300 1900 obs. ., abou, the following qaosA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-23

20 Cent AmbrotyPe L,kenesses, with Case,
beautifully colored 500 daily Originally In, oduced by
K1ABALI, 81 Broadway, corner OF Leonard street.
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OPENING ore V. HAU9HwoUT ACo's
" NEW STORE,

Corner of Broadway and 5roome street,
On kosDAY EVENING I'D MARCH, 1851.
We Seshe 10 ptor friends and that
VIII be opened FOR their inspection Monday evening
2d March during the day and OF uesdav tho
24h No gcode will durta thai la order .hat
employees devote their whole attention those who
dere 10 vis estabphneL Our manufacturing depart
ment occupying the fourth and INN stories Of the building
and con prisipg
Painting a, d gliding CT porcelain
q ass cutting and engraving
Manufacturing ct pearl and ivory table cutlery.
silver Ang and various minor bi anches OF the above VIII
be In full operation ane 70 inspection The elegant and
varied Of ne oss with vhoh We shs ooen has
ropzes and CLOCKS Of and UNIQUE designs French
china sevres dnirg and toilet services fixtures,
silver psied pearl snd ivory handled tNoie cutlery
Pran stausyy china rich cut glassware kc
&c Dc
Our friSlds Cornelius Baker Philadelphia
chsndsliers and gas Mesns
cean wel home departments have devoted
many pr oduson beautiful desgos
expressy this and house Paris spared
exerions In mailing their seec,us in France Germany
and RnRap procure The besutha Of
goods exported 10 this country.
This being the Twenty fhh anniversary Of Mr.. UanPb-
10 this business In York. the magnitude when
has continually the from the
he refrain from rendering his friends and
public bis Atsul scA eir
support The completeness Of arrangements
win remedy every defect thsA has hitherto existed and
shall Aims merit continuance of the CONF.
dence and favor 40 long bestowed upon our bou,e.
T. v. HAUGHWOUr CO.
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NOtice.-An Persons are Forbid Negotiating
note drawn by John Robertson for 81 March
- 1857 TO the order Of pnl Armstrong and endorsed by
n r. also sundry other per
for various amounts and des all payable the order
Of John Martin Of which endorsed; also certf
Gates for 10 shares Of Metropolitan Bank Stock shares
Of Pacific Bank Stock standing In The John g. Mar
tin. All OF the above have been stolen
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The oonpAny's preferred stock ,unts TO-. s7e GOO
rne compAny's total debt amounts to ...... 900 COO
The oompanys old stockprescnt marker value osoooo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-23

Taylor's SalOOn.-This Magnificent Temple
OF art end luxury well known 10 fame throughout the
world WI DO openet 70 the public this d.y March 2s 1881
Animated by his great and deeply with
the verv liberal patronage of the pub " Mr. TAYLOR has
called 70 his aid hoee eminent arv, Henry Hoffman aud
yer season decorated and tmbehed the whoe interior Of
bis sper did saloons which present far gorgeous
coup 6eoi than when first completed To to who love to
fea: heir eyes upon the and are pleased contem
In country this Afford rare op portunty ID tire sure
up . delightful "Reminiscences
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-23

Imperial Photograph,
Al BRADY's gallery.
a6Q Hroadwav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-23

John Woods New Gymnanum Now Open
q No. EasTwenty eighth street. near HtnA avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-23

1HE tpFI on. svUpER-N MONTHLY fBLUsrsA.
ted Jour- Al for The ArchSect Builder Encneer ard A.
tis rsrs-Plsgs and rsvssons "DETAILS o. c9nssucuon
sad everything rev oI Interesting 70 builders &c every
bnlccr fheud tuts sribe per year. WILLIAMS
kODERs Nassau aud Liberty streets agent. for
lordca Bukltr.
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McNuIn-DyDGAS.--In Brooklyn, on Tues isy evening,
March IT, M the Fesidcnca Of the BRIDES fsthsv too
Right Rev Bishop Iaughln Mr.. JoHs NoNuIrY Of
Melbourne, Australia 10 hss nAnY Am DsxsAu second
daughter Of John n. beegan, Esq or this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-23

ndspenss requisite OF the Spanish toilet Ia South Amer
hsupersedng here az has done there every other
fume and ooamepc. Diluted with water, II gives = sken
smoothr the skin removing chaps
pies while liner than that OF fragrant
oics in he conservateriee Gold by ID. T. LANMAN 90
Wholesale druggists SO Waier street. Now York, and by ali
druRglsts at 80 cents per bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-23

way NY-Dr. PRINCE, medical aItendsnt-Prof versnes
dcoverer Of these baths their curing all
also rheumatism chls and fever paralysis and debility
tiors for cheap.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-23

mo NFRNOUA fVt FtHERs-A RkffRED CaERGYMtN
Il restored 10 health m lev tays sher
n eat refycue snerng snx 10 make tpo-n the
OF care. WI send f,ee) be pon used Direct I'D
u BSGNIE &c Fulon street, Brrokyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-23

Defiance Sa1aInanier Safes-Wfth Patent
powder proof defiance locks and bars Depot 1872 Pearl
ROBERT NJ PATRICK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-23

Total so 6cb,ass s1,s77,osi 1897 3ol s2,ba19s
Net decrease 70 March -, 1887. L,ezI,<o2
The amount Of tolls received the Morris Canal In
each Of the past twelve years follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-23

Consumptien. -Persons who are troubled
with affection Of the lungs throat have received
benefit from the Of that they have been UNDER
respectfully invited TO call upon E W. vONEDRSMIrH
d. who has been very successful in the
eases Of this nature. Office l5S Bowery
We can Announce to the Public with Ger
ainty discovery which the extraordinary and
hinR OF the age live In NJ. GRANDJEaN sf New York
discovered vegetable substance which he introduced
into biz composition No contarng surprising properties
revive the tubes of the hair the numerous experiments by
himself and divers respectable
TO It's efficacy Consultations for tho of the
hair always at "a Church street Of Barclay from
NJ. to5P.M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-23

f'ftfts-The ThOrOuKu
operation Of these pills upon the
gsns renders them Invaluable remedies for
psut coc worms cholera morbus aud all internal diseases
Of