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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-11-05
THE GREATEST
MEDICA l. DISCOVER
OF THE AGE.
DR.. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has Discovers.
in one of our common pasture tctedsa
remedy that cures
EvarU ind Af HEpu,o

| DR.. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has discovers
in one of our common pasture ictedsa
remedy that cures
Every Hind Of HumOr
from the worst ScrnfIIs down to a common Pimp.
TIE has tried il in over 100 cases, and never Saa
III cept in two cases, (bo,h thunder baDor) He h,
now in his possession two hundred certificate. y
its virtue, all within twenty miles of Boston.
Two bottles are warranted TO cure nursing so,
Mouth.
One 10 three boites " IN care the worst kind Of pin
on the Face
Two TO three bottles will clean The system Of Bile,
Two bottIes are warranted TO cure the worst Cans,
in the Mouth and Stomach.
Three ave bottles are warranted 10 cure the xu,s
case Of Erysipelas.
Oae 10 two bottles are warranted to egre all IIanoa
the eyes
Two bottles are warranted 70 cure RuBniR. Of q,
Ears and Bloiehes among the Hair.
-Four 10 six bottles warranted 10 corBp; and
Innnng Ulcers.
One bottle viii crrs ssaly Eruption of the Ska
Two tn three bottles warranted 10 the ssnl
case Of Ringworm.
Two to three besIses warranted - cure the na,
desperate case Of Rheumatism
Three four bottles are warranted 10 cure The Sa
Rheum.
Fyeto eight bottles I'LL care ihe case Of seus
uIa
benefit il always experienced from the afsi botle
aud perfect - warranted " hen the above ssai
~ Is taken
Reader peddfed over thousand bottles OF This in ii.
yc,ni,y Of Boston. know the effect Off in every sas
So sure as water VIII exiinsBsh re viii !hs
en1e hsp.eY never sold bottle of bH that sold an
"a Bey after trial IL always speaks for itself e
Two things about this herb that appears 10 Iae s
ofisjpy first thai gTews in pastures, some p
ess aite plsBini, and yet IFS value has been
known uHsiiI discovered ~ Is sseso that il shOa
cure an ksnds es hnnsnr
In order 10 gre =sse Jea of the sudden rise and great
popularity Of the discovery, will that in April
Apr fs5I sold rfs0s,-ad bottles per "a Of
.Sans- Of The wha,ies7le Druggists she have beenn
business eriy aEs IhEiy years, hat Hsisns
auaIs nf patent medicines fTAe il. Theresa
Nm, -ersaI praise Of il fyDss all sEarrers.
4, OWE yrariire iabvay krsi strictly foI hamor
h, since Hs iBir.dsctE1n general famfy medeiBs
v anderfIi viIioe. have sesa found thai,
never suspe eted.
considered iEcurabir, have heeR cuyea - hp
botiles O. what ler-y " ~ Frsse eSeersa naB
rases Of mat awful a. aisdy-ih.Ie aEr fer wsa Ase
seen more of II than have
know of several cases az D5oPtyr sb Of fhs'aa.-a
people cured nv H. For the Wa "fs aT~Asr+"i i@ ~
rr Sick Headaehe Dyspepsia As,au'a, FeF'' and Ass
pain in the Side Diseases of The Spa, and ParlEnhf,
in diseases Of the Kidneys Se, the dse"v9fy has s~
| nare eo,dthan any medic ever kanwn
No change of dieI ewes AecessaTy-eat the De'i J"
get and plenty OF IT.
| u1.rcr1oys FOR TsR-A.isffis 'ssle spoonful P'
Children ,.yer 10 veaES Ges<eTt S'eOnfsl-chTd1
from wears -SPsorff A. no directions ran
auplicahle 20 all constitutions taks scirai to oeAs
| on the bow els twice day.
Manufarfwged by
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-11-05
DONALD KENNEDY,
No 100 Hsrrez ST., RszazvF, MIS-.

No 100 Harren ST., RsEasvF, -esss.
pRIcE $l 90
Wholesale Agents. NV York GI'Irt T. = S'sha''ra
BarrIay street; C H. King. i92 Broad"ay N1sSOh an
rq,rs o-5 5P.o,sxa,.A r. A. ID Sands io8fnlisH slfea
T. w. DYoTT & SONS, Phii7tselpaso- shelesas
AGENTS for Pa. For sale BY r. J. HOfFY!sN sss hn
MARY MARKS, Lewistowu. and By D. D. hhral''
Mffiintown. Uef'
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-11-05
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
MI. M. FAXON'S

attachment Of Tulcanized India Rubber
Spring TO the Tubes Of Grain Drills.
TUE undersigned, having perfected In arrangement for
4 the attachment Of Gum Spring To the Tubes and
Drag Bars Of Grain Drills, happy inform Farmers
and all others interested in the growing Of Wheat nd
other grains, that he is prepared TO furnish GRAIN
DRILLS with the above article attached at the shortest
notice, at his Foundry, in McVeytown Pa Seeders have
become an almost Indispensable article to the Farmer
and ne VIII find that the attachment Of the Gum Spring
WIFI enhance its value least one.half All the deten
on ana trouble caused by the breaking of wooden pins
Ia ehlfey done away with by this arrangement, and
ah or boyi can perform nearly double the labor that he
naer the old pian with much greater ease both to
ahd horses- There need no fear of the Spring
nFeaKlng for II there is article that hre.
rot or wear out the Gum Spring is thai ar,ele ana
haZafa hothhg IN saying that my Grain Drill Is The si
plest IN construction economical In no yfovr,.
and therefore the most durable ever offered IN The -
cultural public The feed Is arranged thai IL ,fl,
J. Il. IL, II; and bushels per Persons dasi-;n
one for the coming seeding requested To send in
orders early possible. Direct to Mcveytown MIC
fin county, Pa, or +. G. FRANCIsCUs. Lewistou1n
e. l.. FAKoN, fIoliidaysburg, Blair co, Pa BOYER
BRO, Harrisburg, Pa, who authorized to act az
agents, andom whom further may be OBJ
tanned
PRICE OF DRILLS. with the attachment, S75 Far
mers who already have drills, have them altered and
the India Rubber Spring attached, for from $40 SIS
btAII branches of the FOUNDRY BUSINESS still
carried on for which orders respectfully solicited
NJ M. FAXON.
NcVeyt0wn, June TO- 1856
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-01-14

II 49, aeInHf n ~. n, &c.,
Rchro, snd os 10 OF our friends at
IS. 81 =, = Ie oooth, Seem to
- nv ns,t "a ft,a nol;cv ef ~ 20 what may
ts.tion a IT rasaras asverv, so.s..aH admins.
i,s s.,aaa1. = sovereignty
- 49, lus speseA 9 9spasgf @n'ger, in which, 6v
str.,ct - ~, - alao unnatural con-
:. he = represented as adj.
~, ING recent article in
ths snhs., oc =. Soi benton, are made
Of TnasS.v i.s. smJ sss c.ls'sm IN the Enquirer
stors ~ : entertained by the
Senator Bigler md de '''ese Views of
Now w;tbont ,ssn,n;nc, - s,,..L e.,
anan,, or to hs s;evs, a. 'or mr. Buch.
Of IN the Enonrer "a .oplcs treated
that Gov Bieler and I1obolv alse i h;r.s 70 assert
sible for what he aa;dnn fhe Roor ausen respon.
and further. that neither fine panns., "e senate;
any other newspaner snesks h., 10y 'Van'an nor
President elect M, Rnch.nan !. authority Of the
has been for the last thirty veara or what he
going State rights Constitutional thorough.
a,iS'of the Jefferson and IacLs"n M States
his administration Of the covernmart SmIoo and in
re I.ve NOT donht h. s..a VIII oe actuated
and exactiustice to everv nor,;on 70 90 equal
course Of pol;cv will Lnoa NJ M VI Tue Union. His
East no West The Gonst;,.;a. no south no
compass and his chart By it, and IL aona u " MS
seek to guide the ship of State; and of hs sim ne
pilot at the helm, and the lofty patriot;sn as
which he will be actuated, one who is nerson.n
acquainted with the man can have SOLITARY Ja'i
The Enquirer may, therefore, we'll retor.;, aouo.
preston of "implict confidence in the p.,", tx.
elect" This confidence, we venture to an,;s;u
and predict, will not be shaken during the nov. pa
sdentiai term by any act of his. His conrse "
v,nIsn ~
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-01-14

LADY DEER SLAYER.-The South Side (Va.) De.
mocrat says that few days ago Mrs Wells, of Prince
George, saw her dogs running fine deer in the
ne'ghborhood OF her house, feeling all the enthusiast.
tic excitement OF true sportswoman, she seized her
gun and Joined in the chase The deer made for the
river hot!y pursued and tried to cross on the ice
but ere he progressed far well directed lead from
the lady's rifle made venison of him. He was car
red home, and not only reflected credit on the gal.
liant sportswoman, bnt GU all who were invited to the
feast
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-01-14

OfTics ArrAnJ5c 40 nj s IL R Co. ~ I.
sss - .sg NEwBEas, DAcember is. 1854. -
s. SIN: We have ffss honor to send yon he aceoms
pAnyfDg eo,nmunsc atiop to the Aasembl y,Of North
Carolina, which please lay before House # Com
mons. 80 49, IS 6 5sxsS
Your obedient servants 81
~ 81 COUNCIL WOOTEN. ~ 81:
:. LEWIS e. DESMOND, Szss
- GEO. S. STEVENSON,
,ERWINesA. TIfOMPSON,e'
JOHN D.. WHITFORD.
Committee.
Hon. j. G.. snEruERD, Speaker Il. c. 49,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-01-14

Mr.. Goodrich, in his Recollection, gives the follow
ing anecdote of political barber in Washington at
the time Madison first nominated by the Dem
ocrats
"A very keen observer, then and long afterwards
a senator of the United States, told me that at
this period all the BARRIERS of Washington were fed
crasts and lie imputed it to the fact that the lead
crs of that party in Congress wore powder and long
queues, and of course, had them dressed every day
by the barber. The democrats, on the contrary,
wore short hair, at least small queues tied up
carclessly with riband, and, therefore gave little
encouragement to the onsorial art One cay, as the
narrator tod me- while lie was being shaved by the
leading barber of the city, who was. ofcourse fed
erast the latter suddenly and vchemcnty burst out
against the nomination Of Madison for the presiden-
cy by the democratic party, which had been that
morning announced.
"'Dear me = said the barber, surely this country
is doomed to disgrace and shame. What Presidents
might have sir Just look at Daggett OF Connec-
tcut; and Stockton of New Jersey! What queues they
have got sir-as big as your wrist, and powder every
day. sir, like real gentlemen they are Such men,
sir would confer dignity upon the chief magstracy;
but this little Jim Madison, with queue no bigger
than pipe-stem! Sir, it is enough to make man
forswear his countryP"
DEATH OF A Coop MAN.-The. death Father
MATTHEW, the venerable apostle of the temperance
cause annonced by recent arrival from Eng
land.
menced in connection with his duties as parish
priest in the city Of Cork Ireland The greatest sue
cess attended his field Of labor He went all over
Ireland then to England and finally to this country
He was the means of putting in progress among his
count'ymen reformatoiy mvoement whose good
effects are still felt After his return from this
try his health failed and his excessive exertions had
to be abandoned. He visited Madeira and other
mild regions in the hope Of benefit but has at last
died, at the age Of sixtysix years. He had expend-
ed all his means in his temperance labors, and
supported for some years by q government annuity
of $500, and by the assistance of friends who APP
preciated his services in the cause of temperance.
He was undoubtedly the reformer Of the age and
produced more good BY his individual exertions
than any person who has lived during the last GEN.
f tnEys ) s s;s<s s 81 .ss.se.g 80 ~
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-01-14
COMMUNICATION.

Hon. J. g. snEruERD, Speaker II. G.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-01-14
LIST OF LETTERS.

OF LETTERS
IN THE POST OFFICE IN RA.
- LEIGH, for the month ending LIST January, 1857:
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-01-14


internal improvements to make subscription, from
time to time, as the necessities of the company
should, in their opinion require, not exceeding Ill
the aggregate $500 O00 and the treasurer be author
lied to pay the in coupon bonds Of the State at
their par value. The said subscription not to be
made until the board Of internal improvements Is
satisfactorily assured that the present capital stock
of the company has been judicously expended on
the work, and that the further sum OF 81 0O, 900
would complete and equip the road With such
provision, and with an Executive whose watchtul
eve ia ever turned towards the interest of North
Carolina and the welfare of her people, and with .
finance officer, whose rigid grasp on the treasury
knows no relaxation, save by a strict compliance
with your acts, and with railroad completed and
equipped, with construction account closed, there
SURELY could be doubt Of the payment of the in
terest $4,000, annually. g
This great work is now upon the eve OF its fuhil.
ment; work consecrated to the wisdom Of a Caid-
well and the virtues of a Gaston-a work that must
as they foresaw bind the east and west in perpetu
al brotherhoood-a work that must make them know
and feel that "they are indeed one people, work
that must secure to North Carolina her commercial
independence. Such is the character of the work
for which they ask your aid And when. i IS re-
membered that it constitutes great leading line
of unbroken uniformity Of guage from the seaeoard
to the mountains, its ultimate Importance to the
North. Carolina aud Western Railroads and the cit
Eens Of the entire Stse then they as if they had
some claim Id NorthsC aroliuans to call upon you
for the eaas for its prompt and sffeetise compile
ton. - : - TT -
: 80 - s. So Ks COUNCILfW 00TEN,
y s LEWIS @. DESMONIl ~
d st- Is ~ Is s GEORGE 81 STEVENSON
- - = So, - ERWIN a. THOMPSON, -
JOHN o. WHETFoRD, i =
2s @zA '~s-., t6asnssidks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-06


Bxii.-on Tuesday Dec. l, near ricrmont, EtIzs -,
wife OF VIM j. Bell, aud daughter Of the late John Z
Graham, of this city, in the seth year Of her
CoraniAs--On Thursday Dec. o. JoHs CorGHras Of thu
parish u Bu,ievant, county Cork ireland.
Her friends and those q the family are respectfully in
vted TO attend his funeral from his late residence, No
COS Fourth street, this afternoon, at two O'Clock.
Cork and Limerick papers please copy.
M.EeGRrr DAILY, aged ~ years. mouth and Is daysl
The friends OF the family respectfully invited W a.
tend her funeral this afternoon ut half past one O'CLOCK
the residence Of her mother No $50 East Eg aecnt
street.
bilious congestive fever, Dea. joan DuRuE, eyed Oh
years.
y EpnoSps, IN the saith year Of his age
The friends and those Of the family also these OF his
brother naw John Robinson, respectfully invited 70
attend his funeral, this afternoon, at cue O'Clock,
from his late residence No Waits street Inssrmeat ~
Greenwood.
GAxmE--In this cay saturday, Dec 8, orparaiysis,
Mr. ADAM GAMBLE, aged 10 years.
His funeral will take place from his late residence, No.
The veterans she II 1912 the friends Of the de-
ceased Of bis John and Robert Gamtn, and of hrs
law Howell G. Vail, are invited 20 essend without
Hsvysry -ou Saturday Dee 5, ASS HAymrr, dansh-
ter Of Denis and B dgct very late Of 10 aghrea county
Of Galway Ireland, aged year, months and dAys.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 10 al
tend her funeral this afternoon, Mt one o'clock from her
late residence, No 23l Mott street
HAws-Cn Friday evening. Dec 4, GxoRaE HAws, In
he b6th year Of his age.
His frefds and those Q, hs sons Hcary j. George AMI
Tuesday afternoon at half past three O'clock At 81
cphess church, % Broome and Chryste streets
MANN In Brooklyn, on Friday morning, Dec =, VIZ
IIAs MARTIN, aged ~ years
Ills friends audi hoee Of the family respectfully IN
ted TO attend his funeral from No l47 hicks street,
this afternoon, at two O'Clock. HG remains VIII De n-
tered at the cemetery % the Escrsreens = =. =
PrRKiss-tn Brooklyn, sturdy Dec ?, MIS- ~
lERKfNs, wife Of the Rev A. Perk rs, H. q saem Nj,
aud former pastor of the Bapss church q thss
". - - =
The friends of the family and also q the sons NAV,
Rev f. H. H. Taylor n n, and = y. Bglow, are mvttet
TO attend her funeral this Afternoon ~ Two O'Clock from
he Sroue Tacc church. Of pegraw street, South
| Brooklyn. -. S. -,
narh az Abby county L0ngord, Ireland aged "a years
ueS relatives and friends respectfully invited 70 at
,nr Inc funeral Ia morrow afternoon at two O'Clock from
hsr late residence No 1856 West Thirty third street, be-
,Ween seventh and Eighth avenues. Bier remains will bs
| nken 70 Calvary cemetery.
I 1R,ppat On saturday morning, Tee 5, 81 hall past
feur O'Clock of disease Ia the lungs IASAH, wife OF
Michael Trappoi, in the 65tb year Of her age.
The friends and relatives a the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend her uneral, this afternoon, ct two
O'Clock, from her late residence, No. los Cumberland
street, SSweep D. KaA api Iaial cite ayenuts, Brook
\ Eu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-06
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT

NATtkDAN, NC. ., INDI.
FLouR.-The market steady, and closed nj abou
quotations OF yesterday The transactions embraced
about 5000 1900 bbls., including 10 good stat
at - 60 n 81 65 and extra do at 81 30 So
WHEAT was quiet the only sales Of moment having been
confined to 900 bushels Virginia white, at 81 40.
CORN was firm Western mixed quiet and nominal.
Sales Of old Southern mixed were made at S5c. Jorsc
and Southern new at about soc
PORK quite heavy and dull, while sales were small
and confined 10 about 100 200 bbs in lots at si6 80 for
light weight Albany inspection and at s17 for full weight
old. Prime nominal.
CorroS quiet with small sales to spnners at about
llt,c. Tor middling upland.
WHIskKY-Sales Of about 400 500 bbs. we're made at
s3tsc. n 2sc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-06

THE SENATE OF 1887 AND THE SENATE or 1857.
The following list comprises the names Of the members
OF the United States Senate Of the Thirty With Congress-
which wil assemble IN Washington on the eth instant
ris With the Of the Senator'S Of the Tween
~ h Congress- which convened on the 4,h of Septcm
ber 1887 three months before the day designated by tho
constitution, in accordance with the proclamation OF the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-06

MARRIA0n AND DIATHu.


pARKER-CoTAcHER this city on Thursday, Nov 10,
in the Baptist church, West Twenty 1fh street by te
Rev A. H. Wright, ISAAC PARKER, Esq, 10 MISS EurHKsiA
NJ daughter Of John q nacher, ESQ both OF this city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-06

CURTAIN MATERIALS AND wIADOw SHADES
" cheap for cash.-KELTY FERGUSON, ~ Broadway,
have fun choice stock o brocsei satin lie lsne Worst
ed dAask cornces Ac which offered al less than
wv ~ mp WINDOW sHADFs
Our stock OF window shades Is the largest IN New YORK
and our superior manufacturing fscis enables Onsr
them los han other honpss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-06
FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAL..
a-%sSr~>~~eNN~-~<~-~<N-e
HONEY M II TX EFT.

SATURDAY. Dec Sc p. NJ.
The tendency of prices was downward this morn.
ing. At the first board Tennessee Stats6 declined
Ii per cent; Missouri es 4; Illinois Central bonds
81; Cumberland Coal, L; Pennsylvania Coal, 4; New
York Central Railroad, u; Michigan Southern old,
Ia; Panama Ia; Cleveland and Toledo, ! Chicago
and Rock Island g. Galena and Chicago advanced
per cent. At the second board there was no
change of consequence in the market New York
Central went up per cent; Erie, /. Illinois Cen
trail bonds fell off ] per cent; Galena and Chicago
Railroad, l.
The steamship Atlantic, from this port for Liver
pool to-day, carried out 81 ,76l $50 in specie.
The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day as fol-
lows:-
Tota, receipts; sss7g 10
Total payments aS,a2l 80
TOTAL balance.. o,soo,44Z ID
The receipts to-day include s62 900 from customs.
The exchanges to-day at the Clearing House were
sA,3l7 $50 81, and the balances $s39,329 81.
SALES OF BONDS AND STOCKS AT AUCTION.
BY Albert II. Nico,dy
81 900 New York STATE 6's, int added .1004
5000 Brooklyn City 6s do .............. 50
coo La Crosse and Milwaukee R. r. rs, int added. I
1000 Sacramento rs, do. 4sZa49k
SO Union Mutual ms scrip OF 1856. ............. "A
$50 Great Western Marine lns scrip OF is57..... 40
$50 shares Brunswick land Co. ................ Az
30 North River Insurance Co .146ai
40 Fulton Fire Insurance Co.................. g7f
20 Bulls Head Bank. "a
Also, the following business notes OF hand
C. Ward Co., at mos due Nov. 49, 1857 334 So $500
81 800 note OF hand OF +. W. Green at IL months due
April xiuu
By A. H. Muller.
sos 900 Louisiana D. coupon bonds, 1898, Hat s2a s2
10000 Louisiana D. coupon bonds, $685. DO S2t4
II 600 Louisiana y c. coupon bonds, 1894, do ST.,
so shares Bank OF the Commonwealth. ..,...... 76a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-06

DECEMBER -.-..
Our Christmas SHOWS aud Christmas cheer,
And each survey the track
Left by the aeon departing year,
How much Of JOY how much Of pain,
How much hats odd, how much hats Funny.
Remembrance brings us back again,
But sh how very little money
To Fifty Seven due praise ne giyeu,
For weather fine and crops titanic
We've had our share Of peace Al home
And then we've had alss the Panic
But still, "a in each pictured woe
Will CLEAN some bright, redeemins feature
The dying year proudly show
One point that ought 70 live in metre.
While banks fell down like rotten sticks.
The specie their structures mining,
And merchants fell to dubious tricks
OF bursting selling. and assigning
The SmIths-our smiths-ihe Brothers Smith
Undaunted aud dismayed by nothing.
Sold cheap, To All % human kth,
The nOhies styles and makes Of clothing
SMITH BROTHERS price wholesale aud retal
clothing warcrooms Nos lZ la aud no Fulton sroeA Ne,
Nnfk
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PHuApEI.PHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. s, 1857.
Stocks steady. Pennsylvania SIS, 84a; Pennsylvania
Railroad 49, Reading Railroad, 2ossc; Morris Canal, 49,
long Island Railroad, TO-
MoBuK, Dec. 4, 1857.
Coton-Saes of the week. 10000 bales Receipts Of
the week, 0O0o Stock in port 10000 Middiing fair,
10zc.
CHARLESTON, Dec. T. 1857.
Coton-Prces nominal. Midding fair, 1OXc.
In Augusta and Savannah the price OF cotton has do
clned lc. per ID. since the receipt OF the Americas
adyiceS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-06

vsk,sss Fan style ST.. y. Spring style
Fulton street, hve doors ea~s Of Bseadwap
Hats Sbr FoAng Men OF Taste N, "a Fashion,
at EsPENscHEIpS lls Sassau street. 3. ose hats at
wholesale pssce. 0vo cal
Gents cravass, Ties. New Parts ,Sesse~-
porers and stock retail until st
DO per cent less ssan cost n sls Bro.dway
Defiance s.s~msnaor snfss-with Pate nf
''''~ '-'''' ''~ ''''~ - EoTsRr n PATRICK
New and 6,seat Invention In Plates Tor
ARTIFICIAL teeth by IEvETI dentist 10 waveriey place
Murray Il LamrSap's Florida Water not
irriaona and siwsys Be used shaving
Il gives soiness and smoohnesst ire skin sold by D. =
by all druggists. at 50 centgper bottle.
DAteAsaor's Hair Dye. WIgy and Toupees.--
i en-: ss Is Al @ Anu
Cr1stassro's Hair Tye, Wigs and Toupess
The very best the world FOR sale snttae dye prvasy
spphcA ~ Noe Astor Iiouae
Bany's Tr1copAerous b the Best and Cheap
:sryns and RESTORING he hair ladies' Ey Sold ~ sis
Rupture.--Mar.h 4 CO.'S Radieui Oure
Truss once removed 70 No vesey street. Aston House.
We Perceive In our Columns this Morning
advertisement which originally appeared in the public
prints some twenty of ROBERT ESrRANuE
We that the old gentleman still refers the afectons
and should be surprised did Know that hestea being
po;entae business, he the gayest gentleman and
most brilliant Lotaro of almost anobef century He is
CENTRE but experience makes his advice valuable.
HOIloWay's PlIIs.-ProfesssonaI Prejudice
dies hard but the cures Of dyspepsia bilious disorders and
dysenepy wrought by this Unapprss~hahie remedy are
breaking down everywhere. The liberal minded members
of the faculty admit the value of the medicine Well they
may for shames the old treatment by its countless cures
Chapped Hands and Lips Cured In One
night by using the genuine camphor cs manufactured by
the sole proprietor FIJI W. N0NDERSMIrH All others
counterfelts. Depot 15S Bowery.
Rupture.-Marsh q Co.'s Radical Cxse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-06

The Case oil Donnelly.
TRENTON, Dec 8, 1857
The argument in the of Donnely was concluded to-
day. The Court will give opinion next week.