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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-07
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FFfnAr, FEB 90 =. "
Ear ,psrurrsFlourThe foreign news received By the
,c hsd depr ssne influence prices while sellers
disposed 70 make the concessions claimed BY purchasers
market however ceed easier for both the common and
cher grades The Airicas 70 hand a too late
Rod In the afternoon for hs effects TO be developed The
lee 10 day footed up ABOUT $500 5000 bbs at about the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-07

The amouBt OF notes m circuanon flo 4ea o3h being
an rcrcase Of f9s,o4s and the STOCK Of bullion In bo,s
departments 4oe showing decrease Of fJo SIS
when compared With the preceding return
There has NOT been much doing In the bullion market
this week Bar silver has been done al g. I'D but
buyers are scarce. Mexicaa dollars oferirs freely
t the quo,aiion. Anernnn eagles are also abundant
with hut fsv prrchasers Doubloons all scayoe y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-07

vs sscnarred and Josss talso oc'orod) iesr~ssd
On bsa Peter osnpbsa, the second mate, remand
Cd ior week. sympathy In Liverpool Was In favor OF
the aegroes In this CASE
In Liverpool NE nrss mate Of the American ship Albert
0alnkn wss sumnoaed for assaulasg william Williams,
md two Germans named Zimmerman and Un. The beneA
aseA ne dessadAas CO., end oss IN the ara oass and e.
end oesas In ths second and co.. and ooss the third
rAs Ansrsoas shp Windsor, Forest, Of Bath, Maine,
hon Liverpool tos Mobile lsa man overheard % Tho
loth uitne.
ma JOINT Stock West Of Ireland Fishing Company led
commenced Operations ct Galway.
M Russian authorities give notice that they win pur-
ohase pavKg stones brought ballast ct the rate Of
twenty lver reubaes per 3iS cubic fee and
bles per 10 square fcet Of flag stones.
Upwards OF 1000 pessoas ct present employed In
the txigonomesrcai survsy OF Great Britain.
Baron Aldsrsoa. Of the Knssh bench, died the Goth
uunc.
Ths Losdoo noasy market was rather easier, bm
without change rates Oonsou for money closed OF
o6X. American securities steady. nno Central Rail-
reed securities osscd with an advancing tendency.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-07

The rturn from the Ban Of ENGLAND for The week end
ing the 17,h Of January gives the sing results when
compared with the previous week.
Public deposits -. ca seT, 1l4 Decrease . fsos oss
Other Dc posi,s -. n, p31 increase w a8l 2sT
Reet..........,.... s,s7e,et3 Increase ..... As.o
On the other side Of the account,-
Government securities .El1tso4s1 Increase fs7 sos
Oher securities. lesso,2ol Increase. 7,s $50
Notes unemp loyed...... s,6ls,eoo Decrease. sass
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-04-17
EgOrribEe 93ErGleE'.

From the Washington (Pa.) Commonwealth.
1t becomes our painful duty TO record one Of
the most dreadful murders ever Pnrpetrated IN
this region Of country. Early on Monday NOR
ming, word WAS brought 10 town, bv Archibald
A llison. that Samuel II. White had been brutal
" murdered at his residence, in CHARTERS tp.,
on the road lradiog from Washington to Strub-
envile. about FIVE miles north of this place
The house is situated on Using ground, about
fftv yards distant, on the north side ofthe road,
and is d new frame. and kitchen adjoining, with
doors opening into each, on The upper side far
tbes from tie road
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-04-17
VOL. XIV. no. 80.

and burns up her remains in the stove. This
process occupied several days, in which time
be drew largely on the shops around for sha-
wings, and the uasavory scent went forth from
the chimney, and filled the nostrils OF those who
happened to be in that vicinity. Ward occu-
pied himself with this disgusting and appalling
work. till he thought he bad obli;eFated all tra-
ccs Of his guilt, and then drfipd detection. But
''murder viii OUT" II IS amazing what an ar
ray Of facts, unimporiant in themselves, have
been brought TO bear on the case; and an irresist
ibIe conviction Of guilt they carry 10 the mind.
Ward has not yet had his sentence, but he will
be hung by the neck till be is dead W. hear
il said that this will be the first case Of capital
execution in this county
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-04-17

lowell. March 21.-Susfici1ns have been a.
rolls.d in tins community that cas-. of husband
raiseaina has taken ul9ce here. The victim
ofthe traqic deed which is snsoectpd 70 have
be..,l r.roptrafr5. was Mr.. Nathaniel Swertser.
latp oi ms cif, who deceased Suddenly on the
2etb of February. and wa, Inferred IN = family
t,n5L IN the aIio,nirr town or Chplrisfttrd 4
brother Of the deceased. beloaoinr 10 the State
oF Kew York entar,ainin.r susojcions that an
was not rich, in reference to tbe sudden death
a rs r-latjvp has bqrn instrumental IN jns,i-a
tinr ar..vaa,;6.l;,,i of f,ba uor.er and agrrra5ly
,nss@ prr.,t soI;c;tot;aos Dr 7 p Irvett )
So ao...0 ,y;,b nv effnoIest snn,-
,,oa.d f,r TN. pprrose. Yesterday afternoon nro-
ce.aad to IN. tonb in Chelmsford where the
bodv or1lr S,yr4tser was Inferred. They re-
rn,t.4 Il TIA scbaaIhonss in the vicjoitv. where
q, an,,,,ev nv Dr. ! & SnanIding WAS mad.
and s,l,,,.,b and .;s,ra r.,,,,,ysi and sealed
m for chemical analvza,ion. Th, .Iorv of
facpes, Vas co.rpased ~ fine following T,-rs9ns;
n, I.,..1 S,,,.1s;o,- Jozsrb Morrill, CaIyio =
g,t,,,.l.,t,;, ,,;rl-a,,, p 'p~.z.r Eaoc, Fr.s,,.
,1I Ta,lan N VII,
na r. ra.I., r. rboIr,sr,r4 ,.as as,
-, ~ as.;.t.,j r. a.. a,tnrsy N.,b,o..
e., ..,,,,;r ,,,r, ~ ca,,,s ,,as .rr;,al H., ,.,S
.,.,.:,.,,,. c,ro..t thar ;,ts,r,ll,.
or,l.,,,- :,
....s - .r,,.aI,.H 'r.,r.,o, there ,,as 10, tbs
.,;,f,s.. ,,c..a-srcI. rl,,,,,nositon. . circpr-
s,,~.. ,,.b;at ,,,r;rs,;,n or the mrs
r, ,.'...''., NO.. f;t,,..t,,, -.
ia o+.at .i.I..arb;s I4gth H.. wa. SNAIL
4,,.r :. ,,.,,l r.s;l.3 ~, Howard str-st and
ro,,..r,,. H. al
- ., ,.,,,r,. ,ir,.s an inr,at,. ~
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-04-17
AFFAIRS IN UTAH.

letter from w. w. Drummond, United
States Supreme Judge in Utah Territory, gives
a sad picture of matters in that Territory. The
following is taken from the letter:
The leading men ofth church are more tfai-
torous than ever Only few days since oil
papers, records. docket>, and nine hundred vol
unies OF the laws, were taken out Of the So
Preme Court Clerks Office and burned. And
this is not the only instance Of the kind. ! say
to YOU again, and through YOU 10 the President,
il is impossible for us to enforce the laws in
this Territory. Every man here holds his life
at the will OF Brigham Young: and here we
are without protection. ! am firmly OF opinion
that Ba5bitt was murdered bv Mormons under
direction OF Brigham ioung. and not by indI-
ans. Murder is common thing here and
Al0rmons cannot be punished with a Mormon
Jury, witnesses, officers and Governor to par
don. Il is too cruel, and must not br endured.
A man, not member OF the church, is murder
Cd, robbed, castrated and imprisoned, solely for
questioning tie authority Of the church. Per-
sons are now. in the Penheniiary, convicted
before the Probate Judgr, who are wholly IA
nocrnt Of any crime. Is there any other coun-
try where this abuse is or would be eudurpG /.
LIT alt, then, take hold and crush ont one Of the
most trrasonabe organizations in America
boy was caught in the act Of stealing dri-
ed berries in front Of store the other day, and
was locked up IN dark closet BY thr grocer.
The boy commtnced begging most patheIca.iy,
to be released, and after using all the persuasion
that hs Young Imagination could invent, propo-
sed
Now, Il you'll let me- out and send for my dad,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-04-17

tn, cfI-c.;,,,, ;t.,,,, ,.r o3,.;r, T., f,9;-s ra-
,,,;a;r.. =, IF s;r.,ls iI...sad,.ss arc -
,,,ct..I fro,,, tF4 o.s,.,,,rr;rt ,t an otd daga-
ii yan have btor eyes taagaiSa'
l! black yes ai''ct SpliIi.
II yoU-haVe Pr"IiY iee', Wtaf snort P-l'-
coa'S.
II yon are '"e least aou"i"I as 10 mat point,
wear t6pH long
u 20" have gooa 'ee'h' don forget 70 la"7A
now and t"eo.
u you nave oa' ones 70" ","N' Only <hI'e''
the liertt
WI.n vo,, are };t.I- advanced. sit with
rorr tacL to the window.
If Won have bad voice always speak in a
Ioy, tonr.
IF itis Acknowledged that Won have fine
voice. never speak in high tone
II ron dance well. dance seldom.
If van dane. IN. never dance all.
If yo,, SIM we'll. make po ruerils excuses.
# yo,, sire indiElrentlv. hesitate not mo-
r,pat ,,f,t, ,op ar, asked. for few y,-rs3nx are
car.ngt4nt i,l3-,s Of ,jorin,r but every one is
sensible 10 H.. desire to n!,asr.
r in conversation you think a person wrong.
rather hint difference Of opinion than offer a
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-04-17

He says he is an independent man, but did not
feel 50 at the time he was witnessing the hofrd
murder Of his fellow men among the savagrS Of
the Far West. After eighteen months hard
ships and Privations, he finds himself once more
among civiz"d people, and in land Of peace
and happiness. We should suppose by this
time he would be glad 10 locate in Suckerdom,
and .roam DO Innrr =
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-04-17
From the Springfield dii.,) Republican,
NarrOyv Escape froam 4ayagc>


remarkable narrative. From his description Of
PAGES and things which be saw, we are per-
t-el.g satisfied Ihat his statement is correct in
every respect, A gentleman Of this city who
had trav-.Ird 9v-g lie eotrtev hr describes,
assures Us that a9 person except be had visited
thesr PLACES and witnessed what he deSlfl3es,
could have related ruthlally what be related.
He conv4r>rs IN several different iadian Ian
guaErs, and appears to haze paid close attention
10 v hat he saw passing around him during his
Sojourn among the SayaLrS. lie looked well
aud hearty, and with the exception OF his bands
being torn bv some wounds from a tomahaWk,
he srrms to have su Tered no damage. He left
on the cars last evening 1or Logan county,
where his mother resides.
Mir. Bajty leli here some eighteen months a
90 with a party OF nine persons, to engage in
driving teams from the Gulf Of Mexico to the
RIO Grande. THY landed at ludianolia, and
hired to a maa by thr name OF Ross to drive
tcaui for him. They drove to &ncas river, and
camP4d there. Whilst asleep their mules were
stolen by the Indians. They prepared the next
dav to follow them, and came up with them al
sunset. They saw SIX Indians, fired AT aud bll-
led them all, when they were attacked by about
309. who were secrtted in the woods. They
immediately fired ou the white men, killing all
but Mr.. Bailey whom they took prisoner
Tbry then took him back to the wagons, which
they plUndrred Of all the arms and ammunition
IN them. They took two boxes Of government
1'H's TeVo'v'fs ana twenty EFSs oi P'WdIF.-
The prisoner was stripped OF all hiS clothing
ana oouhu ,'aho a"' '0'' upon pony W.. ~
'hen started Tor th'ir encaHt'" ~ 'A' =" IT.
caa'aW mountains, "u'ch pace 'Hey '7a0''T"
aHrr eleven GAYS nara F!o'o2-
ie'F renamed IN cd''' a"','' i "'VN' anu
'"r" STARE" oA 'o'",l'- W.
tfa'n On me >an'a g hoaa' ''7y i,'''a,'',. =
o'"' hEe DAYS WailihS' "hTh He'I""n' ''a''
CAM along They Proceeded Ia surprise 5nT
l'ain' a'a Nli'ro every person VIVA H. .''N '.'T
-'o"S ana uu'7S oelol'-, ,"- - '''' ""''; az"
started l'r hIchaPoo S''''''"rh'' rae" Oh '''
tnHieS l9r ponies aha returned 10 lH' " "'"a'@"
Mountains.
/ ne PRISONER was k'E'' s'F'e''Y con'','u o,-
finS 'Ae cav ana was ''r" UP FNF'E ''-'i' WV"
HTcsS "' "a" h''e' oT me 'a,'"S' ~ '''' ,'',' ="
tree, as h'E' " as. h. Could F~aco ana sang
CD ihe ground DoF'oS ''F odS 0F "a a. "''''
10 ne G9Nh ana steep q - " t1'i' ''% Wv
'.'"e Al'. Dd''s was "', ,o''' ~
~ ''.'."- 'Nt' ,,''"'' '""''~ ''''''
'o'| WI" ''''', az ''S' ''''''.' ,.I'' -
,"''7% 'u-E ''"N NV" "'T" I" ~ 40"
bravery "ri7"'" '.'F"s5lN,' - '''' '..i ,,.I
"TIT al U'>o,'"'= d"" ~ ia"
o' ,'' f.A SN'"$' n7>' Nv" 49, ~ '''D .i
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rt.a. ,b.a ,,,ol. ,as .s;o rsatin, wifb warn,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-04-17
LATE FR0M NICARAGUA.


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I S&Hg|eF
/ Nrw Yort April 2-Tbq steamSbin Texas.
from. San joan. NICARAGUA. with dates to lh.2Dth
March. and AspinwalI 10 the 22d. arrived this
evening.
/ Tha Texas connected at Aspinwan with the
MIA.
The advices from Rvas, the headquarters Of
zen, ~, ~ mt 'tF 10 ,i,f lo''' N'a'o"' -
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800 -, - - ., ~ az
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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-04-17

7he Kalloca Trial.-Boston, April S.-The
iurv in the Ka!locb case were discharged this
morning, being unable 10 agree. They st2od .
for acGulal and for conviction.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-04-17

.Nurder Of Wife and Burning Of her
Body.-Thr trial OF james Nj. Ward, ior the
aiurder of his wife. at Sylvauia, Ohio, resulted
is his conviction. the jury deliberating but a
few minutes upon their verdict. The Toledo
Blade SAYS:
The murder is one Of the most brutal, horrid
and disgusting, in ali the annals OF crime. A
husband not only murders his wife, after cold
bIooded premeditation, but he sits up at nights,
with his door Locked, cuts her into small pieces,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-04-17

PyeScrrcs in Iin Cayrs.-Thr .Ni'r Be5f0r&
.7Ierc41y learns that lady that city was badly
poisoned few days since. by eating few spoons
ful Of preserved whorile berries, which had
been pat IN a Tin case The liquid from the
berries had forced verdigris the surface Of the
metal For several hours the lady above men
toned remained in nearly unsensible condition
and was with difficulty brought to.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-04-17

The following items Of advice 10 ladies re-
naming in a state Of single hlrSsrdn-ss are eA-
tractrd from the manuscript OF an old dowa-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-17

Centlempn Nv child had commenced breaking ont last
fall which gradually extended over tie entire
aad including both Which much eaten by the
sores ~ 10 cause hr both would drop of
uiel advertised and domestic remedies without
nf, good resu1ts then procured and applied little II Rf
OIL hogan get hotter the bottle got broke aud we ap
pl gals again began t. get worse M elder daneh
aid Pa get that Iut on, sisters head
lntel much hacr when YOU used n ~ We get another
ln'Ic and her head uoar, well This was IN agra
,used ease ,Ncy day l"Wash i, and II
was vef offensive bottle feed assured will cure
m entirely as tlteic little the disease remaining
You an rnted 10 tins benefit of others, take
luea. eleasefe In giving you TIN, ccrtIhcst"
b4spreifnv b r CHALK.
NJ ian#a 4 81
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-17
j. p. BoNDURANT


CHESTERFIELD April l9th, leth.
ft.srs Iore CoIlaying used your Turf Oh and finding
hc such ine medicine, thin it due 10 yon that You
sho know H. Ny daughter about two years ago fell On the
chnir and and bruised her tgh very much so"n
the oi boil and became very aore had 1t
physician but that did not relieve IT, 1t became
and continued SO for nearly two years tried
every medicine could hear Of with no effect until Wa IN
.n, bottle of Turf onaer using one hettlo
half entirely healed lhavc since used for othel
found the benefit lou are at liberty 10 H5e
tbs os you think propcr s. CHALKI.I.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-17
INSURANCE.
,rKE, LITEsND nAuuNEINsuWNN

uNNt, asiG AND nAUlNE lNsp RANCE
II lNNthhtha nnst \ F1Rf INSURANCE. tuNrANN= N==-lms
Company makes Insurance against lts or damage 10y Fire
Dwelling Houses Stutez luharoo favtotcs aud other build
ugS, on furniture rous and merchandise generally In
town and country IN the most favorable terms
Also makes Insurance the lives all pCrsn~ cuoNng
good health and of sound constitution orhr whole duration OF
litr. or for limited period
slaves omrioye IN ordinary occupations will be insured ON
reasonable
The COMPANY will also take risks aud of
the Northern ar southern Ports at favorable rates.
HOARD OF DIRECTORS
JOHN ROBIN MrnANiEi President,
JAMES NJ tpBRS. Vice President,
GEORGE Il. THURMAN, Chef Engineer.
DIRECTORS
JoHN ouN GAftnh, SAMrEtiU MCkiNNtYi
btNlfk OILY, SAMutI GARLAND,
JAMts l. .HANNE lulN T. DAVIS
WM. II SrENrfoN. MAURICE I,NGuoNSE.
JAS, o WILLIAMS, treasurer
CNtEp 4 MILLS Secr'..
~. wv oI"n OWN Medical Examiners
ntt l. II GrlNtfG ''''''' 'N'
The Medical ESmnaiiao oi subjects for Insurance will be
made at the oee 81 the Company each day between thu
houis of budI o,lack l. NJ ltoh
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-17
nla l.LANn, ncdlolN county. VI. Noy |, 80.

BIa ISLAND Bedford county, Va, Nov. ls9l
Me.srs Dare C0Genomcn.H used about one ionrih al
bottle of Turf oil the back fmy horse the "orhi
almost entirely place as large a my
haud and iha single application only applied once ehftu
NJ entirely and permanently really surprised at tho
prolcrtic, and think IT moro prompt
cicatiots than anything Of the Kind ever saw, and
ds bottles other preparations Tor similar
Ecspectfuly j. =. BONDuRANT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-17

TENrgE tI1aRTEH OAK LIFE HNsu RANCE
II Company, Of Hartford Connecticut dcsraus of effect
ing Virginia, has appointed j. JOHNSON lal
Salem Agent ior the state Persons N Lynchburg and
desire communicating with thc Company,
may do through Thomas Jeis at Exchange Bank, or
Mcssrs. IanFhorne A lloleonbe.
This Company has paid mp Capital Of s2NOO00, with
large surplus and invested under the sanction andap
pro,a Comptroller Of Public Accounts and believed
offer superior to those plating Life In
suranrn Liam dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-17

u.
y rrga sleigh ride past discovered my horses
I, raw and The skin of place large. than my hand, from
o. trares rubbing the inside of the thigh applied Your
Oil. and day two he was well. Another cast
mule which working my dray became unable to
walk, eXamioing his foot discovered nail about two
nes long head My driver and the neighbors said
lie would be good for nothny the nail iusei ted
piece Of your Turf OIL and set him 10 work at once
and from he has not lost hour but is good
as ever horse badly suaggcd on the outside OF
tph places, about two inches deep and four
irri.- wide from which he sf day two, Your Turf
was applied and it brought them out entirely sound 1t
truly is greatest remedies for sores have ever
Ian and lived in drug store for several Ise
think proper. Very truly -.y.=.
I.o Messrs Dove q Go. j, IL NElSldER.
FuI ale by SIROIHl.H X w Ill IliifAp'
r. Iyufl lrIYg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-17

w MAHKFT ST. OPPOSITE MARKET HOUSE, IfNtHBEHd
prepared to furnish, at the very shortest 40
icr Horses Hacks and Buggef dhe very best IN the c'ty)
wishing ride in Hack, drawn by line Horses
with the polite and careful drivers, can be accommodated
l,y
Gtntlemcn wishing take short afternoon drive with
adv a buggy with fine Horse can be accommodated
bS
cntlemen having Pleasure Horses by sending them my
Stable will have them kept in fine order and always ready at
notice also responsible for damage done
them wlo my stable will be pleased if the public viii
give call and satisfy themselves that my ste is better
stocked than any other in this city J.. WILLIAMS,
uIy Ij1ts Proprietor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-17

ric undorsgnod being fully located IN the Portrait Gal
lately occupied hy Mr. Jus konEy h now prepared To
supply hls friends aud the public with life ko feinroH w n
the sylcs of the art,
Special attention invited to the new style of photographic
Canvass colood In OIL which on exhibition and
b, n Gallery The Of denoaon
heauty o these paintings nny be fully approximately
Faithful life s1t Portraits made by im process
from lngucrrcotypos of doceRred persons
cordial in Nhon extended 10 all 10 visit his ''hl'y aud
examine spocmens of Ambropes Daguorre"ypo", plain
and eolored Photographs &c &e -
u IL Hiss,
Successor Ia ! kcaEy.
II Instructions given In the art On reasonable terms
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-17

obOVB ments Tombs Head Stones Tablets &c Persons
any description of Marble Work, would do well TO
call my Works the different designs have just
ceiv ed OF which imported from London,
Monumental Designs the most beautiful ever gotten
up entirely am prepared and have made
arran orders of cxteni, on the most &C
counodan terms the best materials aud at the shortest
notice,
will be pleased show the Designs Mt office, or will
call the of those wishing to see them Call on or
address JOHN b. GADDESS,
mar ~ Is Iynchburg Marble Works
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-17
BALTIMORE.
MEDICAL. orrlUE, Lock I"-

uNU WILLIS MEDICAL OFFICE, Loeb s"-
hrmar,, baltimore Instituted II. lea1. 10 ~ Sonh
f,av srfef RaHoc ncar the Post offre) CURE lNSUH
FL OR No FEE REQl iRED-nr Mills, an experienced
rhyscan the hlopehio school hs eoahdeHaH cos
suited II all tasrs private nature OF disease
No " oucy rrauircd ~ II Care IL mot Effected.
practical cxpcrcucc of over M years onhheh br NJ 10
In the shortest possolt lime TO nave IL S"e'y
effected.
celebrated Tor the onectua andpeedy cure OF a
Diseases, established IN ihm ci'y AZ
tluarkUry, over 70 years ago.
The Nigh Reputation
Institution would render public notice unnecessary wero
n far Tho many appc ants here who hav
eod o their money malrentcd by the tharatans who
flourish largely In the public prints aud with whom our CITY
AMicscd he your si"nrd,
would avoid injury. roonnhfy loss hhd disappointment
early medical aid where proper treatment can b" obtain
Cd pr makes eurtng professions promises no more
than he viii hOnornbly perform
secondary mud Shronic Gn-c-.
The uauHl symptoms Sore Throat, liberation OF the
Mouth Itching and Tenderness about he Nose BotccS'
Emrons upon the skin Sc Upon the per,ee. on"',",o"n
oldest and most tnyeerae oi such eases. Dr NJ
willing o stake his honor and reputation.
The Triumph Of Science.
III, remedies of pr restoring strong and manly Wig
or the shattered constitution aud removing speed
Il, all debility injury incurred lam certain s'er'' h"o arc
n by discoveries III the ngs
Emsccblcd Wnwhood
may here find certain aud thousands from their
have realized tho Swcot sui,en o hne "he rom ,ho
infe Quackcrioa IN their hitherto 'ueH ao"'n ~ DO
Ndvnnt"uc. at Treatment.
poiAonous compounds OF Mercury al NnAouh ubh use
To EcmnIc-.
Long experienced In he uoament Female Ahootons NOT
disensas qualities Dr To Afford hariy Re'i aud
rnart diculteasos Communications sacred
" guarded and treatment marked With rhn and doca'y
Dr. liII-' sircat Preventive.
This remedy applicable to either sex VIII bo sent
duly prepared by mail Ierept OF So or by remtng so
prescri ripuou.Nill be Included - .
MILLS UAiriMour 0c.rs post paid) Medieinee aont In
any direction, by mail ot express