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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-28

SfrGSss SAVING MACFiNFs.-pcR ALI, vASU.
- e sac p1FEsea s.agsr- stng eecs deeen-
p " Ina ensajc fhe pSh uyOn hsvirg their cloth
ing az -aie ~ thea. S,aeer srry sewing rA.ane ~
70. s;es sed for competition and berg Arranged h
fuS Snov'eise ~ e aefsels o. machines - eriar
ues tss voed OF reno set hen az nstAs hArfsouest
sewing machine sver made sno ~ sAsas learn
esipC nc ct thcsc elegaat AnIsprlcnt-
frCe SN0, IN ifon tshl4 eUturiet.
T. " sirgEA 50. NJ sss Broadway.
'CvrN1Y 'lvF CFNfs ISCtsH or PosrAgr SvAvpp
Wi e~sgrs lucrative 70 a1v bersS-
- An soustmtts or business Il a -rr
som ~ Nhch .ou ~ N store ore hola escA ResA
inama good fsmy snap resrnvtng .hu0us h
49, 80 re b. ermuaxiDr. ns
uu tlnE ol. tyc o. he hair bisas snt brown e.r-
- rrewrnsisun - ~seo sa.r v,.sra,
rne str U"sn- censei r ane china irt. h, ,
"a toss ttW Cents g. make. aud retAed Al i'm N
tSetlS LIE $50 o. d~4as Ssch y. SEPT bv retzr,
vs. a.. ,sz - III q, I'd AGA slS.l Nav Ysxx 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-28
Asss ssslDly

Assembly,
ALBANY, Feb. Of, 1858.
The SPEAKER named q Special Committee on the Re-
gstry law, Messrs Adams and c. Bo0ghton, Americans
Van Vslkenburgh republican, and Chanler and Wager,
democrats
Mr.. McNErr (dem) asked for the discharge Of the
Railroad Committee from the further consideration Of
ons asking for toll railroads, aud that the same be
sent to the Canal Committee. Agreed to-
BILLS REPORTED FROM COMMITTEES
Unfavoraby, for allowing surveyors to take ackuow
Judgements Of deeds
Favorsbly to incorporate the American School OF Mines
For the removal Of oDs'rucons In the harie river.
For the construction Oi BRUCE the harlem river.
TO incorporate the American Industrial Association
Against egazng the the New York Supervisors
o resolution 10 for watching station houses
during the police difficulties,
MI WAGER reported against the bill TO increase jurors
and witnessed fees in Justice courts but the House refused
TO in the report and the bill sent TO tho Com
mi,tee Of the whole.
NortcEs or Hula
By Mr. ARMsTROSGTo exempt tremen from taxation TO
the ameupt Of 5000
By Mr.. LAW Gam ITO repeal the act of 1851 abolish
BY MI; TArrHS (dem ITO make the Harlem High
by Mr.. SMITH (aem. )-ro amend the Emisrant Protec
The bill relative to local asscssmens in Brooklyn was
passed.
Bills INTRODUCED.
BY Mr. SxIEY (dem. )--Decarirg the ONCE Of Street
Commissioner vacant and giving the Mayor authority 70
I'll the same.
by Mr. sxnH-MaSirg Illegal TO open or extsnd any
street through graveyard unless BY the con
sent OF the thereof, and declaring al pending
proceedings for opening such streets discontinued and OF
no effect
By Mr. WEIR (dem y Declaring the taking up Of ships
for the purpose OF repairs copperng &C. by means OF
floating docks, to be lawful commercial use OF slips
piers and bukheads in New York, and continuing ts
s.ing floating docks at the places where they To-
Gated, with the consent Of owners OF piers and slips
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-28

DRACrICNi. CHtRITY
II q sUggrsri0s usgs
Ne gentlemen o. .rtaem. vel housed and cntrd
To- lie has 4 he wh7, rcg1e.s cOsLe~ freevA
Oh a ragged SIDE would brill N.h and x-aesa;
JOY,
.! - lie poo give nc sohcs vtsh employ.
brothers s9uss snt he urshs .ssn and ius
who shverr he hsre vs'1c trs cost bos,
hss "a yet-ssAe an Of Ssrcb-s Nsshir goa
Dec AMIN BIS irsugral IN sccess s,rosg Ard eiesv.
Oh keep mis- truth before Jour minds Gni 70 the
REMEMBER heothsrs si-your fsisEclo,hes
And des ING With Snih BrC'hers may save, AM
"a. ro-s ;h,p s,y Jew would zve fOr the SUITS youvs
thfo aside
SsIyH BROTHERS che r-sse sholesals snc re,ss
clI. Ssfsr,.s. No q - and 40 FutoaA sfest n T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-28

SPsfNG TaFORTATt1NS.
- pirss 40 mslii n iipfsinga
berlin d. reni
Iearits as prISns
KpHlSAAl 5eOfHEEs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-28

Wsrs's Farms Crarkers are Undoah>sstiy
the most ncurshng an heau ever prcucct and 2arrcu.
i.,lv f.rr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-28

uastsrs VIII Esnn those~ Assortment OF
Paris 90 hs's lby hr package Osyl n r. H. WALrkGS,
Broadway. cotnsr of C>as. street, NJ s's'r--
W,sktr's spc,-g style Hat-Jp.t Infrv-
duced 80 new gen's scfi ts snd caps ic FulDs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-28
THz CATHOLICS ~ INDIA.

The following extracts from letter TO Mrs
Kate fuby, OF this city, IRON a seEtemAn re-
dent In Cork, which he received from his sister,
a member Of the religious community at aassCorie:-
" The poor nuns at Agra have been, one alter the
other, III with fever since September This attributable
TO the confined Of the fort God oysy knows 10 whet
prvstons this rebellion has subjected them think
- would he very happy Is recalled 10 Agra Cor she
would lse 10 share In the Sssers crosses however
don't fancy many changes be Effected A. long A. toe
country IL N disturbed state Our General Slperoress
in France mo-t anxious TO have al IN Europe Dot.
there fair prospect OF peace dout thrk shsi a.
tempt 10 leave our poor dear Mission. Al all eycns, VIC
here al MufsOcrie should be the last 70 leave H. really
believe that holy religion Will aoursh more than ever
IN India having been vs,ered with the God ~ many
holy missionaries. Poor Father Rooney hos much do 7
rot deplore hs loss Or can he regarded such) lie
was hearing the last moment and ca cours
ing the poor victims They say tina. he himself wns a e.
alive and tortured to death By the hends Of CANnpcre
Indeed, very often feel afraid that God lo- not Owe
IA much A. ouf dear SISTERS OF Agra Bombay Srdbs
nah and Seslkote, having had Little or nstug b q ef
an CO May True r. have been Considerably paiBed
their aceoun, and, for two or uree moars have of
psnics expecting either from the resident
Mussuluahn of those ~ Sahsrunpore Or pcgfh phoore
but such spprehebsons fall Ear short Of realities nd cnse
qucnt privatons ~ you may well suppose are dong
All IN power 70 assist the destitute ami oFh8Bs
may TOD soften the heart Of the English yovcrrmea 90
wards the poor Catholics OF India our poor dear HshoD
nr Persioo. is from morning TIL night olng 0roer 10
get some justice zone 10 has priests believe gov ern
rueut Is afraid Of him, for he n OF rare talent and
popularity. Governments may condescond ~ make trfi
ing compensation, but on condition that The Catholic
churches, chape and institutions should ~ ccusdeet
governments property &c, &c. You may be ire t0f
Cu' o the snLsCI pOBs raised "A ElTOpAlOs thc ,I4&
sufferers the poor Catholic bishops rllssouatss NUS
snl institutions will have but sorry share Tue Protestant
aud dissenting churches and Institutions. with their minis
urs, wives and CD dren will nc well atten9ei 20 hrsi "
all TIC converts among the upper classes ~ Ia;a arc
he BEST Catholics There Is and has Gu but very tf
peiy in THIS unfortunate country a. think y 81 40
scourees
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Niagara Fails Photographed Ia Nsiwai
colcrs besutf anf srcs os the people IN OIL
new lee NJ hC1.yFS % broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-28

~ BAgTHNsYS
sAcafruL
OTcs AM saerD0n. 40 ErbA@s AT,
Gcfnef % Prone rfeetl
IN. public .nyet . esr A1a erani,. ms ess.s, a.
ths. grsccN rsnts vhrs ssse zee, fsnf -ass~sary -
he pr,ductsr the grsslsss variety Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-28

sprssg, IsJs.-Leary ~ Co, Leaders and In
frorrc srs f1r ready p
supply toe spring style to- iSS hs- ). Az As'or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-28

Crsstaaoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees--
Rest 10 .he World. sale ss1 ore applied Al No Assr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-28

cc.an.ase on Claims " ,se HOu.; t;l e "a. q
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-09

Mas, SToE's New SERIAL. The reading
public will be glad to lerrn that the story,
entitled TheMinist-r's Wooing. .com men need
10 December is the bleining OF serial
novel from The pen OF Mrs Harriet Beech
er Stowe; and that portion OF il will appear
from month 10 month until completed -
II story l. markel by all ,hp character,
islics Of style and spirit which have made
the authors iormsr works 80 famous
The scene is laid in NV England immeai.
ally after the Revolution, the period when
all that was most simple. quaint aud pc
culisr 10 al character and manner, was
in full force l, was thu era before. rail
roads. sleamhpas, lightning ,presAes.
fashionable churches. anil fashionable rlrr
gyman,--in short. the good old time Of
which the present generatiop have so often
heard. W. look forward to see a masier.
ly portrait o. Puritan lie skeichsd in this
romance. However, it is not necessary to
do more Than to anuouce Ms Jaei; an au>
thor whose works are known in more
than thirty languages, and whose two nov.
els have reached sale Of more than eight
hundrd thousand volumes in this counGry
alone will moi surely want for readers, We
shall look for the coming Numbers Of The
Minister'S Wooing. with great interest.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-09

SoARLETINA AND MEASLES. - Mr.. Witt,
member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons
has published phamphlet in which he
states that biCarbpnate Of ammonia is a
specific Tor the cure Ci scarlet fever and
measles. He cites Dr.. Pert of Liverpool,
and other practitioners who have never
lost a case ut of huudreds since adopting
this remedy Two drachms Of the bicar.
donate OF ammonia are dissolved in. Eve
ouaces Of water, acdtwo tahlespoonsful of
the solution given every two, three, or four
hours according TO the urgency Of the
symptoms, No acid drink must be taken
but only water. or toast and water. The
system is to be moved by dose ol .calo.
mel IL necessary, The room must be
well ventilated. but the patient protected
from the slightest cold or drah. Gargles
should be employed for clearing the throat.
The ammonia seems to co0nteract the poi.
son which causes scarletina, and also acts
on the system by diminishing the lrequen.
cy and at the same time increasing the
strength Of the pulse. And so many chill
dren die from these diseases, in this coun.
try, that this remedy ought to receive q
fair trial from the profession. Scientific
Aptsyieam ar,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-09


SoNE or THE REsULTs The Journal o {
Commerce alluJes as follows to some Of
1.-The beau llul results Of the aimed expedi
ton 10 Uiah. t1
The Deseret News. - One ofthe hest in
dicaiions OF lhe increasing prosperity Of
the people Of Salt l. k" CITY. since the ad
vent OF the u. 8 troops into III. Territory
is the marked change that has taken rlare
in the sivle and matter NJ the Dssera News
--the official paper Of Brigham Young -.
Formerly il WIS male up almost exclusively
Of Tabern1rls sermons and rxhorta,ions.
and occasional sc,ars Of dopgertl. with a
lew alrial nulicss. and seldom an advertise
meDt. Now, we observe. Il displays full
page Of varied advertisements. among which
noti0es OF schools, hot ks, and restaurants,
are cons,iruous. II has also a qusntlty
OF local aud selected news, both domestic
and foreign. large proporlion Of editorial
matter, and is altogether a fair readible
newspaper, instead Of the dark an'ern
sheet OF n year ago. whose obj-cl tlen
seemed to b. 10 keep the people in ignor
auce CT the world outside. rather than to
enlighieS them with regard thereto.
The contrast is striking. and The result
is no doubt due 10 thu presence Of he
army, which has stimulated industry, revi.
we'd business, and opened channels Of com
municalion TO locality which Il was de.
signed to keep isolated in order to further
the interests oi the Mormon church.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-09
DIR. cbLvEMwELL
q " M A NH @ q w

Medical Essay on new, certain and radicle cur
fSpermatoTrhoA, &C.. without the use OF internn
medicines, cauterlzatoD, or any mechanical
appliances.
Jusr hUhLnHEH, the 9th edition IN sealed enyelsio
6eipt tw6st6mps.
This little work; eBapatibs fron esiebarsed NON
ocr otthe medical profession, gives the most impor-
tanning doubts Of their e6hdtion or who are
conscious ofhaving haSared their health and happi-
and peyfeet remedy for 6pernat0rrhdA or Seminal
WeaSness Debility. Nervousaess. Depression Of spi-
rits Lcssof knerRy, Lassitude, Timdity, Invonnta-
Blotches and Pimples on the Face, Piles. Indigestion
"a phap,anon p Of the Heart and Bodily PTosiration Of
means OF which every on
may onIe himself privately, and at trihlng expense
y r Address Df Oh. }. @. KLINE s1st Avenue ,eofl
10Th. street. New York; Post Box, No. 45e6.
SeptembeI O. Ina6--am1a.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-09
To Fathers ana NTothers.

You know how important II is for your children
that you should keep good health. How frequently
do you see feeble parents dressed In mourning on
account OF the death OF their beloved children What
pity tits, when, by proper care and remedies ali
these trials and troubles can be avoided. whe n
heah can be restored TO the parent and life and han
Pinessto the child Restore the health Of the mother
and otherinurious narcotics for crying child
rem. we entreat you, as we desire to improve the
condition of our race, 10 procure DR., Moraea Alma
nae and read how diseases are cured in aeeordanca
with NATURES laws with innocent Roots q Plants
PREoNANoy.-During this critical period Morse's In
dian Root PILLS will be required because they censo
me body from those morbid humors, and Thoroughly
dve away all pains, and give ease and comfort to me
notner from one to three ofthese pills, taken two
.ne motnera safe and easy delivery and will be sure
10 give stout and healthy constitution 10 the child
oee advertisement. December 2, 2,I658--Im3I
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-09

RT TgE vIcToRv 10 the Bsrts Co. Con
gressional destricl is more elorioss than
We at 6rs, dared hope for. We had sup.
posed that Gen. Keim. the successful Gan.
.lidste. was Of the zane politics as
Scbvsriz, who was elected over Jones for
hie long term-,an Anti Lpcempton Demo
crat merely.-but according - The Trib.
Noe, which is pretty good authority ou
such subjects. he is veteran Whig. the
head Of the Whig. family OF Krims--,hp
pther being Democratic. He wasa csudi.
date sgaipS, Jones in "a. and ran him
closer than. men OF his politics are apt to
run 10 lh,t district, Gp. kim is The
first Member ever elected from henighted
Old BsrkA 10 opposition to what YER wai
for the time labeled "Democra,icl" Th,
Tariff question appears to have revolution
II d the GibeTslIeT Of Siam Democracy.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-09
MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEST DIADEM
EVER
Worn BY Kings or Emperors.
what. why u Beautiful Head of Ha r

what! Why u Beautiful Head of Hair
BECAUSE It is the ornament God HimssH provided
for all our race Reader, although the rose may
be- eyer 60 sparkling the teeth be those of pearls, II
the head bere ofs covering. Of the hair be sharl-
cd and. shrlyeled, harSh and dry or worse sui. IT,
sprnkled with gray, natur will lose thsn half
her charms. Professor Woods Hair Restorative, II
used two or three tmesa week, will restore and per-
manently secure TO all such ornament. Read the
following and judge. The writer ofh6 nrst Is the ee
D.: wo"p;~ NV yJhE,Aprillo;, 1875.
Dear Sir-Permit me- TO express to yon the Obll-
cations am under for the entire restoration of my
hair 10 Its color about the time or my arrival
b. Es "oon se .h ss gray
Il soon overed Its original hue. consider your
Restorative as a very wonderful invention, quite ef
hcatious as we'll as agreeable.
am, dear sir, yours truly, q. .THALBERG.
(" .ych ar Gwyliedydctn -
Welsh Newspaper ofice. - Nassau ct April -, SO
PRoFEssoR o. ]. WcoD;- Dear Sir.-Some month
or six weeks ago received bOtile Of your Hair Re-
storatiye aud gave II to my wife, who concluded to
try on herhair, little thinking at the time that 1t
would restore the gray hair to original color but to
her as well as my surprise. after a few weeks
trial, thas performed that erful effect by turn
Ing all the gray hairs TO dark brown at the same
time beautifying and thickening the hair. strongly
recommend the uboye Restorative to all persons In
want OF such change Of their hair.
u CHARLES CARDEW.
NEw YORK, July rs, 1857.
PRoFEssoR o. J. WooD:--With confidence do re-
com end your Hair Restorative as being the most
Restorative my hair aud whiskers which we're almost
white have gradually grown dark; and now feel con-
10 a. no. I % " s
dandruH aud unpleasant itching, so common among
persons who perspire freely. J. G. KILBY.
PRoFEssoR WooD--About two years ago my hair
commenced falling OF aud turning gray; fast bo
coming bald and had tried many remodes to no effect
commenced using your Restorative in January last.
few applications fastened my hair firmly. II began
TO an up. grow out aud turned black 10 its former
color, (blaek) Altas time II isfuly restored TO its
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-09

DoueLAs IN THE FIELD AT a Demo
cratic meeting in Trenton. New Jersey,
on Saturday. the IS N .ult.. the following
among otb'r resolutions, were adopted:
ResoiUed. That jane Bucl anan has for.
fsiIsd the respect Of 'he pegple. and the al
lrgiance Of MS party. and can no logger be
considered rs a Democrat.
Rtsoiued. That Sr4pbtn A. Douglas, hy
the promptiluds with whioh he resisted
aggressive usurpstiou, and The energy and
ability with witch he has advocsted and
sustained the principals of lbe true De
q ooracy, is worthy OF the penple's conf
deusr, and entitled to the highest reward
lh.ir power 10 hestow
Rssolse6, Thd We nominate him as the
candidae FOR The i'resid NY in 500. sub,
j.ct only to 'he peculiar win MS expressed
through the ballot box.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-09
no ConsumpfiXes.

FtNHE advertiser having been restored 10 heath i'm
atew weeks, BY very simple remedy. amer has, :
Ing suffered several years with severe Afeef;o.
and that dread disease, Consunp .is anxious 40
known TO his fellow the mepps Of cure
70 az who desire IT, he will send copy Of the pre
senptlon used Gree Of chargs), with directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will nnd a
sure @ cure for Consumption, asthma, BrcaeAitis, &e
hs only OBJECT OF The advertiser in sending the pre-
every sufferer will try his remedy, as IL will cost tie
~, n9lnlng and ma, Proysa blessing. Parties wishing
the prescription will please address \
z - .REV. EDWARD A.. WILSON
sept. 80. ls5s-3m22 Williamsbureh. Long ialnnd
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-09

AN ARKANSAS DUEL. One Of The most
muri,rous duels on record recently trans
pred in Arkansas. The particulars Of
the affair are given by the Ft. Smith Her.
aid: e..
"A very unfortunate affrsy occurred to
day Oct, esd 'etween Daniel Mathis
and A AIexander Barnes, 10 which both
were instantly shot. Mathis was shot in
the head. AMI fell dsai; Barnes was shot
through the body, u ball passing through
the stomach, and passing out near the
backbone. 1t is said that Barnes shot at
Mathis with six shooter. aud missed
him; that Mathis sho, Barnes as above
stated. and while attempting 10 shoot
again received shot from Bsrnes' pistol
which killed him instantly. Barnes died
soms two hours after receiving his wound.
The Coroner is now engaged in holding
an inquest over them
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-09

ry THREE BRorHERs IN PRIsoE Three
brothers named Clarke, were brought to
the Peuitentiary together from Gallia Coun.
ty. last week. One was convicted Tor
counterfciiing. and sentenced for ten years,
His brothers, who desired to destroy the
record Of the Court. supposing that they
might thereby save him from the Peniten-
tiary, set FIRE to the Court House, which
was destroyed. but the books and papers
were saved, The brothers were convic-
ted OF arson. and sentenced to fifteen years
each. The sentence is a tough one. as
love Of kindred rather than malice, urged
the crime. - Col Gazette.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-09

A HuNDRED YSARs Aso.-The Pitts.
burgh Post of the 2lst ult.. alluding to the
near approach Of the one hundrsth ami.
vsfssry OF th, old Fort Duquesne, SAYS
."0ne hundred years ago there was not a
single white-man in Kentucky. Ohio, In
uiana aud Illinois territories. Then what
is now the most hourishing part of Ameri
ca, was as little known as the country
round about the mountains of the moon. =
It was not until 1863. that the Hunter of
Kentuck.' the gallant and adventurous
Boone. left North Carolina to become the
FIRST settler in Kentucky. Ths frst pio-
neeT OF Ohio did-not settle until twenty
years after. this time. A hundred wears
ago Canada belonged to FRANCE. aud the
whole population of the Uuited States did
not exceed million and half of people,
A hundred years ago, the great frederic
of Prussia, was performing those exploits
which hsVs ms de him immortal in militia.
ry annals, and with his little monarchy
was sustaining single,hauded contest
with Russia; Austria. and France-the
three great powers Of Europe combined.--
A hundred years ago, Napoleon was not
born. and Washington was young and
m dest Virg MIA colonel, and the great e.
vents in the history of two countries. in
which these great and dissimilar men took
leading parts were then scarcely foresbad-
owed, A hundred years ago, the United
States were the most loyal part Of the
British Empire, aud on the political hori-
Eon no speck indicated the struggle which
within score Of years thereafter. establish.
led the greatest republic in the world.
A hundred years ago. there were but
four newspapers in America-steam engines
had not been imagined. and railroads and
telegraphs had n, I entered into the reno
test conceptions Of man. When We come 10
look back at It. through the vista Of histo-
ry, we find that to the century which has
passed has been allotted more importsn nj
events 10 their bearing upon the happiness
Of the world than almost any other which
has elapsed since the creation"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-09
mARnIRn.

On the 7th inst. al the residence Of the
brides iSther, by the Rev. E. Brigham.
Mr JoHN OUTcALT Of New York City.
and Miss CARRIE II. SUTPHEN. daughter Of
J. B. SutPhen Esq, of this county.
On the s5lh inst. by Rev. ]. B. Sackeh,
Mr.. CREED RICHIE and Miss SARAH NJ.
ScLHELoH.
On Thursday the End inst. by Rev. L.
y: Wasenh4ls, Mr.. FREDERIc LEY and
Miss 0ArHARIEE SHINE both of this city.
outhe Cd INST. BY the Itev. TkOma,
Drake. at the residence OF the Brides
Father. Mr. ABRAHAM GGks. aad Miss NJ A.
RY MILLER. both Of Fair6sld Co.
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HIS! FITS! FITS! FITS.
DIR! HANcE's YEGETARLE. EXTRACT

. = -. L5FIIE-T 7 N FIL-ES, .---
FOR tAe Cure e Fits, SPasm, Cramps and oil Nervous
and ConsrftatioRai DiSsdsss.
LDBRSoNS who are. lsbortng under this distressipg
pr,H isdy;Till Y aDd Dr: HAEcE's VEGETABLE EPi-
cd for curing Epilepsy or Falling Fiis = -
Ihese Pills possess specific action on the nervous
system; and, although they are prepared especially
lor the purpose of curing Ftts they will be found oI
especial benefit for all persons a6iicted with weak
nerves, or whose nervopssystem has beon prostraed
complaints, diseases OF long standing
ed oy nervousness, they are exceedingly beie6cial
rrce 50 per box, or two boxes for IS. Persons ont
OF tne city, enclosing remittance will have the PIs
SEM Them through the masl, free OF postage. m FoH
sale by SETH S, HANCE, No lOs Baltimore Street !;
baltimore, Maryland, to whom crdera from ali 49,,
June II. lp59-IV7