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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-30

nag One of the newsboys in Philadelphia
this week, in striving to sell his copies Of the
New York Ledger, cried out that.it contained
the first number of the Mount Holly papers.
The Evening Journal says: We smiled audi
bly,. as we thought Of the mistake that would
dedicate all the glowing eloquence Of Everett
to that fruitful spot Of New jersey, instead OF
the sacred shades Of Mount Vernon
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-30

B0- The State Gazette learns that two ne
groes had a most savage encounter in Allen
town, Monmouth county, on Tuesday of last
week. The result was hat one Of the darkies
had all the heshy part Of his nose bitten off.
and as his antagonist either swallowed the
choice morsel, or threw i away, the victim
will &C %noseless through life.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-30
]. W.. MORRIS.

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS &C..
For the State Of Pennsylvania, and Agent for the
MOUNT HOLLY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Long Branch, Monmouth County, M
Dec. %, 1858. s4f
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-30
Notice of Assignment.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT John B.
In Hammond of the township of Shrewsbury,
county of Monmouth, hath this day made an assign
ment to the Subscriber, of his Estate. for the equal
benefit of his creditors, and that said creditors must
exhibit their respective claims, under oath or affirm
alton, within the term of three months.
JOSEPH W. BORDEN.
Dated this Odd day Of December. 1853. g-am.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-30

nsg- Moreton A. StillS editor and proprie-
tor Of the Mount Holly Herald, announces his
intended retirement fron that paper, having
disposed of his interest herein.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-30

bT BARN BuRNRRs.ASeyera people have
recently been asresad in Morrisviile, Mercer
county, charged with beng concerned in a con-
spiracy to bnrns down barns. The threatened
destruction of seventeen barns is said to have
been arranged.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-30

A@ SoNDHErMER, the. Clothier, on Main St.
will sell 0vercoats below Cost after New
Years. A good way to begin the New Year
will be to call at Sendheimer's and purchase
afi Ogereoat.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-30

Bg Ninety-two tons of poultry was shipped
for New York during the past week, to supply
the demand for Christmas. via the Camden and
Amboy Railroad, from Camden and Philadel-
phia.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-30

BaE- A little free bora colored boy named
Sylvester Demarest, Who was kidnapped some
time since from the Ponds, Bergen county and
rescued while in Canada, was returned to his
mother at Paterson on Monday evening. The
kidnapper escaped.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-30

gaE A new paper, Independent of politics.
is to be started in Clintot; Hunterdon co. 1t
will be called the Weekly Times. This will
make the sixth Weekly paper published in
Hunterdon.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-30

p There is an excelleAt work going on in
the M. E. Church at Beverly. One hundred
and fifty have professed conversion, and there
are many anxiously seeking religion.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-30
NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS HAVING UNSETTLED &C
cunts on the Books of the MONMOUTH
WEEKLY HERALD" contracted previous I.
he 18th of last October. are requested to ca
nd settle the same before the first day of Fet
uary rext, or they will be placed in other hand
If collection. JOHN G. s. CONNOLLY.
! December %, 1858.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-30

B- An exhibition Of extraorainary brutal
1ity was made in Paterson last week, by Do
nald Hutton, husband of the woman who was
found starved to death in that city, who, Dur
ing the laying out of the body Of the deceased
was in such a state of beastly intoxication, that
the neighbors had to watch him to keep him
from falling in a rage upon the body. After
the woman was put into the coffin the wretch
manifested a desire to tear it in pieces.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-30

sa-Altered rs on tb Manufacturer Bank
at Elizabethport, are il circulation, Wig, Fe.
male, eagle and shield,
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-30

Monmouth County Boa of Chosen
EreehOlderS.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A e.
lN lar adjourned meeting of the Board of Chosen
Freeholders of Monnouth County will be held at
the house of Thomas P. Barkalow, in the village of
Freehold, on Wednesday, the 18th day of January
next, at the hour of ii A. M.
HOLMES W. MURPHY, Clerk.
December %, 1858. 9-2w.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-30

nag A WOMAN SrARiFD TO DEArH.-Jane
Hutton, an aged lady, Ifeof Donald Hutton,
was found at her apartments in Pine street,
Paterson. on Sunday morning last, in a desti-
tute and dying condition She is represented
as having had nothing il the house for several
days, and was found in ler bed, literally ex-
hausted by lack of food and the necessary COM
forts Of life. The woman died soon after dis
covered by the neighbof, assistance having
come too late for her rfscne from the grim
monster. A coroner's iHuest was held, and a
verdict in accordance viii the above facts was
rendered.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-30

Z" Courtship is the poetry of life,
But marriage is the sober prose-

On Wednesday, the 18th lust. at the Freehold In
stituie, by Rev. Frank Chandler. Mr.. TuNlS A.
to Miss MAGGIE E. WALTERS. all Of
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-30

ng Twenty dollar bills of the Waubeck
wild cat) Bank of Nebraska, have been al
tered by the erasure ofbeveral words, so that
it purports to have been issued by the Hudson
county bank Of Jersey City. The deception is
a very difficult one to dItect, unless the bill is
held up to the light.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-30

pr The editor of the Paterson Register
has been indicted for libel, for printing or pub
fishing a card upon which was the picture of
a Jackass alongside the pane Of an Excise
] Judge. -
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-30

sg~ Judge Ogden, ii recently granting Ii
cense to q tavern ig.Bergen co. raised the fee
on account Of its being o good stand.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-30

saF The Bergen County jail is empty, for
the frst time in seven or eight years. The
last time it remained SO only about "a hours,
when there were seven persons imprisoned in
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-30

Bas- Mrs. Gibbs, aged between 40 and so
years, was found dead IN bed on Wednesday
morning, in Paterson She bad her arms
around her youngest daughter. who slept with
her, when discovered dead. She is reported
as q woman who was addicted to liquor to some
degree, but it is supposed died by enlargement
or some other disease connected with the heart.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-30

Dg- A young man named Campbell, %
years of age, accidentally shot himself at South
Amboy on Friday. he survived about four
hours.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-30

Deg A farm of 553 acHs in Union, IS acres
of woodland, in Hunterdoi county, Bethlehem,
and 2I5 do. 10 Lebanon, The estate Of the late
DR.. Taylor, were sold lasHweek for $2l ,7O4,-
SO. This is the largest sale that has taken
place in this county for several years.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-30

: indicates clear-+ cloudy-t raiD-H snow.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-30
Observations on the Weather.

BY DIR. JOHN r. WOODRUFF.
Wind. Z A. Nj. P NJ. VIII
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-22

rI'HESE superior Watches ere ~ 70 y, The aid
It nes AMI tigin,i machinsN, sSrtrssi, lie
sgnsi 20 secure With Il lps pucs, hoe. suh-ian-
t,al anI rliJrmy reliable time kvercr. III uo'e-
n,snts ATE new IN construction. have been prO.
naaac,i b, ibe highest aaihoriiiss 10 h, hulties.
On .uuci.Is ,ui gutlt,. and have lea proved by
the met sNAring tests 10 h. unia,l'ng ~ aei'on.
Thee switches are nrsdg sn,irv ifom The crude u'-
tsfals 10 a stnglr establishment, ~ cunucctr,i
AMI utit5frn ts.~s-th~ a toe, b-ing oigsntt-
81 utsin ihr same system that has ben sdopis, N
the pfodur,isa uf the unsguslled American hre-
ARIA .-Whirh enable. %. 81 produce movemeat
1T one. hall the price ol iorsiEu movement oi the
samr QUALITY. Eash watch - cafsflly tested,
AL d. lrrYup,p,ed with the makrt's certificate
ali warrant, ior rTN wears.
Az t.tyigu watches are maze by hlnd, the
Amsrirsu ~aichss using the ouly ones made By
upChI1rp upon uiiilrm system throughout.
N-ars al haai-mate watches are defective, and
atc cHluHaa.I, getting cot 90 oder. IN ma,
parts Hi Che CHuHuy q DO impossible o. BOD good
watch rsptirvrs, and watch repairing ,s a.ways
ulc,tan lIJ sNpsusiVe The iniroductIoa Of
Amefirir Uatrhs. d,.pusrs of thi. difficulty, aud
CDrNrsY uTHCHANrs, ss well AZ watch desisrs,
can Keep w.tche, a. part 81 their u,isceisn~uu.
stock uui thus surpl, their CUSTOMERS With q new
staple. sh,sh u'sN be- ussd a. aay other article,
wuhout m,.tsr, % humlug. soh By the trade
gvueraiN.
Salesioom IN Bo.,on. l6S Washington Street.
Grucrsl Ageu,s, Ms..r. Robbins Appleton,
Nsw lofk.
APPLETON, TRACY s CO,
80 Wahham, Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-22
+, IAFORME, Sole Agent,
PURE POTASH, IN TIN CANS.
u. T. Rabbit, O. n 10 Washington -
Ny and - India 81, Boston.

yl,UE ptop,,.tor OF this Potash has Tor many
y,ar. seen the necessity Of having SON" 80
liable standard Coz the stfength Of potash Ne
adultsraiion has bcrome 30 general that u h'''
outstanding ". valuable propertes gpne near
" DOT ~ use. The proprietor has taken the 80
.pon.,bilty of Subscribing h,' name to every pack.
age. and warrant. the strength to b" uniiofm, and
~hsn used Away. producing the same results.
Potash many time, - sdultefatsd With SALT
Which 4. destuction in making . ~ u makes
m. I,d,.. say they did not have good luek, ~.
One other reason that Potash ha. sone cot OF use
q. u !. % unpleasant % handle. beng pat up ~
wooden casks. bccoming liquid IN many cases hnd
very troublesome O. the retalefs.
Nov the proprietor hrst obtains pure fota'hss'
.l.a,. bsing the same strength and producing the
.,ms results: and ~ill warrant Il ~ al eases, u
the direction, are iollosed, o. produce doube The
eject IN making soaps, aud All other purpose ior
.h,eh il !. u.sd. Full direction. ior making The
l.., oC SOFT, Hard, OF Fancy soaps. u - made
With very Gul- troubIe. The Icy - prepared "a
five ~ ten minutes.
10. Potash warranted TO cut lbs. grease 'ato
10 H.. will make barrel u beautiful soap.
Directions ior making Solt soap; difeciionslnf
making Hard soap; directions iuf laundftss and
bo,sl.' direction. for cleaning cotton waste that
ha. l-ea need IN cleaning machinery Of all kind'
direction. ior u,irg this Potash IN the place II
Sal sod; directions for sticking lntia rubb'r
solrs on shoes.
AIItbs aboyr directions accompany each can. y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-22
MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS,
-AsD-
Phoenix Bitters.

rJ,IIE reputation Of these very cslcl1ied 'ege''
abb femed,e. !. unequalle'i b' any others
IN ,hi. countr, or IN Europe. They are Tally es'
tall,.hei as the most ua,'sfsal family medicine
nov 10 nee, and ihry will maintain their prr-em''
neat rrnown Nv the inlrinsic snd comprehensive
,,,tue. which aruuifrd IL. The usual modes Of
paacf, woald b. uaworhy Of them aal '.unneo"'.
sary,
fhoasand. and ten, of ihousaad. of pefson. nov
living IN p.tl~ctl, restored health, csn testify, az
thousand. have testified, to their prompt aud dec'-
d.d efficacy MT onl, 10 al ordinary arrangements
ot health, from impaired digestive functions. cos-
,,,.pe.., billion. sad liver complaints. rheumatic
and infammatnry colds. coughs, netNuas weakness,
los. II appetite, failure of he.h. headache anil TN
purs state uf the blood and other du'ds, hot alec ~
,h~un,ti.sn, fever ard agu~, other ,n,srm'Iian,
Gryrf,, asthma. bronchitis, cholie. peut,sy, pspi.
,ston of the heart rush OF hlppd to the head. set
lid psin. IN the nin,s. limb. and otgan', alice
lion. Of the blad lee aud kidne,s aundioe. df"p.y,
p,s. (ho~e,sf iuv,israis.) hab,tual cosi'Nete.',
.s,ous and billion. loo.ness, obstinate headarhe
and ridinc... and an immense numlcr Of other
malsdics.
They isquirc NJ dieting nv opnhnemeni' are
ps,Isctl, mill and pleasant 10 their OPERATION, hut
Nil ,os.fiully r,.iorr hcslh-ihat greatest II all
earthly b~..ing.-Io the wo-, exhausted 'nd d.
lap,daisl constitutions.
Prepared snd .old by Df. WILLIAM u. MOP
FAT. 355 Bfusdssy, y. y. w
WI. A. RUST. ". D., soa'h Paris, Agent
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-22
WI NJ NTO,

w saa, is ihi. Thy simple pan;
Sr0- Coed ard lors ,hy pru,her nan;
Fargst ~ be- tsmgtsi,oD'. hour,
That EN- ieni. 80 rro~ jOubis power;
Couai Dc "a Stage upoa thy way.
All aIos con.eieuos. cone ~hai nav,
Alike with heaven aad Earth sincere,
With hand snI brow. aad Lssom clear.
e Tssr GoJ. noL Know no Other f,ar"
\ fcv years ago, when the lyer Del.
aware was frozen over, a number Of
booths were csccled on the ice, near one
of which "a lrishman observed a person
fall in; he ran Immediately 10 the pro-
prieor Of the booth and told him he had
lust seen man enter his cellar, and nd.
tlscd him to take cars Of his liquor.
A Hibernian had come far 10 see Nj.
aglra, and while he gazed upon It a
f-icrl asked him if il was not the mos,
wonderful thing he had ever seen. To
which be replied "Niver hi, man ;
r.r.r1 ls ~Hr-e, Us no wonder a
all Al an, thar the water should fall down
there, for I'd ike to know wha, could
hinder it."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-22
IsaIYMIiDY'5
Me diCal Discovery,

M lCal UlSCUVtIy|
THE GREATEST or THE ACE.
MIR. KENNEDY. Of Roxbory, has discover
sJ In one Of our oonmoa pasiuT. ms.d,
,,msdy that cures EVERY KIND OF HUMOR'
from the worst Serofus dosn 10 a eommoa Pm
nle. lie ha . tried u In over eleven hundred ca
\. d.. no..,..ioa over two hnndrrd certificate. o
~. ,,In.. aII within weaiy miles Of Boston.
Twobo,tIe. are warranted to cure a nursing
sore mouth.
Two OF three bottle. Will clear the system Of
biles.
Twobo,tIs. are warranted 10 cure the worst
Kind II cankeT in the mouth and stomach
Thre, 10 ave bottles are warranted TO cure the
worst cases Of sysipehs. =,
One To iwo battles aIe warranted TO cure all
humor, 81 the syes.
Two bottle. are warranted to cure rpnning 10
,h. ear, AMI blotehes in the hair.
Pour 90 six bottle. are ~arfanied TO cure corr
rupt and runniag ulcers.
one bttls will care soaly erupiions Of the Ska.
Two a, three bottles are warranted to cure the
mos, desperate eases ~ rhcum atism.
Three to six bottles are warranted TO euie
Fi,s,o light bottles cure the very worst "a.
see OF sciolala.
A b.ps6, /. Away. expected from the 6r.'
hottie, and perfect cure warranted whsn The
abaye gaaatity - taken.
Nothing look. 80 improbable TO those VIA
have IN yaia tried all the wonderful medicine.
Of the day, "a tina, a commoa weed growing ~
the pastures, and along old stone walls, shOsLl
cure every humoT; vet u - now fixed fact. u
: a - -.
II. nor ands about II, curing some cases bot mol
,otr.. lie has peddled over thousand botls,
Of IL in the vicinity Of Boston, add knows th'
effect Of IL IN every case. u has already dn'n'
some Of the greatest cures ever done 10 Ma.ss
chu.stis, lie gave tito children year old, q
Old people ~ sixty; and ha. Seen poor. pun.
booking children, whose hesh va. soft snd dab
b,, rsslorcd to perfect state Of health by lh'
use IL one bottle
To thos. Who are troublsd With sick head
ache one bottle will always core a.. IL EIysl
great relief in catarfh and diItines.. Some
Who have taken ~ have b"cn oo.,ive for yesrs
and have been regulated b, u. Where the bod,
I. .ound IL work. quite easy, bat where there
.ny dsTangement O( the functions % Raiurr, h
~illcau,s very singular feelings, bot YOU mu.
not be alsrmrd-they always disappear in ffoB
Tour days TO week There u never q bad ~
.ult frem ton the contrary ~hen that ieelul
/. goae, YOU will Zee yourseli Ike new person
1 heard some IT the most 'Ntavagan enc0mi
,m. IL IL that man ever lisiensd 10.
No change Of diet csci r"cessaTy. Eat th
Z l-st you can get and cnosgh Of u.
RoNHuRr, Sept. ~. 1853.
/ Tbs - 70 ,vftfy. iAai H. N. NAY. DrusEs'
. Psrfltad, 80 ~ daily asilsrs'd Gs-uai iS'Sffo
~ M,di,ii Di'csrvv fo' "A, STATE sf hai-,, az
iGai 4, !, 'spp!,si r,iA "a, s'sHiH' d,t,ci l,o- NJ
LabofaiS'y. DONALD kLNNEDh.
. m. NAY. Druggist. Portland, the only au
lhori,ed agent fot Maine.
D. Sold by Andrews 4 Bates, Psris Hill; W. A
Ru.i. 80. Paris; T.. Atwood & Go ,Buckhsld
~. Moves, NoTWas lyb
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-22

To The CounS Commissioners Ni'h,n and Iot the
County 1t ONiofd.
TIVE undersign~i respectfully rrpr-'en, thatihe
Cosoiy road fotn ilsrf,fd Cenit. 10 Buck.
6-L' wa. sumner, !. unn-c.s.aril, c,fcu,tous aad
that the puhlic cunyruencc rutlircs an alteration
or ns~ Lcsiioa 10 l., made IN zoe place especially,
commencing al point near whetr the Coaoty
rad Lrad,ns from Sampsan Reed. ~ Hstlis'd TO
Samust. inictse,is the road leadiug b, Wm. ".
Csr,'.. h-ing al.pd On, rods sou,h ea'isfly from
yu.hua nafro~,' hoasc "a Hartford. thsace soaih
wr.l-tl, arru.. the ryer 20 ,airrs-ct the road IN
Sumn.r heated 90 The pstitiun 1i Dan'sl far,on'
q a.. ALNARNDO HNh php
Scpt iilh, lsSs. and IL o'het'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-22
D. II. BABBITT's BEST
s a L q r a T u S !

T. prepared eniirsl, iia-Tru, from other 'alsTa'
/ ta.. thu delciyfioas matter extracted ~
.ash a masnsr az o. prolucc brad. biscuit, aud
~ kiad. 81 cake, withpat containing particle "'
S,lfau. u hen the lirsai 80 Cake - TAXED, there
t, ,,oIarins uholr.1mr rcsnlts. Ever, particle
OF : ,i,ratu. !. irfncd a. gas and passes through
the bead ~ biscuit while baking, consequently
al thug remains lut c1uin'n salt, water ani hOur.
N.u vii r,adil, perceive ~ The taste oithi' SALE
ratus Oh uiti. cutir,l, didsrcnt from u'hs' 'aets
tue. wh-n ,ou puIrhhsr one vhpet you should
,t- the Old papef Nth 500, and b, yry careful
aud get the nsSt eNsc,l, llks the bret, tname and
p,ctuf,, tSisird loaf bread, Nth glass eher'e'.
r,ns wairt on the top, a. sou scc in the hill)
TulI direction. lor mak,ng BRAD ~i,h Sour
Mia aai C6,am Tartar, aud all kinjs oi fasit. :
aI.a Go making soda Water, also directions ioi
making SsiLlitt pusdet.. Will accompany each
prkags. u. Y. bNbbIlI :.
% aad 20 washington street, Ne~ York,
p and . lndia street, Uoston
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-22
10Y To THE AFFLICTED!!

IL cures Nervous and Dcbilitstrd sufferers, and
remove. all the symptoms, among which
will h. found,
Indi.posi,ioa ~ ~sriion. lose 81 foser, Loss Of
Memory, Difficulty ofbrraihing, General Weak
ns.., Horror IT Disease. Weak Nerves, TEEN
bling, Df-adal horror % Death, Night Sssais,
Cold Feet, waksfulns... Dimse.. Of vi.,oa, Lan-
guor, Universal las.itude oi the Muscular system.
Ofru enormou. Appetite With Dy'psptic symr-
toms. Hot ilsnds, Flashing Of the body, Dpn"''
1T the Skin, rallid Couaienance, and srupiions on
the Face, Pain IN the Back, lleaViaess of the
E,slid., Frrqu~ntl, black spots Ayiag before the
10. 9Th Temporary .ud,i.ion. and lpss Of .ght /,
N.ut % Attention; Great mobility; Krstlessness,
With honof II society. Noih,ng i. more desirable
10 such uatient. thsn solitude, AMI Nothing they
mo,s dread Cor fear Of themselves. ~ rrposc Of
Manner; no Eanestnessi no Speculation, lot q
hurric,. transition from one question 20 another.
These symptom. u allowed 10 q oa-~hich
ihi. medicine Invariably rrmu1~,-soon follow.
LOSS or POWER. FArUlTl, AND EPi
lEITIC FTrS--in one u which the psiient may
sNp,re. Who can sIy that these cNce..es sr, not
frrauentl, followed ly those difrfal di.eases-lN-
SANITY AND CONSUMPTION The rec
ord. ofihc lnsane A.y huns, and the melancholy
death. b, Coasumpiion, bear ample witness To the
ruth of these assertions. IN iunstic AsyuIns the
mo.t melancholy exhibition sppears. The com.
,enanee !, actually ,ojden and quite Se,iitu,e--
neither mirh or grief ever visits H. Should a
,oand Il the yoirc occur, u - rarely ariicua,e.
with wocful measure. wan despair
Low ,ullen .oand. HI. grief b-gulled.'
Debility u most TERRIBLE snd has broughi
thousands upon thousands 20 untimely grave.
tho. blasting the ambition Of many noble yoaihs.
II can b. cured b., the use 81 this
INPA LLIBLE IL T. ME Df.
ifycu are suffering With any u the alo,c dis.
ire.'ing ailmsni., the FLUID EXTRACT ~.
Gnu viii cure 700. Fry It aud be convinced Of
Us efficacy.
BEWARE of QUACK NOsTRUMS aud
QUACk DOCTORS, who falsely boas, Of abili
tie. aud references. CITIZENS Know and avoid
them and ave Iong Suffering, Money add espo.
sure. by sending calling lor bottle OF this pop
ul,r anil Specific Remedy.
II allay- all pain and Inflammation, u perfectly
pleasant IN s taste and odor. bot immediate IN iis
action.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-22

IngfOn, uHdfr fhf az ~ l0ots
q state ST., opposite kilby st, Boston
A FTER an extensive practice Of upsard' OF
n twrnt, years, continues 60 secure Patents ~
ibs United states: ani also ~ Great Bunin'
Frame. ind other ioreigu countries. Ia''a'''
Specifications, Assignments, snd al fspTf' ~
Dnwings fof Patents executed un hherl irf'ns'
and With despatch. Reseitchs' made inio Aac-
ticsn 90 Foreign works. ~ deicrmins the yalidih
or utility ~ Paiens or lnventions-and legal ~
oth.5 advice rendered IN al matters touch'ng the
same. Comic. IL th. claim. II any Patents Tor
nishsd hy rrmitiing One Dollar Assignment ~
corie,i at Wa.hington.
Thu. Ageucy Is not only the largest "a Ne~ Lns-
Land. hu, though II inventor. have aiNaniages l'r
securing patents. or asosftaining the pa'rn''o''N
Of inventions, unsurpassed by, u not in'',''n'''
Div superior a., any which can H. "hrfed lh'h
elsewhere. The testimonials below gwen Prove
that non, /. MORE SUCCESSFUL NJ IhL
PATENT OFFICE than the subsct'lrr, inl -
SUCCESS ~ the BEST PROOF Or ~.
VlNTAGES AND ABILITY, h" would 'dd
that he ha. abundant reason o. l-lieNe, anl can
Move that at M othst office II the kind ace the
change, toe professional services 80 moderate. The
mimen.e practice Of the subscriber during iweuiy
year. pas: has enabled him 10 accumulate N''i
collection Of specification. aud oiicial decisions
relative 90 patents. These, besides his extensive
library ot legal and mechanical sofAs and toll &C..
coun's II Pairnts granted in the uniird states and
Europe, render him able, beyond question, 10 Oder
superior ac,litie. zoe obtaining patents.
An nece,sity 81 journey o. Washlngtnn 10 pro-
cure ptlcut. and the usual great delay there a'e
,a'cd inventors.