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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-26

Yesterday afternoon the wife OF the deceased Tho
Carey, whose body was found IN the Medical Colcs
Fourteenth strce: and used for dsseceng purpose
pcaed before justice Welsh wth view Of maxim
AFFIDAVIT a. to the manner in which her deceased hlst
had been carried OF, AMI the horrible manner in W
she had found the corpse mrtla,ed The following IS
AFFIDAVIT, as sworn TO before justice WEIGH
ON otd Csr,g ., Ess lori. ss-rlira Carey OF s,id
csrr, deceased that .aii Carey died suddenly It Ii,
wss ,aea "a Ing ,,uIossF s,s s,ck friend !. 10 u
the lslh Of Novrnhcr i -sut she found the booty. aff
eserons IN bellevue Hes?i,a IN creadfally mutaie
s e n 20 ,o SSs barge r p"1 ITO
SaSser ss.y oea sai anc mas has reS s !, l.
Tina, Fane,. Whsel.a. George suhne. Ba'
eenecrn.i 10 he emo al "a disposition Of .urs bsdy
,rary 10 law ha sucb bod movet for purposes 81
Las tor ~ aid the ssi srsncs wheelan had rc osci
h.dy fum - Pear street p the eoaiu warehouse IA
wbesu afe AZ 50, msi5ncs coain warers. ,ha, n /
as = h.. ss ac 81 y o g s,ee 0a n s s D
depcsen further states ha she present at Bellevue
aad vas iierc shown aesd eois sach she recosnised
body Of be- huso.nd Ih1mas ares who dspart-d this
depo, recognizes the bdy by The lef side o. hs se
ninth srd chic peponeai srihsr says hat the aes %
scaed n; the srsius hai been taken OF, and a.
And deponeni further that sSs recognizes both
his 10 hs elbows belonging to her hu sbsni.
let he stomach uf ne; belong her husband AMI
ponent further th.i the body and disigued
portions of the flesh tgken out
Fssncis Wheelsn also made affidavit ani stated thai
called on By ar fnne' % the day Of The death n co
Who requested him 10 the sail body from No ais f
street 10 Fourteenth that he conveyed The saM boy
e Medical College IN Fourteenth street, between Thlsd
Fourth avenues aud here delivered over ~ Or Finne
shout three days Afterwards pr. fnne sgain oil
. him, when be Dr FnneD desrrs 70 hsve sad
sgsin removed aud taken TO Bellevue Hospital that he -
pcd In tbe relres, and thu, AT the College pr fnnel
him The certificate ~ burial and ~ hs cards %
VT Daley The vsrden that the body properly deliver
8. tie he n house directed.
George kuhne In al iav also made before Justice vc
states tst he present ~ No si- Pearl street sud asst
Whcea' in placing the ~ the deceased Va the coi
he assisted II carry dovn ard place IN wagon AM -
70 James Mao1cs Undertaken, No. 40 Pearl street;
the decreased fully dressed in black Clothes and tina
was Afterwards shown body ~ Bellevue Hosiis Nv corr
Connery but could 10 recognize 3 the b. 81 20
street that the sait hoiy terribly ds0guret BY be
cut WI.
Dr Fnnel did MT appear and make an AFFIDAVIT, bul
i sait he viii ~ 80 to-day The examination vii 90
meace tbs morning, nj eleven O'Clock. before just
We1h
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-26

10 TIE EDITOR OF THE HEFNLD
The report your paper that had been arrested OF
charge Of perjury is not exactly correct true = ca
charge has been made bu, shall have no dinicu . 10
,ef,ino 4 and showing tina, il il m attempt % coerc, ~
settlement of an unfoundci claim have no fear tho
the confidence Of the public which, during twenty var
has ben so literally bestowed upon me, will he ~ su
wise diminished by this mpp,ent essay Of M cucme
NV Y0ak Nov. %, 1858. Y. KIN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-26
coscERNrNa sEAyHN

TIE senaie Committee on Commerce also reported bl
cecans the owners and certain cases the brokers Of
American vessels liable in Of damages b any Of
We asw VIE shsS1 We malIeatet BY ia. master or
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-12-29
WoOdsfield Retail Market.
DIR. Roback's Discoveries,

We can not shut our eyes to the fact, tina
DIR. Roback's famous Medicines, the Scandi
navian Blood Pills AMI Purifier, are effectlng
wonderful cures of Fever and Ague, Dyspep-
sia, Liver complaint and Rheumatism, in all
parts of she West. Planters and Farmers,
upon whose words we can rely, assure us that
such is the case, and the newspapers with
which we exchange confirm the statement.
The Blood Pills and Blood Purifier as their
names import, act specifically upon the active
principle of disease in the Animal Fluids
The distributive system of bloodvessels and
nerves, which irrigate the whole body with the
element of vitality. becomes, when that ele-
ment is tainted with corruption, d:ssemina-
tion Of the seeds of disease. 1t is upon this
circulating poison, this deadly virus, propelled
through the veins and arteries to the destruc-
tion of health and life, that DIR. Roback's prep
arations act. They change the chemical char
acter of the blood, revitalize it, render it pure
and nutritious. Graphing with and destroy
ing the very root of a disorder, their cures are
complete and permanent. We invite atten-
tion to DR.. RS advertisement.
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MASTER COMlN1SsIoNERSSALR.

Isaac Wisener, On mandate from the Court
VS.: of Common Pleas of Monroe
Joseph H. Miller County, Ohio. =
and others. BY virtue of the said man.
date, will offer for sale at public auction, at
the door of the court house, in said county, on
Saturday, 29M day Of January 1859,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A NJ. and
O'Clock, P. NJ =, on said day, the following dis
cribed tract ofland lying and being in the coun-
ty aforesaid, to wit: A part of the north half
OF the south least quarter Of section 16, town.
ship5, and range 5. Beginning for the same
at the south west corner of said half quarter.
thence north 40 rods, thence east so rods,
thence north 40 rods, thence east so rods,
thence south so rods, and thence wess l6O rods,
to the place of beginning, containing 60 acres,
more or less, ON which is ell eeted steam saw
! mill with other improvements Terms of sale
| (Which will be libsraD made known on the
| day of sale. WIN. OKEY, Mas Com.
| Dec. %, IS Monroe Com Pleas
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SUERIFF'S GLE.

John G Hess swife' r., virtue of ia an .e.' order
James Smith, ct al. issued from the court
Of common pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, and
TO me directed, l will offer for sale, at the door
of the court house, in said county, on
Saturday; the 22nd day Of January, 1859,
Between the hours of 0 o'clock, a. m, and 4
o'clock p. p., of said day, the following des-
cribed lands and tenements, to wit: .-
Part of the west half of the north west
quarter of section five, in township five, Of
range I'VE; beginning for the same fifteen rods
south OF the north west corner of said quarter,
thence south twenty one rods, thence east
twenty four and three-quarter rods, thence
north twenty one rods, thence west twenty
four and threeqaarters rods to the place of
beginning, containing three acres, more or less,
exclusive Of the road, being the same land
conveyed to Samuel Smith by Rachael Arm
strong and others by deed bearing date Aug.
10th, 1887 , and recorded in Book A., page 472.
Also another tract of land adjoining said last
mentioned tract of land and containing about
five acres, and containing in all eight acres,
more or less, in said quarter, and being the
same tract of land of which the said Samuel
B. Smith died seized, and beunded on the north
and west by the town Of Beallsville and Wis
ner's lots, on the east by the lands of Citizen
Beall and Cyrus Gratigney, on the south by
lands Of John Miller and Henry Armstrong.
Ordered to- be sold in the case of John C.
Hess. and wife,, against James Smith and
others, in Partition. C.M. MORROW,
Dec. 70, 1S5S.-$5,70. Sheriff III. C.. @
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

James Farrier, On the 7th day of oc.o-
VS. ber 1858, an order af At.
abraham Dennis. tachment was issued by
John Muhleman Justice of the Peace. far
Ohio township. Monroe County Ohio, against
the goods chattels, moneys and effects, of the
defendant Abraham Dennis, for the sum of
Five Dollars and forty three cents.
Set for trial on the 3oth day of November,
st 10 eEsVk A. M.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS S.aLE.

Patrick Adams, On mandate from the Court
>. VS.: Of Common Pleas sfMonroe
Jos. N: Bridgman County, in the State of
and wife. Ohio.
BY virtue fthe said mandate will ofer for
sale atpublic auction, at the door of the court
house, in said county. on
Saturday the 29h day Of January, 1859,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4
O'Clock, p. M. on said day, the following, des-
cribed real estate situate in said county, to
wit: Lot No. 81 in the town of Malaga, on
which is erected tavern house, stable and
ether improvement. Terns of sale made
known on day of sale. WIN. OKEY,
Mas. Com.
= Dec. 80, '5S. Monroe Conf Pleas
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THE STATE. or OHIO, MONR OE
COVVTY
Probate Court Of said County.
- SETTLEMENT ACCOUNTS.

T..
= SETTLEMENT ACCOUNTS. u
A LII persons interested will take notice that
II the following accounts have been filed in
the Probate Office, and will be for hearing on
Monday the seventh day of February, A. D.
1859.
E1BC'R.s AND ADMRS ACCOUNTS.
/. Martin Baker, Exr of Martin Baker-final.
2. John Muhleman, Admir- of Samuel Seges-
ermann,-fnal.
8. Frederick Muhleman, Admir- of Andrew
Muhleman,-partial.
4. c. T. Morris, Ex'r of Robert Grier,--partial.
s. John Keyser, Admir- of Joshua Linn,-fnal,
8. John Lanum, Ex'r of James Edwards
final.
z. John Lanum, Ex'r of Elias McCan.-fnal.
s. Jacob Affolter, Admir- of Adam Wagner
partial.
9. William Watkins, Admir- ofJohn McElroy,
final.
10. George Steward, Admir- of James Steward,
final fffs - .i|@
IL. Elijah Ullom, Admir- of William Ullom,-
partial. .r. tn
GUARDIANS ACCOUNTS. s
l. George Hurst, guard ian to James tt ouas
2. John Lanum, guardian to William Atop,
final.
8. Mary Muhleman, guardian to her children,
final.
4. John Mofat, guardian to Harmon Hukle's
heirs,--partial.
8. John Muhleman, guardian to Grossen-
bacher's heirs, final.
6. William Bottenfeld, guardian to Samuel
Bottenfeld's heirs partial. r.r1
Z. John Slime, guardian to Eizabath A.. Mil
ner,-partial. .tfl.
s. John Slime, guardian to Susan M. and
Jesse NJ. Stine,-partial.
9. Jacob zinck, guardian to John Guggers
heirs,--partiai.
10. Jacob Zinck, guardian to his Children
partial. '-'" 3" ga
heirs,-partial.
IL. Levi Long, guardian to Dyes heirs,-par-
tial. .r- r.- e.
13. Thomas Nelson, guardian to Mary g. Law
rence-partiaL ..-. -.
IA VIM. Lemmon, guardian to VIM. Knights
heirs,-partial.
Is. James Hindman, guardian to Latshaw's
heirs,-partial AZ :
16. Alex. Kennedy, gn ardian to John Kennedy
partial. ~E,
II. Peter. Smith, guardian to VIM. Scott,s
- heirs,-partial. .s -
1S. Thomas McNeely, guardian of Richard Nc
Neely,- partial. ,sr s....,...T
J ls. John Mallory, guardian of Mary M. NAL
lory,-fnala 60
20. Fredericks Yenni, guardian of Margaret
Keller,--partial.
q. Gideon Osborne, guardian to James Os-
borne,-partial.
~ John Cox, guardian to John and Josephus
- Cox,-partial.
: 20 Stephen Pancoast, guardian to VIM. IT
Mays heirs,-partial.
"a Paren Pierce. guardian to his children
: partial. .s-...... . ....
rs Samuel w. Eoll, guardian of George Frick,
- final: JOHNS. WAY.
81 Dec. 20, Us 4w Probate Judge, NJ: c. o.
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AUDITORS OFFICE, MONROE COUNTY, OHIO: (

;
Agreeably the prescribing
passed March
notice that the whole
and penalty thereon will be
day of said mouth by the County
paid before that And
sold will
of tracts sold the purchaser will be entitled deed
the shall hat
JOHN S. HOLIDAY.
Auditor of Monroe County Ohio ,..2 a5 rs
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Attachment Notice.

Thomas Mitchell & son On the 18th day Of
VS. November, 1858, an
John Eddy. ordsr of attachment
was issued by Thos: Neal, Justice Of the Peace
Of Perry township Monroe county, Ohio, against
the goods, chattles, moneys and effects of the
defendant John Eddy, at the suit of the plain
tiffs, Thos. Mitchell and son, for the sum of
fifty dollars and forth-six cents and costs Of
suit. THOS. MITCHELL & SON.
Dec. 90, '5s 4w. a5S-
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SALE OF DEI.IrJs2UErJT
L. A n DIS, A ID TOWN LOTS
FOR TAKES.

The following is list Of Lands and Town Lots and parts
of Lots within the county Monroe returned Delinquent by
Frederick Koehle late Treasurer and collector of said co
y, for the taxes Of 1857 with thirty per thereon
which is added the simple of 1853 and remaining due
and unpaid on the third Monday of November 1858
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I.OOK OUT.

All persons knowing themselves Indebted to
ISAAC POWELL bv note, book account, or other
wise, must
{GECall and Settle. 30 a
by the 1st of January, or their accounts viii
he left with legal officers, for collection.
Come right up and sove cost. a.
Graysville Nov. 25th 1858 sS
s.-pd J. STACKHOUsE, Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24
NETWORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY.

A special meeting Of this Society was held g. Their
rooms corner OF Second avenue and Eleventh street
en- Tuesday evening for the purpose OF hearing an in
portabt paper read by CHARLES II. M0oRE, esq, IA
brariap on the subject OF alleged Treason on The
part Of Ma Or-General Charles Lee" The msetiog
WAS nulnerously afforded; large proportion Of hs
audience insisted Of ladies. The Ion. LUTHER BRi-
DISH LII ID occupied the chair.
Alter the reaoing ard approval Of the minutes Of
the last meeting, TIE Secretary read letter from M
James Lswson, presenting gol medal to the Socisy
in the name of Edwin Fouest-it being JacS1gfk
of one presented to him twenty-four years ago at
public dinner in this city. The value Of tina media
is enhsnced by the fact that the die from which IL VA
cast was sunk by Mr.. &. c. Wright the first Amer
can artist who struck q steel die.
Prof. Paul c. Sndlpg Of Copenhagen was then a.
nounced TO have been elec-eda corresponding member
Of the Historical Society.
CHARLES II. moore, esq, then read lspgtay
paper in which he gave detailed biographical tksra
Of MsiOr.Genera Charles Lee, from the tine be
entered the army in England, at the age Of elsya
years 10 his death in Philadelphis in h,gch Tx
Gen. Lee, fur ishing the most conclusive eyitsneeG
were recently ob.sined from EDglsnd, and have nsvs
a. yet appeared in print.
Prof G.. w. GREEN rose and made few renSn
relative to the interesting character Of the paper e
and its importance in explaining matters cousscse
with tie movements aDd Singular conduct on tie psH
of Gen. Lee. He closed by moving that the tasnn
OF the Society be rendered to Hr. Moore, and tas'h
be requested to continue HE inyest,g1ti9p Tor !"
bel eft OF the Society. -
The meeting then adjourned ua.l .be h'si Ias'a"
in Oct cher next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24

RE deck, and was n ale on - Re . brk. n.
M ng ire lIFrIr ~, 20 Re r Issl &C shs -,
srd ted away - tic bor' ssV3 . TIE ssrrs -.
makrg eli possible ssil. o. el1-se To- Herr, = e
same coming up VITA her hsnd over 6s.; to- U,,,ss
came up WIN her bJl. ., Oit sts u sucesesag :
crtting 20 vird n. ~ ,hs brr tsckss snd 80
GOD the sorthEsrd, 81 tl8 stns fiue setlay A -.
I g.. s'ulcirg sell. tlick qua Wa saen 'el f.o.
The big 10 o axe her hctYs . c. snoE bar c,l,.
che sill stood o. . eho, Wa prt s.ross key ho
size then sboxed hus-icaa ersgn il ~.
r.i2Zer rigging f)r shout q ninga, ~. si s.>od -
\ shO. was ,htn N. acres be- s'sro, which ksl H.
etsc; If m'kng her LEI everything 20 D. IA, ira
re NO quarter boats o. he Or 3 u4l-s the ,nnl..l
~ he seccrd hesterRGt iChgpulnl rass.sf lSm,rl
eId The clerk (ohrstObAl, vera thea dspScAe3
- board her, CT their gs-irg ga biA-j the o.ot..
TOLD .hem Re VS. bond f-on C;b. 20 Msc.o. a
ChEs, for Chinese Migrants cell AZ Asoens "a a..
- Ilser 4, and az he tai put il ~ repair lesk a.
cssioLcc by iouCh.cS on & reef ia The We,. Ina,a,
the hes, OF il wes there u prt or hA,be- nf a.,
sort " 'nir many mi'es of where 10 WA Us nsp.,,
Sere them looked a. ane :. wss ,Juai that ne aGd,
manifest. ard n, ccs-cucs, no l)g bosk or ,r.I
char; Lis men were ttan mustered. sa there ~,
ore Il ore than tha number. Oas q tie Hsron's ma,
thon reported tia, there were msu stOEed .v,v,
I. fore pesb, sud. on searching, crew Q. ,velvs
men al Spsnisrds we're {, us =, mskng cre- m IN
Of twenty five. lac ye,stl nAs tisn taken Az
shortly sfer the commander cane on board, Az
while 10 veIsaticn vita ths MISTER OF the b.,
the latter threw his Col0rs Oyeib AID thus u.kie,
prize IL was fOuGd sftsrEsId that she haa /. CON-
plee slave deck lad and hGd slave o1ppsrs and ssv
ircns beside hsvirg l11 TINS Of we,er sod IN ewiss
regular slave csrgo. In addition ID this, CT 100 IA
donboops were found on the 3ers)ns Of tas essv
This yee 81 Wss dispatched tie hiOsing dsy unis,
The charge Of the second E-a;ersa. CaGpus.j ADD.
piize crew Of twelve men, to Sierra LS ne Tor "a
domination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24
eAPI'CRE or A SLAYER BY HER M
JESTYS BRIG HERON.

Her Aelsstys brig Heron weighed from Black
Point Bay, the west coast OF Africa on the 5th of
April and ran under easy sail until off the roadstead
OF Oapgo, Intending 10 look ID to zee ths. there WAS
nothing there. On the afternoon of the same day
small origsntiEe was discovered bat the chlse was
the ship Heron then stood eff the laud under double
retfed fopsals, ard remained in the same position
nearly al the plight, az the wind fell Light. Ga
the sunday morning, April Is, when about % miles
70 'hs nothward OF Loango, about a. ~, the man
ct the fore-royal yard said ne thought be cav
fai', which was at fiat made out to bs brig
standing to the westward. The Heron then made
all sal 10 chase, though the wind vas ve.y hight. The
Vsf..i vac tben observed 10 tack ami stand 10 toe
t|N'VL'@. s-s ~ SEQ ,I:2e p r. - eesv spa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24

MCFARLAND, The Circus AcToK-A nohh .,s
DEATH.-By the Last mail from the West eusn 4
received giving an account Of rho vio'ent IT, - q
James Mcfarland the circus pericnner, reeer'! 40
tsched to Sp.lding & Rogers circus COMPANY Ne
travelling in Western Missouri, AZ tae hsnas 4
Roberta landlord OF hotel in Liberty, 'sseS'n M,
appears that on reaching the tova on tao ~ " =. n,
the deceased determined at ell hszEds 70 ~
wife, who had been divorced from him sad wD'...dx
row travelling with rival company. Soho ply.J ~
10 the bo.e examined the reg ser, sna So -. y
landlord to be conducted to the room OF hs s.,3 n
be wished to ace her. To this request the isDc mo
fused emission. lie then made movement 1900
coed up stair, uu,c ,Omp.nitd, wien the ..ns.S @
aimed with bowe- Knife, immedlstey sepps.,ss
ward in threatening attitude 70 dspais the p.,sv,
Hard words ensuei, aud, drawing tier y ~s,Fs.
simultaneously, desperate fight occurred. ;asIr
lard was stabbed in the neck, separating tns ie ~
weir. and was also cot seversl times in the sscyit
frst blow being enough to cause dssth, a. b
about three minutes aiIer. The deceeseu .,ss<
revolver sad fired one load b1, missed he 1870
Every attempt to TIRE suosAqde'ay W.
zap. lls eses ssaPfaE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24

The screw steamship City of BsliGore sInved
Wednesday morning fiom Liverpool, whence she 'a~
on the oh inst. Her news had been sntiePs'ed|
other arrivals.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24

cir,alatc-- Il II. Twas has decreased, 'iace tho
Ak,sr,en OF The Newspaper stamp and the START oi
the rcnpy papers, by 1890 copIes day IL pm"
n.vy only Is, eco copies. = = l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-24

EYEAHKATIoN OF ACAshDA REGMFST.-A po's.
Of the i0cth Regiment, entirely enlisted IN Cia.--
sailed from quebec FOR England in The Ind ~ On s'~
day, and will probably be cen. to lads.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-06

omitted, and this she deposss Of her own
knolwedge. JosEPHA II. GREEN.
Sworn ar5 sefsar.' Fl before me, Notary
Public, in anu Tor the county Of Grand
Traverse and State of Michigan, on the
18th day Of May, A. d. 1853.
JAMES TAYLOR, Notary Public.
County Of Grand Traverse, Michigan, S.
James Tucson being duly sworn. deposes
and says. that he in company with George
Green, Albert J. Baily and Henry K Smead,
on the lst day of Apsil last past, in the at.
ternoon of said day, did go to the house of
VIM. II. Hayden, then deceased, for the
:.Hg..Sose of burying the body of said Hay
den, deceased, and that they found upon the
floor Of the room, the putrid remains Of a
human corpse-a female, as the deponcnt
very believes and AYERS; and that they car
ried away and buried the body OF said
Hayden, deceased; and found the grave Of
the wife of said Hayden, deceased in the
month Of August last, open at the head of
said grave, and that said grave was empty Of
the body of the wife Of said Hayden, deceas-
ed, the body of said wife Of the said Hayden
being gone from said grave; and that they re-
turned to said house, wherein said Hayden
died; and, after removing the furniture from
said house, the deponent did, at the request
of Mrs. Green, sister of said Hayden. de-
ceased, and of Mr.. Green, brother-in law Of
said Hayden, deceased, set fire to said house,
and that said house was thereby entirely
consumed, with all that remained in said
house, and burned to ashes. This | aver Of
my own knowledge. JAMES HuEsoS.
We aver and solemnly swear that the
above affidavit is strictly and entirely true,
of our own knowledg. GEORGE GREEN,
A. j BAILEY,
H. X. SMEAD,
Sworn and subscribed before me, Notary
Public, in and for the county of Grand
Traverse, and State of Michigan, on the
18th day of May, A. d. 1858.
JAMES TAYLOR, Notary Public.
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Dalley's Magical Pain EsHS

- "a
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! nates-now To aIlsy ibiaMA'
root OF disesse-hei4ce "a immediate s.ITfg4
PALLETS MAGICAL PAIN - Z
and Hotatag else, will a!lay tutlamassi'1
make a certain cure. $50
DdLLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN 80 go.
Will cure the following smpns grssl ~
eases. burns, scalas, cuts, chAfss, - M
banions, bruises, strains. bites, p'tsaat. WV
scrofu,a, ulcers, fever sores, fsiQhsr 81 '.sl
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To some u may appear inereduleus u ~ i
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vanish when reflection points TO ne ~ ,f ~
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DALLEf'S MAGICAL PAfN
In its effects Is magical, because me - NJ
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Principal Depot, los Chambers st-,N rs.
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