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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-16
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, June I'D p. n.
AsBEs-Small sales Of pots were made At &C.,
BRKADmurn -Fiour-The markell was again active and
closed 1t advance Of about 10c per bbl rhe sales
embraced about 70 ~ 600 bbls within the range Of
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FRANCE.

me roulon squadron had sailed with sealed orders.
The london Hralds Paris correspondent TIA,
Cabinet dinner, the Emperor presiding, decided
that the circular compelling the conversion Of the aosp
al lands should be dsnnitively Withdrawn.
Proudhon had been sentenced 10 three years imprsou
nent end 600 francs hne for the publication Of his
cent work.
Of another mpted assassination At Fontanblean
thinks II from the arrest OF Italians
The Sandman authorities, rs said, gave poce that
sx persons coming TO Paris from Rome for q cri-
ninal purpose. Four were arrested, but two escaped
rumcsed In Paris that Pelnser had been recalled
account OF the couresee exchanged between him and
NE Doc D'Aumsle.
The London Times correspondent says that IL not uu
tnely the Marshal may have been remor rated with,
but that II not probable that no has been recalled
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REIGUrM.

collision hal occurred the railroad between Mons
and Manage. Nine persons killed aud forty
severely wounded The latest despatch the
Der Of dead nj ~ enty one, and wounded 1fly two
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RECEIVED BY The EUROPA

The Londen money market was unchanged, with, as
cordpg 70 Bsrings circular abundant supply at az
per cent The bullion In the Bank Of England had in
creased 600 900. Consos for msney closed at 97s.
e7h and o. 97x for account Bar silver was quoted
u 5s I'D; dollars, Is. e1Sd.; eagles, 7es. 80.
LONDON, June 5-Noon.
Copsols closed heavy at 97k 97s1 for money and 90
per account, ex dividend
AMERICAN SECURITIES
Heesrs Barring Brothers say that the business ID small
but prices firm for State securities, and for rail-
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REY WEST June6-Anol attempt erect an iron bsa
tbs Rebecce Shos has, ued In
f fault Of the ensineer that his plans should
thus he This sboal has always been considered
portion of the reef firm coral head ledge but not
he Ths last TO erect the beacon has
that the khoal 10 bank Of quick sand covered with thin
coat Of coral rock The iron piles, which naiuAin
the were driven through the crust without
trouble and aer penetrating that sank twenty feet
By their weight different pie will prosb be subst
tuted and the construction Of this all important work
secured beyond doubt Capt Yorke In charge he's plat
form ready for driving the modified pile and WIFI proceed TO
Philadelphia and teral and return 70
his poet In July in take advantage Of the Gains
lent that month during which work be carried on sue
cessful'y
TIE British brig earr Capt Hutchinson from Glen Fuegos
shosl the night OF the a5h in the received
ssance from the wreck and took out 48 bids and 10 bills
and then hauled her of before reported The csoain SET
ing. and being slightly injured he once proceeded.
The sehr Ike Marvel bemo RCrleans IN dsress has got
week Her necessary repairs are great
The ship Richmond Gookin sid the 5h for Boston, her ex
pences were s. OH S.
The ship Roc kisnd Brown sails for NY she takes
pump fro be Underwriters Agent Her expences
have been $500 80. Ezpences and salvage $50 24 49,
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ITALY.

Accounts from the South OF Europe relative grain
erops are MOI very satisfactory The yield will, s
believed be but moderate IN Lombardy, Roemagua and
sbe kingdom Of Naples generally.
was generally considered 10 the provinces OF Algers
Oran and Constantine the harvest would be sasa story
PROM Spain The accounts are contradictory.
ne london nnes Turin correspoudeut SAYS the &C
counts from the Provinces and the South France re-
spectng the silk unfavorAbe, and that disease
sean showing Itself where 10 existed last year Prices
are snehny lower, with few sellers
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CIRCASSIA


me Lonoon oicct Paris correspondent says the Cir
eloop. g."
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The Bombay mail Of the s.h Of Nay had been received
h Er and, but the details add nothing nportap, A Inc
tesegrapbic summary per the Nova Sootiau.
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GREECE.

The ipsurecuonary movements In Gambia were sad No
De extending 70 Montenegro.
The London Clubs Paris correspondent teegrsphs that
a army % 900 Turks has been ordered advance into
Montenegro.
The Paris konietu publishes aengthy despatch from
Prince Dante)o, giving detailed OF his battles
vhh the Turks. He admits that De la Rue his secretary
sssed OF sussem Pashs 10 pass through tue
turkish camp in order 70 Kobuck but he denies that
the Turks could infer from that 0mistce had been
proposed
stated that France win probably send more men OF
.n INTO TIE Adriatc, and The Paris papers say that
WV h steamers with 600 men and twelve guns cast
snehor on The 3lst Of Nay Ai Gravosa
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SWEDEN.

ne health OF the King ofswedep has 30 much I'm prov
ed that Il hoped in few months he viii be able 10
resume the direction Of Affairs.
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$4,000
$1,000

show Allns on Of asous 600 900. The figures are
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The annexed comparative stasemeHt Of the exports
exclusive Of specie from the port Of New York 70 foreign
ports for the week and since January L.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-08
Eos sALE.EITH.E IN ONE Z, LOT or IN sAsrs TO

L,oR aALE-ErrHxR IN ONE LOT on IN PARTS TO
suit purchasers farm situated on tse east bssk OF The
river the bridge 81 Old Hsckenssek New
Jerssy, miles iron ne cy q New York 1he dwelling
house sapda snenee sbou, 30 feet above the river
o. coo feet thereon vita gAsdes shrubb sod Asts mned
The coNiannG about ii asren W most
copdlson and order ebrscils ever variety Of
choace orchard ana garden fruit trees skubs plan straw
al, Of land the hshest safe Of cultivation and have
bees occupied for he lss esb year a. farm and NAH
loads Of sable manure, and The land particularly In rich
and fertile condition plank road has recently been laid
Hobotsn 70 Backehsack village. and passes through
premises The line Of railroad from New York 70
Eve minutes riae from The d~enins house The location
ceebrsed for purity OF and The beneficial effects upon
health and for beauty Of scenery form
ing rural resrsss wxh rarely
Per-ons wehns 70 become posseors OF such properly 80
esrue>y requested vew the same mmesistey m ORDER
form ust estimate Of s value and proper sppsesuon on
II not sold. By private cortras SAFE ~ puon
will lake place st The Mansion Hotel ~ e yase OF
bscs Monday the 1th Day o. Nay lnsen, Two
O'Clock r. ~ For further psrcu are srd W view ne same
spply 70 JOHN BRkwsTHR, on the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-08

LroR sALE-IN ST. sARKs PI,ACr VkkY DssI
No IS between Prs, and second sysnn, 10. 4xse feet
sn.hc. house bors good repair and has modern
veuispcss such sae- furnaces lsupdry
A.. Terms esss Cas- be sseo from 2pa Appy 70 l..
BkNsaE, % vsssy street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-08
InnR sAI.E-IN EAsr IMENrY sEyENTH arREET.

CfUH NHTF-TN
very desirable three Story high basement brick
house containing all The modern inprovsmsns such
hot cold and shower baths speaking tubes bells.
furnace &c Also, yard vhich has jus been hand.
laid with bushes erApevtnes noneysuckes
boy ~ phade mia BRICK front,
trimmings Stone, built the beat manner and
h Nm perfect Terms easy only 5000 fAUO cssh
reauired balance mortgage Possession
be hsd within few desired For sards OF admission
NJ ace he prem f-n peruculas, apply ALBERT
n nICOLAY, No. Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-08
REMOVALS.

ID novAI.-CHICKERINa q SONS HAVE RUovup
~ her ptanofovte - Brendv0 corner ~
Fourth Stress where be found 81 an hwee asser
ment OF piAnG(ertoa u hs1r manMfne<are.
DEM0vAL-MNH g. 0u.BRRr FoRnunLv or Slk
~ BrcadvayJ has removed her millinery snI
$50 Broad vNy, opposite where sse wi
70 import sfes French nonnets cultures snd cRs AZ
NE latest styles In Psris $50 Broed-sy oppoee c.na
DvNovAi-C n CoRDyfI, MERCHANT TAILOR,
~ has removed wsner strees west o. hrosd sny,
who're vi be found every variety OF ms's' "' so"~
mess fearing apparel
Drwovup-ro NO JOHN STREET. rHREE DOORS
X from Rr,adwav PfERRE A. Guy, sscsessw 70 Lone
Cord,sr da,eiy me arm % Guy Pclnver nre gn6er.
sd ,nl silver steel unn and every oey
sot - MEAL ssd nssufssuer Of all kinds Of sosk ara
vAnn disls
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fyouNTRY SEAT FOR SALE FOR SALE, THE CoUN.

1NOuNTKY BEAT FOX SALE -FOk bALH, HE UOUN'
~ Try known sunny Sde situated In Norwich,
Conn The farm contains o2 acres upon the banks OF the
Thames and well wooded and watcred The snds
beautifully laid out with very large garden, containing
AL kinds of vegetables and choice uis with tower garden
II OF alopinG the
and the view from the dwelling house remarkable for its
variety scenery well s extent and beauty and
truly unsurpassed The HOUSE 60 feet front and AZ deep,
with feet WIDE extending the whole Length Of the
front contains ~ feet square library dining
with psntries and closen on the second door cham
In the attached The house kitchen and aun
dry ranges stationary wAshubs wsier brought into
Of the house from fountain belonging 70 the land
above Hit cben the ana bath rooms. The
house well furnished hrou. bout and contains every Art
lie immediate occupancy The outbuldings Q barn.
carr house. which harness. seed and coAchmAna
attached also wood and coal house. Communication
with New York Boson Provdcnce twice day, vie Nor
wch and Worcester line of steamboats, and New Haven rail
road. OF uire OF
yIRKMIAH AIsEY Esq., OF Norwich Conn, or Al No. AZ
Union square, Fourth avenue, New York city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-08

LNoR sALg-A FTRsT CLASS FOUR STORY ENGLISH
house. situated the north side Of Forty sixth
% Broadway The shove house win
be sold low price, and reasonable terms portion
purchase remsn bond snd morEaGe Tor
tern Of years. Apply 70 !. n ARNOLD 2 William sweet.
LroRsALK-IN WEST TWENTY SIXTH STREET PRICE
II t1so-rhe house and lot No l65 west Twenty sixth
street. Esbh large portion OF The purchase
money may remain Tor I've years. Apply 70 .. rsCAhk,
AZ Brcome street
LcoR sALE-Ar VERY REDUCED PRICE. AND on
eAsy cottage house and lot outans eight
ruoms pApries loft and cellar built In modern style
In The bet manner. For terms, inquire Of GEORGE
DOYLE rirh street. North Mrth street. Williamsburg.
Tor sAIr-AT BARGAIN, The TWO FOUR STORY
brick houses and os, 1srl03, Nc 82 East rhrieenth
In The beat Of order rents for $780, large portion
remain for ave VIII be sold for ~ 40 lvoxth
1880 applied for soon. Apply 70 j. PkCAkh, NO ~
Broome street
L,oR sAIR-AT HARkEN, NEAT Two STORY
brick cottage. containing seven rooms Croon Nsier
fun lot Inst Second aveanet price tic0;
and foar lots on lh street near
sxh avenue; fruit OF all kinds shrubbey and howers price
q or o. very liberal Apply 70 n H. BAoWf,
No u Wall street. nom 70 9P -
UNoR sALE-A PLACE IN ASTORIA, CONTAINING
En- aere ef Rrouna handsomely ornsmsned with fruit
and shade trees minutes walk from The mbosi
landing tbe premises small house and sa
The will exchanged for city or Brooklyn pro
perty. Apply r. n. D0LAh A. y. sev~s a Co.'S,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-08

TOUNTRY SEAT FOR sALE-AT HUYLER's DEPOT,
~ Pasaic, N y good two story house, Kitchen, &c LOT
cao1 healthy and lory sr.z ns
land plain buildings price $780, terms
Twenty other country seats cheap 1000 farms nia water
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-08

OoUrTRY SEAT OR FARM FOR SALE OR Elk.
~ changssO acres, large mansion, beaulu lawn fruits
towers and shade trees, fronting Long Island Found
hours from New Earn, carriage house, &c. Price
C,oK sALE-YIRsr GLASS POUR STORY HOUSE NO .
LAmsrfine place, Twenty ninth street. betweeu nEhh
and Ninth avenues Terms casy Apply 70 II. WOOD, 81
BruafuAI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-08

BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOB SALE
- wh f@niture, eArriags &C. and ~ aerss Of land near
photograph Of the place. VII Oh viii be sold low be
81 the once OF r D. HERvlLLY, IL Exchange place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-08

r OTIS FOR sALE-IN VARIOUS PARTS OF THE
IL city some very desirable for business purposes also
some very nicely located lots lease adapted the
coal ortwood business with wharfage front for vessels
OF almost any tonnage. Apply 10 JOHN MoCLAVE, SI
Ninth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-08

NOR SALE OR EXCHANGED HOUSE AND LOT IN
Thirty seventh street. Third avenue Price o. 800
viii be exchanged for property In Brooklyn f. d. or for
improved property In Nineteenth or Twelfth wards, New
York Forty per remain mortgage. Address ].
h, Herald Once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-08
eALEs OF REAL EyrATE.

A BARGAIN-FOR SALE OR TO LET OR TO TRADE
a for good farm, three superior built houses Nos l4s
Isl and 66 Thirty sxh street, two brown stone and the
other the Of Philadelphia brick, with all the modern Inn
prove enema Terms easy Inquire on the premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-08

ORANGE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-A BEAUTIFUL
~ Of land, containing ~ the Orange noun
tain New Jersey about 3 milss from New York city This
land situated the village Of Orange, within five minutes
walk Of the depot OF the Aorrs and EsseI Bslroad con-
tains beautiful groves trees q soil commands
picture view, including New York city, The
bay &c, Ia calculated 10 male magnificent country
money may remain mortgage. Apply at 81 Eschanse
place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-08

HOUSE TO LET AND FURNITURE FOR sALE-rHE
IL three story brick house No % Lawrence street Brook
lyn Wioughby street and Fulton with bath
hot and Geld water &c rent 300 posses
Immediately. The furniture will DO sold low. Apply on
premises,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-08

UNFINISHED HOUsE-BROoKLYN THREE MINUTES
walk from Wall street ferry furniture new FOE sale or
let boarded out Fine summar location;
convenience In perfect repair nne neh
borbood No. Wilsw place, Of JorAemon street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-08

"A of sxth and Forty seventh street; will
sell without money 70 one who win build immediaely.
BAMIL EDDY, 81 Liberty street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-08

N ORANGE COUNTY FARM FOR sALE-lO0 ACRES,
IA with excellent buildings soil fruit and timber;
churches and schoo four miles from depot and stage 70 the
door; . bargain. G. II. OLIVER 81 Liberty street.
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40 enO -ooRrKn eaoCIRY FOR eALR-oru
SO.CUU. = ss best most dssirsbly Icsssed On Prt.-
ana Ne choissN sock Bf609 eOUYHWTCK,
ANaaanu ssssA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-08

A VALUABLE VIRGINIA FARM FOR SALE OR Eek
"A chanseabou 1000 acres, with large mansion, barns,
timber, &c q healhful location churches post once
and nAvigAbIe water. Maps, &C., At 81 Liberty street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-08
VALUABLE JAMES RIVER TARN FOR sAI.E-I OF.


VALUABLE MILL. PROPERTY AND WATER POWER
v on Staten Island for sse-Consstng of Touring nall,
saw mill paint factory Ao ass dwelling house barns. and
fronting roads stuAtsd In the town OF Horh0eld
about three miles from Port Richmond. Apply 70 D..
CROCHERON, 221 Greenwich street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-08

FOR CITY LOT6-PARr
Uses, on south side Of Forty
all modern Improvements.
Twenty seventh street. be-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-08

DIOR SALE Oh ExCHANGE-A BEAUTIFUL OOUN-
Try seat, hours ride from this city, and miles from
depot the Hudson River Railroad acres
large dwelling and oil the necessary ououse gravel walks
and carriage roads, and surrounded with forest and
Insurance Company, No. sWan street, between II and
O'Clock,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-02

We learn from Sheriff SHERMAN that Al
MEMO HARVEY, who escaped from our Jail
last fall, where he had been confined to an
swer to a charge of cattle stealing, was
convicted of the same offense at the last
term of the Court of Common Pleas in Erie
county, and sent to the Penitentiary for six
years. His father and brother-in-law are
also inmates os the same institution.
SHANNON, arrested in this county last fall
and taken to Michigan ON a requisition from
the Governor of hat State. where he stood
Indicted for infanticide, has been convicted
and sentenced to the P~enitentiary for the
term OF FIVE years.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-02

STATieTIos OF INFANT MORTALITY IN TIE
UNITEn STkTEs.-We know not how 1t is with
Others. hut to US there is something peculiarly
melancholy in the sickness and death of young
children. Unable to describe the character of
their suffcrings with the precision and intelli-
gence requisite for a correct diagnosis, their
complaints are frequently Inexperienced by
the physician, and they fall a sacrifice to mall
treatment. We never glance at the weekly CEN
aus of deaths, "under ten years. in The New
York papers (ani it always amounts to more
than halfof the entire number. without a sigh.
Theistereotyped aphorism that rwh ON the Gods
love die young does not rcconcile us to this
wholes ale blihgt of tho opening binds of humani-
ty, inasmuch as we believe that a better under
standing the causes of disease in children.
would save thousands of infant lives, and an
untold amount of pain TO those whose tender
= frames are so little able to contend with it,
The fact cannot be denied that much more time,
skill, and attention are devoted to sick adults,
a than to sick children, and yet the very helpless
ness of the latter should give them a stronger
. claim upon the resources of medicinal science.
Besides, the maladies common to the whole
race, they are subject to affections almost ex-
e~lusively confined to childhood, and wnIoh II
neglected, or inludieiously treated are sure to
entail.serious consequences in after life, if they
do not lead immed atsly to fatal results.
In one of u series of articles recently publish
ed in the London Bulletin of Health, . and at
tributed to a distinguished English physician
Ii is asserted that intestinal worms are among
the most prolific causes of infant mortality
The writer attributes a large proportion of the
complaints of children between ten and twelve
years, to this primary source. We are not pro
pared to say if this opinion is correct, but ii
reminds us that within u few month past, a wide
family popularity has been obtained for an arti-
sic called KEHP's WORM PAsTILLEs, which com
bIne the merits of a specific for vermlcular dis
ease with an attractive appearance and flavor
If the theory held by medicinal men, that worm:
lie at the base of most of the affections of ths
stomach and bowels to which children are sub
ject, be correct, this preparation would seem to
DO an invaluable addition to the medicinal SC
peTtoire, as it is agreeabiy to the juvenile palate
Y. Sun.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-02
SHERIFF SALE.

David R. Lewis 1RY virtue Of an execution to me
Hiram Beekley. mon Pleas of Delaware couR;y.
ohie. | WHY oHer for sale at the door Of the egurt house nj
the town o. Delaware, in said eoGEzE, on Aoldty. April
5!h, 1855, between the hours of 10 O'Clock Il M and 4
o,cIock.P. m: the following described real estahe, to-wil:
Situated In Delaware county, Ohio, Lot No iH, Range ~,
Township 4. Section l, containing lo acres, be The same
more or less, bounded as follows: on thE south and west by
lands OF Hiram beckIey; on the NORTH by lands belonging TO
the Estate of John Beekiey; and on the cast by lands be
longing to Benjamin. Thonlss; SKID sLAE The same lands
which Albert Christie aad VIE coHyeAe4 10 tA.aHa BeckIey
on the 9Th day of April. 1880 Appraised Nj s. per acre.
Also-the following described ;rzct Vi land, sLuaIr in the
county of Delaware and state at mo, and "a tie rcvsnsAip
OF Radnor, ana descriuei as lnilo~s, to Wit the HGT IA half
OF In-lot No Ga thirty. Char is two and Il ha' rbIs &hie by
eight rods long, in the ;uSn of Dtlif, 5 marked ullI de-
signated Oh the plat oI said town APPRAISED ats w.
Nsrrh 5ls5S. SIS
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-02

FRUIT PRosPEcTs.-The dwellers on the
Lake shore seem to be especially favored
In the way of fruit. They had a fine crop OF
peaches, cherries and other more tender pro-
dncts of the orchard and garden, last sea-
son. while the citizens of the central por-
ton of the State were entirely deprived of
that luxury, and those of the southern Sec
tior measureably SO. The same state of
@affairs is likely to exist the coming season.
In southern Ohio the larger proportion OF
the buds Of the peach and finer varieties of
cherries are reported as killed-iA central
3 Ohio the destruction is total or very nearly
so-while in the Lake region TREY have es-
capped serious injury.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-02

HoLLowAY's PI~LLs.-Billious head ache, and
ell the affections of the system VIII CHI result
from an Insufficient or immoderate fl ow of the
bile, are at once relieved by the operation of
H~olloway's Pills. Dyspepsia and liver disc ases
are inseperabls; for the stomach and the liver
always sympathise, and this great m edicine acts
powerfully upon both of these important or
gans, it performes the work of cure with a pre-
cision, rspidity and thoroughsss which h ave no
parallel in the records of medicinal practiee.--
Tbs pills may Re relied upon with the utmost
confidence in cases of dirrrea, dysentsry, chol-
era morbus. spasms of the stomach, cholera
infantum, and all other disorders affecting the
digestive organs and the bowels.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-02

DR.. j. c.. AVER, the world renowned Chemist:
of New England is now stopping at the Bur
net House in this city. He has been making
q tour of the Western States. witt his seientif-
10 associates, to investiaa e their remedial pro-
d~uctions, or su CHI as he can make -emediai. We
notice tbath he as been received with marked dis.
tinction by eur leading citizens of the West and
are reioieed to find they have shown q PROPER es-
innate of the man who has perhaps done moro
for the relief of human i'll than any other "A
mechanically Journal, Cincinnati, o.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-04-02
Br,.rOr,s A~n.ArAnrL derived its establish

cd celebrity from it's wonderful power of ex-
tinguishing the morbid principle of disease in
the bile and the blood. Tho fact it inconverti-
bic that wher all other means fail, it rescues the
victims of s~crofula and other ulcerous disorders,
and as manufactured by the present proprietors,
d. T. Lanman 81 Co., Wholesale Druggists
New York, it is said to be more potent than
ever. Tn same firm have deserved and we
doubt not won the gratitude of mothers by Civ
ing publicity to the most effective preparation
for the extinction of worms. We refer to KEMP Is
WORN PAsTILEs. which we regard as the best
the most harmless, and the only really palata-
BILE yermifu ge in existence.