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r., The cures, which this sintmsnt sRssts, q :
healing Ulcers eflons standing and whisk have =
resisted all other applications, ~ we'll - =
curing ErylsipeIss, Pies Fistxiss, ss RSssusaf.
and pains in the limbs and joints have hsa9H
so countless and so notorious threpghelt u i -
world tAat any effort to give an adequats - "
tailed statement Of their nunker Or charsstee;ft
would be vain. 1t is sufficient to say that ~
Ointment has nerer proyedineAlcasissss ,aa tsr
CANCER, ULCEisS,,ANh TUNUR0Uny
SWELLINGS. - :,
CANCER, the mostterrblS msladv thxt attsan
the feshy hbre, may be extirpated ~ this yrs1sA
Hratiou. The knife oannst reach the Dinufos
ram!fcationsoof this disease, but Eths. O1lS-s I
MENT does 1t penetratss to the sources sf a.
ulcerocs disorders, and .perfects radisa& ~
cure.
GREAT nOUsEnOLI, RHMRDY:
The diseases Of the fesh and the sslis, 10 ssszs
which children are most subject, suck - ~
cRusTED SORES on the head and face, HAs1lS
sISewoRN, rETrKR, PIMrLrs, &c., are quickly
fieved by this onguent. tsssS s-Hl esa-vS
Both the Ointment and the Pills sistl1 ksiass
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-03-24
William Woodford's Estate.

william WOO0fOrd s Estate.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscribers
IN we've, ON the 2Sth day of January, 1858
appointed by the Probate Court of Monroe
county, Ohio, Administrators of the Estate OF
William Woodford, late Of said county, decd.
JOB STkCKHOUSE,
MARY WOODFORD.
March "a, 1S5s.-3t.pd.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-03-24

Extraordinary Excitement
At Su1llish, Clarington.1
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-03-24

MoFFAT's LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BIT
TIERS. These preparations have stood
The test Of = long experience, and as fam
lily medicine have proved superior in Gu
rative properties in sll the varied types OF
fever, scrofula, liver aud bladder COM
plants neuralgia, and all those annoyan-
ces which are classed as nervous com.
plants. For travellers they are invslua-
BILE. w. B. XOFFAT. 335 Broadway,
New York, and his Agents ti
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Hoi!oway's Pills -Thers is a disease
which has no name yet is exceedingly
common 1t consists in q relaxation OF
the whole vital system. The appetite is
poor, the spirits low, the body feeble, the
nerves unstrung, the eyes lustreless, the
cheek wan and pale, the whole physique
in state of prostration. The sufferer,
though perhaps in tAe morning or meri-
dian of life, is feeble almost TO decrepi-
tude To rouse the system from this syn-
cope, there is no medicine comparable to
Holioway's Pills. They recrait the appe-
tite, the spirits, the strength, the nerves.
In fine. they rejuvenate, SO to speak, the
entire corporeaI system, and, as natural
consequence, improve the condition of the
mental energies.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-03-24
The All Healing Remedyt
SUGGESTED BY THE WORLDS
III. ExPERIENcD.--I-.. -. Oh
HOLI.0WAY'S OINTMENT.
1T ExPKLS DISBAsl!

! It Is said that all productions Of huMsA ah11
have their day, snd srs supvrsedsd By ynsw lneor
vsntions or dissov sfi.s. Not 50 with this rsarlA
! edy.' "It is not fer day, but for all sfns-" ,
And wkyi because it stfikss 1t the gsassiSs :
rost Of all diseases in the bleed and nslisafx
art can accomplish nsth,ng beyond that rhs
Ointment, penetrating through tesk and 1brA SsEI
like water thrsIgh psfsGs substaAss, rsssAse n
the germ or radix Of scKoyvLA, sALs 1nsu1 ,,
| xsIslfxlAs, CAScsR, 1rxeR and all sfsPtivs = =
uhsrous distsmpsrs, in the 'eircsistssS, 40 y
erasss the tant At once and forever.
WOUN DS, BRUIsESs BukNA AM0vzsess y
SCALDS. .ostt.7 - 80. 30
The extsht to which mschanicaI aHA mans -
featuring industry in this county HIS ras11h
cd is greater than In any other. Here, mos
fers, the liability to bodily accident has ~
creased in the same raris.2s accidents sse ~ - q
msntsby frequent aAis sfsen even vheDl
trivial in themselves, are made, to end fatally =
frsn want Of due attention. and proper fsua.'
dies. The most powerful surativs ever - q
Piled to wounds, bruises; or sores Of any sent
is HoLLowAY's oISrxKKr. Every trldasmsu{>xEcil
every man to whom anaecidsst nay hApDe1--cQ
and who is there, exempt e.. should bs pss- =,
'vided against the physical danger whisA :,
though never forssssn, ars. Of hourly Sssual n
renee.
.EuYxIPELAs. SALT RHEuM r1IEns 40
--aAND PAlN871 ysEssl g lisgE
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~ CAUTION l---Nons are genuine miles,
tho words "Hoiio,ray, New York and LssSss,s
are discernibls a ,oater-Hadrk in every leaf e
the book ofdirections around each pot Or bsxu
the same may be plainly seen by Aslaise IL.
ieafto the light. handsome reward viii -
given to any one rendering such infornatisO
as may lead to the detection Of any party -
parties counterfeiting the medicines - vsoA
lng the same, knowing them to be spsslssA
'.sSold at the Mandatory Of Prohssey
HoLLewAY. so Maiden Lane, New York, aAd ~
all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Ask
icine, throughout the United States and ths
civilized world, in pots at 25 cents, 81 ssat,
and 81 each. t - xFRas fss -.
81 There is considerable saving by ssAAG
the larger sizes.
+ N B---Directiens fer the guidance q -
suts in every disorder are a1lxsa - sasA DsA'
ii Oct. IA, lss7---1y.s .ssHss ssasss sasas asni
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.ssea 80 So see'ela eaT
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/. FOR SALE BY
JNo. N KIRKBRIDI, WoodsGsld, Ohio.
Oct. ID, 1857.
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FsyEEpE
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-10-27
From Reynolds Miscellany
IT 1T 7 y : '''TI7' - ~ 3''N-E
The FAMILY LIKEN ESS.

The pretty square far n.-Lcusc standing &.
le corner, where kibcs Lane crosses the
.0k, or the brook Grasses Kibes Lane, Cor
!: irst phrase, although giving by far the
.s,st picture of the place, does, it must be
[:sssed, look rather Irish, and where the
Resaid brook winds away by the side Of ar
aCr lane, until 1t spreads into a riycr-like
~uity as it meauders iute the sunny plain
hartley Common, and Gually disappears
midst the green rccesse6 of penge Wood;
aN pretty square farmhouse, half hidden
\! the tall eIns in the flower court before it.
'ocl with the spacious garden and orchard
@and, and the extensive barn-yard and out
-angs, so completely occupies one of the
s..s' formed by the crossing of the lane and
~e '!ream-that pretty farm house contains
". 4" the happiest and mcst prosperous fam
."s u Aberlcigh, the large aud striving
'aly of Farmer Evans.
Whether from skill or good fortuuc, or as
Ia 9" probable, from a lucky mixture of
~. iSl' everything goes right in his great farm.
~ crops are the best in the parish; his hay
never spoiled; his cattle never die; his chill
ny %sa are never i'll. He buys cheap. and he
r,I "oHey gathers ABOUT MN IKE
~ ,,53'Oal; yet, in spite of all this provoking
'a'olerable prosperity. everybody loves
.s ~ae' Evans-he is so hoSpitable, so gen
Nv. S' 50 50 good -natured. SO homely. There,
:" all, lies the charm. Riches have not
w. spoiled the man, but they have not even
.'.1 "ted him. He is just the same in look, in
wv 4' and manner, that ho was thirty years
~ w. When he and his wife, with two sorry
,o.5 nsSs' one COW, and three pigs. began the
s. "a al Deans Gate, little bargain of
Il. INV acres, two miles off, Aye, and his
6Jr the same woman the same frugal.
s!,tS =, INDUSTRIOUS, good- -natured Mrs. Evans,
i, @.'ea lor her activity of tongue and limb.
n, spoa ~ looks, and her plain dressing She
B., ~e same Mrs. Evans at forty-fvc as she
s,y =. nineteen, and although in different
+ Ia! as good-looking
Ge g.. tvF chiIdren-they had six BOYS" as
aa 1fner t used to call them, whose ages va
A,es aom eight to eight nd-twcnty. and
.ysn stis' ~ two grown up, and one not vet
'e ysunges. of the fam;ly-are lust
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-10-27
NOMAN OR WIZ 7.
RY I. WARD.


L., President of the New England Society
gho rec',''''i' 8 U-i,e. ~ a4entert,in,,onte.
Hcn III P'1'o
n, wee. '!''' ''''''''- - e.,
IosuostIu'' -
-as S''' rn.o.t mice of the vine.
.t,,
Gc ievo me' 'o'' '''',,: - .-,. .i.:,,.d
''fsE "'il''' 80 60, ,,
~. ...,r from, Grain was distilled.
Enc bar;efs -'t O2""'l las " '''0N'
The change "!'I oe cII ''''' ~ w,
r,,-l-. =, ,,,o ..mourtain dew
'"''
t those eyes al e'v" meeting % i''''' >
You'll hHd % '''''t'''''>'' o''''''. t"s'-o
'., ...,. .,..7 ~, ,'.lI .Ia moor br-;o
'lr. tapc~ing ucckS than the botties'
Wtbw'uths more 6ewilIerlnSty crowned,
WIZ .'''' ,.;,, .7.c',.a
i ''''''''''
vine makes us brutcs, love is able
turn rs To fools wit. like case;
Je one I'! > ''' "''''e, '''o '''
.a'"ef Ur'HsS Us - 'c"S' - o''i N''e'.
at table some mischief she's brewing;
| .s- f.,t s,r,,,c ,oc,Irl;ntapco below.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-10-27

A ToUcuING Dirty N PRosE. -Wben
Seth got home frcm mackrsling he sought his
Sarah Ann, and found that she, the heartless
one, had found another man And then most
awful tight he got, and 50 he went away, and
bound himself for to cut oak all down in Flor
iday. lie pined upon the live oak land, ho
murmured in the shades; his axe grew heavy
in his hand. all in the wildwood glades.-
Mosquitoes bit him everywhere; no comfor.
did he get; and oh, how terribly he'd scolj
whenever he got bit. At last. despairing of
relief, and wishing himself dead. he went into
the woods apiece and chopped off his own
! head.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-10-27
EBENsBURG, OCTOBER ~, 1853

nights misery, to be compensated by life
time of happiness. Jane was almost: as glad
to lose q lover as her sister was to regain one.
Charles is gone home to his fathers to make
preparations for his bride Archibald has
taken great nursery garden; and there is
some talk in Aberleigh that the marriage of
the two sisters is to be celebrated Oh the
same day.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-10-27

ba- An cid red house standing near the
line of the Troy and Boston Railway. is loca-
ted in two States, three counties, ana four
townships-the States of New York and Yer
mont, the counties of Rensselaer,. Washington
and Bennington, the townships OF Hoosack.
White Creek, SALISBURY aud Bennington.
'Twould take sharp officer to arrest the oo-
cupant of that house
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-10-27

Et- A handful of branmeal mixed occa-
sionally in the mess of COW, will pay ten
fold its cost in the richness Of The milk.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-10-27

4 Coon SELL.-A Broadbrim owned q
most beautiful horse. A gentleman saw him
in the pasture, wished to purchase him. aud
asked the Friend if he could 60 we'll.
''Go !' said Broadbrim, 1t would delight
thee to see him GO
The gentleman therefore purchases him,
harnesses him before his wagon. bat, to hi.
surprise be is ;nmovaDlo as the Alps. He
applies the whip. but nevertheless the horse
is as still as death.
He then cries to the Quaker
Look here Shadbelly, you have cheated
me; you said this horse would GO"
Nay, friend" said the Quaker; ''did
not tell thee it would delight thee to see bin
GO? and hope thee may have that pleasure
And with this he left the sporting gent t.
get over his sell as best he could,
Gg An interesting tale--thc comets.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-10-27

sg An interesting tule--thc comets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-02

BTnGs-cn Sunday, Oct 81, At Fast Chester wcstcbcs
ter county, NJ u NJ the residence a hC. son. III, Lao
sG,cs liriegs Ms. Ei!xuorH, rcc of George " Briggs
| u Nsw York city, IN tho s4th year Of her age
TIE friends amt relatives invited ~ the ffrc.
raj tins rucsday) afternoon, two ocloc from tho
Episcopal church, Iast Chester. New ily, cars leave
Fo.r,h avenue ani Twenty seventh street Al l5P
BatNs.---in Sunday oct ~ beloved .acht.r ivy
M1IA iN,cnAEpNs JAcons BarSs, aged years, D
| motifs and u days.
I.rrnans With Inferred Ia Greenwood Cemetery this
lr'.ay swnoon, 81 Three O'Clock, from TIE oC
Bach and West streets Tho relatives AM "a ets arc
nort f,s~,doly invited 20 attend without lher no
iFSou-ln Jersey city, n. J., scnisy, oct q. OF
droiey, ~. Nay lH.vorr, aged 50 years
TIE rctiys and ieads q The Gnily are resnectfll
invited % attend the funeral from the rcsonco OF her
,sf Nj. AeNrde, No. -. south Third atfrei frfpry
,iy i' Tuesday morning, ~ Tn O'Clock without fur
Nev orleans Vermont mi Rome, \. ~ paper please
,.rf,>r On Monday. Nov ~ crcup. wr,,i,,.-oN .
ItnNri son y James II md Eleanor Ircenc, gel ycs
ara months.
KazNssA.-ou sunday, o,t ~. nroPN Counties.
VAN kszNAA, wife q Count Io1As kayi1sa,, agci -
years.
Thc funeral wi take place tbs Crresday) Afternoon, A,
~" clock ron calvary rbuicl terslCe. by Rev Br
iaNks Friends arc requested 70 attend wtlJu, frtlir,
lny iiaion
i.aisf,. On Monday Nov. /. MI. c.n,says lyry.sv
~ re tNih year ~ hor agc, nH,ise VI coany Sligo ne
aud
The f,iuscs sri friends 81 ,hr fisly are rcsportf M
ntHct q sucud the funeral her ,atc rsahicnce
~ 80 Eighth afc't, 90 Wednesday .,aorneou, a
iawws,r--M Ncv,owu. l. h. on MONDAY. Nov. /.
W. hes's r. iAviaSs,n rriigt - NattaHid IAWrcaec.
ag,sl 80 searh.
Tier y ,,ycs snd IN nds ,nd thoe ~ h,r ~or il, Inv
'Ga : burye" are invited - att nd the funeral foin
~ ~" rcsderc,, THIS tfrrsday) afternoon thrcs
latsvoop On Monday Soy. Lana. We Of ccofs,
T. ifrkwuod arct - years.
~ hends and tliosc q The hiny respectfully ia
tti ~ attend the funeral, frtm tho residence IL ts- bws
hand, NJ \, Moth MooTr s,rea, - w.l..'.i,v !,
twelve eCock r0,u, and proceed u foo a fanr al,
,'rr'' ~hcnec her fcurus vii be- taken 10 Perth Am.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-02

News from California and Frascr Rtycr-Tbs
Terrible Tragedy Ia West ThIyfietS Street
Porricsde Frntrictds and sutc,dc-The Nm
esonai Horse Fair.-The United states Fair 40
| Richmond, va.--Irteressinc from Jnpcn-
Local MafteYS-BIarkct REPORTS d., dSc-
Tho FasnT HERALD. 10 iss issue Of tomorrow. VIII
tain large quanty az interesting reading mater, VITA AZ
ue uewso Tie preceding week u Interest NJ imp ,t,ho-
| Among other uisters L sti contain
Two Weeks Later News California ard Fraser River
The inan WARM oregonfhe Battle of Four ts.es-gbe
Nicaragua Transit Routehs Marriages and Deaths on ths
| Iantsa. d..
uli Account of tic Terrible and Appalling Tragedy IN
Tilr'ieth SeetParricide Fracie and suleeeAs.sssna
uon o. Whole Family BY SOMA Father Mo1ry Brothers
and Female Domes,ics Buchered Bood1he
Blows liz taus out Iut1nse EYcemeaen Inc ciyInqpcg
upon the loay OF the sucsdeIn,eesng NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
or The Wounded &c, &c.
Tie Supposed au'er In broeiwsy-chsrge Of rcs3rry
aesihst the Complainaa-kviience OF the Prisoners No
Servant-Leter from Mr. willis, &C.
The National Horse Show At the Eclipse Course the
Snow OF Horsss-Trctt.lg Awards Of the Judges &c
The United States Fair At Richmond vaGroa, Display oS
"a Cattle, Fass Horses. Agricultural Inplenans t.
speeches OF Governor Vase. President Tyler bon Caes
Cufhng. and others
An Account OF the Dinner 10 aid OF the puuds of
he j. VS. Hospital.
Interesting IRON Japnn-eer from our Cor-espoodc1l a.
Hakodaai
Affairs in Furope-Ieters from our Correspondents 4 Pa
Chess u Europe--Lcter from Mr. Paul M1frhy to NJ.
Stauntop.
eier from Correspondent Great Salt rake City
Editorials the leading events Of tho day
koca. News OF lnter-a of this and tn adjoining cities
iu report OF the New York Cattle Market with the nuu.
Der Of cattle offered for sale prices. a..
The Ises. News received b. telegraph up 4,
the time Of publication.
Obituary Notices of nosA and distinguished characters
Police ReportsThestrics Cricsms-smmercial and Mo.
Market Reports Marriages and Deaths tor Wcek-al,
ge.hes fornIag Interesting and useful newspaper
JernsOny 81 yesr four . sigts coz 70 b. oh
tsnct the ofce OF the HERALD Sli agents Aa
vertisenenis inherited AZ the usual HERALD
Geo. Saunders Metallic Tablet Rnror strop. |
Ibis ne Genuine article bag never been equaed for est
s. SAUNDERS No. Astor House
Pretty Girls, Handsome Chnps--Dn@ OF the !
Brookiyu.'
Vote Ear,y-Aimighsy Dollar Must he I
elected See liz phcograp phi taken by HOLMES. ~ Broad
way Vote early 90 Tie Tree d1'ar.
Lntssss, 81 sensible, VIII Procure n Pair Of
CANTRyIIs ,adies thick sole fall boots. Broadway
Nofscc.-s;oid Hunting Case Watches War
ran,ed ior 80, % and $40 Selling at NJ II. ihMBrRS'
sause, silver Plascf--o,d Mare Rcpiuted
or lit equal W new, Mt l3s Fulton street.
ARCHAEOLOGICAL Res~nrct...~ si.oaia be Read
BY every cdy. soid N I57 Prince street. Price 2s
EalIou's French Yoke Shirts, New style,
BaiJ.oU BROTHERS, 40 Broadway.
Wheeler & Wilson's sevving ni.oA4n.A,
new styis Price $50. otace sts Broadway.
Defiance Salau.abder Safes-yyith Patent
powder proof Lcks and bars Aso fire and burgr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-02

The ,rsi of speed between NJ. Whi''ooks and NJ.
Aycriges double teams on the Eclipse course, viii not
come %. Both teauls have ieit Coz home.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-02

GREAT INDIAN B.TTIE -FfFTy-siN WARRIORS EhLEr
--LIEvT. VAN CAsr BILLED. And MAJOR ytS DoRS
worNnFp--A GLORIOUS vIcroNY ovEg rHk Co
MASCHEs rrc., ere.
From the san Artcnio Herad.l
by the arrival last night OF express from the e's
expedition, the dcpaf tmcOt hcrt raccSrd the following
Official report of most brilliant engagement with the 90
manches ia which my sX lett dead TN tho
Gcld Tho battle took place The Wichita village,
the morning ~ the lst October Having been permitted
late hour last night to copy the report ~ this signal
victory lay before readers ~ the earliest posi-
ble moment 10 extra and also IN regular weekly
cdltion--our daily having already been struck 81,
THIS vital blow NJ the supposed invincible Comanchc
nation IN their mountain Businesses, sgnav
tho wisdom OF department commander in organixng
this expedition Bu, cannot dilae upon the val
yable results which artcirntc from this idiclrus
measure 10 subduing tho savsgcs frontier. The
report of Maor Nan Dorm characterized by great gnod
taste aud u as follovs-
Hx,vQv sRgEKs Wpmt. E,rrtsuoS, !
CaNr MAR WrHrA NnLut Oct. 3, 1863.
CAPTAIN Il have the honor 80 make the following re-
pot q the operations Of my command sncc Nc 18th u,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-02

when applied and inhaled
ASTHMA, BfIrTrs. CorGHs.
ard all cihef diseases ~ tn
TURoAD LUNGS.
ftttc ~ cents buttle, atosdwpy neat the Hos9r Al.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-02

Barvyse TSscOThs ~ the Best and
chespcs' article for drcestn nyng cleansing, curng
psessryug And restoring u Lads ,y IL ssd BY vi
druxgisA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-02
az sEEg,E.AFa4.,r
4 oARD-pARTlAL DEAFNESS AND pTscae,ngs

4
Al trrm he ear,Dr. HAKTLEi having been trpyrnrlIv
released from his duties IN PHILADELPHIA efe I'm
urstrueu1u ~ ~ ha insuiou of which b. tic rgs
hrGh q announce III these 81 ms PATIENTS Nth o.
special request made srrtngcmons estsblh n
~ REV fuik, nd wt'g cRl- during each nn,a q
~ Mark place. 'r may here state that he 4 NJ
CONNECTION whatever with advertising
deafrts Neither hh he gen perisa for pubi ox
oi cefthcate pnrporng cmsnste from him.
tbei ,l9ar hf responsible Tor
resulting from rasbess snd cooperation The oss Of money
uy MT II material 81 persona bn the deprivation
81 ne MOTT important II the regarded
aud treated with more thaG ordinary slcide Deafness
roso n Inc head and al dagreeae discharges from the
pain Or incnrN snirDce cure IN all
malfo nation does not east Thirteen years close anos
undivided attention u this branch III special practice
.uc aof.u
y fnd The continued aud obstinate Yield
srtas attention 90 III. prescribed The owin
eAtinonials fuhmed vita cont ence They will
BY sorc n the most distngais medical OF IA
country
h. hal the pleasure to Dr Hartley In practice
na lave been led T. o'm favorable opinion OF bus
Don III protection ard aS Y ntenan.
W. ". fsRkEf. -, Professor OF Surgery.
From my ,attreouIae with Dr Hartley, have found 10
ceportnen; to be correct aud genilemany.
VALENTINE yorr D.
Ms Sarah Swain al tn- town laay ac1usa.
site INC ny Arst responsibility Informs that
chfnc partially deaf to such extent rerder her
pat ~ nNhhs ho~evef she has been aim =. entirely deaf
Alter ~ hour operation pf Hartley removed tb- cause e
The deaine.a ana Mas Suhr's hearing fully resored
hbnuchet Enquirer, July =, ia6,
FAtRu,yEN. Mas 9th July 1886
DR. BakriEr-It would De impossible Tor M
~0fus my grs'Itufe 70 storing
Mh h peen ~ measure deprived for three long years.
bu nevertheless Is e that n twenty ulinutes
70 bcNr as wen Gid
aue u you toe dat blessing
kEhAecA u. Howard Daughter d Mr.. J. Howard.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-02

Cristsssoro's Hssr wigs and Towpees :
te;y sppsiSd, VI No, Asloe, We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-02
Psrnni Intelligence.

Nla pf,.,ou,irt, r,t,r,s,. t.,.. :. s.
-i'f''h 'f"'H 50 'f'tR'" :
church yesffdsy fning mi sci hef watch, valref
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Good Tea 81 the Chest, md 10 lbs. Coed
ooae@ for 81. CnRlS1iASsoN5 tsA warehouse, no.
chalu street.
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'urst.y anner whh chilb cbapped hars So. MI hn
consolation ~ The abnvp ont Hrb ~ nc =, - rr ,,,t
ab''ed beiort ne ire prly having hsaei them
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Defiance SsslnDaaBSier Safes-vyith Patent
powder proof locks and bars lao fire burra-
proof parlor slres Depot 1872 Pearl street
ROBERT NJ PATRICK
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Hatehelor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupess.
The hest In he world surpassng all Made sold ant apple
" the man iactory, 80 Broaa~sy.
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I'D CONGRESSIONAL DISrRrCT-UAytNc Rrry
- hy the Americans ami republicans ~ lbs Thir,,
Congressional district candidate Congress neg 10 a.
sure the anti lecompton voters a the District that name
WI not be Withdrawn from the
srsnee- Al ssasmens " he conrary "a,
epems. AAoR J. WuS.kAk6ok.
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Hups"re 0us~d Msr~b's Radical Cure
u,s heercnee - 81 IN pai surgeons md phrsgi
~ ims c"y. csn and ae No. avesey sgsr"'. Aspr
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DR. GiaSer's Newer Truss r-vrssss the
No. Ann street
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One 81 the most dtsirsbe W this ~ Lease ~
erm ~ years kfh lots III ground encOSs0. Arsw
once, wNh Croton vser closet k. Ft~t as-
nue sud Thirty second sEse extending 70 wihiD ~ feet -
SA6oB vANpERPogf. los naisoa svsvus
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Cause 70 r,ren, the f1hRr'S veretihc ex,ra,'
certain cure follows It's ussncpaI depot e. De, street