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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-30

al so,,s of violent work te uas caectuay brought %
hy the repeated application of the CLUB the part
Ct the officer. On taking the prisoner % the station
honse ascerianed that he fugitive from New
Jersey, whore he stands charged with having about
year ago htulei into the bonded warehouse at the Gu.
hard wharf Jersey CIV, and stealing 81 900 worth Of
silk gods 'herrifom. Nike indicted by the Grand
jerry hu he managed 10 Glide tho vigilance Of the New
Jersey anthoritcs and had he heen accidentally
hauiod b. policeman story he might still be at large.
The accused Has taken the river yesterday aud
LODGED ~ the Hudson county jail for trial
TIE ALLEGED PERJURY ISLANDER CAsE-Richard T.
Ilartshone he'd to bail by Justice Osborne in
the sum q thousand dollars stated Saturday.
IN September last charge was made in relation
I" statements contained in an affidavit in Islander
suit brought by r. G Root against R 7. lartshorne for
accusing said Root Of perjury in which affidavit said
Ratishohe that he should justify and prove said
charge against Foot the trial In answering said com
paint and setting Ir the matter contained in said
defence, the said Andrews (aocts attorney
again had the said artshorne arrested but upon Justice
Osborne ascertainng that il was for the same matter and
which issue TO be tried In the said SANDER suit he
refused To hold him 10 bail hut attached the afd%vas 70
the nrst complaint TO be sent before the Grand Jury,
where the matter will be disposed OF.
Az UScR.TurL FKrIow.-a fellow, who gave his name
Adam Gietz applied for work at the house Of Mr..
Charles Bergen No 81 Hester street. few evenings ago,
saying he entirely destitute and almost starving with
hunger Mr. Bergen took pity on the applicant aud gave
him comfortable berth In his household In return for
this kindness Getz robbed his benefctor Of gold watch
and lot Of valuable clothing The imlostor was taken
before Justice Steers, at the Essex Market Police Court
where he was committed for examination.
PRvA1R Waterman IN TRoUBIE.-Tmothy Gilmore,
private Waterman, arrested BY policeman Philips of
the Second precinct police, Sunday night suspicion
of stealing when the prisoner turned upon the police
and threatened to shoot him. There proved to be
grounds for the officers suspicion regarding the honesty
OF Gilmore but nevertheless the prisoner was locked up
for dsordory conduct in threatening 70 shoot the police
man.
ANOTHER BrRoLARy.-The blacksmith shop Of Peter
Murphy, at No 51s Greenwich street, burgnrousiy
entered Sunday night and robbed Of tools. man
named Michael Nugent caught in the act Of selling
portion Of the alleged stolen property yesterday and
being brought before Justice Quackenbush he com
mtted for trial.
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Police Intelligence.

Dysrmarr NIKE IN Cusropy.-Mchac Welsh, alias Dcs.
pcra,e Nike, burglar Of repued notorcty, was taken
into custody by policeman Story Of the FINN precinct on
Sunday night under the following circumstances Mike
was proceeding through West Broadway with a bag Of
pork upon his back, when the policeman, knowing him
10 be suspicious character hailed him. and escorted him
10 the station house. On the way Mike attempted 30
cape by dodgng into aileyway in Worth street lie
WAS quickly pursued by tho officer, aud sthoughh he
brandished huge knife and threatened 70 kill and do
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mArrtest.
HsvuSs-Vas BrSrHrysxS.-At tho residence Of the
brides father, Monday evening Nov. -, by the Rev
Mr. keeer JAwrs j. HAWKINS 10 SsRsH IAss eldest dangb
ter q Iseac n Van Benthuyseu all of this city.
Observation-Disclosures Astoria. q. r.. on Friday, Oct. g
by the Rev. IN McGarty, chaplain a the Uned States
army Lieut. GEORGE ". ME~Dvrf United States army, 20
Miss HirS, daughter m Cen. John Adair, II Astoria.
Fotux-romss-ln Philadelphia. on Thursday Nov.
rs, by the Pew. 1T. Newton IKvI forsow W D. OF New
York, 70 MsRR In " HavsRsncK, daughter Of solomon
ToruAs, ESQ, Of Philadelphia.
RoAsryr-Ross.r.-Tn Brooklyn. on Thursday, Nov II
nv Rev VI. Garchs, Mr.. CHARtrS RoasrEn, Of Charles
ton, :. G., to Miss N. RoEsKr, o. Brooklyn.
RrIiFrThe funeral q BxSJAxry BruER will take
place from the Mercer street church, Thursday after
noon Al three O'Clock His friends, those Of the family
and the members Of the bar invited 10 attend without
further notice.
CsoSIcas.-0f consumption, CarHkRsE CRoSrcAs aged
~ years, months and 20 days.
The friends and relatives Of the deceased particular
~ requested 10 attend the funeral from her mother resi-
Gencc. Second avenue, between sixty ars and Sixty
cond Streets this Tuesday, afternoon, at O'Clock pre-
elsely.
prsnt-ou Monday, Nov. 40, Of erysipclas, DEBORAH
nrRuI, aged IS years
The friends q the family respectfully invited 70 at
tend the funeral, from No n Seventh street. on Wcdnes
day afternoon, NJ three O'Clock.
frsnr On Monday afternoon, Nov. 70, MARI KxxxH,
wife of Milton Ferry.
Notice Of The funeral win be given u tomogrovs paper,
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ny order Of the Emperor OF Austria the right hi,h
eriO exercised by military commandments 10 inlet cor
porea punishment has been curtaed For the future no
commanding officer ~ regiment order more than
fo Is blows with birch 20 be given and 20 css
dsscadron or captain q company more than twenty.
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FREE TICKETS oS R,uRoA ps.-Thc Cleveland
Railroad Convention IN adopting system cf free passes,
recommended that frcc tickcs shall be issued 10 such
newspaper editors will publish free 81 charge each
issue their paper the time Of arrival and departure q
every train coming into and leaving the place where the
paper u Published. Al low estimate, such aivcr
semcnt would cost Ia daily paper about three hundred
nnllarn n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-30
Her Non-Arrivni mt Galway--Her History
Her Pnasenucrs. CreM md Cnryo Sc. Sc

". 6. Keebnl
Richard Wallace and wife !,
Hugh Mcdowell
-JaLe Kennedy.
Patrick Dalton.
Z. Reylor.
P. Rcardon.
K. McGovern.
Michael Clifford.
David Hennessy.
PASSENGERS IN THE FORWARD CABIN
H. A. Manley.
Vim. N. Creeney.
Margaret Zaousky.
Mary J. Evans.
Anne Hughes.
Mary Muncy.
John Delany.
Jeremiah Hactneil, wife and two children.
Edward Cauwee.
Edward Peter Carroll.
Jane Bradley.
Timothy Kelly
Thomas Ticmann and wife,
Anne McGiven.
Mary Jane McGiven.
George Greenfield and wife,
James Connor.
Robert Reed.
Denis Hanngan.
,a,. Ia.,,.r.
James Kelly.
(,oa.no v.a.s
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-30

Queru's Cod Liver Oil Jelly can be Taken
without tsse Of the OIL once 1S Fourth PEN
FOLD, CLAY co. No Fletcher street. wholesale secnia
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The Greatest Invention OF the Age.-A Prsr-
tical family sewing machine The champion sewer for -.
Once, sss broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-30

Hollowsy's Oentment.--The Only Reliable
cure for scuryy sslIheum rngycrm bolts rashcs and
ane0us eruptons The patient who given by the doc
hnds ut consolation the above oinm ent ~ Walden
tame. N. ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-30

Crssssdcro's Hair Dye. Wigs and Toupees-
Tho best IN the world wholesale and retail and the dye
privately sppied nj No. 9 Assof House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-30

BslIou's French Yoke shirts, new style,
warranted 10 a. AZ al prices at BAILoUs genilemens fur.
nishing bazaar, ~ broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-30

DR.. Thurston.s Celebrated Tooth Powder
+ sold By Z. Y. RusHToN, 10 Astx House and AZ Broad
Way
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-30

Winter Under Garments, all qualities, nnd
At al prices Bkii,ot BROTHERS, f01 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-30

The Celebrated scotch undershtrts aud
drawers aan description ~ under garments Or
and ehiireu al MctAU GtttNS corner u Autray
ard Greenwich streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-30

Defiance sslsnsnder ssfes-With Patent
powder proof locks and bars Ai FIRE and burglar
''NN' 49," RoBERT n PATRICK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-30

IL Your Hair Gray. cr ss Turning Gvsyf
III 81 WILSON'S hair coorer II Ne not dye hut viii
rnor your hair 10 any shade from light brown ~ ie
black brrwn. No trouhlei applied Ike water does
dscoler The fesh beautiful dressing for the hair rs
cents a bottle Sold At 3s Grand street New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-30

TIVE Patent Granted tn william Crompsoo.
November r. 1857 for Improvement IN figure and fancy
power oou expired he zh has become free for
public
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SrrRrvr CorRr-Crcuit. f-Nos 1888, 1871, 2235
o2oa 23ll 2345 23sT 234s 22Tl 2353 235s c357 1850
Par, $40 1909 2G5i 267i 26T6 26ss 1850 2es4 26ss
2ess 1907 2sal 1900 2Gas 2Too 202, 2T04 2T06 27Os
2712 27la 25ls 27Is 2T2o 2T22 1896 1920 252s $780,
2T32 2T34 $780, 273s 27to 2s2 27ss, 27ss 1850 2Ts2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-30

Bstchelor.s Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
The best In We world surpassng all Made, sold and applied
II mandatory g3 broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-30

IURNETTs COCOArNF.--A PERFECT DRESSING FOR
ID the hair The cocoane holds hquld form large
portion q deodorzed cocoan ~ prepared expressly sr tas
purpose No Other compound rcsseses the peculiar
lies Which exactly suit the various conditions Of the human
hair single application renders To- hair mo mater how
sf and dry ~of and glossy for several days conceied
by all who have used " be the best aud cheapest hair dress
inc in the world. Prepared by JOSEPH BURsETT 60,
nosson. For sale by dealers generally 81 cents bottle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-30

THE BrsT AND CHEAPEST ARTICLE roR rrrr HAIR.
CocOINg.
PREPARED FROM COCOA NUT OIL.
The hcsi % ~ dressing curling and rrrservng hair Ia
Sid ~ ffiALO> sos sf. taf and t9s broadway ana
All druggists and fancy stores Pint hotties .. half pnss No.
RIO CIDER norTLERs AND M,NurA'TURERs
Prspsrsra fur keeping any length ~ time without,
ing ard producing sparkling cider Also insect powder oil
rye slamnsuu, aud soluble giass. AZ Dr. FEUCHTwAN-
GER, No. 10 Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-30

To Pork Butchers and Othefs--IaU snd ~.
the sausage something entirely
will from lto 40 pounds III meat per hour. John
MAydER CO. new agricultural warehouse and seed store,
81 yeeey street. New Yosk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-30

Hcvr4ug's Patent Champion Fire
And burglar proof safe Isl Broadway. corner Murray
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-30

Perfect Fitting Booss, of the Hest Materials.
Thirty years experience L0RTN BROOKS SON, LIS Full
TONS rect. opposite Church
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A. McT.ee., the New style OF vi.sss,

Wheeler ~ Wilson's sewing Machines
new style. Price $50. once 34 Broadway.
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dollars year.
Court Calendar-This Day.
srrRrwx corKr-Crcut. Nos 1855, 1871, 2235,
ss, s ssss Ell s M ssi 2ss 1851 1880
Part $40 1909 2csi 267i 265s 2o5s 1850 2ss4 26ss,
sss ssss ss 2sss zSs 1897 gss s
2732 2a4 $780, 273s, 27to 27s2, 25ss 27ss 1850 gTs2
TIVE Patent Granted to william Crompsou.
November r. 1851 m an Improvement 10 hgure and fsney
public
Defiance sslsnsnter ssfes-yyith Patent
powder proof locks and bars Ain, ERE and burglar
proof pafis safes DepO, W. Pear s,s,, p,rp,rx
Hevrsng.s Patent Champion Fire
And burglar proof safe 81 broadway Murray
wheeler = wilson's sewing Machines,
style. Price $50. once 3s Broadway.
A. McIces' the New style or Visiting Gard
for 1859 sl hs ready sy necsnhsr o,sns and min.
Star Articles for presents, &c
r. sause. silver Plater.-Oid WARE repissed,
gilt equal TO new. 81 ia Fulton street
To Pork Butchers and Osher---CsiI aud w.
anime ie new sausage meat cutters. something entirely ns
ay al CO. 70 ~ :, % per and s
5, vesey street New Yasi.
cheapest srse. for drr.. beauufyins clesosps curling
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies uy n sold BY AL
drugFista
Bstchelor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
The We world surpassng all Made sold and applied
II the mandatory, xs broadway
IL Your Hair Grsy. or r. n Turning Gvsyr
rsn WILSON'S hair coorer II s not dye, hut viii
color your hair 10 any shade from light brown " jet
dscoler The fesh beautiful dressing for the hair rs
cents a bottle Sold At ge Grand street, New York
Crssss1oro's Hair Dye. Wigs md Toupecs-
Tho best the world wholesale and retail, and the dye
privately app,ed nj No. Assof House.
Hill's Hair Dye. Sd Cents a Box, Black or
brown. No. I barclay street New York $50 Broadway
Albany, l54 Washington street, Boston.
Queru's Cod Liver Otl Jelly can he Taken
without TASTE Of the oil. once lS Fourth PEN
FOLD, CLAY co. No 4Fletcher street. Wholesale ssentA
The Greatest Invention OF the Aga Prnc-
tcal family sewing machine The champion sewer for %
once, Sss Broadway
Hollovvsy's Osnsnent.--The Only Reliable
cure for scurvy ssrheum rngworm, bolts rashcs and
aneous erupons The patient who given BY the doc
tame. NY
DR.. Thurston's Celebrated Tooth Powder
sold b. T. Y. RusHToN, 10 Assx HOUSE and al Broad
waI
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A Great Trssl~.-The Ladies' Literally
patrunivipg KNOX. 2i2 broadway b- attractions being his
stylish aud fashionable fuu, which be l. selling exceedingly
.h~
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r. sause, silver Pinter.-spid WARE repisted,
Or rit equal to new al i9 Fulton street
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rORNs, BUNfOHS, MAILS PENETRATING THE
Oesh cured without pain, that he boot can be worn I'm
medstey amer The operation without the least
n the patient By Dr zACHARrr surgeon chiroped~ 100
Rtoaday Refers the physicians and the ctr
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White, the Halter, Headquarters No. 2fS
Green~ch street. Of Robinson Lanes rich fars SIS
fun
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Geo. SAUNDERS Metallic Tablet Rnyos ssrcr,
Th. m. genuine article has been equsiief or pro-
ducing kerpes possible edge tor sale ~ j.
4. SAGNDEBs No. Assor House
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for 1859 w 10 ready by December original and mimi
table. COS Broadway Fourth street sign Of The Colder
Star. Articles for presents &C
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The Anne vfcan smoker ts the Greatest Posst-
he luxury afianahle for pipe smoking Sold At ~
and ~ Frankfort street
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Boys Overcoafs. French styles.
supcrhiy finished and
In great variety.
Al GENfN's BAZAAR.
No. SIS BrradNay.
81 Nicholas Hotel
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-10-15

A have opened a NEAT MAkkRf on wtlltanssfest go
bniiliug East of the dowi-s CORNER. whereefhNI VIII nMenT
hines have q "a hand ~ supply Of ~FRksHsAkAT& e eE1f
irseri Itun auri Of the best qaality-which shSy viii H1AN
tie lowest poSsihleEat $. Is haa h1tH4lE g 81 a.
Aiisn, FREsH FISH in their season, every ynes4REAn.
Friday, MATThlAh Au1
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LANDS
New England Settlement.

nARE OPPORTUNITY. To ALL WANTING FARMS
on ~ o ON h. + he canseRR 'a and Aatf@asie raiilrosd, New jersey.
An old estate has recently been opened for sale. and the
acres and upwards The soil is Of he best quality for the
per acre, payabis IL easy quarter yearly lnstaimens.
msd I easy. in order 10 insure tbs rapid Improvement Of The
land, by enabling sssyy inda.tsioss man 70 buy a lsrmani.
Of the best citizens from New England aud the Made
Sne srealess isSprovemstlt out Of PhiiadeIphi@. ser sniy
a. and business men from the length and breadth Of
The Union arc setlling there 1T Is an important business
ket. Every article raised upon this land finds an imms di-
date sale. The water Is excellent, ana no sueh Thing as
The soil iss sandy or c!ay, loan. with a etay b&so% and
ed. Ii aboands largely in the phusphates: and such is lis
s sril ihs large ssr Y a. . under cultivation, it viii be
ioa ana, 70 . oe 3 ia s usarkes.
The reader may be wed aware that the earliest and The
are annually exported 70 tina anosnI 81 millions d dVlaT ii,
lizers, has an abundant supply OF the best quality Of muck
Lumber and building materials can be had on the spot at
a cheap prize siS b srTp ere nAiI bsine os Started ale on thr gro . penn =
person can put up = tra me- rs.'s II ssco = p sf TIC extensive
emigration, this is the best course TO pursue in srder to get
a pLaes TO iyein Al iirsi. Garpshfsss ana puloers I o
III setting here the vmIsran' has many adyansases l., He be
states and New England; he is ncar his Old friends and as
mrnt mi soEur5ra Of cfviizanon is Al hand: be is in a healthy
place, and is not subject u the certainty oil psins ~ sr ea
Ter part ofhis family and his own health by tfpSe me'iSh an
levers which make the graves OF so many nili"ens Q me
f gqanf apf Be aadas he ! has : a a MID nfsiO enn lie and oapen Slnssr;
There are three trains daily tn fhiiadelphis, AMI 70 an
those who improve The railroad company sfes4 4 uSA
ei- -.
The reader will at once be struck Win te adNahtHses
here presented and ask himself why the properly mas mol
been taken up - fore 1he reason is, it Mas never lhfoHn
in the mArke- pniess these statements ~
one woiIhIl u ~ e d 10 examine tho land bsiore Rnrehas
ing This All str expected to do They VIII see me iahu
under cultivation; they viii meet persons, no u I'LL
their own neighboIhJ od; they will witness me ihifIofe
ments, and can jndgs OF the character Of the popn at ION,
Persons should COME prepared 10 purciHAse' ~ m"AS @0
locating .n.i Ins,trons are moi held on re fusal-
The nanmonton Farmer a monthly Literary sn = g.
cultural sheet containing full Information OF laILlhnlAohs
will be SEM 10 eaca inquirer, AID can be obtAlAea Al z Sss.
per abnum. -.
clear Of all circumference, W When qurehas money
IS paid. Route to the md nanan,o
Leave Vine 5 rest wharf, Fhlipee pn Snsn tasrr iaauirr
tor AIR. Byrnes- BUsrding CONT enielees vii ne ioui N II
- - - - ..rn5 I, lions cali be aduresskdto , B.COOdh
LIN, 10 SCUM III Tai stree below Mainta (
Maps and I'M ormatfon cheerfuIly turhisheU
l. :
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-10-15
Brandaseah's Pills
= Dnre~ kIa pIoo1


CONTINUED pain or uneasiness in any organ Is gener-
~ ally CURED by one or more doses of brandretts. FILLS
Ehirty years. personal expefisnce by the underslgned ful-
III justifes this assertion.
teur. James LulL, OF Pottsdaa, n. Y, says--~I hayo GU
yed the most deptofable cosuveness of the bowels with
arandreib's pills, ~henevery other remedy had failed, and
sIe paaeps was given up TO die skin diseases of asa inTe-
TFale and Faipful character, slekSs err sipeks, salt sheum,
ulIer AMI suInIner-hs al, / have seen eradaeated by their
tse-~I have cAtred lhe FbeuHRstSer the epilspticr the paraly-
ic and the conshInpdve with these excellent pill u alone"
In jauudice and all affections Oh the liver, dyspepsia. dys-
e1llery and diarrhea, Fleurisy, sudden pains and lntalnraa-
lions, female distractions, scorDutic and serofuIstSs. ever
equity and netIralgie affections, have gtsen way topthe use
of this medicine; and now, after twenty years experience,
NV estimation of Iraudrethss PILLS eaiAIis-ues TO increase.
OBSTRUCTION.
A young lady. beautiful aiid healthy, took cold. which
caused d serious obstruction lur two years; her health WIS
brek zen down aud her beau y departed. AT length Bran
dFeih's Pills were iried; eleven esases, of from 1 wot to four,
were taken in hfteell lays proceeding the usual period
KegIasrity Was resteptd, apdi<s heuIth ard good looks re-
covered
BraHdreth's Pills are the best verns1uEes iAcy are infaA
Hbla. A child, SIX years odd, for SOM: weeks WAS dropping;
It's mother gave it one OF BFandreth's sugar conied pills;
the next day there came away a woFIa sixteen inches long,
aud as large as "a cafId s finger. The child was we'll.
PLEURISY.
A GentbeDan, away from honler WIS taken with pleuPisyi
the Inflammation WAS terrible; every breath made him
~rithe with agony. Eight Brandrefh's Pills were swallow
cd, ami warm oil applied locally; the. pills operated, ano
more pills, and the sesusSd day the yaIieBt eascured-
1 hose statements should have weight, and prevent the
nse oil poisoBeasdrugs andstop thc sad pra ctice Of bleeding
~ b BkANI'REyn.
Branireth's Pills aye suld at the principal CHiee, 294 Ca
nal street. l5randreths i5IIlding. AT % cents per box and
as he PLAIN And also sold by Agrnle generally.
Sept. ~. IS5S.-IninS-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-10-15

GoNsUMPTIVES--The advertiser hav-
L ing been restored to health in q few weeks
by q very simple remedy, after having suffered
several years with . severe LUEe AFFECTION and
that dread disease, Consumption, lis anxious to
make known TO his fellow sufferers the means
of cure. To all who desire it, he viii send a
copy Of the prescription used free Of Charge
with directions for preparing and using the
same, which they viii find q sure Cure for Con-
object of the advertiser in sending the prescrp-
ton is to benefit the afflicted, and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cost him
nothing. and may prove a blessing. Parties
wishing the prescription will pleas address.
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburgh, Long Island.
October Is. 1s5s.-.sm.