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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-20
00O A YEAR $1,000 A YEAR

FZ e o EN- e OIL IS
EA Distilled from Ooal.-Secured by Letters Patent
Kerosene Illuminating Oil The light obtained from
this Oh exceeds in briancy that of any other oil or hud
heretofore discovered; is nexplosVe and will remain linn
pd in the very coolest weather.
The Company recommend the lamps best adapted
to this OIL the Kerosene Lamps manufactured by the
loSng parties Messrs. Cornelius Baker, also, Dyott
OF Philadelphia; d. " Haughwout Co., 4ss Broadway,
the Brooklyn Flint Glass Co.. 70 Broad street, Diez
o., 1872 William street. L. Mercier, 1871 Elm st ee and
II Edwards, A Duane street, New York Samples Of
different styles of Lamps be seen at the Office of the
Company.
Kerosene Lubrioatsng OIL, No. l. Prepared to suit
the nest and all othe kinds of maehinery burns bril-
hanty in locomotive head lights lamps, and all the
ordinary solar and hand lamps, and stand great de-
gree Of cold as best sperm oil and is admirably adapted
to railroad and steamship dse.
Kerosene Lu6ricdtirg oils, Nos. 2and 8. Superior
Lubrcaor and will be found to possess dvantages
any oils in the market at prices-wn not burn-and
have been thus prepared to meet the requirements Of rail
roads and others.
use and will be found admirably adapted for Of
steamships, men-o var, merchant vessels lake and river
craft and burns in all the cabin, sateroom, pinnacle fore
castle lamps, signal lanterns, &c.
Binpace Oil will remain fluid as long best Sperm,
and will hurn all night without requiring to be trimmed
advantage that will be obvious every shipmaster.
The Kerosene Oils han be obtained from the Wholesale
Oh Dealers, Ship Chambers, Druggists, and Grocers in
New York. and the regularly appointed Agents Of the
Company in many of the principal to ans and villages Of
the g., the Canadas and the island of Cuba.
Local Agents appointed lin conformity with the rules
established by the Board OF Tustees,) application
AUsTENS, General Agents Kerosene Oil Co.,
No. 90 Beaver street, n Y
B.. Circulars, with full particulars. testimonials
prices, Nc viii he forwarded application as above
FuLLER n oR0ssMAN $50 Main Street, Worcester
sole agents for Worcester and vicinity.
e22 d1y
TESAM MANY RAIL- HOTEL
Corner of Nassau and frankfort streets, opposite
the Park and City Hall,
N r w Y . r. K
This celebrated hotel is still conducted on the
ErrOpenn Plan of Lodging Rooms,
and MEALS may be ordered, in the large and spacious
Reicelory for
Indies. ms we'll ms Gentlemen,
Having recenty added Elegant Pafor for the accom-
mediation Of Ladies' This popular Hotel is In the imme
date vicinity Of Business AMI places OF Amusement,
and offers every inducement TO those who consult
veneure an economy.
Parties gong o oALiFoRSIA or EuRoPE, will be furnish
ed wih all th' information desired and be protected IN
the purchase Of passage tickets.
mch26 dam CHARLES BROWN Proprietor
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-20

1t being fact that Of the advertisements
printed known to be richly inflated with bombas aud
egotism, deem sufficient state that these traps
will catch animals to the satisfaction of any perFon who
has courage enough to buy one.
When Mr.. RAJ finds of these Traps set over his
hole, there being bait to tell of DANGER he generally
sees himself caught in represented in the above cut
They adapted to catching all kinds of animals from
mouse to bear and the public respectfully invited
to try them if they desire to.
For sale wholesale and retail. by
G. FOSTER Co,
apo diff Worcester Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-20
DRY GOODS.

10 w PhIOES,
EMRRoTDERTES, LACES,
HOSIERY, GLoVES,
MITTS, M1NTTLLAS,
SRARLS, BoENETS,
B L o @ NJ E r ).
Ladies' and Misses Leghorn Flats,
Children's and Boys Leghorn Hats,
Ribbons, Ruches, Bonnets, Flowers,
Gents Furnishing Goods
Yankee Notions,
and other Fancy Articles in thst widely knovu and cee
brsted Emporium,
No. 1 FIngg's Block,
Opposite the Bay State House.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-20

81 N ~ En PAYS FOR BOARD
- et n DV AND TUITION in Common
Eoglish, the Term OF Fourteen Weeks, commencing
March is, 1858, at the
Fort Edward Institute, N. Y.
Superb brick buildings beautifully located the Rail-
road near Saratoga Springs. Superior facilities for Mu
sn Painting and French. Students received at any time,
aud charged only for the residue OF the term. Diplomas
awarded 10 Ladies' who graduate. Send for Catalogue
with foil particulars. Rev jos. =. KING, A. NJ, Pin
cipnl Fort Edward, div s23
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-20
w n LUU
Solicitor or PATIENTS

A MEXICAN . FOREIGN PATENTS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-20

re- hAs Hn
~ a--..-g--- J. ~ .. 49,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-20

Gentlemen In want Of Spring Goods, and having the
CGsA will md greatly to their advantage to cal at the
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23
nGARCH aa, 1857.

Il
| CANADA BROAD GAUGE RAILWAY.
YSHs Meht9ap Central Rairoad has he aAvaptaes y
Eecississ 7sieorapA Lac, used ensireiy 10 n.
cvsment o. a trains, thereby sveAsnK possiblty =
W. s sansga HEsss ssss fss:
3sa3 . -. Exssass Matchmaking direct thrsrnA
concessions 20 Niagara Falls Buffalo, New York ana
7:46 .. N. CINCINNATI IxPn1np-Nakins. diree,
connections to lafayette, Indianapolis Cincinns Nee
Anany. louisville Dayton CoEnbus. zanesvilley wheel.
7:41 .. =. r. ssaAsn EaPaass--Arrtvin. g NJ.
sse Eslls Sr Buffalo ne4t mornag, New York - 3 n,
nisAt OounectaAt PERKS With Bn1AlD "a - Hn..S
y. =: for Buffalo and all points East
500 p. q. Asr..sosa Esrans.-A Arrives 10 4nsv
Philadelphia 1880 second morning. ~ - 49, =
$40 ?. -. NlGsr Exsans-Arsivine q R,aea.
s... 'ss: ~ Ne. Ys, 81.
fs.s ss ssss 1H B &. Buale .nd q peass
With New Albany salem !. RSad ~ ~ NIX,
Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Dayton, CojumDns. zAsssyi|
- Whsslins, Baipss WAaAiastss. Ps
- ne 7.oins . ~ 0<ssSs, BsrsssSsas os,a-
", G1tena z 6Ascceo Cssos. iuiaods GsnsroI AZ
1scAsgsM 0nersI AtirOads ssA Dsto a. sass~ Daccl
ASrs aad tr0ssfsr Qr Rag0o0s -
rsIn. s;i A. a., ~, 500 2. =: and
GRAND TRUNK RAIL W1Yi
Io Aingston. Ogdsnsherg, Montreal, QasSee, ana N
s.s;rs ~ SsIaas Fs NsFAsrn ysloni Nss Hs.p
well known By the tsAsellne pubic Ahat mi, -
~ no competitor q equal facilities from Chcs q Is
treal, &c., &c. etA~S1-
ne caly frain thas leaves Chicago saturday s,ssV
n ~ aG ac sSo y One Trails suaaay, = 80
Ss.sss, nnss Ga :a.is s. sa''
kAfoads. will And competent Agents on tie care ard
baggage masters ct the depots 10 recstt eNeARt ~
sssssy sAsr baggage . - Michigan osaasi rss
IRROt0l ITcKEzg G0OD FOR xNETY Nara
ssals - bsueA1 ataA t1Glssnl sScesn - ,sss
- the Passenger Depot foot 81 Lake Street ~ N
Ae 0eAa1 1ithes OAeo Ces0or % laks ~ DsevSasr
Streets, Chicago. opposite The fremont House.
n. J. 6PAULDlN0, sa
Il NAY IA lSos. n, 44s4s4 0enefal Psss. Aesae,
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23
To Purchasers of Socks, Paper and
Stationery.

Large Stock ~ Aiscsisnn cons and o0s- oks
EdsterN HN0tesOis Prices. .t.
HAVING just recr4vs.I q very Tjars~ sock .
- SCHOOL, The0ogcaE Pcstical, standard ana Mis-
socks purchased This Fall at g.e Neac York
ana fnaddetphsd Trade Sssss, am prepared to sell
Among my stock will be fSuad the following valuable
Rsrry,s Expedition 70 Japan, vol. Caif, Antique.
Hugh Miiier's WOrke, s. v0ls III 9tis ssfFF3lu
I1rsing,s Life Of Washington. I vols. 4.
,mrs, Mls,. works Complete ..
Cooper. Complete Works. a4a LHsa 4l.a
Bayard Tsyloris Travels,
american GhcycloIed,a. "A = Library.
Dana. sy.,em u Mineral, ~, vi. cloth !.
Rollins Aneisnt History, 4vvs. NOR. aneiQue. ";
Ahdisonr works, evos. sheep. sA9h s5g9 U
Gold. miths vols III ~ $500 s,s5y- N
JOhnson's Works, vols. shsep.
HahamS Middle Ages. ii
Prsscoss's Conpasss Works. ~ vols. LRrAry.
The Works Of Daniel Webster, Is vols. clotn.
Bancroft History Of the y. Z. vols cloth ana sheep
lildrsth's !" .& cloth.
Ben B. Johnson sl prsnsss Works. !ol CALI III
s SsssmeaI ss'snef g" !. sheep.
Ma.senger Ford. Dramatic Works.1 vel. calf. "
Dickens, Complete Works, Q vols. sheep.
The Works or Lord Bacon 3 vols. Il So III,
Also complete assortment Of Cap, Letter, Note ana
Bill Paper, Envelopes, School and once Stationery 81.
wAya On hafd, ~ lowest pficss, byasa Es CO.
cctSV fE7stf "a Fl asl8 fa.gnaJ. III. BROWN,
garr.s House sloet. % !.
n E%A n n q n, a III. N - = =, !. Z. I.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23

A-It..tA1a8 1gaT5 AGK .e#&9s4& .4s9s ast
M Ke n ARDY, returns his thanks to the
~ cnifens OF BnTiinEton and vi5fnity FOR their
previous patronage and sosicifs continuance feeliaR
confident that he eentinee give perfect
ion. fF
owing TO hard times have purchased Goeds very
much lower than osmerly, 80 that enables me 10 eeh
a IN my line from 30 % per cent LEES than any
othef house 10 the West, and all Goods warranted g
good e represented Or che money refunded Ny stock
consists Of the following Goods, in
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23

THEODORE -. WEBER 4 co., i.
a4 ~ wnolnaALs nsAlEne ~ IN ag 1s fa9af.
meets, Shoes Leather, and Eimdfm1a.
Grimes' Block, Main Street, X
a6URElNGTON, 70 VA u "
rTAvEalways on haDd large and vclleeecsetl aAeck
II Of the above Goods, which they are prepared 10
sell at the lowest market rates. Tapr iS-vv.T'
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23

III AvlNes received large and complete assorf.
- ment OF Farming Implements and Machines. ~
20 sell at prices which cannot fail 10 st
P1fcasers The following among the articles con
pIasng our stock PiOws Of PArkinseu nd - -
makes and for saas Of msnQ,
s4t Culfavators, Uav~o~.
nosa Scrapers, Corn Planters,
hi. IRAN Drills, tE&-&s Seed Sewers, 4#g
Fan Mills, Wheel R.rrnw.
Ok Jokes, fsrIndAtones a. y. Il
teOiS AZ 4t4h4s KEITH, ROBINSON SEQ. T
Burlington Iowa.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23

The width Of the seats ct ] the Chapel
Royal on tho occasion Of the marriage was
twenty inches In re crinoline had not
come under the confederation Of those who
spaced the chapel ia ,4esiatt EaA4
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23

GG4eIYs nave You seen Al @1o1
-, Woy3d1 r1ir Prise ChuFnl
O9a 1evS0 A01Wseet " GAUsu y 49,
WS1keF Co@h 1esA&j
= oss state Pair, held . Msseatiss. lssA
"A October, tisee, TN chsss 1850 - sy1D
- sa &c; 49, 81 =: !.
miam wherever intssdseeA. re eAsA.ssess 49,
Chprn over al others are - follcvs: ~
III. u VIII produce besier has sAsst - oos|
a. Il vAll eaahsr the batter A5ses Il y psstsseA
/ -. ~ WI vork The butter into 3 ~ ~ s1E9S
butssFnyk tAsfsffoA completely .uisAssi ~ nAneS
~: g Ssn sails The Sstsss bslsas taAheh
Is. il con - opsrassd - ana IN psrAa -
and % = easily cIeAnse1 % any sshes CMtss.
Prsesleal operation viii csAsirsaay rt '.s's
DelaF ars > ssv.of he pames o. psss&sa. ssissD
hsrs,' vAe have sabscrYb<d 10 de iellosiss e1e
y1r. W ers now usine o. Ab.ve Cnuvu 80
MAk0s - ehusns with pass and nriAs! sn1esss
eaking 4tfen ~ Charm. apd W sAssrialys se
-. isssss 49, css< tsss las.s.. 49,, 60
essss. aa.0sss lssNP. lnas. Drlsss, 80
ssss NJ s = III
DeyA. Saee0 - 1seA. s5nnBss Rshsrsnn.
esse - ~ - Ateve nalned Chuia " - 49,
9snty Colnslsss Epva, 40 HenAxEsos - v
Csansiss, lnsnslss sna = ssw pssparse y t11n
- Meee AsrSs ~ A. a. - 4 1NS@E
- 10 asaass2s . cs.S. "a ~ fs.11S
ss.i;::~.ersa.y - lsA'A ..vs.s 80
TO. H1R1lsgo "a DOalsga z
NJ 1aAse vss111ues
. - - 49, - 80 - I - -
ofDFNHgieNeru % ~ DnsatnEtea 49,
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23

"A Lases GAYS KxPLoRsD.-A friend in
Ohio county writes 10 an account of the
partial exploretiep Of . renarkable easo In
shaE coanfy. sRspsrts made BY some boys,
who had vvntursd into the cave, knowa ~
Spring Cave, near Peint Pleasant, on Green
River, psuwptsd the writer and several
other gentlemen 70 make an exploration Of
It An entrance 70 the cave Was effected
Through alnasFow passage, about thirtv feet
Long, which opsnsd into An e9gphspsd room,
some shirty fast long, and fifteen feet high.
The exploring party visited, through various
passages, Ave other rooms, in one u which
was : small sstsG. - il made BY nan and
On It were thrse books and several letters,
nons Of which the gentlemen could make
out. They also found in his room silvery-
looking @etal. that bad been rum into
Iamps. In another room they found human
bones It's The Intention Of the gentlemen
engaged % this exploration 70 make more
ehoroagh investigation Of this cave. Oar
correspondent thinks It viii prove to b -
exsepeivs eavs - The Mammoth.-l0ais~
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23

Nov QaeF4g On easy terms choice Lots in the
city and cheap homes In the several addition 20 OF.
tng an absrsct q ths Records Of Eapellp County
CITY Plata. Sectional County Maps and blanks 81 =
Of Titles and OoaveyAncing arson.Mi 1nDr q secure
Farms VII 90 veil - ex.m.ne Ma liza ri 4.
MI Eiras Glass LaAee, An,
= Wapsllo Adair, Adams Appanopae, ,8osp, clark,
y y, Danas, Decatur, Grssn, Gus6tJs, Harrison
ssfea and other Counties Of loIad9asr4 J HI
~ I'll 4--I-lnal II III q .....
nifty bis, n, n and " bssalaaA&eosl, ~ salea
III apr % fSy y W &s4 n NJ Rfh0EIa 4 M
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23


ana great variety Of articles usually kept 10 fra
class warehouse, which too numerous TO mention
cents % 90. @ha SE ssT%37 80 = ..si'D -
sit Frame Looking Glasses from u IS 10 S16O 90. as
Mattresses u Is 20 e3U 90. - '-
Brass Clocks, with Iron frames from ~ so ID "a no
dncount made 10 country dealers Tseptl 0bp
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23

=. Z. af1Hh WIN 2 VONAUNksN 9FH33EH9I
The costume. which her Majesty dressed
in at the marriage Of the Princess Royal
and Prince friedrich William was Of peach
color MORE antique, with, Honitpn lace
dounces and peach, velvet train, the lace,
fiounces being the, same which tho lQaeenl
wore ut her own wedding. .5., III sas ssa5l,
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23
Steam Boiler Mandatory.

WE are nov prepared 70 build High Pressure Lo-
W conceive and Portable Boilers, also Oil and Soar
ianss Smoke Pipe and Breechng. aud everything elae
10 our hne At q Louis p ices and the same terms
TO parties wanting Engines We win furnish the "a.
chinery complete rr4 .Tsrr7 g. - - I
Repairing done on short notice and good terms.
Shop near D. Rand's Pork House Burlington. iowa
octi4-dSmWom j.. NJ. WILSON q CO. III.
Citzen, copy TO amount Of &3 and charge this ONCE
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23

GPRlNG BEDS-A new patent, which Vii
~ put up on trial Of week and IL not liked win 81
taken down. Tree OF charge-f kept, price 81 CO. ANY
one Wishing try them do By calling At my store
septic bp . .*tsft n n HApHy
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23

"The committee being, therefore, unap-
prised Of the c:uses of this separation, or ita
probable monstrous results, can only recon.
mend the House to advise them to stick it
out for their brief future of this earth
Whatever their difficulties or 'embarrass
ments' may be, whether sentimental or CON-
stitutional. the difficulties of the legislature
are both sentimental and constitutional: as.
therefore, this House wouldn't if it could
nor couldn't il it would, they recommend
the petitioners to the court of common
pleas, and 10 beware Of bi-amy"
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23

= EA = E-sTAi'1 Ean0lEElO =.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23

The floor of St James chapel was covered
with a scarlet carpet, and was entirely ap-
propriated to the royal cortege, the illustri.
GUS visitors and their suites. jtTs5r@ u-8
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23

u. Az.
to resume operations next Monday. s.s4 ~
The three great eras Of mans cxistence-
Cupid Cupidity!! stupidity liza Strong
Minde1 Woman.
Henry Clay Pate seems anxious 10 render
himself as obnoxious as possible to the Free
State men of Kansas In the event oe a flu
tuae hostile collision between the two par
ties in that Territory, the Lecomptonites
will be very likely to get their pate broken
ut the starts--[I Lou. Jour.
"Boy, what's became o. the hole saw in
your pants the other day z ssm95.g. +.
is Young America. carefully examining his
untAentionables.) "lt's worn out, SIR
WHEN TO SroP,-To know when 10 stop IL
q valuable art The following specimens of
curiou g. punctuation will illustrate our mean
ing "Parassl-A protection against the sun
used hy. ladies made of cotton and whale
bone. Straps-An article worn under. the
boots of gentlemen made Of calfskin Kites
Light frames, covered with paper, sent in
to the air by boys with tails on them
The boxs Of Ireland are made to furnish
candles of Us pure paraine as our American
coal There is no less than 1000, 900 acres
Of this peat land in Ireland, and the yield is |
% good a. so much coal would be expected |
70 give. The peat is from twelve to forty |
feet thick. The candles are found now Ia |
this country and ere said to b. ~ good %
wax. e.s 'S - si1s.ss - ssf 81. as'is
aStefpc used to say. 1.-THE most accomplish
ed way Of using books isAo serve them rs
most persons do lords-learp their titles, and
then breg Of their acquaintance s
RxyoLTIxG DIscLosURs AN advevtiss-
|neUt In the fiyapnnol naslv Pat ~tatA. L
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-23

NEW SASH DOOR AND BLIND FAC
~ TOHE6. Mt Pleasant Strees, opposite the Od
Plank Road Depot, adjoining the on Mill BurIInrton
Iowa Alcommcn work constantly on hand and Or
ders. bylmailo or otherwise promptly attended to
nov. 1s.W.s A5ts 8AtsAa A3 III FEURlAH LOPEZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-06

Corporation Notice.-Tbe Committee on Lands az
Paes II the ard Of Aderns whom referred e slb
pct II relation certain Lands Wad's Island will meet To
DAY al u O'Clock in room No. City Hall
All petss int rested requesfed 70 attend.
MICHAEL MURRAY, Committee
THOS. w ADAMS,
T. HIRRIsON REED, Islands and Pisces
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-06
8petial Notices.

Fourth Ward Brooklyn Republican Electors
vii Dt. ~ DR.. Bsnnets ote, No. 1876 Washnstonst,
THURSDAY EVENING, I'd. 9Th inst st O'Clock organize
wGd Association. By order Of the r. publican General Com.
mit,ee A. UANCE, J. c. DURYEA,
J. REEVE, J. ALLEN,
A. @. CLEMENT
Dele gates TO the Genera Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-06
Proclamation,


By JOHN A. king GOVERNOR The STATE or NEw.YoRx.
having Represented by Coroner COnnery Of the
City Ct N.wYoIk and tie Jury which investigated the case
that the body Of CHARLES SAMUEL had been found in
the East River q: the Of Washngon.s, Brookyo and
that tie said Samuel first murdered and then thrown into
the panied with request that would offer re-
the apprehension and conviction Of the murderer or
muIdeIers;
In compliance with such request do hereby offer Reward
Of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS person persons who
viii give such information will lead to the apprehension aud
conviction Of person persons guilty Of the murder Of the
ssid Charles L. Samuel.
In wtnes whereof have hereupto affixed name aud the
Privy Seal Of the State this seventeenth day Of April
H. In the year Of Lord thousand eight hundred AID
ffty-eight.
BY tbs Governor,
(Signedl JOHN A. KIM.
Vrxpy / SEAMAN Private Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-06
READ THE FOLLOWING:

Ny son had white swelling with crooked aud std knee
s care Of Dr. Manu- He nSw walks upon strah limb aud
without crutch or cane-watertOwp, N " Az q la;s
Ny Charles had white swelling Of the knee joint with
leakage Of the joint water ever since h was months old
lined everything without benefit then employed D.. Manu.
Mrs. MARGAp.rGr JOHNSON, Syracuse, Ny.
son pss HSu -efomed foot Tor thirteen years All that
hao oseh cone n had failed until employed Dr. Mann
''' H' Mr. Mf,' HANNAH sIMoNDs, Syracuse, Y.
For our years suffered from Dhmed enlarged aud
diseased tuse joint great pain The joint ucertsd
1Id matter. and walled with cruch BY the skill
III. discharge has and the pain cannot sut
fen,y express gratitude for the relief have received from
My daughter lame six years have USED the
scnyon Of the ceebaed surgeons 10 the uniei oies
length placed her under the Of Dr. Mann, whom
oheetuy nd feeling satisfied that be Will not encourage
hope when he is not quite SUE Of success s
Ny had foI six years srofs Of the knee 1n The leg
eh angles aud much ENLARGED and req lfed The
but without success Dr. Mann has made the crooked leg
ssL and to-day my son walks WI hot cInc1 OF Tsn ana
with straight epS-New York Oct. a. 1850 e. T. ADAMS
Nv with both lower limbs dermed B).h knees
permsben) forward, the Of foot barely
fourteen there uueTsa sGes OF the limbs aud
quied such twisting If The spine and i1nan OF the whole
spent hG until the leaned aud
uhesn.d declared HE case hoPees. lie BOW walks upright
nj VINO s.. HIM This has fully ,dei Of Dr.. Msun's
.by Let ShSr his child or inepd 70 se%sR de
H.. b.d dis, aud crooked twenty
ysas have bsen all Soost consn s1n' snu Law, ,S o
Maon steadily improves, uni an now aoe 70 "siA
with lea sufficiently 'Ash sTd s:ys yIy bs p'S
NV daughter walked with aeIuch the whole Of her lie me
lab beios bent a. night srge All T-ueafs iaea, d
grace perfectly erect with both limb: Of equsi snsh
RrrERrxcrs-The Hen CENT spith toe Rev Henry WAfd
BtecLer; Samuel j. May Gen james W. Nyei Erss
tssPro''er eco Buffalo; the Hon Ha; Massey Illinois, :"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-06

RepIatipa as Coed as New.-Fsmilies hsylns PLACED
Csss Case Bsskes Coffee Uros Tee Sets ferkt Sp9,n.
oa Rich the diver of, have them rePs'ed
Il dot ro,ce and II . moderate price By aprlinSb
LUCIue Hart, No& and Bulne clip
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-06
Wings Farina Crackers.-The rems,saSIea exc i,

Wings Farina Crackers-The rein., aAos ga h e.,
sn hose other descriptions OF Crsser and
. ~ nee $3.50. b,y WINGS CRACKERS in order 20
supp,y their customers with fsIinA Crsckers ..,,
pS or two ndivdua however have been offering the odi
nary kind which they make under TIE name OF fHns C~Ae
and have suecssded selling them o. sua1 extent
The ceiling Of such Craeters for Farms has isnd.n:y % ~
ur, the reputation Of TRUE FAhNA 0hAohhAS MAoA 0y
Mr. WING. , -.
has ever succeeded 10 working the ms,erI for
Ya Csckers ptoducng article which contains such
harhly poir,icus and hesl,bfu proPerties a. WINGS
&INGS CRACKERS have delightful ta.t,. act kindly upon
,he stomach and eges,ed with remarkable For dye
n on he ssed well a. stdensry and delicate
rsy ,hey are acceptable and peculiarly pleasant for chill
Greu.
u.Ior.d With the pane " WING"
n THOMPSON Co, WholesIe Agents
Nos 22l aud 2s3 Fultou st, New.Yoft.