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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-02-10
JOHN SHAFFER.
4 DESPERATE C4SE ~, ,,,,,.,,u

q BDhh33ThhAIE Bh3ni43.aE CASE OF TETTER AND
-, ,'5AfbEfS n5 ITCH, cured by the nsr df D
LINDSEY 5 Blood Scarchcr /, the ~, | .,.; use OF
,oio ,H % ,lne N last March, was severely atiinta
w. .,i "l't wa Plonounced by my PHYSICIANS -
~ " CERTAIN KIND Of letter and Harhcr, I.L 10
N9 condition was one Of the greatest ,1iSol!'
as Almost cons family running with the fI', 3
9tp ,p;'n that escaped from the tubcrcIes ~,
.i''I ,i'CH II was almost completely covered Ky ros
ogLS under the care Of my PHYSICIANS f,r 1tieer
ino mon tL', without the least benefit va.
u"'S" 70 make trial of Lincs,.y's Blool SOL N
u ana the result was that in llsin ono 'I
fbat '',''I Iound perfect cure. may also snu
* cI,rs s''ly trled whatever was rccommendaS
s cure. Such was my wretche1ncss that
VI IeNorted to the dangerous experiment r,r. of
an pure creoSote on my face and necl h,It
an a.! 70 no purpoae-the Blood Scarcbcr ,.n . 1uC
iiis' ana only thig that did me any GOOD 'he
,, r,,, u',ncr It Is unequalIed, and have @roat
reason to be grateful that | ever made sIc"t
us nealms virtues, and confidently ol,1L 81
10 any who may suffer from letter or anvotbl
blood IoImil IN pIIG % state of the
HolIIdayaburg, Pa, July 20. 1851 l.
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4 y INTERsETNG CASE OF scpor,,,

a y INTERSETING CASE OF SCpOE1-r :,
= cured OY one bottle of Lindscv;s ItI,-a,
'oc'icnGf.-lh his ccrtites that about nns Dioou
"CL our Httic son aged four years was most
l-ClCu with what the physicians ,,ronoI,,,DlI al
SeIolua and was treated accordinglv f,r ~ He
ear, but without the slightest benefit Ell He'Iy Hy
y - We're running thin watery b,I,nnr o1ns iiis
constantly, which would encrust his cros Ia '''iiios5
cd and cleaned by soap and water are STtsi wash
nt'!ie ulhe an abscess formed Just below tLo 'ne
cEll Wo.l IN que time broke and commcnceJ s[Gh T;r
gnITSe' which was found impossible to Jr,. ols
eSltne i bed WouG be very much sta1eJp Jp ,rd OF
i. g % %E,1'n.h$ i OF the child perfectly sickcnng in %
5.c nights time. After having the attr9t;n,,a ~
XIII t u physician for 50 long time, and fndino ths
cd to be Getting worse we dcterminnI lung the
Iiie cheGts OF Mr. lindsey's Blood ScarLar 70 t'y
was III last March-and before two v.cnI., i5 us
""SS'd away the change was manifest o,i nae
:,tly :, 10 say that in the use of SINGIE RGI am
II.I lI our rtie boy has been restored perfacti,.
Ii, ,.,lI' we cannot speak too highly Of ~ 10
".''ot IneICIne IL should be in cyerv f,;,l ;-
none should be without it. As a rIr;t1 i%iIiiiy
''' 1t Is beyond all price P'''iief o
U,IGI,rl.... DANIEL BOLLINGER.
monday "ESblirg, Ps, July %. 1857
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FOUNDRY

Ebensburg, March Is. 1855. i -
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THE GREATEsr ET4P c,--cr, i,

Eoensbrg. July Is, Is5--sf. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-14
TO MARRIED LADIES
ssss.pLAIN STATBMENrs or FACrs.-

DR.. HAMPTON, now aged 81 years, speaks. Hear him.
Are you sicki Beware of imtationsl Ask Tor
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture. Tie many cures
made by this pleasant and cafe remedy may induce
eounterfeiting.
A medicine must have merit and great merit too,
"a stand the test of public opinion No art Of pulns
can gavanize worthless article SO as to keep 1t up
as "A good medicine If it be not really 80.
A good medicine will live, become popular ana e1-
tend its sales year after year. in spite OF opposition
The people readily find ont its virtues, and the fame
Of them passes fren mouth to mouth with mere Te-
piaty than newspapers can spread II. a hVing WIZ
ness t.stfying to the medicine has made for
him, is Of more service than any newspaper adYcr'
tising. =.
Hsnpton's Vegetable Tinctnre and its effects.
MR WM. HIGH, No. lg5 SoSth Pacs street, Baltl-
more cured of Rheumatism. Dyspepsia and Nervous
Disease.
Mn. EDWIN NJ spRANKLIS, No. 27 Register street,
Baltimore most dreadful case of ScrofGla Of years
stan ling lost number of pieces of bone. restored to
DIGS MARY scoFIkLD Teacher No. ESQ Baltimore
street-her case after years of suffering, has aston
ished her friends Let the afflicted call to see her.
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEASE. &c.
Mr. VIM Oldham, of Baltimore Custom House, sur
fcred from theee complaints for Is months with body
TOMS Vegetable Tincture after other things failed
''''S 'NS COTGH, CONSUMPTION, &c.
MIR Henry q. Winn bad ecough for years-great
weakness &C. had in all I've or six physicians; triea
al't he remedies. but wes cnred only by by,r,,,x,
HAMpTON's FEtfETABLE FINCTuRE.
Rs- Delicate Ladies aud Children wih please give
sold hy PURCELL, LADD a co. Richmond; by
PscysnTa Pr qSEK = ty MoRTIMER MoWBRAY Rati
more end by Druggists and Shopkeepers everywh
rs-sl per bottle six bottles for s.. -d&o
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FIGHT IN THE HOUsE-AssdM ioith intent TO Kill
After the adjournment of the House of Represent t..
atives to day, the members generally remained
sometime in their seats, engaged in conversation
The rules were of course not then enforced. and
several persons strolled in to converse with mem-
bers, or crafty their curiosity. One of these MIR
fleifer. alias Helper, author of work called "The
Impending Crisis" took a seat next to that of Hon
Burton Craig, of North Carolina, and commenced
An animated conversation with him in relation to
erpose made of his (AIr. H.'s) character in the
Senate a few days ago, by Senator Biggs
That ey11OSe was called out by a Northern men,
ber having quoted from Helfers book something
concerning social life at the South, and Senator
bggs in reply read long account of Helfer's con-
duct while a resident of Salisbury, ~ c.. in the
course OF which he accused him of dishonesty
Heller endeayored to ascertain who had thus
posted" Mr. Biggs, and as Mr. Craig came from
that district, he approached him under the con-
yiction that he was the informant
His language assumed very abusive character
when Alr. c. pushed him away, aud refused to con
verse any longer. Upon this Heller struck Craig,
when the latter caught him and threw him over
his desk, and would probably have handled him
severely but for the interference of others.
On being released, Heller renewed his abusive
language, when he was taken in custody by George
Thomas, Esq, of Philadelphia of the Assis-
tant Doorkoepers, who delivered him over TO MIR.
Glosbrenner, Scrgeant-at-Arms, and he was placed
in the guard-house.
Subsequently. Justice Arnold held prelim-
mary examination, which terminated in releasing
the prisoner until o'clock to-day under $500 bail
Hon. }. p. Hale having become his security. On
Ielier's person were found revolver of Colts i'm.
proved patent, and handsome bowie knife. These
still retained by the magistrate.
His purpose was no doubt to court an attack by
dr. c. and then use his weapons; but the strength
and activity of his opponent prevented his carry
ing out his design.- VASE Star, Ap,H H.
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There is only one objection 10 people who ''mean
well,' and that Ia they never can spare time TO
carry out their meaning.
The PENNSYLVANIA Senate has rejected the bill 70
limit bank notes TO not less than $50.
IL is In contemplation 10 erect free-seat Pres
byterian church In New Orleans.
George p Morris, the poet 10 spoken OF FOR U. b.
consul TO London.
Rev. Mr.. Minnigerode Of Richmond, was preach
ing in warrenton, Va, last week. -
The Young ladies down east complain that the
gentlemen are so poor that they can't even pay
| their addresses
The rains have wonderfully improved the wheat
| In Loudoun county, aud the upper part of fan-
quier county, Va. -.
| The reduction Of canal tolls in New York has
been sanctioned BY the Legislature Of that state
| Rev. L. A. Anderson, Of Lswisbnrg, Va, was
among the emigrants who lsft that place last Week
| for Kansas. e
| Rsey eagle measuring feet 8 inches from tip
to tip, was killed in Pocahontas county, Va, last
/ week
| At their late municipal election, cincinuati
poIled I5,os4 votes 81. Louis IL, ESQ Chieago 10,
| 424; Milwaukee LOCO =
| Thesearnlngs of the Gaiena and Chicago union
Railroad for March 1888, are Sl0a 2o3 81, being
| sixty thousand. dollars worth Of palm-laaf hafa
/ areNnaSaliy manufactured 80 Nashua, New iiampF
FAfsS slaves escaped from cAbeii county, Vs.,
The revivals In cabeli and Kanawha counties
Va, have resulted in $50 accessions to the church
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PRICE ONE CENT.


AksIvERsARY The
eighth Anniversary Of the Young Guard was cele-
nfaied yesterday In iine style, by the Battalion
The two companies "a. and g b. made very
handsome parade In the morning. attended by the
Armory Band, and subsequently, repaired 10 plea
sant place in the northern suburbs. called the
:, PeopIes Garden. where they passed the day
:, rTtsale n L. smith, of company B, made the best
shot, and a medal was presented him by Mai Gui-
eon, on behalf Of the corps. Private John Askew,
OF company A, also received q medal from Lieut.
.. .. hady, for the second shot The companies
nad ss good dinner, and everything passed of hap
a series of skiifal manenvres and fired several
rounds OF musketry on Capitol Square. after which
they repaired to the Armory and were dismissed
The celebration was In every respect equal to
tfe antlcipations OF the Battalion, and We are
gratifed to learn that the festivities were nm
marred by any accident untoward incident.
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EXTRAORDINARY CONFLICT OF TEsTIMoNY,-We
have received intelligence of the acquttal Mer-
rittsyile, G. w, of William Townsend SO called.
tried on one of the many charges of murder which
have been brought against him, as the leader of a
gang of desperadoes who ravagsd portion of Can.
ada West after the manner of the brigands of
Spain in the generation just gone by More
than hundred witnesses were examined on
the trial. the great point being whether the pri-
soDer was Townsend, the biood-stained burg.
lar and highwayman, or whether he was Robert
j. McHenry, an honest and respectable man,
who was in California in 1854 at the time
of the murder for which he was tried
For the prosecution, very many witnesses swore
in the most absolute terms that they saw Town
send before and after the murder at Neller's, for
which the prisoner trial, and with equal
absoluteuess that the prisoner the man. On
the other hand about fifty testified that they had
known him as Robert j. McHenry. Some of the
witnesses testified that they had known Town
send many years-from his boyhood till 1854
and that the prisoner was not Townsend
and they pointed out differences in the per-
sonal appearances OF the two men. David De-
war, Townsend's step-father, testified decided
ly that the prisoner was not Townsend The
testimony of of the witnesses that the priso-
ner was McHenry, and not Townsend, was quite
quittal fully justified by their evidence. The
Buffalo Express attributes the wholesale swearing
of the Government witnesses to the inspiration of
a reward of FIVE thousand dollars, which had been
offered.
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Rs9s-IF YOuR HAIR Is HARSH.


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II your Hair is Gray,
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II your Hair is Thin,
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Il you are Bald.
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II yuR admire the Beautiful Lock,
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II you admire the Beautiful Ringlets,
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II you " ish Beautiful Complexion,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
If you wish Face free from pimples,
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Ii yon with to appear Nonng,
Use Prof WoOd's s Hair Restorative
II YOU want testimony overwhelming,
Read the Circular of Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II you want To lind II,
The Depot il at III Market street, st Louis, Mis-
aunri. aud 3i2 Broadway, New York.
e&-lt Is also sold by every popular Druggist III
this city aud country. NH l2-dkcH3m*
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sag- CorGus CoLps Ho,RsEyEss &c

-Ttr prevail nee of the above complaints at this
season has has the effect OF bringing out host OF
rroir,.rdiy new specifies and while some few may
/. good, many are usele.s aud some even dangerous
To prevent disappointment the bestcourse 20 pursue
CaH-Ult your family ply scian or otherwise use
y such remedies long public experience has
p rpysd. hr safe and eiicacious Of this class il
T YlER CuWP0CSb SYRUP OF GUM ARAEIC. Original
ly the fayOTie prescription of eminent ph ysican
il soon became a popular family medicine. and with
ont Advertising. has continued to cnJ0v growing
reputation tor the last twenty years In all recent
Bronchitis, HoopngCough CrOup. Asthma. &c. IL
used with unparalleled success as most families
VII testify.
sold by FISHER 4 WINSTON, MEADE & BAKER, A.
B5DEgER &c. NJ % cents per bottle. aud in ele
gaut and pleasant LpZ-nge FORM l2k and 25 cents
7 box. called TELER5 GUN ARABIC CUUGH CANDY
| RGpS" fe Z7-3ms
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EXTRACTIN TEETH.-G. W. JONES.
DENTIST would announce TO those wishing their
to-h EXTRACTED, that lac now has instruments supe-
nor 70 any others ever Hsed. The simplicity aud
pnrtrg .lon O! their adaptation is such to render
thr extraction OF the teeth almost painless, Rerer
fltg t5 bta2 The o"h tie first tridi never breaking
parts
All other operations Filling, Cleansing, and In.
sorting Teeth. gently and thoroughly performed.
Ofi-e opposite Coriathian Hail. on Main street.
XD1s-bm
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property of T. Il S. Hargrove, was examined be-
fore the Mayor yesterday charge of setting
fire to house occupied by Louisa Barker, free
women of color, on Thursday night last. The
evidence proved that Lewis had been previously
ordered to leave the premises, and threatened
with punishment If he came there again. On
Thursday night, the house was discovered to be on
fire. and at the same time Lewis was seen hastily
leaving the yard. The fire was extinguished with
out serious damage, and pieces of light-wood were
found where the incendiary had placed them
The accused was remanded for trial.
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Ex-Governor German, of Minnesota was in Chi
cago on the Sth instant, en- route to Washington.
The Georgia Baptist State convention meets in
Americus on the I'D inst.
The birthday of Henry Clay was celebrated in
Philadelphia, Monday evening.
Thomas II. Whitman, eX-member of Congress
from New York, died in that city on Monday.
Andrew Kyle, printer. of Cleveland Ohio, was
drowned in Georgetown, d. c.. Sunday afternoon.
The net proceeds of Hon. Ed. Everett's lecture
on Washington in Savannah, Ga, were 81 COZ,
Col James A. Russell, a well known citizen of
Lagrange, Ga, died last week OF burn received
some time since. tt
John Hickworth, an actor, died recently in Pc.
ori, ILL.,, in the 43d year of his age. He was for
merly manager of the Galveston theatre.
We notice in the Albany papers that the As
sembly on Friday, was opened with prayer by
Rabbi Cohen.
Mrs Richard Storrs Willis, wife of the editor of
the Musical World, died n New York, Sunday
evening, very suddenly.
An old lady fell and broke her leg at the rail
road depot in Schenectady. Fanny Kemble being
present, gave her $50.
The smallpox is prevailing in Newark, N. j.
In the Seventh ward alone there are said to be
two hundred cases.
The mountains about Wilkesbarre, Pa, fave been
on lire for week or more, destroying en- immense
amount Of timber.
OF all the military in Now Jersey at New Bruins
wick, in Augusta next
An anti-Admiuistration meeting was held id
Philadelphia Monday night, and resolutions adopt.
ed for the formation of a "nationap' party.
Joseph Manly for the murder of his brother VIII.
liam in Franklin. CO, n. Co. has been found guilty
of man slaughter.
Governor Thomas Ford of Ohio, long known as
powerful political speaker, has been converted in
the revival
'Sir,' said woman te q loafer, elf you do moi
send home my husbands clothes will exposf
you" ''If do shall expose myself" was the cool
reply.
Accounts from the coming wheat crop through
| out East Tennessee are very favorable The pros
| pect is truly encouraging. The quantity sown i
| unusually large.
| young gentleman who had just married lit
tle beauty, says, ''she would have been made tall
er, but she Is made of such precious materials
| that Nature couldn't afford it,"
| An exchange has discovered that Scottische 10
corruption of the words "Scotch itch" and tha
the famous dance owes its name to person afflict
ed with the Scotch plague aforesaid Awful
| The Boston Traveller says the statement that ex
| Judge E. G.. Loring had been appointed Unite
| States Sub-Trcasurer at Boston, in place Of Mr..
| W Beard. il Incorrect.
| sDoctor," said iespairfne patient to his phys
clan, 81 am ia a dreadful state. can neither Ia
| nor SIT what shall dot" "Why. then,' reptile
the doctor, very graseiy, .Ithink you had better
Yoastp
The young lady who net on hearing ii announce
that naked fact would be disclosed, returned 9
receiving positive assurance that II would be cloti
ed in becoming language,
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lures quickly AMI permanently scsoruLA, SYPHILIS.
HsuM4Tiss. PlLEs. KEDNKY AFFECTIONS, GosuYE'
MESS VaxRgFtL DISEASES, aud all chronic affections
OF the sFsUAL ORGANS Tho wonderful reputation
which this celebrated remedy has acpuited IN tho
Ioughly Graduating the above discases, Is nnptec'
deuted in the Annals Of medicine. Thopsauds OF the
most nvaterate of disease have teen cured bf
this truly great moAiciue, after having been pre-
nounced beyepd nj. possible cure by the most emf.
neut physician. of the country. Finley f. IorSu
son Mayor Of Norfolk, Va, cured ot Rherp.atlsn;
Rev Thomas Hume, p0rtsmouih. Va, cured Of BroD-
ehits; a daughter II signor George (formery Pro
lessor OF Music IN this city Curel OF terrible
Nervous Affection; and thousands OF others whose
uauIes could be- mentioned were il necessary,
Price 81 per bottle--six bottles for s.
Prepared by J " BuRRoS & Co, Practical Chem
ists. Norfolk. Va
=, Sold by PURCELL LADD Co. Wholesale
Druggist E,ahmond. ia 26-3m
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FOREIGN MIss1oNs.-This evening at s

o'clock, in the Second Baptist church. a mass
meeting will be held, at which an abstract of the
annual report of the Board of Foreign Missions OF
the Southern BAPTIST Convention will be present
ed, and addresses delivered by Rev. Messrs. Tobey,
of Aorth Carolina aud Keen, of Petersburg.
As this report will embrace the labors of the
Baptsts of the whole South during the past IL
months it cannot fail to be occasion of unusual
interest 10 the friends of missions generally in
our community.
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rss- HARTsHoRsE's HEALTH-REsroR-


Err OR SARsAPARILLA CORDIAL~-fte Lite.Qf The Flesh
is az the Biop3-PBEPAREp BY CHEAiST.-The best
Rcst9rar of Health, AMI the best Bloodpurifying
Compound in the Word! 1t does ret contain par:
tcle of Mercury. The above preparation is snited
to the impaired and weak eHed condition of the hu-
moves all pimples and eruptons from the skim gives
bloom and freshness to the complexion and is parti
sex.
II is perfect cordial in taste. and acts like
charm mon the feelings spirits and energies of the
weak ami debilitated from any
Quart bottles ST.: small bottles 50 cents.
sold by'ail Druggists in Richmond, Norfolk and
Portsmouth. NH 3l-d6cW3m
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,s,s- is on OR WATER CoLoRs from

sns, ANERrTtpEs or DtGrERsEorrPEs OF deceased
nirs'Ds or from liie are executed at the Photo
?, trh aud Pine Art Gallery OF &. w MINIS, in the
80 -. .ige 0f the art AT the shortest notice.
N.a N Photographs. Amhrotypes. Sphereo-
,vrsS a. every style of likeness known, or desired,
-: sat ,t.ctlsN guaranteed to the most tatidious.
Tta CvaypB heads Of small children so executed at
" Stl,lerlrs have gained the admiration OF all who
have seen then Galleries Main street, opposite
M. new Cuetnm House Richmond Va, and Syca-
81. W. street Petersburg. Va. NH Is
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~WHgRs SHALL WE arr ORR LIKE.

nsss TAEEsf--At GlBBs', OF course where every one
mat wants decent picture and not a caricaiure
Always go Besides we have never been dseeiy.
eG oy him with hnmbug advertisements As these
are sentiments daily expressed aud carried out sy
scores Of perEons take pleasure Ia wing that m
aadltlon 70 o0urlnimitahle AAiBRoIY Pc We are now
eAaenling PHOTOGRAPHS, ofa superior character,
both psln and coiorsd which fof beauty of nish an1
accuracy OF likeness are eqaale5 by few and sur
PASSED w nohe. Pictures Of all kinds accurately co.
Ris aiiS guaranteed 70 please. at moderate prices
Sh aad l9ta. - .
9sP Pc GIBBS.
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WHITE SULPHuE SPRrSGs.-Tbe improvements at
the Greenbrier (va) White Sulphur Springs are
nearly completed. Several hundred mechanics
are employed there now in finishing the work
The Lewi.burg Chronicle Gays:
The main aud large building, commenced last
fall is under roof and the operation of plastering,
painting, &C., is progressing huely. There is bat
little doubt now but that il will be cemplsted by
the opening of the springs season. The old dining
room has been leyeed TO the ground, and all the
rubbish removed. Virginia Row has been removed
aud part of il set In the open Spaces in the Row at
the head OF the Lawn and in front OF the Mastin
Hou-o, and part of it il being set at the west end
of the Mastin House, forming new circular row,
with open spaces at places, with house, set In
their rear.
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sA. A woRp OF ExpLANArros.--The

proprietor Of HrSHY's SrIMuIA TING LIHIxEET de-
sires the pahic u understand that the preparation
which he Of, Is Is not RMBRocAJIcN, hut Is LIsI-
AEsT according 90 the legitimate zignrieation Of
the word Having the consistency of ar ointment
II may be applied either plaster, or be rubbed
on the affected part and HAS NEVER YnLrD 70 AFFORD
hRitEF. It's efficacy once tested, the Linimeat will
become IA household medicine"
F1- For sale by most Of the Druggists in this
CITY; PURCELL. LAID a Go, wholesale agents.
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A DELICATE QUEsTIoN.-A legal question Of del
icate nature is now exciting extraordinary interest
in Westphalia-viz.. whether husband has right
to open his wfe's letters. The question arose out
of suit for divorce, INSTITUTED by the husband in
which he obtained decree; but the conclusiye
piece of evidence was letter from the Lothario,
would never have been known had not the hus-
hand been so ungalant as to break the seal. The
divorced wife at once prosecuted him for opening
the letter. and the tribunal Of Unne has decided
that he was wrong, ana has sentenced him to a
fine of ten thaiers. An appeal is pending, the re-
suit of which is anxiousIy watched by the public.