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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-25

- sTONEs,-FIVE HUNDRED COOKING AND
- HEATING STOVES, Of The latest i'm proved patterns
jE1 Morning Star - "Cksrtor Oak " 'ShanghaiU Econo-
49, mist Cooking Ranges and the celebrated Creole Cook
Stoves p Of their manufacture
The undersigned execute short
orders for Sheet Iron Chnneys Beschin Tanks Boxes
Copper Pane and Pipes Copper Work They keep on
hand large stock o. Tin sAd japan ware suitable Steam
boats Hotels and Private Families They agents The
manufacture Of AeCRACKENS Patent Evapoeting atssu
Sugar Pan They have certificates In their his
PAN with the quantity q steam double
the quantity Of cane juice Of The Fan They have
working model OF the Pan which hey will be happy exhibit
any interested In the culture q Sugar Cane
WHEELER 4 FORSTAII.
De ly 2I9 Tchoupouas Front IS Fulton strsets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-25

FIEsr JUsrIcx's OouRr ELIZA BETH PARSONS vs. j. NJ
Parish Of Orleans. SIITTLEJOHN-Nos 4s3 and 3 "a.
Rf VIRTUE of two yyrits of Gerf facfas 20
~ me directed by the Hon j. X Dixon Justice OF The
Pesee for the Parish q Orleans will proceed sell public
suction, on Thursday the 18th day Of January
Warehouse No. n julia street. O'Clock p. N =
X A LOT OF NALu ABLE BOOKS. ....
Seized IN the above entitled suit. ....
fEhhS-Ussh on the spot.
~. ~ q j. B. HAUGHTON. ConstAhls
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-25

PE.sIERsoouR DE JusrCz lEIIzABETH PARSONS VS.. j.
Paro,.e d,orosp.. I .sa.liTLhJoHN-NOss'4ss ct
r. VERIU de deax write de fieri facIas a
Dc Pa1 Ia paroisse dorlesns ptocedera e UNI
2 de Janver 1853 heue r. msgasln rue Julie
No U, d Il vente pnblique ct adjudication de-
Uk LOT DE LIVRES DE VALEUR.
ssis dams anaite ci-dessus. ..E
COkDI1I0SS-Comptsnts an moment de REHABILITATION
ielo q Is q J. b. HAUGHToN Conn ssbe
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-25

A SOUTHERN MUSICAL ENPoRIUM.-
TSfIMsn Depot 50 Camp ..r.s-Br.nch. So ohArrs. 81.
L. G ABICI, Proprietor. 81,
The stock Of these two stores prizes full aad con plee
assortment Of r
EUROPEAN MUSIC
ALL THE AMERICAN PUBLIC rToNs
ERARD's and PLEYEL's PIANOS,
or,,,x,,- Directly imported frou Paris
- s1ElNWAf SONS CELEBRATED PIANOS
N b-These celebatsd Pianos considered BY all he
prominent artists the best In the United States In ne last two
Mess Sons have received public ndus
M and Fairs Of the North les sIx PIKE
Aloh zulu Tor the superiority their Pianos
: --Also, large assortment Of
B. @. FISCHER's PIANOS Of ali sipes AT m n,,,a a.
buyers - - - VI
hAsoN's and HAMELIE's CELEBRATKD MEIoDKoNs
Harpe, Guitars, Volins Aecordeons Banios Fiu. Rrs
description. " e'eag
MS-hnsie Bound. Planes Tuned and Rspsired
NoTH-Any order for Music Panoe fnstrurents or an ts
relating % b left sither store or h ~
mail will Be promptly attended 70. -
e8-TERMs LIBERAL. i.-
"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-25

DxuxrEnr COM DE- JUSTICE, JAMES cosGRovE vs. Pr.
fsroisse a,0rleans. KENDALL CONC. Q 0e9
I'm VERfU dun writ de fieri facIas n moi
~ sdreese lhonorabe G. NJ Bradford
Psx pour Ia peroisse dOrleans e procede lie VEkDRED
~ de janvier 1883, midi, Potable H. Rodgers rue
9rsse etre les rues Bonne Dryades la pubque
UN LOT DE HAREAIS. H
Saisi dams l'affaire ci-dessHs.
C0NDfTI0NS-ComptAnt moment de- Naturalization.
1slo As rs f9 g. W. SIMPSON, Gonneable
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-25

QuLTRHNs CoUR DE DIsfRlcr1 C. W LYTLEVs AP.
de Ia Nouvele-t eans. }CHAMBERLA1N-No II, 205.
I'm tERTU dun writ de fiert faciaS a moi
~ sdrtsse par nHonoTabl- QuRtrieme Ceur de District
Ia Nouveen rearB daes aae cdessus je procedersi lie
LUkDI Ter de edrie 1855, lO1< heures A. magasn
dentTep6t du Delta Fulton css Lafayette rod
dams le Premier District de cette Vile IA yente pubaus Ell
adjudication de-
TN POINT EN- FER -
Ssisi dams l'aifaird ci-lessus
CONDITIONs-Gom ptant au moment de Rehabilitation.
f. I. PARKER.
jals z - ~ fel Sheriff de la Parosse d'OrlesEs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-25

In all sir thousand shares Of hundred dollars each
equal TO six hundred thoussnd dollars. etOOOVO
o.. ARTICLE W.
Ths shall Commence operations Immediately NJ
and the date OF these presents shall endure ahd eon
The full end and OF twenty consecutive years
thareA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-25

DEUxfsEn Coux De DIsrRIcrS SUCCESSION DE MARY
de IL Nouvelle-Oreans. QUINN EGS--No II 402
Wis est par lie present donne aux cream
IA de Ia ssde
celia davoir deduire ous De
presene publication les raisons equees lie compile
pesene par executeur testamenare de la e succession
sera pont sppouvs ct homooeue les fonds entire mains
repars c0normemept dit compile
Par ordre de la cour: .r
jail 6 fel p. s. willie. Grefher.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-25

Sheriff Of the Parish Of orleaus
DEuxIEhE CouR DE DtsTRIcr WILLIE DE La N,IIEoRLF.
della ANS vs. r. NJ CuASSA.
Nouvelle Ofeant. \ GNIOI,-IAms vs. lie me
me-Nos u, 4l6 ct ~ 4l2.
I'm VEKTU de deux yvrits de fieri facias q
~ moi ACTRESSES par henorabie neuxeme Cour dc DsrcI
de la Nouvee Drlean dams aares cdessus
le LUNDl 25 de Janyier 1883 midi Cie rue
de Ia Commune ente les du Camp dcs Magssns la
ven,e puhlique ct adjudication de-
UN CERTAIN TERRAIN, pue dams lie Denxieme -
Distiict de vile et
min du Bayou Ronaa rfsplanade et Prieur N
lie dit terrain sxante ps de chemin
cent vingt pieds de proondeur, et face
Ensemble oute les basses ameloraons qui
dessus.
lie tout saisi dams les afaes i-dessusl
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de REHABILITATION 81
d24 ia4 I5 20 rs sh.yf de IL Pa,o,sse dOrlsn,s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-25

sLoohp DISTRICT NoURr3 CITY OF kkW ORLEANS vs..
OF New oIlean1. SACHILLR COURCELLE No l24l4
Rf VIRTUAl OF a writ OF fieri facias TO me
- directed BY the Honorable the Second District Court
New Orleans IN the above entitled will proceed
sell at public auction, the CITY Hole Common
Camp and Magazine Streets MONDAY, the 18th day of
February 1853 AT IL O'Clock NJ the following described
erty, via
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in the Second Dis -
triet Of this city, ID square No 1884, bounded by Main d.
Prieur, Johnson ST Philippe treets Said &
the Of Main and Preu and ninety feet
front Main by hundred in depth and front Peur
fogeher with all the buildings and improvements thereon
consisting Of frame house rooted built
having II gallery included and frame
Nehen roodd unnishe house. stables esern
and wster-W otks
Seized IN the aboye suit
. TERhS-Cesh OBJ the spot ..-.
Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-25

NotNy Public
NOfIGMaI HAyH THIS DAY SOLD TO Mr.. JAMES
nefetooss held and osnd By for nv own aceonnt
DER he ssysof o. q. DunsAr Co. No II Canal syat IA
snd MIN 70 the patronage Of my friends and Gus
All TAOS Who have eaas against or are indsbsd a n n
To-, vii pssss call upon alone At me ofee No
ysnel street, for settlement. GEO n DIlNR An
New crisAas Fssrus<y IA, 1857.
OriSM-HAyING THIS DAY BOUGHT OUT THE
ssesnshnsnt % q. o. Dunbar Co. No Il CanAI srsaa
~ m. ne Mnsesale and Retail Grocery Business Il
co. and respectfully solicit the continued natrn
me fsass sf the late house, well that Of ny own
ssw ogI..s.. February Il ls6T-fels ~ ~ a.
CHsIsEsE sUGAr CANE = CURE UNNIxED
Pa.snssss To s.nt conveniently By nail have il mt m in
eseh sasesDi plant Half Acre Price 81 ps
pantas Asdr:.. sa-.r' r,,TsPsa With full directions fot
a. HEALD. AAsSIE CO.'S,
- Osrondelet ST.. New Orleans.
NOIICE-AR. CHARLES oUENrEIL iii b. 49,
wa ne IN business from date which will ~
~ On nor '~iiH nnd"r the style Of ADLER QUENTEII,
New or,..n. Co.. -, 5. J. ADLER.
Mr.. CHAELns IL. c. STONE IsAPARTNEK
IN our nrn frsm this The business - h. san,inn.s
un's' ne n.aas Of DUDLEY, NILSSON 4 co. NS'N''-'-
Ne. orl..... "a, i, lsr.-iyi DUDLEY NELSON
nj 81 s.i, :: =; WAGNER BECoNEs THIS DAY
wor... g.. -, KEUTGEE a co.
REEF-sss SAA- zv.as swim, Family NJ To- al. -
Ms La rpIs 60,
Mtss1NG-okk CASE MARKED A. MTER a OT1 a.
ne the sane will Be thanki Ally rseeived bT ''pess
~ A oko W. HfHsoN CO., 81 Oarna v,s.,s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-25

FOURfH DISTRICT uoURT(C W. LYLE We. A. p. CHAM.
Of New Oreant BERL AIN-So II al5
RH VIRTUE of a writ OF fieri fsctss 20
IL directed by tho Honorable srci Cont OF
New Orleans in above es will Puoeed to sell
at public auction, MONDAY the let day Of February 1883
at lO O'clock A. NJ the premises at the nes Warehouse
Fulton between Girod District
Of this city o.
ONE IRON BRIDGE. Seized in the above entitled suit
fERhS-Cash on the spot e. T. PARKER
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-25

sEooND JUsrIoE's CouBT, JAMES oosGRovE vs. p r.
y Perish Tts q oTIesns KENDALL Co--Eo. eO9a
directed By the Hon O. NJ Bradford
Peace FOR the Parish Of Orleans will proceed sell public
euctfon at H. A. Rodgers Stable Gravier
aronne and ryedet FRIDAY the 10Th day OF January
ONE LOT OF HARNESS, %.
Seized In the above entitled suit.
fERhs-Cash on the spot
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-12-03

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. persons, chill
drcn and adults, spend more of each
twenty-four hours in their sleeping room
than in any other one place. Yet these
rooms are often no larger than respecta.
bic contribution boxes. Is it any won.
der. then, that fever and colds and con-
sumption are prevalent? One condition
of ealthful sleep is we'll ventilated
chamber. Good blood cannot b, made
from bad air. Refreshing sleep cannot
be had in close, stifled bed. room. Secure
in some way ventilation in your sleeping
apartment Leave the Fireplace open,
drop or raise the window, open the
doors. leave the stove door open. make
a hole in the wall or floor, put a venti-
lator into the chimney, make an opening
over the door-do something, do almo st
anything rather than to be poisoned to
death with foul air. The windows OF
every sleeping room ought to be opened
for portion of each day in the year, no
matter what the weather may be. No
adult ought even to go to bed without
thinking of this matter. Whether at
home, at hotel, on board steamboat
or any where else, every one should see
that they are to have supply of new air
while they sleep. Be mercitul, too, to
the children. Foul air is poison-is
death.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-12-03

How Quick THE CHINESE ARE C1yI-
LIED see the effect of ones sur
roundinss, says the Philadelphia Gazette.
look at the representative Of the censsal
flowery land, who sells scgars on the
sidewalk, near the custom house. The
name of this exotic is Mr.. Hang Whang
Mr.. Han. Whang has been in the seglr
trade and the modern republic about
four weeks. He made his debu; with
unmentionables neares, his skin, and his
shirt outsido-the latest style current in
Hong Kong. A week afterwards he
laid aside Chinese trowsers and took to
market street pants. The next week he
left of his blue frock. and came out in
. dress coat-the tail starched so stiff
that you might use it for a bootjack
The next change was to purchase War.
burton hat, and convert his former one
into portable money drawer. We yes.
terday found him entirely transmogrifed
into an anti Celestal-his Chinese boots
traded off for brogans, and his pigtall
braided up behind his ears like a birds
nest. Yesterday evening we heard him
INDUCING in profanity. Ifall this don t
60 to show the advantages ofcivilization
then what does
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-12-03
LORD DExrER's Mock FuSERAL,

LORD DExrER's Mock FrNERAL.-
Dexter $ tomb was in the basement story
OF handsome summer house erected on
slightly position, surrounded by shrub,
flower and tree The tomb was we'll
lighted and ventilated "a more pleasant
retreat, latter lite's fitful fever should
be over. After The tomb had been pre-.
pared, Land he coffin finished to his taste,
Dexter, with few of his cronies, got up
mock funeral, supposed by many at
the time to be real one. He had, by
giving to bis wite,'on and daughter suits
of mourning. and money to boot, engaged
them at last to acquiesce in his within. =
Cards were sent to certain persons in
the towa to attend the funeral. Some
who had no Eiisgiving, and all who desir.
ed trolic came at the hour appointed.
Some wag, for he could not get a priest
to perform the burial service, read it,
and pronounced an eulogy on the @ eat
man OF the East. The procession moved
to The garden vault. the coffin was de-
posted. and the door locked. The as
semoled mouners returned to the large
sumptuous entertainment had been pro-
vided and the choices wines were poured
out like water.
Some one limited that Dtxter's ghost
was seen at an upper window while the
procession 81 WY moved to the vault;
but this moved away when loud COM
p!aift was heard in the kitchen. 1t was
Lord Dexter Gaming ms wife for not
actin her part As she should have done
in the ceremony. She had not shed
tear She should have cried to think
1T was not reality. Dexter had been
so much pleased in his concealment. in
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-12-03
AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
R. H. EDDY, Solicitor of Patents
LAIE AGEyr OF L. ;. PATENT orrto., WAsn:Sa-

LArE AoEsr OF L. 5. PATENT orr1o., WAsu.ya-
roS, rSpER The Acr OF ls3i.l
20 STATE ST. opposite K,Bya, Boston,
A fIER an extensive practice of up
wards Of twenty years continue. to secure
fatents In the nited states; also IN Great Brit
ain and other ioreIg countries. Caveats SPccif-
actions, Assignments and all Papers OF Drawings
for Patents. executed on liberal terms. and with
dispatch. Researches made into American or For
eign works, to determine thu alidity of Patents
or lnventions-and legal or other advice rendered
in ali matters touching the same. Copies Of the
clvms Of any Patent RENTING One Dollar
Asst garments recorded al Washington.
This Agency is not only the larges, in New Eng
land, but through 1t inventors have advantages for
securing patents, or sseertaining the pateutahlity
OF inventions, unsurpassed by, if not imnea sura-
bly, superior to, any which can be offered them
elsewhere. The testamonals below given prove
that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT THE PA
TENT OFFICE than the subscriber and a sue
CESS Is THE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES
AND ABILITY. he would add that he has abun.
dant reason TO believe, and eau prove that no 9th
er OF the kind the charges for professional sell
vices so moderate. The immense practice of the
subscriber during twenty years past, has enabled
him to accumulate vast collection of specifca-
lions and official decisions relative to patents
These, besides his extensive library of legal and
mechanical works, and full accounts Of patents
granted in the United States and Europe rende,
him able beyond question to oder superior facil-
tiles for obtaining patents.
All necessity Of journey to W ashing ton to pro-
cure patent and the usual great delay there, are
here saved inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
81 regard Mr. Eddy as ofthe eapabi, and sue
etssfnt Practitioners with whom had oic inter
course. CHAs. MASON" Consmissionsy Of Patents,
81 have no hesitation in assuring Inventors that they
Cannot employ person more competent and Trustworthy
and more capable Of putting their applications In rn
TO secure from them early and fyu eonsd ralo
~ The fatenI Once EDAl Nd BUR-
Late coDanGissioHsr Of Pa.sats
"bost.rn February s, 1858
hr. II il Eddy has made for THIRTEEN appi.
cations on al but oSk OF which patents be granted
and that one is NOR pending such unmistak able proof
oil great talent and ability his part leads me to com
mend ALL inventors to apply to him procure their pa
tents as they may lie o having faithful AZ
ien'i"n bestowed on their aud very REASONABLE,
charges. JoNU az, .Ur -
From sept Eth, 1857, June lTth ls5s The sn,
ps III course Of III large practice, made on tutce ,c
ed applications, sIATtEN Appeals IvIRY on Oh
which was decided III has po, by the Coumisson.r Of
' NVo X. ii. EDDY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-12-03
What a Newspaper Does for Moth.
ing.

The following article should be read
and pondered we'll by every man who
takes newspaper without paying for it :
THE result ofmy observation enables
me to state, as fact that the publishers
OF newspapers are more poorly rewarded
than any class of men in the United
States who invest an equal amount of
labor, capital and thought. They are
expected to do more service for less paw.
to stand more sponging and dead head
ing to puff and defend more people
without fee or hope of reward, than any
other class.
They credit wider and longer; get
oftcner cheated; suffer more pecuniary
loss; are oftener the victims of misplaced
confidence than any other calling in the
community. People pay printers bill
more reluctantly than any other. 1t
goes harder with them to expend dollar
on valuable newspaper, than ten upon
a needless gew-gas; yet everybody ayails
himself Of the use of the editors pen and
printers ink.
How many professional and political
regulations and fortunes have been made
and sustained by the friendly, though
unrcquited, pen of the editor ? How
manJ embryo towns and cities have been
brought into notice, and pulled into
prosperity by the press: How many
railroads, now in, successful operation,
would have foundered but for the assis-
lance of that clever that moves the
world - In short, what branch of in
dustry or activity has not been promoted,
stimulated and defended by the press
And who has rendered it more than a
miserable pittance for its mighty services
The bazzars of fashion and the haunts of
appetite and dissipation, are thronged
with an eager crowd, bearing gold in
their palms. and commodities there need
ed are sold at enormous profits though
intrinsically worthless, and paid for with
scrnpulous punctuality; while the count.
ing room of the newspapers in the seat
of jewins, cheapening. trade, orders and
pennies. 1t is made point in honor to
liquidate gros bill. but not Of dishono,
to repudiate printers bill"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-12-03

A MAN AND HALF.-Hon. Horace
Mann, in his recent lecture OF the IRE
lations between Colleges and the People"
says. among other equally felicitous
things, that he regards every young man
who can control his appetite, and who
obeys all the laws Of longevity. as already
"ha1f gentleman, half hero. and half
Christian I" fiom which it would seem
that the youth who has fulfilled these
simple conditions. though he is neither
an entire gentleman, an entire hero, nor
an entire Christian, is. nevertheless, by
com binatou of these charact-
ers. no, only an entire man, but a man
and kalt
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-12-03

Just Published, the 9th edition, In sealed en-
seiops, gratis, and mailed to any adres.
postpaid Oh receipt Of two stamps.
ms htt'e work, emanatins from a celebrated
member OF the medical profession, gives the most
Information ever published, to all per-
soHs entertaining doubts of their physical condi-
,oh or who are conscious OF wing ha rded their
neaith and happiness-containing the particulars
OF an entirely new and perfect remedy for sper-
matorrh@a or Seminal Weakness, Debility, Ner.
yousness, Depression of spirits Loss of Energy,
La'sltude, Timid!ty, Involuntary Seminal Dis
eharges, impaired sight and Memory, Blotches
ana Pimpies Oh the Face, Piles, Indigestion, Pal.
patton OF the Heart, and Bodily Prostration Of
Tue whole system, inducing impote lcy and mental
and physical ineapaoity,-by means Of Witch ev.
cry ohe may cure himself privately, and at tria-
,ns 20 Aaaress Dr.. eli. j. c. KLINE. LIST Ave.
jse. Nv" AV'h' rust box NO
". ),
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-12-03

The TEST OF Coop HUSBAND.
Look at the key-hole of the laich-key on
the street door. Ifthe paint is not rub
bed off two or three inches round it; if
the edges are as sharp and clean as when
the door was first painted. YOU may be
sure that ID j. truthful Indication of a
good husband. who is most regular, and
30 seSly as scarcely ever to have occasion
70 use HE latch-key., or. snpposias he
does. is 30 accurate Ia kis- aim as to be
able to hit the tey,hoIe the very frs,
time Of sfming att. How many hus-
bands, who go home late. loud be able
to do the same :-[Punch.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-12-03
N Office .

A Ii persons indebted to the estate OF
A the late William Bingham, Esquire, deeeas.
ed, called upon to make immediate payment
All the lands remaining unsold belonging to the
said Estate, living in the counties Of Penobscot,
Hancock and Washington, in the State Of Maine,
sre now offered for sale a. reduced prices for cash.
For information in regard TO the above and for
plans and descriptions Of these land, apl.aatiou
may DC maae to the agent,
G. Y. BLACK.
Ellsworth, February ., lSJo. su
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-12-03
500 REWARD!
A Book for the Million /!

rrJust published, by FnpERHgs 4 Co Bool se,.r.
ssatoers No. II Court Street, Bostoy Brief rrrati -
70 pages On Diseases OF the Sexual System Of boh sxe
their symptoms and treatInelt-prepared nv a rhy
clan Of the "Boston Eeetic aosptain This VOL ia.
contains scorching exposure of the deception aid in
posture pcuced by advertising quacks with .me % 81,
names and locations Sold by periodical dealers s-uefas
SEN by mail, OF tle .reiet Il three pos;ase .1enas'
Address Bes 1891. boston lrsl One,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-12-03
Prof. De Grath's / lectric Oil.

IHE ELECTRO oIL-Eiectric Cures-Pain is the
disease. '-'N P"'' "N' >HSe' INC
Phi. De 6rahs Electric CT is the marvel Q, the are,
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lures te!ons, Broken Breasts. salt Rheum two six
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one of the ables writer's juris and writers on law Sc
IN TINS country We viii give letter received by Prof DE
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known Monthly Law Magazine l57 broadway New York
word OF such testimony Of more value among the best
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II was Instantaneous.
Yours very truly,
JOHN LIyIN GsToN,
Editor Monthly Law Msg.Iin
Isl broadway 100 est lsth st n Y.
Mr. Livingstone belongs to the DID, wealthy, AMI high.
" respectable families OF the first settlers VI New York
ANY one can address him the the above letter
which viii be answered with pleasure.
CATION are numerous iu itaons sprung up on
the reluta ton that my article has acquired The public
must beware. They worthless. 3mosto