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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-19
LAFO 30 IN DIE0L~AND-
A MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS
II. III. EDDY, Solicitor of Patents,

(LATE AGENT OF U. S. PATENT OFFICE, WASHINGTON
UNDER THE ACT OF 1872
40 STATE, OPPOSITE KILBY STREET, BOSTON.
After extensive practice of upwards OF twenty years.
continues Patents in the United States also in
Great Britain, France and other foreign countries. Ca
Yeats Specifications Bonds Assignments, and all Papers
Drawings for Patents. executed liberal terms and
with despatch Researches made into American or For
eign works to determine the validity or utility of pa
tents lnventOns-and legal other advice rendered
in all matters touching the same Copies of the claims
of any Patent furnished by RENTING One Dollar. As.
sgnments recorded at Washington
This Agency only the largest in New England but
through inventors have advantages for securing Patents
OF ascertaning the patentabiity ofnvenon, ssurpass
ed by if not UNNECESSARILY superior any which be
prove that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT THE PA.
IS THE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND ABTL
IrY, he would add that he has abundant
eve, and prove, that at no other office of the kind
are the charges for professional services so moderate The
immense practice of the subscriber during twenty years
past mas enabled nm to accumulate vast collection OF
Specifications and official decisions relative patents
These besides his tensive library of legal and echan
United States Europe render him able beyond ques.
tom offer superior facilities for obtaining patents
All necessity OF journey to Washington to procure
patent and the usual great delay there here
ventors.
TEsTIMoNIALs.
regard MI EDDY as one OF the most capable a1d sue
course. CHAS MASON" Commissioner OF Patents.
81 have no hesitation in assuring Inventors that thev
cannot employ person competent and trustworthy,
and more capable Of putting their applications in form
to for them early favorable consideration
Late Commissioner of Patents.
"BosToS, February 8, 1858.
''Alr. r. II. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN appca.
tions all but of which patents have been granted
and that one is pending. Such unmstakable prOooi
great talent ami ability his part leads recon-
mend all inventors apply him procure their pa
tents they be sure of having the most faithful
tent bestowed their cases. and at very reasonable
GhAkARR JOHN TAGGART."
tp It'll. 1851 to June 18th, 1858, the subscriber
s.sf 1 us large practice made t1cice rejected ap
s SfNaE ZEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE of which
IAFh is JduoT, by the Commissioner Of Patent
r I1t - deodlY X. H. EDDY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-19

1s5ss55555ss55=z NORWICH AND WOR-
e1:===5sssssz:.s9 CESTER E-The
80 Passenger Boats of the Norwich and New
York line via Long Island Sound will resume their trims
leaving New York on WEDNESDAY, January 18th, at
O'Clock p.
TEAMBOAT TRAIN will leave Worcester on THURS
DAY, January 18th, at O'Clock p. and continue to
run as heretofore p. ST NJ ANDREWS Sunit
Norwich, January 10th, 1850. diff ial2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-19

tpi It'll. 1851 to June l7th 1858, the subscriber
st q k large practice. made on ticice rejected ap
2Sl.ia ZEN APPEALS EVERY ONE of which
Y rs tIls Jdu0r by the Commissioner Of Patent.
|1t - deodlY K. ii. EDDY.
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Tnsnrante.
QUINCY MUTUAL FIRE MsUR-
W ANCE COMPANY.
Standing q the Comnanv November l. 1853,

The undersigned, having been appointed Agent of the
above named responsible Companies for Worcester and
vicinity prepared to issue policies property against
loss damage by fire. All claims fairly and promptly
adjusted and paid. JOHN G. KENDALL, Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY JANUARY 80, 1860

,ippi tonched at Singapore on the 10Th of ,tober
afi,r leaving Hong ny ard at Maurfins the Let
of November and arrived a. C-pe Town, G. q. II 90
the 9Th Of November She Ief CAPE Town ON the 9Th
of Decenter spd arrived at 81 Thomas the 18th OF
January from which place she sailed direct for this
port on The I7th inst.
The ony accident Of Importance during the trip home
occurred 90 Wednesday last, when she was about 80
miles outside of Cape Cod. There was a heavy gale
of wind during that day, and she was going mt the
rate If abOnt knots an hour, with BON enRines
working when the cross tai 81 the starooarh engine
Suddenly broke at l0I The engi.es were stopped
and d,sconnected and the frVate proceeded slo Wy
with the lurbosrd engine working. The cross-fal to
tbs engine alro broke al 1880 M. aud o.th en-
zines wee d. abled To- the time. The cross tas were
finally seemed by heavy chains and the fr0ate came
mo Win The larhoard engine working. No further
camaoe was sustained and the broken cross-ta's can
be eatily replaced at the Charlest0wn Navy'f ara.
The reate i TO he thoroughly overhaned before che
is q, ain ordered off The folio wing s hst OF the
officers on board ~ s...,
CSptsin VIM G Nicbol.on; Lieutenants, r. ~ steuoel,
Tho. PoereDaeo BscoD surgsOo BOX rst sar
S, n pn S , "s, RS SSsG Ssub Ft
EDenesi, A. as' son. FIet man seeoed ss.an Ds
me- n " p De ssn1c. b. c. hampton, J. H; waninstOp'
Marine uieer fir.t enteDant Jacob eesd Mid.mpmep
m,Tcbstt; aiswan y McDonald Car enter Z. 1bomp-
sailmsier :. Bradford Gunner ~m BSn.iesi Cop
TIE CT. Numbers about tue came as when tbs frig-
ste left New York the deaths and assertions being
made up by fresh recruits.
The s1oop war Germantown was ordered to leave
Hong Kong foI the United States month after the
Mississippi. Boston Courier, Jan. 70.
A NEW STEAMBOAT FOR THE NEW YORK AND EEw-
HAytN ROUTE.
We understar thar the New-York and New Haven
Steamboat Company have decided to bnild another
steamer to run betws en- this city and New Haven.
The exact dime psions not yet faly decided upon,
but The new steamer will probably be built after the
model of the Elm City, and be "a large or larger than
that favorte vessel IL expected that the beel OF the
new vessel wi be lal eaIy next SpTng, and the boat
ready for service in about one year from that tme'
sLAsHISG RACE BETWEEN THE coMhoDoREs.
The steamships Yorktown, Commodore Parrish, OF
the Virginia line, and Colombia, Commodore Berry,
of the Charleston Oe, started from this city on the
2lst inst about p. m-tbe latter about three miles
ahead end in gorg forty miles the Yorktown beat the
Columbia FIVE miles. Commodore Parrish claims that
fag but we have yet to hear what Com Berry has to
ga
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DEB.

AsQUITH-In Brooklyn L. d. Saturday, Jan 49, Richard
youngest u Of WIN. aud ID. Asqnith.
ARNsTRONGln this city, Saturday morning Jan 2s Ann
Jsnc daushe, of IhO and Maria Aiusfopg aged yeaa
months and days.
BRUNS-0n Saturday evening jan ~, Henry Brnns eldest
Hester Ond the late hasn brans In the sd year OF his
Tue fupefs ~ take Place Tuesday morning at II o'clock
from his late residence No 5s EaS lwentyseyenth street.
The remains will be inferred in Greenwood
BRIsLEY-On Saturday morning Jan 49, eter short and
ness, Mrs ElIa Brisle,, vile Of VIM j. Braley IL
the 4Hh yea o. her age. ,, ,,,s,, ,iu,o pooIl,ra
Der rebsi" viii be taken this (honesyI morning 70
County for increment
CONGER- Frduy morning Jan. e. John s. Conser, ~ D..
The relatives and friends family snd the mber. Of the
Medical profession respectfully invited sHend ne uH
IuesGsy, II o'clock III, wi'hou. further iuvaiioa
CLARK-ln this city Saturday, jan 3D. OF oonsump'ion
John H. Cak. eldest Of Thomas and Een Clark aged -
years, months, and days
by the Ia accident the Hudon River Railroad, William
J. Cosy, in th. 18th year Of his age.
CONkELLYn this city, Saturday jan 49, OF eonsump
tion Winney Connolly, aged - years.
DUNBAR-In this city, Saturday, Jan. o. May iesset wife
OF Robert Dunbar in tho 2sth year Of her age.
HILLMAHNn this city Friday, Jan ~ after short III
pess, Henry Hiaan aged % year,. MONTHS and day'
HILI-n brooklyn Saturday, jan p Potter dansevoor
only Il John and Mary r. Hill esed years ana DAYS
HULL-At Stopingon Conn, hoadey, jan TO- Elisha W.
Hon. in the S5ih year Of his age.
HARyEYIn this city Friday Jan a. B,idset' ne be-
lrelsnd aged 20 years and 10 months
JABEsln Brooklyn Friday mornins Jan =, o. sh9r
and painful ness 0anie Leou0ia youngest sash'e OF NJ r.
ard M4rg1et A james, used yvHs and u months
hELLY-n Brooklyn, saturday Jan ?s John heuI ma
tive County Longlord PaIh Of hohi' lTeiahu ssea 20
Yeas.
KfowY-In wiam.bursh on Saturday Jan rs ster short
hut severe iness the ony child OF Thomas ana Ann Jane
KeoWn.
LINCoLN-M Elizabeth Nj, Friday, JAN H. Luke
Lincoln, ~ the GGth year Of his nss. - ,,.. all
Funeral services Of No. West jersey street on Mone.y soth
inst o'clock Train leave foot o. ,1Iv i, e
u m FreLds and ecqusintaoes MT re'Peeuy invited 10
attend.
MAPEs-In this city, Saturday, jan ~ 1ohh IL Ape' In
u, and erd. and those Of bis fAher lanes Seymour
49,, 10 attend his funeral at the West arms Freshly
s,ion IhuIch ON Monday, SOh Inst, at O'CLOCK without
further invitation
MoAULFFEIn this city, Friday Jan ~ sFed AZ years
HusAfet McAulife.
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MoMURRAY-Ip THIS city, Saturday morning IAN 20 .aA
MaTraet only child o. DR. Roht and Vior@ns D. "c"'''
aged 3 years 70 months ard % days - . 80. t.
ipie meni.
RAFFERTYIp this city Saturday. Jan o. in the Sad year
Of bis age, James Hai.ry.
ST. JOBN- NewCsnsan, Conn on Thursday Jan ~ YIN
Henry It. john eldest o. Samuel st John J' asoa OIL
year.
SJRIKER-In this city, suddenly, Friday, jan r. EhSs
Striker. IN the seth year OF his age,
TIFFT-On Thursdy evening, JAM &C. Esther Tiff aged 20
Her remains will be taken tephenown Rensselaer, County
for intcTIDeut.
WARDROBE this city. Saturday. jan 49, Mrs Jane
Wsrdop if- Of W. Wardrop Of PA'ley Scotland In the
Bath year fLer age.
wAITEP-On Sunday JAN g. Celeste Walter inn, daughter
of Kate Walt,r aged years. months and days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30
NEW-JERSEY ITEMG

OPENING OF NEW BAPTIST ChURcH.-The new
church edfee erected by the FIRST Baptist Congrega'
ton of Paterson will be dedcIed on Tuesday, Wednes-
day, and Thursday next AL the former pastors and
ministers who have BEEN licensed by that Society have
been invited TO take part in the exercises. the build
ing will seat about 800 persons Cd the principal floor
The basement story is occupied for Sunday 81
and lecture purposes. 1t is substanti. struc-
ture, elegantly finished inside, and provided With
lofty spre. Tue cost including ground lots, will be
about $S co., nearly all of which has been subs 'rbed
end paid in 80 that the congregation will take posses
ion Of il clear of debt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30

The motion ia Of gnent IN this snd AL otoe
in heh he questions yed s odingy 'ens
The Judge sentenced Maayny who convicted se''s
FIRE the Ameean ship Charlotte to the State fon LOT 'e
yeaIs . -, Cha.
ia OBJ Smith convicted Of assault shipmate on ooatn n
ship speok by sabbpe him with knife sentenced 10 tue
State Piion for three yeas and 10 pay fine Of rih
Anteuacsed coloied named Jds Der wss csed up l9
t.pe II. mas so peak that he was unable s1d vale the
JpoRe pronounced lie charged with ha
ten pied ll the second mate OF the ship Fanny b
Of him with revolver The Judge sentenced him Tor 'h'ee
years and to pay fine Of $40. - ar
Nilism hu. hiI svn, well dressed yong man, was ar
ranged for plea OF pdrloning letter anu Il
priuiing the eon'ents to bis use ne Jusg s
Ieec I'd In that the character OF the prise
TO this cnme lad been epIoacbabe. pe would s
,erence Linn for The shorct term- " yeas lne 0''
Refuge. -, =. al.
William Muehl Young German, who was indic,ed 70, "a
ing letters from the rosOice, and forging ." seh'e
hard labor for ten years , crn.v who
zee en- nonod Greary. Mccarthy, and carney 'os
pleaded ruiy OF attempt robbery ON the high seas oS
81 I'm money and some clothing belonging to sseamaa
brought before the Court end sentenced to impfisone
three yeais, and to pay q 6ne Of > leach.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30
menical.
HAVE You COUGH l-Thsn use JAYNE's

HAVE YOU COUGH Then use JAYNEs
III EXPLCTURANT II gives immediate relief.
HAVE on ASTuM "a OR PhTHlSfS p Thea use JAf MES
TXpFCTOR a Mt Which viii The spasIDodc con
rsstion Of the wind tubes eject the
a. aer which clogs up aud easy aad free expeo
kossiion, removes all difficulty OF breathing.
HAVE YOU WHUOPlNG COUGHi-T use JAHNEs
FXPF CTORANT-The best remedy the world shorten
disease than onehA and carries the patient safely
thro~gh H.
BAVE YOU GROUP OR HIVES Then JAYNE's
EXFECTORANT freely according directions, and you vii
o1ie the disease in few minutes And, finally,
HAVE YOU SRONCUlrlS, CON COMPTON,, CHRONIC
PLEURIsY, SPLITTING OE BLOOD, or any other pULMON
Any ARFt CTlON i-Then Use JAYNE'S EXPECrOSANI
l. ~ for tn above diseases which cannot De equaed
the evidence Of thousands who have been cured BY vii
A,stffv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30
BRONCHITIS.

WRsFkitt, Green Co., N. Y. NOV. q, leo5,
Dr. D. Jsyne-Des Sir: Il affords greet pleasure 70 aoi
my feeble testimony IN avoT Of your medhss SGt
had attach OF Acute Bronchti
considered by intelligent physician confirmed
sumytive By the very fee OF your EAPECTORANI re-
In Using il tbe directions TOOK II
weeks; since that time have maot
great Of IT, and OF your ALTERAflNE and CARNiNA
TIVE BALSAh IN family, and prescribed Il to others viii
the very best results During toe pro'Isced illness OF cor
suupiiVe wife medicines frequently ths only rene
wbisb afforded relief and though they could m
form OF the malsdy which known remedies coule
aord greatly soothing her sgonies and for then
abe cherished very high regard II the free testimony Of
his family unusual Of sickness In vsI
worth snythng 10 you ana the OF humanity
you welcome 70 uine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30
DaorsY AND CANCER CURED.

JOLVMBUb, Was jan y, 1907.
Dr. D. hyneOceI Sir- IL with pleasure that make knosV
TO you the Invaluable efficacy OF EAPECfORANI anS
ALTt IA TIVE and SAHAflNE PILLS. Gen. W. T. OItCE
IPoetoIun and Ahefave, alter having sn ck forty days
the death and eminent ply ciaus having exhausted
thai s upon him Of Dopsy and Cancer have
bern caFcd IN ny DeightoTh0od My little daughter was ake
bat November with Enhancement her neck which
feet immediately commenced IN giving her yodr AeIs
tive and the nearly veil Oratituoe toward and
a-sre benefit public Induced to write this
nbou.h am stranger TO YOU you than welcome tt
THOMAS L. TUNNELL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30

sel With Inflammation Il iae Hs had the best medcs
ndsnce o. was 10 itrecoveTable When bin
stored TO health,
,1u,lS von,s E.T. LEVY
I'VE paws Of Certificates might be given hom persons
eh' ,ctc Vsracy necessary Reed JepDe' h'diod' ~
assac for l56c. IA n lawn
This vslusbe Fxpectorsnt q prepared only py DR. JAYNE
SON No 242 CHE str Ur-STREEf Philadelphia WHERE
all nr Jay ns's valuable medicines may be had - -
They se also old by schegen Bthsrs Co Nos 10 ans
1goX audi M 5eekm New
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30
coIJRT OF COMMON PLEAS-SrEctAL TEIM-JAs "a
Before Jadge DAILY.
JuDGNTNTs AGAISsT THE CITY.

"
This was n Iu,aon oy tue Controller nuder Chap.
400 of 1859 vcate Judgment az ins, the city
The complaint tor damages consequence
of of the City Inspector To ard the plaintiff
contract filing In .unken lots in the city he claiming to be
the Lowest bidder The adays of the Controller
fact Of be udgn emit aud asserted that the plain
tiH "a not bidder that the claim ufoundoo aud
fraudulent that claimed than that actually
paid the corporation the contractor to whom the contract
The pnIihs sfdavs set forth tha the action duly
tried that no affidavit Of merits had bern served iha, The
Of fraud collision nntIu that the notice Of
oemep was the then Corporation Counsel od the
M OF Octobtr 59 that deDd ants had every oPportnni
the OF aciinu and the Jud
M MT aud costs Tue affidavit OF Richard ou
,,ed that the defense had been iuly presented and that
be did hot appeal he had been requested 50
to do. . 49, ~ q,
argued by VIM y Noyes LOT the Soholer ana
by iehzid busteed for Mr. Joyce. 800
lie Ju .e IL pagers all. reserved his decision
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30
DISEASE OF THE THROAT. &c.

JLANkkNILLEt DBOl
Dr. D. Jsyne-Dear Sir; My daughter some time ago wa
attacked with disease OF the throat resembling BRONCHITIS
Irrd vaau remedies and pb scisIs bot all to purpose
EiehI after neh psssed without he girl obtaining any 80
tnsl finally procured the EXPECrORANT. and II al
mot effected entire cure feel in ebted to Expec
ant Pfovideuc for her comparative good health
The ALTERATINE / have tried upon my se, and Indeed
found seiave oft system In my when all ohei
medicines aud means had failed have been much
Of patent medicines bat convinced that
WRONG b regard TO your prepsTon and feel slogeths:
vilnF 10 recommend Them 0oOa. WEN. q. GOODhUM.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30
II u Nj p H r f Y s

E SPFITTII 4.
stand at head Of remedial for the use OF
the people They alike removed from the poisonous dan
rous aud repuye doses ~ quHckery Old School scce
he the Intricate and perpleN
ine bscuns VISUAL homeopathic books and medicines
Consisting simple specifics the varons diseases n which
they are taed-put Ia form Of simple peetsaDd
prepared Of ingredients neither dangerous disgusting they
are ready aid the parent and the comor OF the
complaining and in, aid.
They possess these positive advantages They are harmless
no injury their They simpe-you always
know What take and how take H. They convenient
you give proper Sugar Pills mouens warning with
out h,staan They efentn Thousands OF sa'es
disease once and the system freed without Pro'a
ton delay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30

The Rev. Oliver Bronson Of Janesville' "n
sn died suddenly that place on the loih MS ~
thirty fourth year Of bis age He "ss sne so ~ ,hs
Hon. Grtene c. Bronson, the presert cos"''. y
Corporation Of this city. Mr.. Bronson was 80.
Il % pastor of the Reformed Dutch oh0fSA ~
hook, Columbia County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30
Asthma. SPLITTING OF BLOOD. kc.

STOCKTON, OWEN 20, Ind. sept 2, TOT
Dr. JsypeMy wife having been severely afflicted some the.
wears with BRONCHITIS and having heard Of tue wonderful
saica y OF your EXPEC GRANT for COUGHS, ASTHMA
DIFFICULTY or BREA THING, SPlTTiNG OF BLOOD
and other diseases obe lungs purchased bottle OF 1t sno
one boz Of sAkATlVE PILLS aud happy 70 inform yot
removed the difficulty of breathing apd pain pro
so..olete etye }. p. SMITH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30
GROUP.
Innr HAnr1rAn a. ste,rsrtstovn hi ". writes.

J. JOIN BARRINAN esq, Steverstown, N H. Wntes; -
child Of had VIC en and distress
L Of Group which aust have proved f4t mao not I'M
5iate ,refef been obtained commenced gisiog your Ia
PFCT OF ANT and within tbeequsres Of an hour the child
six tesspoonsu brehed with pedect eases cure
s-tibiI thse tine having been ELECTED" . -
ale Rev. JAMES w. DANIEL BiAekwAter Morgan Co. ny
81 have used your EXPECTORAET sad CARmINATIVF
"a Al SAM In o1y family with the most apPy effect RODE
~tsb mics day for OF yo1I EAf kCfOhANI 70 sVs
- Of uy children threatened With Group"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30
ANOTHER CASE or GROUP.
Aa.a


Dr. d. JAYNE SOE-Gents: This Is TO certify thst ny
voupgest child five years old ATTACKED 0y the StooP
SlAI uss OF y OF EXPECfORANI according 70 ouelo;
which gave immediate relief aud Permanent cure @
Ga tWo dsys can freely recommend the hAr ~
for la mediate relief from this awful disease tnA' num-
Z" nekls. s Ds1s n'' e'ei' '''' A. COLLINS AgL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30
CCURT OF SPECIAL SEsSIONS-JAS. 2a-Before Justices
Osborn, CoSSoLLY and BRENNAN


Ouo Kemp, larceny, PenItentiary moi tn; Cath
srine hay larceny PeniIeBsry nonths VIM Leary Pcn
tentiary monihs Wm. Costello larceny PeuiteI tsry
months Michael Harii,on larceny, Poniteniiary months
Charles smith, Larceny PeneItisy mouths Cath ine han
nrun nv P.ni eniaiy nsnihs, ice Smiley larceny
montbs Psrck Mctiue, larceny, Peneniisry mouths
Nelson Thompson larceny Penit ntiGry monfhs Paek Gun
nnrhan .sIceny, PrntientiaIy months Charles han Jar
nv munths; Thomas Collins, larceny Peosntiay months
John limsD larceny, PeDentIay 4m"nhs Charles houh
tiary month; John Dunei larceny, PeiteuisIy months
Geo BiIer larceny Penitentia'y monthsj Jmos ooyd az
sanl and battery fenilenary onths Chas Boylsn assault
and battery Penebtiay monbs John Collins assault aud
battery Cy Prison ~ days henry Brown assault and oae,
fred klO richard Mclaughlin, assault and battery uned f9o
eter assault and battery tHed So Several
number of piiuOGes rensnded Tor sentence ana
are diachArged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30
BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS.

AMiFvILLRl Jan, T., I5)S
Dr. D. Jsxe-Dear Sir: In the year 1890 was IN very pad
health VIII atrbLted teaching school ia the previous
veaI was attacked with bEMOKRHAGE (SLEEOIN9
or THE LUNGS but after using bottle Of your ENPEC
TORANT relieved Gnt have not had an attack SIEGE
have also medicine children 'OI the WbOOP
ING COUGH and have found to be Of great advantag'
b mitigating the disease and finally efeeSne cure;
THOS II. ROLLINS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30

WOMAN SrABBED.-Adelaide Crane went to Newark
KeIder sp6 Jane. Gsnemere. She demanded child when
enoeavoed ejec her from he premises lod In The
scue she sab the right breast which, however il
not Her husbnd haes Crane has been sentenced to
Stlte Prison granddaughter in causing the death Of Peter
Gadis Newark months since. The woman his wife Is
indicted Tor bgsmy with Valentine Lortbery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30
BRONCHITIS AND sPITTING BLOOD.

MELVILLE. butIeT 20, Uhloi UCI- o I7JI.
DR. Jayne-I certify that during harvest in July last wa
len with the BRONCH FIS and spit up quite quantity Of
blood. I'D also cough. first TOOK bottle Of th
ALTLRATIVE and then three bottles Of the EXPECTUR-
ANT, which cured me. JAMES Z. VAN HORN.
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y l.
This may certify that nine years siuce was afflicted with
tesst which threatened With Consumption ~ sdSlonk
which Cough OF the sggTavsing kind had been o.
tenod by eminent physicians whout obtaining any ouso
relief Al length be reduced 10 very low state OF health
,s induced 40 try DR. JAYHES EXPECTORANT and, sftei
takips one bottle somewhat reeved and site tainl
three bottles entirely cured and an wen 70 '1 say
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GRAVEL.

AnsAIon FIIpYYy Joug Point Washington County TeKhs
- 49, OcTOsgH a. 1888.
Or d. JAYNE SonDeaE Srs: AHothr singular case % ~
SesaorkaLls efeets Of pour Saedteae. -. <,,,,-,,,
have been afflicted with very SEVERE CouGti, and
rari 20 with n this, for number Of years
procured one bot Of yoT E&PECTORAhT aud two oohei
Of sANATIVE PILLS, end after using thsm ny T9ush zen
me also used one ~ two bottles Of ALI bkAIIFE and
hsve troubled with either disease since - .,.,
lory ful AbSALO6A
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NrwS FROM SWEDEN.

TE.ty.. Of letter from the Rev A Wiebers dated stOcI
bolui sweden March ~, 1887
Your invaluable medicine the Expectorant has been o.
very essential service thTost and breast, and scarcely
DO without single day Several Of friends to whom
occasionally given some exp themselves being much
haae6ted.D