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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-12-06
neIsx- arc Dangerou-.

lnvaids should bear in mind hat in the treatment Of
any chronic or long standing disease de'avs are verF
dangerous; me ONLY tends 10 confirm and render
enre more dill COS This Is particularly tue OF Pull
monarv ConsiinJ on, Asthma, Bronchitis, Larry nights
and Throat Cs asts. We have 800 hesiioncy ~ assert
inc that four.fi.rs q the deahs from these diseases
occurring I'm this country annually. could be preyenet
If the treatment by inhalation early and persevs-
ringlv attended 10 10y a skillml physician
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-12-06
Experience

Dr. Hartman has travelled six years IN the Z.
States and has treated than 10000 patterns, the
names o the greater part being registered IN bo and
urno'es of their cases recorded Dr. II. can b. con-
suited without charge except tor medicine. lie does
noi profess 10 be- cure all doctor but any that
he t,nder.akes he viii cure n WITHIN skill % man,
] his NAV be regi, usiy depended on.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-12-06
Van vert, Ohio.

About two years ago. the undersgne presented his
SON five wears old. 10 DR.. Hardman for relief from
Epilopdc Fits After taking medicine he had but
three more spells and has remained entirely well ever
since tSigned9 H. n. CRONlNGER.
Dr. Hardman would also refer 10 Mr.. .. ". Rose,
of Van Vert whose child was cured wears ago by
Dr. H. of a dangerous disease OF the lungs.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-12-06

nl.tnnt EnvalIa..

Patients unable 70 visit Dr. n. by appointment. can
communicate their symptoms bg letter. and have prop
er medicines any part of me world by express
with certainty and despatch. All letters Of inquiry
must contain stamp to prepay reply. The Medical
Stehosoope, and copy OF Letters 70 lnvads viii 90
sent free 70 any one requesting them Address Dr -
d. Hsrdman Boa &C. Salem, Ohio
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-12-06
spudus,,y ci,y Tes,imouloI.

sanduslsy city Testimonial.
The undersigned physicians 81 the city OF Sandus-
XIV take pleasure IN stating that they have heen ac-
quainted with DR.. s. y. llardman as physician ana
s,rgeo, and can cheerfllly recommend him sgch
wherever he may reside. lsigned
Dan1 Tilden MD. NJ e Hoy,, VI d,
A Apstn d. r. $. Lane ri y.
C;eorne r Morton NJ p, Z. Stanley. NJ d,
II a Denahoo " d. r. b. Means NJ ID,
T. a silva. Md l.. A. Blanchard. VI ?,
w < Workman NJ u, =. knox Walsh, N D
Il. r. kinget, n j.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-12-06
Diseases 81 the rye and E"r.

During our practice have treated 10 the aggregate
more than 1905 cases involving these organs. We
ere fore invite consultation with all afflicted ~ this way
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-12-06

5crDees Dr. Hardma carry medicinesl Yes a
ion su7s aud willfuilish them 10 all Who may de- -
Them.
- Consutauo and advice free OF charge
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-12-06

Dr. Hartman will make regular visits 10 every place
advertised Ia the paper IN every tour or ve weeks
during the year. lnvads can therefore have frequent
personal consultations with him.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-12-06

Dr. Hardman practices only ~ the large towns and
cities and alwavs adrlrses mas visits through The To-
ga newspapers or BIZ .,en paper-Fhe Stetnoseope.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14

TUE MOST EXTRAORDINARY HROsrATrC vEAr
ever before attempted this site of TIE ocesa -ii ake
rie Jcn-s wocds Saturday Hepsmber 10 ats oclr<
v NJ, prnsked NE weather u fsvorsbe M " COptls,
pup1 a Hodsrd Win ascend Ia pager rarfrei All oalon
Price admission 2s BAs the operaion reQrr~t
day. he ucke's Intended 70 remain The hsn5s ~
~ account of sniden change ~ weathsr or
oher unforeseen rrumssnr~s the ascension should - p
0s "a % have hs mo-ey refuaief
a. he god scea.lon. his opoa rhii 70 sgxi
snr o. a uafe ding.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14

ANvRTCAr CONCERT NALL.
AMsnTcAr COrCEkT HALL -
afs BROADWAY,
rIrsT ArPEARAxCB FIRST APrEARArCx
cclebrsts1 Ehiopn seneasor and buleqle orator WI
apssAr On sssurusy s;sn,nr, srrsmser E 3 W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14

~~.ov,aw .rp SAMPLES Fon Eunors uzn 81
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14


NRw BowERY THEATRE.
~ Iess - ard hsnasrrp O. l. For and j. ". fxnxard
The mAnskers induced by The great aiiending
MR E EDDY,
marked by ordinary of spprovn
KlaHTr THOUSAND PERSONS
SIX WEEKS
FOURTEEN THOUSAND MORE
this ecrsineut duvinx the period that
heated u@ncing uiy C eufinG
ABo being desrnus of rl~ssnr heir patrons
pwb~ that have fustAined them euashxhue
he East side theatre worthy thsr re~pecaNv
DIhTftGuT.HKD AMERICAN ACruR,
For the pupon Of presenting To the cihens n Se- Yrs
LEGITIMATE PLAYS
eH RsPHRE
Asss'nser beaumont sDd Fscher DRYDEN Kno~es BHve~
NEvHR EoUALLkD IN ANEaICA OR SURPASSED IN
-r, c,s~r~v, kthoPE.
ARxoRIAL BEARINGS
AND INSIGNIA.
WIN be presented from correct and reliable snS~iea rss
XcKNDwLKDaEp AND POPULAR ARTISTIC.
on AND COMBINATION OF xxcxLLxSos
In All departments
Re-, ng cenldsny spou he support which hes ever
ed their eofis they respectfully tAai - sbsse
LEGITIMATE RKyIvhS
MONDAY, sErTnNsRR II.
with the pronclon of ~ SHAH sublime votz ,s
trHied 70 ibe highest degree ~ exc~liencs
Boz bor open In advance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14

!. =, s,pr RroPHna srRgxr--mks. H. RoEpnk.-
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exsr~ I'm prware OF ngosoa snd r~srcrnbsr ne, -
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una rn4t~ xk~ e>rsrrnrn. Hh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14
DAIACr GARDEN CIT AMO ORHOyLoP PAISTlN "a
L AMERICAN REVOLUTION EyaRY kTsHr-so Il

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ffrrrOcr rxhfHnu for fsmres ana chdrpn ~ oerk p.
children nndsr "a ~ ON SATURDAY, lblnias
rrnd 1an especially for children. ~ n ooock and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14

DEAD rHTs "A rHHHHoi.o0rT AHD AmRoiOvb1
can equal Mis- wEfif uroN, wfo sckscvi~fssd 70 -
sl~ y lafs who rkf1v Ksvca ssf~rnsfAun 80
lssss aususs lour ryr sbeeut sresdA cve coyt
.hip usrriss 4 kr,h, wesnA and who wa rsslHn 1na9
~sx wkc hrs se~ne Hovsaa snd Arnhna ssnsnans tG
, .r.s int sHsifa and grArnnssee rc
80 IL ~ ros o onsna ~ naturally ed an1 besusffu
xn..x lsdr iuchy nrnb~-s given HEhl rrsRecshe -
rxuo rsshlh street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14
rrAPRy fvsIIE HARRY 4 FsLfv.

of fs Rore tsc~nv,en Al Chasfrau's AZ
far Garden Hob@keu, acc9nnt " the severe Eale 90
"wednesday. The will take place Monday at~r
r0.n r~ri ~ 81 o'rock Assisted with aywnssc per
IL hy Wears srf.y. kdmlsxon tp the
ssrfea free. CHAhFRAU, Proprietor.
rRArp FPARarNG EyIERT AIsvEST.-w
tT IANEa cuarCK and JOHN MArpuNA 10. the trArars
arf John W@~nsn respectfully 'nform f~ gt
y syn ni uey VIII rvr an rrhshiiu o. pusssc
a. II Musical Hall corser of Fuun anil Orange sifeoMk
tssurfay evening. eep~mber ik when No hero o. rNn
hfrushhe Beuicia DoyAarur JoneN Ned Price an otner
Anown pvofeerofs vii ta<e par. Apsrrng VIII com
sneaee II 3 O'Clock. Trksta ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14

the rouvh and South vest -Shree ss&mers wsskrnes
Msii sdewhei sisSmshp line TIE msrndo.nt stenmshlp
NASHVILLE. l. Z Murray. eoumAsd~r win leave pier No
Rsses Of passgs with through tickets llowsro ssvAu
phh ssi 7s chaltAnsoxa sae Kn xvlIe, ss So A"Euss
la. x7 So Atlanta sal: Charlotte n. O. ~. Uoumbsx
@, ror freight or psasAxe aoply " arOFrORD Tile
SION 4 GO ~ Brosdw1y The coLuh6iA. Uspt Berry
vni succeed Tuesday, septenber H. and the MAkTON
W. J. psst.v, hursdAy septslnscr % fhs Adams yx
line rhe Express South VIII sve information the
sailing days fare Ac-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14

80 roAr-s,a, go ON rpw YORK Crrv REAL ~
tate Al par cen. $500 On Hroos'yn r. al es,.s
T,~<s .,a nrrsxH b@ught rxt~~ Aooy
~ DfNoRE HoLDES, NJ. sfsns stree, sni 10 Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14
r ARSuN's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

Under the personal supervision Of p n RHur
rvds. dM.sEMsE y ;y AITRAGTtoSs-oAEAT cROWRs.
UNQUAlLFlED SUCCESS or THK GRRAT, NOE AI.
hisiOhlCAL DRAMA OF JOSEPH AND HIS an gTHREH
represented every afternoon at and every evening = ~
ty one OF tho best panies Of Artists In Auercx EeG
scenery, new costumes &c.
Also " be seen. At all hourn the BLACK SR
ION weighing eight hundred pounds the living ALBINo
rAnILY o. white Negroea the lvinr WHAT IL n,
:, milt . ne s vins ASAcoND AFMMn 9kAND AQJ ARIA
rfnl living ANGEL FISH; the extraordinAry Ilghtuna
calculator living Lazy with Long Hair The wonderful A.
indescyibable animals called The WHAT CAN TnBY 30
NEw WAX T STATuARY and seven Immense hall coulala
10 cents. Children under ten Year, IL csnta
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u,os nAvAsA ASp .sw 9 y 2sLsaSs

- v..x,v s<pt 75 1ss0 a o'efsck r n from fcc4 of
-. ~r~r rrsh vsv the ssuscA and fsv1stss steam
.,Nss EsrrRs CiTv samuel = sszssr somnsnser. new
80. .,r~n. sneise srd bcsers hnruushg rvpnirrd saf
.s 80 she wr~e~ thronxhon PM ~ M& rte cnudh,n
- \. Avn ~ ned A. above -. .-.-s~s :.
Bs cC dng The grcrsr ny xsS s.l a. NOW a ss,,..s
s1s ~ n. ~ ~ passage ssps a No M Rnx sGrr-r
.W-r.n s, wsr received on and afier ursdsy. sept
rr1ns \. shrmenx by ths sxsner can be had u ihe
- r.csse Al ~ per csnl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14

EDWIN FORREsT-NIBLOs GARDBN-A LOwB
"a ~ cssenium Box oppo e TO and precsoly ue
hs was sold at suctcu for $75 for sale. WI. HALL.
SUMS Music Store CAS- Broadway FT7--E
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14

NTKW YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY
IN The Abboa COLLECTION of
r0YeTlAN ANTIQUITIES
REMAINS ON ExHIBTfCN Al 1HE aTUYvuaAWv
TNHTrTUrE
No SO broadway.
Open day and evening.
Admi.sion Is
Memb Of the sociey only WI be without cAArup
exhibition Of the memberS che. vi cf
vtsrs 10 the Igypuan Collsctou viii receive ckeA q
of Eleventh s1ree<
WILLIAM q. PRIME yCmmasAa
GEORGE H. MOORE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14

TOR SAVANNAH AND THE soUTH-THE NEW
nteAmship r. Il. Gu sLER Captain Frederick Crccker
will leave pier L. North river Saturday September Is q
four r n.
Tickets sold New Orleans $50 rs; Mo,a SSS MouSo
merry, s26; Memphis s3l 10 Nashville. Ut 75 Knoxville
S25 20 Chattanooga $5 kufaa -; Abau, S2y Columbux
including omnibus fare IN Savannah
accommodations this vessel equAled By th0so
OF any vooae In the trade Apply 70
d B CkOMWELL CO.. IS West IT. and SIS Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14

THROuGH FRgI0Tu ARRANGIMENT.-FOR NOR.
fok. Portsmot n, City Point and Richmond, connecting
with Norfolk Petersburg and souhside Railroads r
Lynchburg. Bristol Memphis sad nsrmedsie stations.
Freight received every day and through receipts furnished
pier - North river
Steamship JAMESTOWN Capt Skinner leaves every Tues.
day, at SPIN. Steamship ROANOKE. Capt Couch, every
Thursday a n calling 4 os rol, Comfort % land
dav s3P. n Freight 10 Portsmouth Norfolk cents per
foot TO y Point censs and TO Rchnood cents Passage
Norfolk and meals included e8 Petersburg
Richmond $40 Excursl,n tickets horfoA back S2;
70 Petersbur Richmond SIS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14

cox QO0 TO LoAN-N 81 Pm CENT fNys
FCO.UUV rest Nfst class car prupery only. No
rv a Mar On n Al dsrnhfy lcent~dn nrkyn and
farrs w ws4schestrr cosrsy Apply JOHN v. COMFY
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14

~ p-WBo Haa rO7 HrARD OP rHB CE.KBRAr I'm
~. nsss~~ PIX wrTKM ~ has been ernsrhed ~
N his ard oH~v cres viii en,ire ~stsrAtoa -
e ~ husbard .si-o n h~v v~v n yoa 49, NJ ira
ssre her ~a M Third shovu rveaay An srs~
Isss~s ~ -~~ts Een1ss~~ o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14

TOR KEY WEST AVID HAVANA, VIA CHARLESTON.
C.-The spleudd, dAunch and favcrae steamship
ISABEL William Rollins, commander viii dep vi with the
United States malls for Key West and Havana uyuchtng
Charleston 70 receive malls and paaaengers from pier No
North river on Monday. October ~ This steamer unsur
passed for speed safely and comorp has watsrght
parnenis entirely encsng her eusnes thus cusuny 70 the
public safety Of vessel and passengers In M collision
randng Her cabins and repcts with all the
modern and egaDces and her table and wines
superior vessel In the trade For ugnt
amply 70 6PoFF0RD. TILEsTON CO.. - broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14

UrOR HAVANA
United Nan samship Line Ieavnx ever twenty
days fr0D each port
STEAMSHIP QUAKER CITY,
This favoe steamer WIN b. Thoroughly ovsrhanled and ~
ned and her regular Trips for he above y
cay Lctober a IL O'Clock frm pier ~ North
ffeight or psaaxs apply 70 HAkQ0U9 CO.. IS south street.
Her neat rips Win be October - and Novsm ,er Is
HAVANA AND NHw ORLEANS
II EVERY TEN DAYS
PASsA0R GO.
To sal on Friday, September II, at IL O'Clock.
The sbip DE SOTO Capl J. Johnston viii uence
70 receive fright Tuesday September Is and sA sbovs
from pier foot OF Murray strock, n B.
LIVINGSTON, CROCHERON 4 CO, g Mun Az n
BI1NvILR win sa 90 The II and CAHAwBA llh October
EvoR HAVANA. VIA NASSAU. n. P.-rHB BRryIsH
and North American Royal Mail 8teamship KARNAE,
Captain Brownies win na fer tAs above porta fru the
panys wharf u Jernsy CITY, q
Saturday. .0eptember u
Uctoo0r -
Nov0mDor
Passage money 70 Nassau.
..... "
For freight or passage apply 70 r CUNARD,
No Bowling Green,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14

EoR sAvAINAH AND OTHER P0rNye AZ BRlow :
The hrse ola de wheel aeazlsAip AUGUSTA. Capt n.
8. Woodhul vii Satur Sept u. Il r. u. from
Pier No North river Through scks0 eaa b had for ~
new trls:n: sS y; Mobile. -; HoctEo@.y. -; IN
Chananooga 81 ~; NASHVILLE ~ .; knoxvlle SIS; Mon
phs Hl -; ususA yl7 -; dArcn, 20; ssvaznAA SlA
TAe aeAmsr FLORm 4. Capt Caleb Crowen. win susssed
md III On Tuesday, Sept M asr l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14

WINTER GARDEN.
w UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS
FRIDAY. sept Is.
BARNEY WILLIAMS
Three capital pieces
IRISH AMBAssA DoR. "''e ~Aa 'une'~|
LOVE- FOR LADIES.
BIKIdHrBD BARON.
IrAh Girl.
Mr. and nrs- B. williams twelve chAracsrs. soasn -
Dances
Bon Book open Private Bores, Stalls - BE
feats be secured r.
NEW BowKRy THEATRE
~ Sole proprisors Messrs q I: For J. w. Ilax'rl
The LAST NIGHT OF
TBE sfEsE ~ PALNYRA
After which the romantic drama OF
THEhfRE,
Tue ORPHAN oF 0ESrvA
QRYAATs MIEsTRUA
hICHANICs HALL GA BROADWAY above 0faad srsss
nsudsv esyt w. and every nlGhs in tAs wesk
Nost popular place Of amusement In - ekv.
The world renowned M icplan CDm~diAra,
JERRY AND DAH BRYANT.
And their Excaaor Troupa,
aa zsnave Hoe Dedr'ch bros scenes u Phhons Ea61-
nppi Fling Conc Bari songs, Ac
WANBOI.D, BkR9Kk, SCOTT AND GOULD
The porulay Vocal Quxrtote In eAoruDuL
frtgfnai Southern Plantation sou9s asd DAncsa
Donrs open at z; commence y 8 O'Clock.
Tickets u ceun
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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-22

WoRsE THAN SAvAGE.-A case has lust
come to light in Cleveland, which creates
some excitement there. A man named
Graves attempted to starve his mother, an
aged and intirm woman, and had almost sue
ceeded in accomplishing his wicked design,
when the neighbors interfered, and had the
poor woman properly cared for. When
found she was reduced to skeleton and GOV.
cred with sores. She had nothing TO eat for
some time before, and devoured an orange
handed her as ravenousiy as If she were a
wild beast. In certain Indian tribes, the
aged are knocked on the head with club,
and as they grow old they expect it; but that
IN Christian land son should be found
starving his own mother to death, is a thing
too horrible to think of calm ly. He is libel
upon humanity.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-22

A Practical LEGISLATURE An amusing
scene in the Legislature of Pennsylvania oc-
Cured on the motion to remove the capital
of the State from Harrisburg to Philadel-
phia. A matter of fact member from the
rural districts, who had heard of the great
facilities with which brick houses are NOV
ed from one part of the city to another, and
who had not the least idea that anything
but moving the State House vas in contem-
plation, rose and said: "Mr. Speaker,
have no objection to the motion, but don't
see how on earth yeu are going to get it
over the river"
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-22

strike ITEMs.-The Massachusetts shoe
maker strikers have already spent as much
money 10 their public demonstrations. for
music, banners, collations, meetings, &C.,
as the increased wages demanded would
amount to in a whole year. They have
some lively young ladies at Haverhill. At a
recent meeting of the female strikers, Mr..
Hawley said that If they couldn't get work
there they could at Buffalo. One said she, d
golf she was sure of husband, which
caused a tremendous laugh. Another lady
said the time for sport was after getting
married; she wanted to see them in earnest
now.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-22

RIFLE CANNoN.-The Adjutaut General of
Massachusetts, in comp any with an officer of
the navy, and one of the United States ord
nance corps, have been recently experiment
ing with rifed six-pounder bronze cannon.
The Adjutant General reports that sit was
proved by actual experiment, that with the
smallest service charge of powder for six
FOUNDER gun az pound) an elongated or
conical shot, weighing fourteen pounds, can
be projected at least one-third further, and
with more effect and at less elevation, than
is possible with smooth-bore cannon and
round shot weighing six pound.