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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-25

REAL soHETDAM sCHNAPPs.
Van EyEER's
AEDfc4rED GIN; or GENUINE scHEIDAN seHNApps.
A pure article Of Holland Gin.
A wholesome beverage and invaluable FAMILY MEDr
CINE, particularly beneficial in all cases of
DYsENTERY,
DYSPEPSIA.
DIARRHEA,
RHEUMATISM,
GoUT,
FEyERs
ETC., etc., etc.
It highly many most eminent ply
throughout tho States agreeable alter
atiYe admitted eecaly diseases Of the Urinary
Organs and Is peculiarly adapted females and
children.
ohe article has been offered that justly entitled to
the name Of the
Real schefdam schnapps,
public purchase but genuine article
r1NDEVEERs INDICATED GIN;
Real Schei am Schnapps.
Each bottle viii bear the signature proprietor and none
other Is genuine without it.
For sale in New Orleans Wholesale and retail popreors
prices by ~
n and l6l ehassfss strees.
|
DIR. WRIGHT's
cELEBRATEDR EJUvENATING ELIXIR,
Prepared
On the stces Principles by Of the ablst
Chemists Of the age, for the cure of
General Debility.
Mental and Physical Depression
Imbeclity
Determination of Blood to the Head.
Confused Ideas, Is
Hysteria,
General Irritabity
Restlessness and r
Absence Of Muscular Efficiency,
Loss Of Appetite,
Dyspepsia
Emaciation,
Low Spirits
DISCRIMINATION Of the
Organs Of Generation,
Palpitation Of the Heart
For sale in New Orleans. wholesale and RETAIL by
| j. WRIGHT CO..
q and Isl ehsrres street.
Sole Proprietors.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-25

The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay
per in cash all the outstanding certificates 10
the holders thereof their legal representatives.
the SECOND MONDAY In August proximo.
Also declare dividend Of FORTY PER CENT 90 Der
cent? the Net Earned Premiums Of the Company the
year ending the Both june 1859 for which certificates will DO
issued on and after the first day OF October next.
And resolved further, that after esarYng Million Dol
lars of Profits all the outstanding certificates the
ssne of the 1856 be redeemed and after Second
Monday in August proximo well pay FORTY PER
CENT Of the certificates Of Profits of the 1861 and
after the 10Th of September neSineest thereon cease from
seth June alt.
THOMAS A.ADAMs, President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-25

PHOTOGRAPHIC.

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Ne. 81 Camp street.
CORNER OF COMMERCIAL PLACE,
Nsw ORLEANS.
l5-.
OPPOSITE THE PICAYUNE OFFICE
c INA. we have removed from lsa Canal street to the above
named eommodious building which ws have Cited and fur.
Largest Sky-Ltght In the City,
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types fahhsS' pa"nss' o'c'i ana h'snea In sny ayie.
rhoiodfAris akeh IN tronps 81 Fah4iies-
TAKEN In Hi ineir beauty ana perfee-
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The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-11-08
Later from California.

Sr. JosEPH, Mo-, Nov 5.-By the Pc.
ny Express this morning we have San
Francisco dates to the Gath OF October.
The news of the Pennsylvania election
reached San Francisco on the 9ed. pro.
ducing marked sensation in political
circles. The Republicans are exceeding
ly jubilant, whilst the friends of the 9th.
er candidates despair. The Republicans
are putting forth great efforts to carry the
State, It is thought Senator Gwin's
chances for reelection are very unfavor.
able.
An effort is making at Los Angeles TO
push forward the telegraph on the But
ter6eld route from that pace to Colorado,
one party having subscribed $4,000.
The Oregon Legislature has decided to
adjourn on the 10th inst. and meet in ex.
ira session next January.
The bill providing for the action Of
representive to Congress and rendering
uugatory the recent Congressional elec.
ton, has not passed, the Senate refusing
to concur in tho House amendments.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-11-08
InPectIne--Iho PersIan Fcrsr tLnrm,

or the prevention and cure OF Fsp,r a,d a.. :. n
nMoAs Fsoers. This wonderful remedy was bsnnsh, =
wh OF the presebt by fsTS
Land. '' :" Hoisia ana the Holy
Wnile going down the river Euphrales erns,,sr..
"n soere attack OF Fever and Ag6e On Jiscoysr.
,ns ns conaliion, one Of the Boatmen took from S
peiSoh an dmaiet, saying, "Wesr this and no E..
@ t"seA gou." Although incredulous ns IN ,,s ~,
d ues ne complied and expert i'm mediate reiia,
maiaroSs Always found It an election from all
On further Investigation ba atorua.t....,lL
aoiS 70 II miraculous powers and ssd ahst e.,
Sy Only oe obtained from the Prjests OF The snn
nUme'me Pt afterwards, the gentleman in son,esi.
M viii rrest obtained from him Inc secreto III, k
1hd ascerianed where the r,edieinsI ss,S
%ore ,o9nd, OF which II was Compounded Tha wnU
ue,u virtues OF ths article have in.uced n,i y.
neI ID the minds ofthe naiyesin tho III
Ing powers Of their PrIeits. W ' in'racuious near
~ ms return 10 America, Il has beon triad Win,
w ne eDect By several Ladies' and C;antiam
a. enaracer' who have given II The most nnonsI,
pon pa Paase rms remedy having been n snee5ss ,s
pI hundreds ofyears for the preyention snd,
oi reyer and Ague and Bilious Feyerti.
"H'uu =, '"i,. 70 inc Amerlcan'people. Nv"
viii be sentby mail, 1SreDaids y,,,t
Tor use, on receipt of one doIoy w" 'ui iuiroeuons
piohpai Depot and MaEufaetory 1888 Main st,as,
miSnm9nd; virginia Branch Once. BapI 81 Cou'
ni9nee 1, building, m New York. Address - Jun
'"he 20, looO-lylB JOHN WILCox Arm
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-11-08
Blood Food-

Is called TO this most remarkable
9tenthe preparation; advertised in another eoiamn
fon ndsS ,s new discovery, and must NOT be con-
o. me day u sa certain remedy for ali he
fspecinea ana especially those OF chronic
u Fsufferers, try Il! "N 'pAhsS 80
Hessrs. CHURCH & DuPoST, OF New York. a,a ~ :.
SUE ngeh's and also proprieors Of the vo,d
WHEN eve, vi CORDIAL, an Srtiear
ID case Of needs and containing, as II dos. No ~
IegSrc % or opiate ofany kind II can be relied ,nr
wana .he utmo, confidence and will be found AZ IN.
Chio Slate Journal, oolnm6us. ooi"PAin"'
II FSee advertisement. Il. -,
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-11-08

Common Sense rules the mass OF the neonls.
WnateYer the misnamed and misanthrope phiIoso.
phers naysay to the contrary. Show them eocai
thing let Its merits be clearly demonstrated. and
ney VIII not hesitate to give 1t their most cordial nal.
ronage: Inc masses have already ratified the indg.
,t ,srs Sters as may be seen by the immense ansnt
es ., .nis medicine which are annually sold in every
seS.eh OF the land. Ills now recognized as greatly
ses OF ne digestive organs such as darrha, dy.nsn.
a ana various fevers that arise from deapee
m nue 1i tn9ss portion: OF the system Hostetter',
nnhe nsni y rapdy becoming household word, from
N Name 20 Texas from the shores Of the Atlanta 70
all Druggistin the word. S"' 0"iu "
Sec Advertisement in another column. 1rav
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-11-08
Later from Santa Fee.

INDEPENoE, Nov. 5.-7The New Maxi.
can mail, with dates 10 the 99d ult, ar.
rived here to-day. Col. Candy had an
engagement with Navajoe Indians on
the ed ult., resulting in the capture of4o
horses, 900 sheep. aud six Indian priso.
ners. Six Indians were killed.
The Utahs, under Capt. P6efer, cap.
tured 5000 sheep and large number Of
horses, also 10 Indian prisoners. Capt:
Buckman's party of volunteers took 10
horses and one scalp. The Indians are
sorely pressed on all sides. Business in
Santa Fee is very dull. The weathe ON
the plains was very cold!
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-11-08
Dr' IL hoback's 'sScandinavI6n HI oo odPu,S.
aud Blood Purif,er

s.,a blood Is the life," Gays Scripture: 40 ,.ys,
o d. also. Expel corruption from The blood ana
and P.$'Sac can EXIT In the system Ny Blood Pills
.se.au vegetable detergens, and cure all fcSms
se tbsw wn,S arise from impure blood. simpiy be-
VI; nH ne sustaining fluid. Hence their Annsya',iI
nensia cures OF scrofula eruptions, tn morsdys
oipi" nH complaint rheumatism swelling OF he
10 mot not proceed from malformation. e.Nuu'' Vn''h
Fsee advertisement, Ina,
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-11-08

,{ ToAr Adriee to all who are In any was troubled
win Erysipeas Cahker, Salt Rheum oS aths
Iotms Of hnmor,is TO use DR.. 8. A, Weayer,s iurtv
eeleDratedand never failing remedies for these CON-
anS, we have no doubt that at cast half the chron
iorm o. humor, which only needs to be eradicS,sS
1om lhe system, to save them from an untmeIy cravC
we are glad that DR.. Weaver has turned his al
enoh 10 lhls class OF diseases, which have been ao
long neglected and which have go rapidly increassd
IN almost all parts oftho world. Ton thousands Vhc,
nave already been cured ARE but so many living
ncates, appealing to suffering humanity and atiest
she worth OF truly valuable discovery Dr. Weayey,.
syrup ana Coraie for sale by L. l.. Slocum, Imsi
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-11-08
Im3l
Loss OF SIeen

u there is anything more wearing to bo,,, ,.,.,L
.lan loss of sleep, orf Auy dculy or disea,S
W oiener Traced 10 other than loss OF seen hsD
ors", has lost rs power, Sidney Smith. is
nr NJ Physio!ogst, Is not to be relied nSSH
~ ms lot the experience OF thousands nswe snd
lne i1LA ANoDYSE, and they will be ready u a..
.s ne remark ofone Of the friends Of he propts
i, VINO writes, were the directions to be roye,sd
~ NIP y, s1vereigns 70 purchace, would not be wtSou,
ms all VIII experience by its use see adts,s
tsement, and call for pamphlets, ''o ,ms, ruvsf-
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-11-08

St. Louis City-Lincoln s,962, Doug
las 8,i77, Bell 4.I92. Scattering returni
from the interior indicate that Douglas
will carry the State.
Louisiana.
The Parish of New Orleans gives Bel
6,915; Douglas 1893; Brsckinridge 2,645
North Carolina.
Wilmington Co---PsrtIal returns show
uniform gains for Breokinridge. -
The State has probably gone for Breck-
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-11-08

~ u TWe invite all wishing to abtan good and pu,a
paIgs ana medicines to the Drug Store OF O. KnuR-
INN hi 20; where Pure Drugs, and such valuable M
lGines ana standard remedies Perry Dauis, Ys1s-
,aoIe ram hHer' Ds RiohGrdson's Sherry Win, Rt-
orS, aua Dr Weaper's CaHker and SAT- RAsum syrvp
@ an. Cer%e can always be found. To deal in sueh
40 Use mem secures health. Sold by ali medicine
N"''''' "oo auNerllScments." IhSl
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-11-08

Bslow I'VE give the majorities on the
Democratic State ticket in October and
the corresponding majOrities for Douglas
on Wednesday last. 1t will be seen that
in every election precinct in the county
except one, we have reduced the Demo-
cratic majorities, and in some of them
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-11-08
S Vote of the Southern States.

Louisville-Private dispatches say that
Louisiana has gone for Breckenridge.
Returns from Southern points below
Tennessee show the Douglas vote to be
quite feeble. The States south Of the Ten
hessca lins have probably all gone for
Breckinridge. sar s
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-11-08

~ IS wonderful how soon valuable remedy be-
GT,1es known-Dr S. o. Richardson's Sherry, Wine
oi" Irs used and recommended by the leading ply
nounce II valuable, w I" P'0'
No.. DFLrHSs, Allen county, Ohio, July eO,h, 1853.
messts. ). N. HARRIS & Co-GeItlemen en- II bava
sold Dr. s. o. Richardson's sherry Wine nut :. ~
years. and can cheerfully recommend them 10
we p1oc as medicine of decided crit in ali sa,ss
Yours truly - 4 w HINT - ns,, o,osS.
Seld by Siford g. Sturgeon. tIsmai!
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-11-08

New Hampshire, Iowa, Wisconsin. Con.
necticut, Minnesota, New Jcrsfy, Maine,
and all the free States, Except il be
California, which is in doubt. have gone
Republican 6y majorities ranging from
5000 TO 10000.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-11-08
Es,ate or pr.R.mi nrown,

nj Office is hereby giving that the rslgned has
IN been appointed and duly qualified as Admlnistra-
tor Of the Esiate of DR.. X. H. BRO wN deceased late
ofFairheld county, Ohio. Allpersons having claims
against said Estate will present them for settlement,
legally authenticated within year-aud all those
indebted will make mmedlat payment 10
October IS, IsSO-swso AN'' ''''
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-11-08
5pcfial Notifrs.
Special NOtice

Inc subscriber respectfully solicts alf
who know themselves indebted 10 him to-
come forward and discharge the same ia.
mediately. JOHN M. BlGELow
Lancaster, Nov. 1st 1860. 49,.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-11-08

Da-The world makes us takers, but
solitude makes US thinkers.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-11-08
Estate OF Jo.eph work Iu,
NORHqsn.

A DlV1pEND Of seventeen per cent. to the eredl-
N tors OF BERNHARD BRIIMAIER, was this dSy.
declared by the Probate Court Of Fairfield county
ohio. TO be paid BY john R. Mumaugb, Assignee, al
ms once IN Laneaser In said county, the first day
OF December. A. ID. 1860. Dated this 25h day of Oe
tober, A. ID. 1860, mt Lancaster, Ohio. q - -
November l, ls6O-3w3i
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-11-08

[FrOm the N, o. Delta, Nov. 2d,l ,.r...
Explosion Of the H. r w. Hill!
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-11-08
JOHN WINsPACE MCCARTHY,

NJ Rector oI TRINITY Church, Newark,
p. s. What | said above, respecting
my inclination to read MESSIAH. would be,
long to another communication. A word
will now suffice. In many words the let,
Ter yOd is wanting. They are fully as i'm
portant as this name. And also the clue
letter always found its counterpart mot
10 tho letter Hs--but in Chsth. This
would give the name Meshiach or Messiah.
The name makes very little difference. II
it he Moses, we might argue greater an.
tiquity for it, The entire absence Of a
date leaves this entirely to speculative oy.
ideace. j. w. NJ.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-03
TELFGRAPHlC.
YegteraaY AllernoonIs RopoEt.
ARRIVAL OF THE NoRrHERN LIGHT M.

NEW huRKaNor.A =
Tbe steamer Northern Lirhit from AsplnNai'
1 ,,iiist,,r N he American geycrnaisnt 80
been reicctcd BY Peru, % iaf as , tge b ,.e,sI
,Told c5nipsi tho American minister TO dcmsnd his
Tils sSip Lucy Ann Hale was partially burnt on
tn f,fgbt6ii accident occurred on thc 10th Ga the
dry dock ai san Loren7o involving me satire l9ss 81
thoreruvian figate Callao, ioruery the Auferimac
and great loss Of llla.
$40 was being dockod, with the crew ON board
when some stauncheons OF the dock gave way oaus.
ina her 90 pitch over, whom she rapidly uicd VITA
water. great number Ql people, includlnt men men
women and children, aud tho sick In the hospital,
narshed All the particulars were not known az the
dare n adyiees, bat l was believed that the nnDof
mo number wounded, with broken heads, arms
and lesa Uus Ncry great. d., NJ ~,
The calao was a Gun irisate nuiit q. hisee 80 N9,i,
Enriaru, six years ago, Tue az NuVh was uis'
dnmagnd and rendered useless - s,
The Revolution in boiist,a uao Oeon supp
kdvites NOM Nicaragua state that The news oi
waikefs capture reached there on the 9oth Of sept,
s4srtaes Wa again al tho head Of affairs
Mr. Dimiiry was pressing the 4overnmeni ior .
cssshlly Martinc1, however had copsgntea 70 sail
y aesinr of Congrss on the 10th OF september, that
M ritihciton Of the Lamar Hceledon treaty might
hs edceted within tho time specified,
UIrn Vanderbilt had made the Government an Of
fer of transit, but was not accepted.
A,iviofs from Guavanun states that FLORES was
dsbandinF his forces, but the Peruvian President,
Castillo, Still maintained hostile utlluuef anu was
seeking permission from his Congress 20 deaiir war
aliin AGAINST ECUADOR.
The unlttd States steamer Garraganscu len Cal
lao the SIN ult., gOr Panama.
Adifheultv had occurred at Panama between
the United States and British Naval forces ewing
to the arrest Ofan American officer aud'0n Amer
ican citizen refusing 20 respond 20 the challenge
OF a British guard, which had been stationed IN
the streets since the recent disturbance, C0nl-
munications had passed between flag officer
Montgomery and the British Commander. The
result WAS not known.
A fresh alarm occurred az Panama ON the a4d, III
consequences OF a report that TachOw was coming
with d party Of negroes 10 sack the city. Troops
were under arms All aight Nothing happened
but new rumors continued to circulate, and the
city was kept in a state OF excitement,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-03
NEW YORK lIARKET-NOV. 2.


FLOUEf-The market opened firm at an advance
Of fully &C. but with material advance IN treights
shippers refuse 70 opera4e, aud the market closed
sales were 1900 bbls at s5,30GS5,i0 for super
fms statei S55o95,60 for extra statei s5,30G535 for
snperhne western IS, ,5ja5, 70 for common to medium
TO extra western; S5,75G5,5J for shipping brands
ira round hooDed Ohio.
CANADIAN -FIsOUR.---A shade firmer Sales
were 5eO bbls at S5,7550 for common to choice ex-
RYE FI.OUR,-Co iinues steady with moderate
sales at S50@Sl,30 for common 90 choice supertine.
CORN MEAL-Quiet with trifing sales atpre-
WHisK Y@hIarket hoavy and lower, with sales
WHRAT-The market opened a shade firmsr
with holders disposed 30 insist upon full prices but
Win decided advance on neights. shippers refuse
20 operate 70 any extent, aud az the close free
sellers a. decline Of 2G3c- Sales were white Cana-
kee club at 81, ,26@l, %; Chicago spring at 81 2f
Sl,45gl l5O choice amber Long Island at 81 ,f5 and
RYE-ilsfGet dull and hotyy. sales are 1000
BaRIEY-in good supply, and the market still
iu favor OF the buyers. SALES 1,7uQ bush at G5070c
for good to extra stale, and 75'a for Canada East
CORN-A shade frmer, but the advance asked
checks the demand. Sales are 37UD bush at 70c for
Western mixed adoat, and 7oc for DO in store.
OArs--Heayy and declining. Sales al aI@Sac Tor
western, Canada and state.
doing. Sales are llu0 bbls at $3.50 for cid mess;
tleMl9ii2 for new mess elb,G@l.,l5 for western
prime mess Sls5 Tor cid prime, and sl49 80 for
BIsRFIMarket quiet and steady. SALES are 900
packed mess; Sl0,500ll for extra mess
PRIME MESS REEF-Dull and unchancedt
BEEK q AMs-Dull and steady. Small sales at
CUf. RIRATs-Quiet and flrra, with small sales
az SO fur ehQu1lefE, aud il5Sc for hams
LARD-s1arkel dali aud unchanged. Sales are
BJTTEE- selling at naiso for Ohio; Ieagc
fHEEsE- steady At 9allc
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-03
OOMMERCIAL.
CI-EYFI-ANn aI1RKFT-NOY. >.

FLOUR-Ths market remains quiet with sales
mostly to the home trade at si,5O@5,OO for cOmmsn
TO choice extra, S5,25@5,5o for good to fancy red
wheat double extra, and 5000 for good, white do
Rye -four is quiet at 500.
WHEAT-Is quiet with sales on Change Of
cars red from store at SliO9,
CORN-Dull. Offers were made this morning at
45c from store without purchasers We quote it dull
at &c on track.
OATs-Dull at &c, with only moderate demand
for home consumption
HIGHWINES-Steady At ls549l9c.
BUTTER-Oontinues steady at ll8l2c for Cen
tral, and 14@l6e for W.R.
CHEEsE-steady at &c for good W. r., and exc
for Hamburgh.
EGGS-Tirm at l4c.
TALLOW-Q at 9lzd976c.
FRUITS-Dried apples are steady at &c per b.
Cranberrios arc held at s7@3s per bbL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-03
MEaieimfs.
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO.
AAmEN.-Read notices ia the Tribune since bss.

II EALTH OF AMERICAN WO.
~ lhEN.-Read notices IN the Tribune since bso.
.rom his EEeallancy JAMES d. WEsCOTT, Gov
es9l ol l0rni and member Of the U. B. Senatos
- y Upward Of twenty-five years I AFFLICTED
~ W. lissese m my Gniy which the best medicine
~ stlelt On the country hiled 90 cure, but
@ lsil lelel in o Rlost satisfactory manner 10 tha
use. Ias h Uits'rf1fI1il
n Il H. n NV lolK, February, 1859.
DE, =. y bsLp 1-leaE Sir: Some two yaars 20
an Intimate female friend had heen e11..,i-- -.
lslitng Of the womb, whites and daranel-f
alton, together with the attending 1-1.-- -
clearly described in your advertisement. ~ -.
phlglg She had the very bcsl medical si-in ir fbi-
city TN entirely prostrateds and her physician fr-@
told her that BE- thought her lie might possi6iV IL
prolonged little longer under the most iuliriona
truatnout. For two weeks alter that she continued
% sink, when came into your Office nt the Gran-
ienborg Medical Institute and related har sTrln-
toms. A. you vas cguldanf Of the Graelenhurq
Marshai's CaihoiicOn IN relieving her. she dischnra-
ed az the physician. aHd tried C. though doubling
". Fr0Yideutlally il rtheFed her quickly and i've
bottles entirely cured. since then. for naar fwo
years, there has not been any recurrence of ne enl
plaint, and she = strong, active and healthy .
when young glfl- JhO. II. BRlGak
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aAtdifines.
HEAR WHAT rHE PEOPLE SAY.

The understand having used Professor HUM-
PHRKYy SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
IN our families with DE most satisfactory results and
having full confidence IN their geuuiuenos, purify,
and efficacy cheerfuly recommend them 70 Ell per
sons Who Wish 10 have safe reliable, and eiicaious
renteslIes at hand Tor private or domestic me.
TIE Rev WIN HoEmer, editor Of " The Northern
Independent" Auburn, n. T. ue Rev =. a. US
seg 4 n Rector Of g. Peters Church, Auburn, Y.
~ Rev. Is. {. Ives, Chaplain Of he Auborn state
Prison the Rev Spencer d. Rice Rector, New Bed
ford Mass the Rev Allen steele, heE-fork Con
f.rrncs. uls Rev Samuel Nlchoa EastGeuesee Coo.
f.rence Y. the Rev. P. q Pratt Durpet, " the
Rev John 2 Roble, Buialo; A. O. Hart tsl., uuca,
N. Y; the Hon Neal Dow, Portland, Ne ne Hon.
Schuyler Collax south-Bend, Ind. ihe Hon George
ne 0Obio state Journal" 4" C5iumbus, Ohio the Hoo,
r. H. Graham Moline, IN The Hon Thomas :.
Chase, Monticello, Pa The Hon. Joseph bsueiici,
Uaca, n. 7. WIN. Bristol, ESQ, Uuca y. Y. .
VILE Tenn
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with trains for Toledo, Chicago, COlumbua Cincin-
NATL ST. Louis, &C.. and all the trains going eastward
connect at Dunkirk with the trains Of the n " a H.
Railroad and at Buffalo with those Of the New York
Central and Buffalo New York City Railroads
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