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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-23
From the Christian Observer. !

Nothing equal 1t In this line has been here
any machinery, and with table screen, he
assembly and performs the marvellous
experiments not merely those commonly priiced by jug
glers others of stu nature Objects
win suddenly vanish before oneseye and again In
most unlocked places. From small pocket handker-
chief will produce globe afler globe Of watsr With ynG
goldfish swimming ., large Hats are made to disgorge Inn
quan os goods live Rabbits pigeons, de- and ~
ID done apparcnt couceament OF theAs
tricks seyh hand but how they done the
mystery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-23

Pistols fred possessing remarkable properties
than Cos discharges Of pigeons coming forth In lieu bat
lets balls ordinary beaver hats the theatre
ordinary and respectable suddenly and
expectcdy aud iescaby 70 the owners converted int
xhausiible the Fornas,
manifold their Noah's ark paw nbrokcrR
shop and caTdsbut II would be impossible describe the
and nsaPaations aud prestidf9ations
formed with cards In these Hermann reves; In hee hs
his the he has assumed;
battles a2prehens and comprehension pursues tmpossi
lily depos impyctiby, c0nquers iacredhliy and accom-
plishes iucuut sivnhtity
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-23
BILLIARDS.

DILLIARDS.--FOR SALE A SPLENDID STOCK OF
ID and second band Tables or $50, $lu0 Sl25 $3.50
$500 and $780, complete Tables let Orders by mail
tended to for Tables Rud Trimmings
W. II. GRIFFiYH. LAG Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-23

800 = YASWANrED TO RECEIVE THE MONEY
SODU al the door and share equaydn tne pes. e IN
oi.n u prints iiyi4ed daily, Inquire at az Broadway,
thiri neor room T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-23

His dexterity Is wonderful his srh of hand beyond all
comparison, and Is to his singular readiness to his pecu
iariy and To the eruntery of hs modesty
much the interest IN hts ea5 IL due We will
describe any OF his tricks but the simple by
which he commenced his performances the gestures In ac
his opening speech the tossing Of thin and light playing
cards to the ceiling Of the Academy aud 10 the arhest seats
of the second and third gallery all for any exhibit
ton Of the wonderful alerness suppeness and strength az
hands
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-23

~ 90 tho striking pccuarities Of the performer Is tho
ea nd certainly with which he does an ina, ne astemps
"a ~ ,ntjrr absence the numerous and intricate
with which of his predecessors have literally
nsTed The sage-even the large stage oil tue AcAaeny.
H. 90 az AUDIENCE we're old young, bur
% reeh MIC ssions Of astonishment Al the marvel
i,ns fa,s nd manipulatons oil this extraordinary man
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-23
| From the Sunday Times.

say that alone, without tho aid OF machinery nsvs
influences Of any description this master Of the black
conrves to enchain and hold his audience for
three hours by the force of his skill aud astounding
genuy, is to great DEAL and yet II is only true. More
than this night after night the vast building has been
thronged In precisely the manner aud have yet q
hear the expression 81 disappointment from the
highly wrought n,kpdhs. On the contrary the Same
persons 90 agnn and again, Dagnezed by their excited
riosy and bewiercd Such unqualified had
been scarcely looked for here by Mr. ermauna warmes,
admirers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-23

Judge able but incredulous editor, when declare -
ou n The positive testimony OF two tg1yen Their
honoyS thai HERMANN with his naked hands aud
dor yor very nose actually rolls i've rabbits Into ones
ice ana won, q any kind sin large vessels q
feet enss any number Of scifd brass rings ms they wese
msae of TAPER; aoapeh imprisoned IN common giass
nhe, a. twenty from him (hnd IN your own
boy II YOU wish rap out for you OK any csre
81 hs han out Of single hat fancy goods
enonh 10 country store catches IN plate the osis
ha ith your hands first putting your pi ivase msrk
hsll and . Of other tricks equally mar
On x,ith As would pass an apple
sr nns hand the other have seen msgictns con1u-
ou wizards wches Charm
psmany of the laserexorcsts soothsayers poitienns
~ b. from youth but never anything Colonel iko
~, q IL .anrd and wicked PrestiiI gtateur.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-23

1.-TWO LIVING WHALES
NOW ON EXHIBITION
UNDER AN ELEGANT PAVILION,
AT JONES WOODS.
These Whales have been obtained at great expense
FROM THE NORTHERN SEAS
And at great outlay of both labor and money
A LARGE TANK
Has been erected IN these beautiful grounds which they
TO be seen, which is supplied with
PURE OCEAN WATER
From the East river at the rate of
10000 GALLONS DAILY,
BY means of powerful Steanf Pump, which throws six
ch stream through
ONE THOUSAND FEET OF IRON PIPE,
ned With cement and laid expressly for that purpose
.Nlp' sion, % cents; children under To- Is cents.
2 T. SECOND AND THIRD AVENUE NANS
take .sengers Sixty nth street within iYr in6es'
walk Jones' Woods; which will had pleas
ATTEST ramble IN the vicinity of New York.
MIR. WALLACK
M Begs the completion of his
NEW THEATRE,
which will be opened on
WEDNESDAY, Sept Is.
Particulars of the
NEW PLAY.
TALENTED COMPANY,
SCENERY, MACHINERY AND DECORATIONS
will appear In future announcements.
BOX OFFICE OPEN ON'M0NDAY, SD INST.
from A. NJ to 5 T. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-23
PROPOSALS.

q rTo CONTkACTOkS.-PROPOSALS WANTED FOR TIKI
consrussSon Of pond about five acres in area,
skc souh ade Of Long Island For further particulars ap
i,ty 10 Mr.. A. DOXSEE, Penatagint, L. I.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-23

MISS CARLOTTA PATTI BEGS LEAVE TO ANNOUNCE
1l to her pupils and the public that she has returned
the city aud viii give lessons singing either
dences of her pupils residence 3 West
ty-seeond street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-23
From the New York Tribune ]
OPINIONS or THE PRESS.

Like Goldsmith he touches to improve. Even the ring
business which one has fair and booth in the
country becomes respectable demonstration in his han
The gun trick too, assumes deadly Interest and in
Decd all the pieces different simply because they
done with neatnes and without apparently exhssrg the
theme Mr. Herrmaan's great forte Is segh OF hand YOU
of nothing whilst he touches it, The tips Of his In
gers seem 10 absorb exuse whatever he wants Some Of
the agreeable feais last night performed with
cards. and the adrness with which they
brought down thunGcrs OF applause.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-23

UNoR AUSTRALYA-FIRST VESSEL TO S..IL-THE
T. fine first class clipper ship JACK FROST, loading
tor Melbourne win be despatched on or about October For
freight having splendid accommodations for first
and second cabin apply board pier 10 East
river, to MAILER, LORD or EREAU, No. los Wall
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-23
sHIPPING.


CTEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
~ Liverpool landing and
town. Ireland. The Liverpool New York and Philadelphia
steamship Company intend despatching their powered,
Clyde bnilt iron steamships as follows
CITY OF MANCHESTER ............ Saturday Sept q
kAMGAhOO Saturday Sept ~
CITY OF NEW YORK ..................S Saturday, Oct
EDfNBUkG. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Saturday Oc IL
And every Saturday at noon, from pier a. North river
,,., RATES PAssAcR -
f"et taoih: Steera9e.
"A 70 london. 10 - TO London. ~
10 Paris. IS TO Paris. -
- to Hamburg, IS to Hamburg 80
Passengers also forwarded Havre Bremen Rotterdam,
Antwerp &C., at equally low prices.
Persons wishing 10 bring their friends buy tickets
here at the following rates to New YorkFrom Liverpool
or queenstown first cabin $5 $S5 and SlOo Steerage
from Liverpool $40 From Queenstown $50 -
THESE steamers have superior accommodations Tor pssen
gers and carry experienced surgeons They built in
Waeeht iron sections and have fire annhiators on
board.
For further information apply in Liverpool to WILLIAM
INMAN, Agent y alter street, in Glasgow 70 VIM lNMAN,
5s, Enoeh square IN Queenstown to G. Nv. n SEYMOUR
4 CO.; in London 10 EWES Il MACY, u King William
street; in Paris to JULES DECOUE, Place de la Bcurse;
IN Philadelphia JOHN G. DALE, III Walnut street. at
the conpaRy's offices. JOHN q. DALE Agent
Is Broadway. New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-23

DRYANTS MINSTRELS,
ID Mechanics Hail, az Broadway, above Grand street
Monday, Sept. % and every night during the wrek.
CROWDED HOUSES. IMMENSE ATTRACTIONS.
& G. CAMPBELL I'm new ballads and warblings
| THE RAW RECRUITS, TIN.PAN-OyI0N,
RIVAL DARKIES.
EPlI HORN NEIL AND DAN BRYANT
In budget comcaiies Revival OF the trcsque OF
THE RUGGED PATH;
Or, THEY WOULD BE Sons or Malta
Change of TimeDoors ut half Curtain rises
at quarter to 8 o'clock. Tickets rs cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-23

TIME GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD IS THE
young and accomplished Madame BYRON, from Paris,
be consulted with the confidence all
afairs of life, embracing love- cousht business and nick
ness; rcstoes drunken and hnaithfu husbands has
make you beloved by your hearts ideal and brings
together those long separated Ladies' Is ccts gentlemen 81
cents Residence No 80 Third avenue above Twelfth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-23

MADAME RAY, go SEVENTH AVENUE, NEAR TWEEN
III y-seventh street. surprises all who visit her. The
troubled and unlucky should test her powers. She
ts your very thoughts lucky numbers losses. Ladies' Is
sceuts; gentlemen, 50 cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-23

NJ B.-WHO HAS NOT HEARD OF THE CELEBRATED
IN Mme BREWSTER, who has been consulted by thou
sands In this and other cities with entire satisfaction She
feds confident she has equal She tells the OF
wife husband and that Of her vcr. Ii you wish
trnth give her call at 23l Third avenue above Twenty first
street. Lades, 50 cents gentlemen, 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-23

NREAT ExPECTATIOHS.-TO MANAGERS.-THE
" dramatic adaptation lin four acts and prologue, OF
Dickens last and greatest work. BY Madame Julie Marguc-
rites is now being played with unparalleled SUCCESS at the
Walnut street Theatre and pronounced by press profess
sion and public be the Drama Of the Mana
gers DESTROYS of producing this piece obtain copies and
right Of presentation by addressing John Durcie 632 Chcsn
street, Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-23

MADAME sHAEFFER. NO. 9s3 SECOND STREET, BE.
w and Union market second foor front
u still continues to tell abont love- marriage absent
r!cnd business and journeys. Ladies' rs cents Gvnte
OF admitted.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-02-08

TERMS OF SUBsCRIPTIoN.-S1,5o SO per year, payable
quarterly Delivered by Carrier % cents extra
No paper discontinued until all arrearages are paid,
except at our option.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-02-08
Busiurss Dircltorp.
JUDSON PRENTIt

Barber. Rooms in Watertown Bank building. Oils
1erfumery, Cigars, Tobacco, &c, always on hanc
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-02-08

Dr. G. Shamberg has located himself
Es,ass4zsS permanently at Watertown, and Is now
1 prepared to wait upon those who may
N~IUYD reauire his servSeS. Office in Prich-
ards Block over the Watertown Bank.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-02-08

In Peterson Maldaner's Block, Watertown, Wiscon-
SIN Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Dry Goods, Gro,
ceries Hardware, Crockery, Glassware, Mechanics
Tools Hats Caps, Boots, and Shoes, WINDOW Papef'
Stationery. &c.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-02-08
BAIRD & SKINNER.

Attorneys and Counselors at Law, Land and Loan
Arpnts have complete abstract of the RECORDS OF al
ritIas and ncum brances Real Estate in Jefferson
Co. Office over Bank of Watertown, Watertown, wis.
o. q b. 'hi-'-'
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-02-08
a. PETERSON,

Deputy County Surveyor of jefferson and Dod
Office over Watertown Bank.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-02-08
O. ID. PEAsE & CO.,
DENTISTRY.

Wholesale Dealers in Wines Liquors. Cigars etc Al
So rectifiers of the celebrated Star Whskey- Main
Street, Watertown, Wis.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-02-08
WATERFOWL REPUBLICAN.

Published Every Friday.
IAWTOE, Proprietor.
once over WainwrigIrs Drug Store, Sd Story.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-12
HUNNEWELL'S
UNIVERSAL
COUGH REMEDY
INNS VALUABLE PREPARATION. G..l

TINS v,Lu ABLE PREPARATION. hr-,l
Il al ihr cuHs-pn rumisneai', 'urh a'
Op,ais,, ot ENp~stoi sHi.. vh'ch not "ai, 'un
,ls~n the .,.t.n. lot d.suo, ~ shane' e cat~.
~ill b. touai ou tt,sl o. poss-.. N" t''L'sias
properties. ssi =, ~hich ths nH.t 'sl'''hl' ie,i''
sasa,-i. uas, a. laead iu the p'wphle,s.
- Whsapisg go b., sod Sp",h'as
>,uip. ~ ms,i. .','S ~aai, aad u, tafl, u.e ~'ll
ave The h.s,'t p''r-1r,'na ~ rupiu'-' ~ thr
df.a ~h,sh c,a u traced 10 Wh"opias coosh.
L. o',.ins', Cough. and BtoSsh'al Complaints,
IN Gt.tpune'. ~ toasaa plion. u. 'phndid ioa'r
pf oTs,i,s. msI, t nj "a, The most psri-ci ,ne =
~ 10 d,.ss... bui bu,ii. up ani Sustain. ths 49,.
h. ~ % a,nst = rssuu,u,. Of N. tonphint. No
ust.sr, ,hoSiI ~ hh.st Il. s'r .h'-sd Is'.",.
tai g. 81 rsmphi.i, o. L. iooui 9Th al deal.
,ts, ., ,hs Ual, va, 10 d. Ju.iicc o. its ,alss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-12

r. tk H,-s,a.l. c,s-,v Cs--i.ss-'' ~, a''
s-.sAs cs..N 81 Ors.,-s s-f Sfsf' y ."'"'
,I,ilE III .i"hsla,an'' oi ih- 'o~"s
n s,,. Yr.lsss s.J C,Ira .. 10 said o',aa-
a. ii n .,.s. -dj.c-., ,he,-ta. w-T-c,fally
,',,....t ,h., the rshl'c convenience ans. nec.s-'.
=, ,s,,,. ,hs L.esiiOa and Construction Il eoan.
:, s..i .si h'ghso opu,mvac,as ~ the '"ad s'
a.. tra,e III, mar The hss.e IT JOHN nT'eA.'t,
~ ~trs. in .a,i Cosaly. sal ih-rce rnan'ng
,adhssh o. the nss,h ls-e oi sah STOW. aud
,heee. .ot,h.'l, ~ The INST practicable and les'.
,hL- place. through and aver The ssiso,'po's'r'
township called Bsrhehlst's Grant, ia .''d c'-'",,
70 the .outh line IL the town Il G'ssd ." s''d
,asa,y, ani therc. eo'ih-'l, az sssts,ly a. ,"w
Honos. ma, dsem ws.i advisable. 10 the highway
=. .a,s trassIled IN said Gi+si. .poa the -'"'h
side of the Aplro-cogsis River, lead,"g h"%
Rs,hsI D., ,ad near th. d~'lilug h.s-.s 81 t,rA'e,
N. C.aia ..I Eliphals Adsm., IN .aid oiI.sd
Aforesaid. 10 ShsHssspe, all Il ssid rosie bs'"s
~,,Ais the CassIy OF oSio',i.
N. ths,.G,r. T,q.e.i sod d~..s war lIonots.
a6s, doc sa,,ee 10 al p-'.oss and oorpoTaiass 80.
,.,,.I.,, ts view sad roai-, sRl oihs' rcsd' and
r.uls. connected IhsIr~iih. s.d .ii.t dee r"'-
e--.i,as. had ~ hcs,- sai establish the sane q.
q C,.sai, rad anil pabl'c highway, AMI a. % dot,
t.saad vii ever pssy.
Dated ,hi. ia. NJ, .ss.t ia, of Jsa., Al. isei.
THOMAS HARRINGTON. asd lce o'heT'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-12
STATE or MAINE.


O,roNp s.--h t"u't II I"es's sonm'ss'""-
o.. h.,li.a al Pas. wih,s and Be the coaniy
efONE.sJ, on N. th,fd Tec.,isy Il March. \.
q ISL, hing The a,sstseaih ia, 81 The m"aih.
h, sdrs,fua,sat f,un the >spisal-F Tenn, \.
~. l>tO.
Too the 6,fsroiss TsIiiSs, ssIisfscIoTy e''.
d.scs h,,,ng ls,a tscs,'ei that the T.t't'ose d.
az t,.Is,a.,hl. asi ths, ,sqa'', 'sto the me''''
siths,f spplics, oa .. sNped'rai. " soshtHtp,
Thai tks C...si, tis-,issass's 's'-st al the dwell.
hus h,i.s q Ehphs-, Mans ~ 1'~ad, - saFl
C,uat, 90 T-sis, ihs iiih IA, Il Ja." n@Ni. ~
sa'rLsk VI. snd thsnrs rr.o'vd :" Nscs the
,asis u-uisau,d o. .a,d rsi'i'"u. asi 90 lha'' ..
,t.,. The th,,ts.uih a., 90 gus~ sff'ss'i, 90 oas
.sk4A. T. ah Hirg "a he tzsftirs sui thctf
wHas..s. ~tu - hsi - Oh lssa Uuf'-~ ta
Siu. iu .ad Csuni,. sol ..'Ch u'h't ulrs.at,.
'aAsa ia th. pfr.i.s. Ias ts'ui.uissinnrf. shall
A. 80. f.,,A~s oHu'Str. That saticr -
'hs iups rl.r, ssi pu,I-'.- q ths C"uu'' ''asr''
n.~,iiag ahls,,aid. sa ta- tree al pl.o- ol the
hssung ahsfy.s,j, 4. g,'sa o. u ''d lIamn''n',
ih.,,d n. lis t,u.., aRl f'Fam b'.l-e, 'f'pf-a.sd
ss 49,. II lad ~ .sid hsshsid,t's nrsHi, abs
81 "a 80 nst, 81 lnd ~ ss,i trsa.h'p, The u~ns'.
a.. uuIp,wu, d, rs.s,ns stt--iTi cup's- ~ .s'd
r.t,toa sni ofths "'iss ths".,'". o. l. ."''ed
.f..a s.sh ~ The -t-s,s sssnsd psfsoa. f'.rsct'e
Euttssu ds,. 81 least lsiais sa'I t''nr q ss'
iug.
AL q !. iu,thst oNutEIp, That notice u
The TIM piece aai puiI-,.~ 81 ibs Co'as's'i'nsf'
n~.t,ps sl,s.aij. srd Il be tims sad phrr 81
hssnug ae,ss.ai. 10 gwen o. all psfs'n' aai CO.,
T-ialioa. astv.tsl, b, Usa.'ug affected rup'". II
49, stittun sRi oiih,. thrt~nH, o. L. .sf'.
"a ufaa the fv.psctis~ ,Ltks ~ The '"se. ~
sos and G,Lai. ani sl.a I.''i~d ~ o. ihf-s
falItc pl.es. h. e.sh of ssd tu~us. .nd puilishe'
the. s~rk. .s~r-..,,si, a. The ONiafi ii-mscfs'
ta,.sf p,aisd 1t f.u., % .''i osna'y II
ONfTj. the beet 81 .s,i pih''Csiiun. sol each ~
th. oihs, nniicr. L. mass, ssfNsi col posted Al
l-..l th,i, ts,. i-f,,- ..,d timS o. '""~''"g.
N.i position II The l,ads o'et ~h"h q -
navel that sui rad s.sN y. iuc'l~i Mt i-'ng
wahta a., ts~n 90 platst'oa u,Iuir-'iio sssss. q
safe 90 C.,uai, taN. and ~ the usn.ts tlrt'ui
i-,sg u.s nuwn. uaL.. toe f,I-.uing Irfsous asrn'
81 l. usu-,s ~ part II ssid t.Bis, .; - t"thrf
psutE.p. hat naitCr 81 the uair, place s'd
rust...s afths C.nu,i,.,"nsrs' Sns-t'1g aio'"sal.
al - Ih. Iiu.. rliCr sai puTI-'ss ~ hTsfing
al,fr.l,t, h. .i,rn 20 IN ,-'."u. aui corporation.
t.,~r,..~,I 4, ,,n.isg aussis, copies u saii pc
tt,un au. this u'dsf thsiruu, O. D. puhhshei 80
-..k. .arv...is.l, ~ The Nsspel..c J"aTHsi, the
p.~.iur~f p',ute,i b, ne p''ui"' - the safe
ssd i-ins she >t,tr Is'ps, thr hsi 81 s''d publ''
r,irun. q, h. m.- q, isa.i Ih,fy diNs t-lDf" s-'d
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.aI r,,l.afit,sa. a,, thea 40 ih-,s spp"'' 'nd
.h,~ ,4u.s. It a., tho, have, ~, The payer Oi
Au..i. SIDNEY fERilNM, CL~k.
\ uu- cap, Of 49, f-,','aa sad o'',-' "a 's"'i
Au,.,: SIDNEY rERllAM. Cir,s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-12
IIUNNEWELL'S
CELEBRATED
TOLU ANODYNE

The gr-ot Nsunlsic Remedy ,nd Natural
Op,aic calls io' SPECIAL airsi'un ,nd iniru.t. be
IN. fee II opium. ~ preparation. n Opiun. 90
Of su, lot ~. .u,sll, vegetable or m~d,csl prrp
rftir. Zoe Ncurs ga. KhsualI,,m. o'oai. T,oih
Ache and E't Ache, >pinal Compl,int., liked.
,ag It i.usg. os Stomach. Eo.e Ilo re,s,.
Csisuh. and az mioof NsI,oa, C"mpliiol..
-, -. 81 >l-.p, Ch'osc 90 Nsfsou. iI-sd-
ache. ~ h.. 90 sgusi, anG 10 which ~r oh,t ,e..
t,aon,al. fiom uud"uhed scarce.
For D.l. ium T,.m's. u ;. q sae R-me,l,
Poo Bowel com, L,ioi.. inciad,.g Jhoi.u
Mofbs., u - 'plsnd,il, adapted. IN 49,, ohl, ~.
moving the Ia,n. bst sciing -. rhy.ir. gtrai
contrast Nth OPIUM, Sh,ch ~, ual, cun,iip,ic.
sod truss The ',,ttm. lot make. the T,uedy sof.s
ihaa the d.ssss.
frna rh,.,c,sn. Ss ask attention. anil oa 70.
msni rormals. q, Tfisl boIi+. will H. sent, ,is.
vel pong IN the Anodyn- an Opiair ~h,sh ha.
ling ts,n wanted. and 80 the Cough Rsn,,j,
such a. i..t -nl'f,ly on one c'ntnl p,nciple.
from invalid. Ne ssk correspondence foi
Psmph.,s oI sNphual'on, ~,,hout "po,lsge'
stamps"
rriee'-Larrs coush Remedy. sae,.. pes hottie.
T.. l.. a r.l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-12

rrs k.-.s-. sfs s.s.f.Hr Vfsp.f.l 49, -
es-rs ssr-sst.frn 80 tasnstss - - W.
yuREys II ara.s a u.-ss 49, $780, 81 - fsss.s
so a d $50 ss-lir r-sa~fs. - al a. 49,
sas.sa-a 81 $500 slasuts = 80
A rsaausrfs fsa~raa 81 80 IS -
-.l-,ss, = ai---.-. -. 49, - 49, 80 -,
-. a. 49, $4,000, $500 - 49,
. =. 80 . 49, flssss-s = 49, = - 80. .
. 1890 81 $500. 81 49, $500 49, -
..s1..f l. 90 N-sss-s ssesssFf-s. 49,
-. s..--a-ff rrasr % 49, Hss@sss 49,
- ~. -, n 49, - A. $3.50
~, o. s-.-.-f-. 1872 frs-s 49, 80
-. - k.ai sufts. q - - - 49,
. ,...-.s-..-rf e - - rsH-r - F-l-rss-s--
"a. = - .sr.ssainf - 80, s,as - - =.
-. -. .-.Ifi.s a. esrtsis 49, a. tsssa -
:. =. -. - !. $3.50 at - ssefsf s...FsA
F,Y-,,s-ss -. s..rsf e-sefs-f - - =.
a.. - "A rsIssts pss.aas 81 hsisa
-. =, :. - -. - s-Fts ssp ousfss'ss',
o.. - Tsa.rf ssp ssitssts a..
-. 80 a. hsFs h~sa $50 ~
=. 80. 80. - 4 ssssf s-ssi-a - - ,-s.-
40, - 49, inssfaskis $500 A. -. =
~. tlss..I tss.s = go s.Fslfff 80 fet-Li,
a - - haaffsts q sfsats a. -
,.-s,-.-.f n usi 49, 80 - 's'-'isee'a y '-''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-12
rxA single battle Of sPALDINGS PREPAR
Ed GLUE Will save ten time. Its cost annually
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.

SAVE TIE PIECES.
Eoonom,, Di,patch'
:. A SfiioA ~ tin, ss,ss Mise"
A. accidents. ~ill happen. even IN the t-.i reg.
si,,ed IA mil,e., Il 10 very desirable 10 have some
cheap and couvrnian, way Tor rrIai'ias iurniiurs'
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
meets al such emergencies. and no hous.hoh
eau aaord 10 lie without IL. II 10 always ready
snd up In the siiekiae ppiai.
.UsEfUL ~ EVERY HOUSE"
n. IA brush accompanied each oiie.-
Price, Is cents. Addsess,
HENRY G.. SPALDiNG.
no. - Cedar ST., New York.
CAUTION.
Asesstain unprinc ipled pessons are attempting
10 palm or on the uasuspse ting public, limitations
Of nv prepared Glue. would caution all pe''oa'
60 examine before purchasing, AMI zee that the
lull vame,
!, on the outside wrapper; ell others are ssin
dliry eoas,er,siis.