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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-07-09
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

va Inc following gentlemen have been
elected and compose the Odd Fellows Hall
Company, as organized, for the ensuing
year: Ii. j. Walters, President; John
Hamilton, Secretary; David Bloom, Treas
urer; Henry Zerbe, John Evans, VIM. C.
Vines, David Candor, John Mckee, Geo.
w. Soult.
E1~A tremendous blow visited our town
on Monday afternoon, tearing up some
trees and breaking a number of limbs laden
with fruit, but doing no material DAMAGE
to any buildings, so far as we can learn.
ICE.-Limited quantities of this article
were put up last winter by private parties,
but no supply sufficient for general use,
advantage not having been taken of the
first freeze. The recent warm weather has
caused many to wish for it, and raised con-
siderable complaint-some blaming the
dealer, some the weather, and some the
ladies'
aa-A rather unusual spectacle was seen
on our streets on Saturday evening-two
young girls rather the worse for liquor,
and by no means very choice in their be.
AayioUr. 1t would be worth while to in
stitute rigid inquiry to ascertain where
and from whom it was obtained.
r@- Harvest is slowly progressing, the
want Of field hands being materially felt.
This is in part caused by the war, many
heretofore engaged in outdoor labor having
volunteered, and from an indisposition of
another class TO do work of that kind. To
see the number of young men about cor
ners, at taverns, and shops, who might be
earning both health and money b. spend
ing week or two at such work, one would
hardly suppose there could be any lack Of
hands; but unfortunately it is no longer
respectable" to earn dollar by the sweat
of the brow, as was once the case.
FROM OUR SoLDIERs.-Smith's Divis.
ion was in a portion of the recent battles
before Richmond, but escaped with little
loss. Lieut.. Eckebarger has returned home,
having been wounded in the hand by the
accidental discharge Of pistol Lieut..
Parker, of the regular service, was slight
ly wounded in the arm. The Logan
Guards, and Capt Z. W. Eisenbise's COM
Pany are we think with Gen. Pope's army,
Capt. Hands in Kentucky, and Capt Big
Glow 5 in South Carolina.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-07-09
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TIN w q r. e!

COUNTRY MERCHANTS in want of Tin
" Ware will find it to their advantage to
purchase of j. B. Selheimer, who will sell
them better article, and as cheap if not
cheaper than they can purchase it in any Of
the eastern cities Call and see his new stock
Lewistown, April %, 1862-ly.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-07-09

HA-The Conferees of the 10th Senatorial
District met on Tuesday, the 9Th day of July,
In the borough of Newport. Conferees pres
ent; Cumberland-John Hays; Perry-Jes-
Sc s. Butts, John Funk, John R. Shulsr; Mif-
n'n-M. Buoy, Abraham Carver.
NJ Buoy was elected President, j. S. Butts
and j. R. Shuler Secretaries.
on motion, resolved, that the members
present of the counties represented shall be
entitled to three votes; whereupon James M.
oeilers was unanimously elected delegate to
the State Convention.
on motion, resolved, that James M. Sellers
De instructed TO vote for Thos. E. Cochran for
Auditor General, and John Rowe, of Franklin
county, for Surveyor General.
Resolved, that the proceedings be publish
6d IN the Union papers of the District.
NJ. BUOY, President.
JOHN r. SHULER, Sec'y.
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GOOD NEWS! GOOD NEWS

S1alL1LING O-9lg an OOSRa s
NE LANES, Merinos, Wool Plaids Bonnet
~ Ribbons, Swiss and Cambria Muslins,
Black and Fancy Silks, Rea iy made Clothing,
Boots and Shoes, Hats, Shawls and cloth
Capes, and large stock Of Fancy Goods, fog
COST, at JOHN KENNEDY'S.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-07-09

Nr. Me!rose, an agent appointed to cx-
anime the condition of cmigrants to Uayti,
in one OF his reports speaks as follows;
On leaving there, rode on to the farm &C
cupied by Mr.. Brown. late of Lewstown, Pa
lie told me he was working farm on shares,
and that he was doing exceedingly we'll lie
Was to have half IF everything he raised and
the proprietor was to give him $50 a week
for the first six months, and half Of that sum
for the three months following. The propri
etor is the British Consul at GGnaivGs, and
the bargain between them was Just what any
emigrant could make with any proprietor in
the neghborhOod. lie would recommend
others to come out, as he thought they could
do we'll
As l was leaving the farm house, which,
10y the way, was large and substantial, fe-
male whom [ afterwards learned was the wife
OF Mr.. Brown, came running on TO the veran-
dab, having, apparently, just quilted some
domestic av0cation, and shouted out at the
pitch of her voice:
Is that Mr.. Redpath's agent"
Yes"
Then" clasping her hands together, and
speaking in tones Of the widest JOY, she ex
claimed, give him my very kindest regards,
Hiiu tCll HtiH We 50 ldppS ncEe' 1ell nlAii
that no money could make me 90 back again.
have never had days sickness since put
my foot on this Island. thank God ever
came here and Mr.. Redpath for sending me
out. Give him my very kindest love, and tell
HIM am so happy here"
| gave her the requisite promise, and as |
left could hear her still giving utterance to
her enthusiastic feelings.
My next visit was to farm of Mr.. St.
Aude's, where | found Mr.. Blackeney and
wife, and Mr.. Baker (late of Michigan and
Mrs Rebecca McAlister, late of Lewistown,
Pa. All of these seemed very happy, and
said they were getting along in very salts.
factory manner. They had gathered guam
tlty of cotton, and with their permission
brought small quantity away. 1t is now in
the Boston Bureau The house they had to
1--we In was very good one, and altogether
they seemed tn he Vprv we'll satisfied
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-07-09

EI~A tremendous blow visited our town
on Monday afternoon, tearing up some
trees and breaking number of limbs laden
with fruit, but doing no material damage
to any buildings, SO far as we can learn.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-29
/" PARTNER CALDWEL'S.g.g

1z PARTNER. CALDWEL'S."sg !,
an DOZEN" JACKSON STE.E III
NJ BOAT Brooms.
10 dozen jackson extra shaker brooms z
e. alo do do medium do do; =
10 do small do do;
Wood and Willow Ware;
dezen market baskets, all sizes; &
.-Iff. 5 do covered do do; q
do clothe baskets, something extra;
do split clothe baskets; =
4 do towel rollers; -.
rf do rolling pine; ~ -f.r-
do willow chair;
4 do vanished keslers, all sizes;
5 do plain do do;
do potatoe rnashers --.s-'f
Fer sale for cash cheap any house in the city
APPS AhTNER CALDWELL.
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Advertisements published in both the
Daily and the Weekly JOURNAL will he
charged the full Daily rates, with one half
the Weekly rates added. sea
Business notices published in. the local
columns, will be charged for each insertion
ten cents per line.
Charges viii be made for inserting the
notices of the following Orders, Societies
ard Associations at the rates named, to be
paid in advance.
Military Companies, Order of Odd Fell
lows, Masonic Orders, Benevolent Societies.
and Singing Societies - % TF9
For each notice not exceeding lines 25
cents for each insertion; over eight lines at
this,rate. r..----l rs.r 3
Announcing deaths with funeral notice
attached, 81 without notice, free .aA
Marriage notices so cents, gg j
Notices of Festivals, Picnics and Excur-
sions, gotten up by individuals or associa-
tions, or by churches, at regular prices.
Advertisements Ieaded and placed under
the head of Special Notices, if ten lines or
over, win beas charged double the usual
rates. aEs5gm aver
Advertisements making less than three
lines, inserted once in the Daily, VIII be
charged fifty cents.
Yearly advertisers to pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates Of every descrip-
ton to be charged at the rate of 81 so for
each name in the Daily, and So in the Daily
and Weekly, the same to be, in all cases,
paid in advance. "9l g s.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co. e
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Rates Of Advertising.

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AdvertfsIng I'm the Weokly.ai0
One square, one insertion.-. ......... 1901 90
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The 7; alIg ollirtlaa'l, n
] REGULATORS FGR 1862.

All Advertisements
amounting to So or less must
invariably be paid in advance
to secure attention. 80. ''-.s '@:i : :
3 AL Job Work must be paid.
for on delivery. Transient
Work must be prepaid. 2.
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Administrators Sale.

g I will cell at public auction, on Tuesday, Nay
20ths 1862 the personal property belonging TO the
estate Of Henry Hozhaner, deceased, on the prem :
ises in Lamasco, consisting of cows, hogs, 2, 600
lbs bacon, horses harness, saddle and express
wagon. Also, cider press and mill, liquors aud
groceries, 22 ten pin alley balls, and household
furniture IS .+s.,s,s. .
: TERMS.-For sums under three dollars cash;
sums over three dollars, credit OF niHs
months will be given, the purchasers giving ap-
proved secnrity, waving all benefit of appraise-
rnaDt
eSap28iw3w CHRISTIAN DECKER. -
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Administrator's Notice

.
Nee ICE is hereby given, that the under
" y signed has been appointed Administrator OF
the estate Of Edward Maidlow, deceased. Said eG-
tate is supposed to be solvent. 33e
March ed, 1862. EDWARD HAIDLOW.
- mara I'd -3Ew
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MISCELLANEOUS.
"a aoasss B(ERF1sAVEsS EsSbssaesn ;
HOLLAND isBTT.TERS.
DXapaP@dR...,...oo - I
Liver C0innfainf Tavav. IL a o1,a - d

y. sm hAa TAlsa1a ,Re.l @eH0
DXAp9 9P@1a.g ~
Liver Complaint. Fever g Ague, &c
THs snecesstul Introduction and use Of this celia
q Compounds called = Bitters,'' oaredin1 variorg
forms, from quart botts to ivs-gaIl6n ker. 1n-
al this Eord 8 BittsFs9 A. but anefhar name for
Bus the rsalIy great relief derived from the saln.
nse dose one tsaspoonful, Of our medicine,
BBrhaVe,s Holland Bitters,
ana Sse e5st.rsG5ssncs Of after Pfoaation has estab-
lsneo ior y Teputatlon which the host Of imita
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positively vegetable preparation, with barely sum-
c1ent pure spirita to preserve il.
bnt one size o. the genniae tHaH Pint BottIss),
1t is medicine Of long tried efncacy for psr;fu.
snq he Skeod 80 essential for the fou ndktion Of
sO0a nealsa ana Ior correcting disorders Of the
Two or three doses win convince the afflicted of it's
sanitary e1Ieets Tbs stomach viii speedily regain
its strength, healthy Actien of the liver boTFsIs
and, and kidneys vii soon take place.. and renewed
For IJy-9KGEs7.KOyxss. zrs-r,. -
BO5rhaV0'S Holland Bitters
For RR.RRTAUEys. T4F1aI
BoerhaVe'S Holland Bitters.
Fog sGCKDETEs, TrW
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For HEAD.GCAkss zrS f.r,-s
BRrhaVe's Holland Bitters.
= Eer less 0R- -.AEsPETETE. zs-w
BRrhaVe'S Ho1landaBitfsrs /
For C0STKEsEyrE6s, Try 4
BRrhaVe'S Holland Bitt0rs.
.--os aghsE Eor .PALRss Trwsa EFT y
BRrhaVe'S Holland Ritt0rs.
In all Nervous. Rheumatic, and Neuralgic Affec-
tions- it has in numerous instances proved highly
beneficial, and in others effacted a decided cuFe.
Read CaFefm11ys
The genuine, highly concentrated mrhays'a Hols
land Biters put up in half pint bottles only and
retailad at One Dotsar per bottle. The great de- |
mand for this truly celebrated medicine has induc-
Cd many limitations, which the public should guard
Bsasars Of sS1poslsiOn q See DAT name The
.@- E6stcf eysyv botis goa Bug. =
Benjamin Page, Jrs, Il Co.,
, ae SOLE RRQPRIEToRs. 1
KELLER & WHITE,
s7 1sH'eeA eRsF AGENTS. EcdnsUiEIe, Ind. |
4 Cho1ce
T. e IT TT II R E e s..
EVergre0nS, Roses, &C., &c.
CULTIVATED AND FOR SALE AT THE
COLuMRuS
In u EG - IL H
by - 1et 9iliVGesL
BATEHAM, HANFeRD & CO., I
T. Orders received by g. F. BRoUGHToN, sole
agent g X fob3~0V4IA
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Administrator's Notice.

~ OTECE rs HE RRRX' GKT.RN"
% that the undersi gned has been appointed
Administrator of the Esiats ef Eenry Holzhaner,
deceased late OF Vanderburg county. The. estate
is supposed 20 be solvent. All persons having
lams against the estate will prercnt their ills to
me, and all those indebted to the estate will settle
with me Immediately. % rE8 q fzL =
CHRISTIAN DECKER.
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In The equitable GdjtstHEetu, ana prompt Cash
spoHse to losses, the PHOENIX stands pre- -eninently
az The head Of s preessioH s0fs is e5tensge pTao-
GcGL and rst-caSs bsess system Of local aqe1cieS 10
not e3cesd b any similar corporation fg 5s sgOrld
Insurancies solicited, and policies issued and
neWed in this leading Oorperatoil at fair rates By
1 j. W.sNEGSENS Resident Agent,
OFFICE :-MaIble Hall Building, Main street.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NOTICE..

!. RjOO TkCE is hereby given. that the under
" " signed has been appolfted Administrator of
the estate of Philip H. Maidlow. Said estate is
supposed to be solvent. All persons having claims
against the estate will present their bills to me,
and all those indebted to the estate viii settle with
me Immediately. s1 EDWARD MAIDLOW.
mar26-3tw
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GEO. A. BITTROLFF.

MEG1.KJV g. JUST * ~ TUB ~" n ID
IN from the East, with well selected stock of
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, and Silverware, offers
his stock as low the articles can be bought in
large cities. Gold Watches, from $50 down to
$50. Silver Watches from $50 down to SO
Clocks, from $50 down to $1sT6. Setts of Jewelry,
from 500 down to SOC. Bracelets, from $50 down
10 $3.50 Gey .z-caa vIa % tG5
Finger Rings, Breastpins, Far-rings, from SIS
down to Csc. Silver Table and Teaspoons, Soup
Ladies' Greala Spoons, Butter and Frilit Knives,
Sugar Tongs, Salt and Mustard Spoon g. all sold
lower than usual 4i.-" --+iA t-s
Silver, Steel and German Silver SpectacIes, La
dies' fine Wire and Shell Portemonaies, Silver and
Tortoise hsif Card Cases, GentlemeA's Purses and
Portemonaies.- 91fu A-.rzz. as1
+. r. Robinson's L dexicaI Silver Soap, for
cleansing Silver CT Plated Ware, the best thing
ever used. ---r., s=.rt s- ........ ?
Gold Guard and Vest Chains, Geld Pens, Plated
Waro, Casterss- Sc.--Lathe- and silk Guard Steel
Chains Gegglss, Reeyer = and others, Thermom
eters, DC all of which he offers at low figures.
Call and see before purchasing elsewhere, and
satisfy yourselves of the fact.
Apr5
The New York herald., 1862-04-18
American shipmasterG Association,
No 81 WALL sTRKEr-Roors q AND 25
The following approved officers have received certificates


The following approved officers received certificates
Of this association
Captains Jane. Dunham schr William; Iehabod sher.
man. ship Thes Sears Lasrense, ship Webster Abel
Soqk And,sS Lew ship Old Colony Ghss Springer ship
shp
Masnus, Julius 0sulkns na;e ship Mercury Ihos An
SeSse Day. %"e ship EMPIRE se Edwin Ge
ship Kate pfnce Benjamin crowel ship Belle Creole JAS
Armstrong mate IN ship West Point George Brown,
Miscellaneous.
sH TmRrv Or STATES stranded vigo was built a.
Rocspcr Me- in 1885, hailed from that port 800 TONS and
snp CosauKsr-A letter received in Boston BY Pearson
ESQ., Secretary Of the Board Of Underwriters dated Port
Calcutta London distress has completed repairs. and
70 days 'e 'O''' '0r sea IN ABOUT
BR Bma PRINCE ALFRED now on the marine railway a,
Newport repairing damages sustained while ashore Point
Sa saes reus se es % The n
bow about three feet aoove the keel where the eenas
started about OF inch, Her bottom s also
the port side nearly tho whole length Of the vessel aud
ruddeT damaged.
scuR Lucy A CIRCUIT sweetland, hence at Key West re-
March 2 lat 20 40 Ion rs 80, into by an un
ns arg a % and a.
aud ,oreopgaant mast but kept on her course steering
scna otryrv Poorn Burger from Georgetown, DC, 50
days out laden with coal bound 70 New York, towed
Ksnas which fell with her on the previous day
The II Breceved shots her hull and rigging in pass
on ne Rs sae e vh @
an % Ss 81 e hsr sasSs n.SSs 1 dns how
10 Philadelphia TO repair (where she has arved) The
n II "a noe cd an % po,1sn Of he sr ns Le,9n, rhe
march, which had iorndceed al sea VI '"'p oCean NO
scnR GEORGE MARY, Lord Of and from Boston, With ice
ns, The crew go' sshorc with erea, difficulty with What
Ssy sSss =" old 1s S sfns a. @ 10 ss
Boston fhegae Of the 9Th aud g'h was the most severe one
The New York herald., 1862-04-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THURsDAY, April l7-6 P. N.

THURSDAY, April l7-6PM.
The money market continues very easy. Call
loans are quoted per cent; good paper, 4;
certificates Of indebtedness, 972S a "a; seven.
thirty Treasury notes, par. The banks are free
lenders We hear Of Q loan by bank of 500 600
On 100000 government sixes at per cent. This
IL as it should be. foreign merchant, now in
this country, writes to express his great surprise
at discovering from our columns that our banks
exact margin Of ten per cent in lending Oh
government securities. He says ne thought we
were smarter people than to do business on such
old fashioned principles. In London and Paris
banks are glad to lend on government stocks with
margin of one per cent, and the consequence s
that speculation and Investment in these stocks are
encouraged, and the banks keep their money con-
stanty employed. Where the lender ia attentive
to his business, and the borrower responsible,
a margin of 2% per cent lie ample security for
loans on United States stocks.
There rs very little doing in exchange. Bank.
ers ask liz q for sterling and sos for francs;
but even at these reduced rates the inquiry for
bills is slight. There are q few produce bills il
market, which sell at ny "a. Gold is lever;
it sold at midday to-day at lOl%.
The stock market was better again this morn.
ing, and there was an increased desire to buy.
The severity With which the bears in Pacific Mail
have been punished encourages the bulls in other
leading stocks. II we should suddenly hear any
very good news the stampede among the shorts
would be exciting, and the losses of some OF the
more reckless among them severe. AT the frat
bossd governments rose 4, Pacific Mail "a, To-
ledo n, Illinois Central u, Erie "a New York
Central u, Erie preferred ss State stocks we're
likewise better. Tennessees advanced "a and Mis-
souris Il. Between the boards the market was
firm. At the second board everything was better
and there was quite active competitor for stocks.
IT trapsprsd durngths afserpoon that the diHacul.
The New York herald., 1862-04-18
sales OF Real Estate.
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
BArxhsoS-Go0DwIs.-InH Hartford Conn., on Thurs.
day April IT, at the South Congregational church. BY the
Rev. T. p Parker GBo PATTERSON, 70 MARIA youngest
daughter Of Allen Goodwin.
HAIIocK-PErI1rRsAu.-In Brooklyn, on Thursday,
April IT, by the Rev c. d. Foss, Mr. EBERr HAIOcK Of
Somsrs, westchester county, N. Y, to Miss HuIN,
RAxBo-GRKkN.-In Philadelphia, on Sunday, October
a. 1861 by the Rev. c. Danned, Mr. JOHN A. RAhBo, Of
Philadelphia, to Mss MARGARErTA GREEN, Of New York.
daughter Of the hate Captain James Green.
WARDHL-DoDGE.-0n Wednesday, April 10, at the
North Collegiate Dutch church by Rev Joseph Duryea
CHARLES wARpEiL, 10 MARY, daughter Of Alex +. Dodge
Esq all Of this city.
The New York herald., 1862-04-18

The Chicago Ifa6uae OF Tuesday Says
Exchange as last quoted-par &c buying;
&c selling These prices have continued without en-
croachment for four i've weeks-a condition OF things
almost st least for several years past in
this locality. Gold s nominal at l4c. 15ac. buying
Ike &c selling. There 10 demand for gold-there
is great plenty in the market The slight rise, when
there is no demand attributable to the condition or the
market in New York Good paper with the proper col
atcras and dafngs wanted and 10 per cent s the nc
minal rate Demand Treasury notes are rather scarce
the bankers holding oil they get at par. They viii
sell them at u u premium.
The Cincinnati Gazette Of the same day re-
marks
Exchange is shade nrmer. There was no drawing
below a premium, and 110 premium was paid TO a
greater extent Saturday though was still the
nominal buying rate. Gold is hrmer, with moderate
b1sness.
The New York herald., 1862-04-18

IT, EzAHEn T., eldest daughter OF Hubbard and Doro
thy Williams, aged years. months and IL days
Tho friends and acluaintancos OF the family are re-
specfuiy invited 70 attend the funeral The remains
will be taken 10 Greenwood, arriving In New York on
SATURDAY morning, by the quarter past O'Clock New
haven train.
REV Jersey, Red Bank and Freehold papers please
copy.
The New York herald., 1862-04-18
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Asrus.-The market was steady: sale Of TO bbs. o.
pots was made at S. o21 pearls were quiet at S. co.
BREADerurs -Flour-The market for Western and
State brands again heavy and lower. Prices fell on
from Sc a 1oc and 15c per barrel for most descrip
tons The transactions embraced q 600 GOO bbis
The New York herald., 1862-04-18
Court OF Common Plea
Before Hon. Judge DAILY.

ACTION AGAINST AN INSURANCE COMPANy.
kaac J. Otuer The 81. NicholGs I,asurance Com
Sany.-The plaintiff for the amount Of fire in.
policy which he had effected printing
materials. IL appeared that the policy sent to the
defendants Office to have transfer made, and
until after the hre The defence pleaded prlor
the property Of which they had not
had notice Verdict for plaintiff, $S7G II.
The New York herald., 1862-04-18
MIsCELLAN EOUs.

ANIMPORTANTwORK ON NPHYsIOLoGY, ,&C.-PARJSs
"A London and New York Medical Adviser and harragQ
Gude.-A edition, revealing the facts obtained b
anatomy experiments in the French and English hosS
pitais including treatise the diseases and weak
acting the human family from Ignorance Of thei
causes, by an eminent New nork physician. Sent ire
Astor House, or ROSS 4 TOUSEY III Nassau street, New
York.
"A ropods 7l2 Broadway, is winning great victories ever
day IN Cons Bnnons bad Nas ffoste
and Bster Feet Briggs Corn and Bunon Aeviaoz
working miracles in The lne safe and enecs
application accomplishing results surprising 70 th
sufferer Sold by drggsts irice rs and ~ ccnts sen
Surgeon chropodis,, Proprietor, az Broadway, Y.