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FESsloN, in Germany, in Europe. AN
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Inc Undersigned, practitioners ormedcne in Ger
are well aware, that by course we NAV forfeit
rn OF some of The faculty. but benevo
.i t moess who are uninhuenced by selfish motive,
we snail refrain from expression Of our opn
ei'he' o, the aoundness Of Dr. doe
sens,v new Doctrine we are happy that deem hi.
haVe 700 valuable not to be genera Is known for what
our eyes Dehuid and he ,r We must be Iexc
we hereoy state, that when DIR. Louis O,n (;o.,cL.
nrst came oeiore The German public, the pretended
OIL new doctrine, and medicine we h, Ia him i;
contempt believing and openly ms lin,
oS oass and the prince hearing
;S Dout me sana i've, against it and for we were
M on motives Of merely make rial of
virtues upon number Of most hopel. as ma
anS we now deem our b"unden duty even a, the
o. our sell nteress) publicly acknowledge II,
mighty eheaes in caring ONLY consumption bnt Uh
maiaiies which we have heretofore believed ncnr
aoe. Our contempt for the dcov-rer of this Jicn.
once swallowed in astonishment at these
results; and as amends for our abuse of him we do
confess to the world, that believe ham milan
who does honor to the profession and to our
Try, which gave him birth. ~ WA ouh-
ne recent adoption of this medicine into som. of
Hospitals is sufficient qua anty III Il
iS promises IL needed for ber,v.r
1t IS used, 1t is its best witness - '''
HEkMAN ETMULLER, NJ d.
WAITER VAN GAUTT, M. ID.
4DoLPHUS WERNER, NJ. ID.
Germany, December 10. 1886 eop'iy oct IL
May "a, lS3S-3m
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Unusual erent and Interesting ceremonial.
Mrs. Aianheim presented her husband in
his city, 10 days ago, with three sons at one
6trth! Parent and children are all doing
weli.-Ihis event was duly celebrated on
Sunday last Con the 9Th day acco riding 10 the
Hebrew Rituul,) by the circumcision and
naming of the three little strangers, Isaac,
Daniel and Jacob-(See the l7th chapter OF
Genesis. Upon which occasion DIR. Coz
hen, in very impressive address, pronoun,
ced the event 10 be ithout precedent among
the people Of his nation. The whole cere,
mony was unique TO strangers, aud very in :
,eresting 10 all the witnesses. As the rite
was performed with each iniant, a neat sill
YER medal, with the name inscribed, and
hung with differently colored ribbon, was
thrown around the neck of each, TO Jislin-
guish him from his brethren. A plentiful
entertainment, and some fine sacred music,
closed the ceremony. Some OF the Fair Sex
in the spirit OF mother Eve, might he tempt
ed Ia enquire the ages and temperament of
the Parents OF this extraordinary TrIo-but
we do not feel ourselves at liberty TO unyeiI
such mysteries 10 profane eyes
Upon one point, we hope we are all agreed
that the means of the Parents may Gin
crease aud multiply" with the number of
their offspring Richmond Eng.
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FROM TEXAS.
NEW ORIFaNc NJ

New ORLEANS, May &c.
The steam packet Columbia arrived
yesterday in three days from Texas
Congress was in session, but in daily ex-
Pectation Of adjourning. Presiden,
houston had declined executing the land
patents. in communication to Congress,
explaining his views at length. The
Banner remarks, the course Of the Exc.
cusive had been severely censured BY
some but it is thought his explanation
"iii be deemed satisfactory.
AT ball lately given at Bexar, rem
contre took place between Major Tins.
ley and Eugene Navarro, which result
ca In the death of both, Tinsley sho,
navarro with pistol, but was killed
blmseif by a Bowie knife in the bands
'oi his expiring antagonist. We have
not learned the immediate cause of the
ARRAY, but understand that an old feud
existed between the parties.
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Dr; ~. .. howiand,-Sir, About the middle of Jul,
accidentally noticed newspaper III. advertisement
Of the Matches Sanave, for which perceived YOU
agent and which Prolessed to be sovereign remedy for
Consumption. '
my wife was then fast wasting away with this dread
a disease aud as family phi, stefan was daily and
,ously endeayorng her to health WILTON,
stepped TO h. house and asked him n he had any
to her taking t, medicine. He replied that
she was perfectly willing Mrs. Sherwood .houli TIC ,
or any other medicine she might choose but he thonb, 4,
Gould do her no good, her iungs randy
ing person will catch at n straw and The ssn.,ixc heinz
eon.ended by three physician. who had used it in their
she concluded to give tia trial and pur
e"a|ta Wal, which she commenced tax ,ng three time.
day. giving fee indulgence her appetite according to
Ser"5S for he fry ,hi: she
~ able to eat and drink freely, 4. the least
ienee:
feeble and wasted form began put on new strength and
she has been gaining from day day unit, the present mo-
friends She is now enjo, ing a table 0houri nn,
eree state Of health, able be about house and to at
Mrs. Sherwood and myself both fully of opinion and
so are all who know her remarkable case that she oues her
sumptiye in the United States who have NO, W.,
nSG,d OF this medicine, measures ought speedily TO be
o'p'sd to have 1t more generally known.
benefit. ~ ''5 great
th o fgoing TO the South with INV G,m;,, .o,,.,;
thus fall and in case do will proclaim the virtues of the
Sana've IN that quarter for although the rhysi-
cian' here are actively opposed do
l" s saved my wife from an opening grave
You 'h'nk this letter will public rood Won
are at liberty to publish it. R.sptctG.lIvs ~ you
II. +. SHERWOOD
Testimony No. 9.
Extract from the Essex Register, published in Salem,
Massachusetts '
GERMAN SANATIVE
The Agents for the sale of this invaluable Medicine -
inns city hate in their possession, many instances which
nave already been voluntarily made them OF the benefit
iesths nom Its USE lnqCirers be directed to The
individuals BY calling at the Bookstore the Agents
lVES9 JEWErT, 1893 Essex street.
80 Testimony No. 3.
A certificate r. three me ubers of III. NEncAy mo
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Patuabtc Lmportations. were much
gratihed yesterday during a visit To those
noble ships the Walter and Alleyany. which
arrived on Sunday from Liverpool. in obser,
wing ten fine head Of Durham and other su
rer,Srs breeds Of cattle, imported by John
IL. Nell, Esq OF tfis city. The bulls were
among the largest, strongest and mos. sym
.me'r'cai'y made that we have ever seen.-
! mere were also several specimens of South
gown q, Sheep ON board, imported BY A. S. &
4. Nooer's,also Of this ciiy.-Philad Inc.
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VIRGINIA.

Circuit Superior Cour, Of Law and
ChanceIy for Augusta County, Adjourn.
ed Term, February the sth. 1888.
Matthew White. pIaintiA;-against
Jacob Moore, James j. Moore, Admins
lstrators of Isaac Moore decd. John
Thomas and Elizabeth his wife. late
Moore, Peter Young and Susan his
wife, late Moore, John Zimbro and
Mary his wife, late Moore, VIM. Es.
ties and Martha his wife, late Moore.
and Thos. Harris and Jane his wife.
late MISUNDERSTANDING.
And this Cause is for the present re,
tanned for Settlement of Accounts be.
tween the home defendants, the adminis>
traitors and the distributes if thew shall
desire it, and liberty is reserved the
home defendants, if they shall be able
so to do, before the balance due the alb.
sent defendant, after paying the creditor,
is paid by the administrators, TO establish
by additional testimony further advance
ments against him, and by that means
ensitie themselves 10 all or a portion of
said balance, as the case may be. This
reservation is made because it man,ies,ly
appears that Jacob Moore vas advanced
to greater extent than four hundred
Dollars, but how much the testimony
does not establish.
a copy-Teste,
II. G. KINNEY, c. c.
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TRACT OF LAND

lying in said county of Nelson, adjoin-
ing the lands of John Critzer. Thomas
Looban and others. and containing about
One Hundred and Sixty Acres,
considerable portion Of which is clear.
ed and in good order for farmine.-It
also has on 1t comfortableDW ELLING
HOUSE, and other convenient out hou.
SEES. Said land will be sold subject to the
lie estate of Ann Bernard in the same.
Acting as trustee, | will convey only
such title to said tract Of land, as is vest
ed In me by the deed Of trust aforesaid.
THOMAS BERNARD.
June Id 1919
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The New York Star says that the re>
STiction in the new Treasury Circular
Prohioltlng the receipt OF notes Of Backs
whlch have issued notes of a less de.
nomination than five dollars since June
1850 VIII exclude the notes Of all the
Danks IN that city except two-,he
Manhattan, which belongs TO the Mar.
quis Carmarthen, and The Bank of Amer.
ica.
1t will also exclude the notes of Banks
ia this State.
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SALE
UNDER DEED OF TRUST.

y pursuance Of deed of trust bear
Ing date the27tb day OF December 1887.
and ofrecord in the County Court Office
of Augusta, executed by J 4aes Wallace
TO the subscriber, TO secure The payment
OF The claim therein mentioned, viii be
sold in the Town Stanton, before the
door Of tie house heretofore occupied az
The Wayne Tavern, onMondav the 2nd
day OF July next, 10 The highes, bidder
for ready money, the
TRACT OF LAND
in the said deed described. situated on
Smiths Creek, "a branch Of the Little Calf
Posture River,ia tie County Of Augusta,
containing
Two hundred and forty Acres,
This land is said 20 be ;oerably well
improved, in o good state Of cultivation
and the tile believed indisputable.-
Any person Inclined TO purchase vii! be
shown the land on application TO Mr.
Wallace who resides lb, zeon-Such title
only will be made to the purchaser, as is
usual in such cases.
SAML. CLARKE, Trustee,
June 7:h, 1883.
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MExIco AND FRANcE.-We have
just received file of Mexican papers to
the date of the lst May, from which we
learn that the negotiations between the
authorities Of MEXICO and the Repre-.
sentatlves of FRANCE had been brok en-
off; the final note Of the Mexican Minis,
ter utterly declining compliance with
the demands of the French agents, bear
ing date the 18th.
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TALLAHASSEE. Nav 10.

To.
Distressing COnfagraiion.-The Town of
Monrovia, in Gadsden county, we regret TO
learn has been entirely consumed by fire with
the exception of kitchen and hen house
The flre occurred when all the inhabitants
were absent or asleep, and the particulars
therefore cannot be arrived at. II is sup,
posed TO be the work of an legendary. The
church, academy, banking. house, post. office
and exchange are all gone. We learn that
most OF the property was uninsured. Sus.
picions rest upon the Cashier of the Menro,
VIA Bank as the probable incendary, as it is
5el;s'ui he embezzled large amount Of the
funds Of that institution.
The ruin is SO entire, that doubts are en-
tertained whether The town wi i'll ever recoy.
er from the shock
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TRUST SALE.

by virtue of deed of trust executed
unto me, the undersigned, by Greenber.
ny V. Bernard in bic lifetime. bearing
date On the LIST day Of April. 1929. aad
duly recorded in the Clerks Office of
Nelson county, TO secure debt therein
mentioned. due unto Joal Bernard, |
shall on Tuesday the seventeenth day
OF next month iJuly,) proceed to sell at
auction. Tor cash, on the premises, Ger.
tain
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PUBLTC SAFE.
.~EAA

PURSUANT TO deed of trust executed
to the undersigned by Richard J. Hill
on the 9th June 1886, and a deed of con.
veyance executed by Elizabeth K. Hill
the wife OF the said Richard, Oh the 3lsI
May, lS3S-both of which are of record
In the county court office of Augusta.
shall proceed to sell, in Jennings GAP.
on the premises, on the Both of this
north,
TWO LOTS OF GROUND,
on one of which are considerable i'm.
provements, consisting of a Dwelling
House, Store House, Stable &c.-AIso
on the same day, and at the same place, a
TRACT OF LAND,
containing 325 Acres, and adjoining the
lands Of w. G. Dudley and others
This land is thought to be of value on
account Of the timber standing on it as il
Is in the neighborhood of several Saw.
NJ ills.
The title to the above property is be-
lieved to be unques,ionabIe, and a con-
veyance clear from the Dover RIGHT Of
said X. j. Hills wife will be made to the
Purchaser-and in every other respec,
the title will be as good as is vested in
the Trustee.
Terms-one third of The purchase mo.
ney viii be required in six months from
the day Of sale. one third in twelve
months, and the balance in eighteen
months.-Bonds and security will be
required from the purchaser, and lien
Will be retained on the lands until the
purchase money is paid.
On the same day some little PERSO.
NAL PROPERTY will be offered for
sale, on a credit ofsix months.
June 7,
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From Timothy George, Esq =,
Orrinrrfnn NJ.

OrrIngton, Me.
My vile has been considered Of a con-
sumpiive habit Tor two years, attended with
severe cough, but has always or generally
attended 10 her domestic concerns Until The
fore part OF last winter, when she had a sud
den and severe attack of pain in her side
aud distressed for breath ! immedio,ejv
called upon one Of our bestPhysicians, " ho al
tended carefully upon her, and | was well
satisfied with his treatment OF her case ;tboup b
her distress was partly sIicviaied, here va,
no hope OF her recovery, Der Doctor told her
Thai che had the consumption, and that her
LEFT LUNG WAS PARTIALLY
CONSU MED, and seemed toGespair nj her
recovery, as well MS myself We calculated
she could no, continue but short tine, lie
ieit her nothing but sleeping powder 10 com
mand her rest, when prOviden,ially fell in
with those Saoative drops, and though size
was altogether fni'hless, the first drop she
took gave her some relief, she continued Ia
king them exactly according to the direc.
ions. her appetite was socn restored 10 =
chIid's appetite, and she continued gradually
TO recover so that do not know bul he,
health as no,O as good as ii has been since
,oe married, say ten years.
". d. She TOOK about one and one bali
bottles when she called herself ,ceH
TIMOTHY GEORGE"
OrriDgtoD, Maine, April 30, 1888.
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Orland Post Office, Maine,

OTIahu FOSt OMCe, Maine,
March 30, 1888.
Dear SIr-The Matcbless Sanative has
had wonderful effect in several cases ia this
town. sold phisl 10 man who had been
sick with Consumptive aud Rheumatic com.
plants for A or s years, and " ho was upabls
10 dress himself when lie commenced taking
IL. He has recently sent me word that he
felt quite well, could dress himself without
any trouble, and thinks he shall wholly re-,
cover Yours, in haste.
X TKUSSEL p. NJ
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R'1K M z II u Y . 4 I XNu
Guilford, March 10, 1888.

Ee@@S2. The above Medicine is Tor
gAgfs sale by JAMES CRAIG, Mt.
Miendian. and by b. F. GRAHAM,
Greenville, Augusta County.
+. S. AS several Of the persons cert :
lying TO the value of the above Medi.
cine are Postmasters. reference can easi-
ly be made to them for the truth Of their
statements.
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Westfield Post Office, N. Y,
Feb. l6. 1898

~ INV.
Lear S:r-Several pressing cases demand
the Sanaiive at whatever expense il can te
seat TO me. Ii has effected some astonishing
cures already, and cannot Dait for the rack,
age you say is on the way. wish you
would send me half a dozen phials by NJ ALL,
and wall put the extra price of postage On
The Sanative. Don't fail 10 send by the mail.
as II will come by weight al 81 per ounce as
postage, aud shall expect il in ~ DAYS
from dale. Yours &c.
ORRiS NICHOLS, p. NJ.
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Atthe request of the home defendants,
IN the above cause, have appointed
Monday the 9th day OF July next to set
lie the accounts between them, and to
take any further account which may be
legally established against the absent de-
PENDANT, Jacob III oore.
SAM'L. CLARKE, Fl. Comr.
June7
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Naarrfrn

on "Wednesday evening the 10th ul,. by
The Rev: SAMUEL STEEL, JOHN M.
NELSON. Esq. OF this county, TO Miss r.
LiZABETH I. COOK, daughter Of j Judge
ISAAC COOK, OF Willow branch, Ross coun :
~, Ohio = Ohio Ne,os.
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THE
M0tChleSS SamafiYe.

Invented oy the immortal Louis Olfou Go,licke, NJ d.
astonishing the World with its Mighty victore. over
many diseases, which have been iucura-
X IN every age, being the VALUABLE
nEDSiN e ana the most in its one
any ever prepared by human hands Medicine ob,aiu
co el"a rom The animal, mineral and Vegc;ab King
. meaiene OF more value to Mankind than the United
OIL our Globe, and for which we have abundant
Sasc 70 oess .he eenehcent hand OF kind
Meds,ne which begiu. TO be valueaby Physicans who
opposed il, who daily wn ssng its
gr-'p OF the UNSUITABLE GRAVE.!-a precious and
IN ss which ha, thoroughly filed great
y, h. tn ,a.sra msd,ea and thereby proved itself
lose .. uns ssla.ire-For Adults, drop, far Chill
aren, nan drop for infants quarter drop The dirsc
uons enPs,n Tie method Of taking the portions, and
history Of the Medicine ana its d,ngu shed in
ounce. '' We wv PCT NAH
Sold y BENL f. GRAH49Mof Green.
c'He, agent for Augusta County, Ia. .
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JOHN d. CROSBY, p. Nj.
HayerhilI. Mass March DC 1929

Haverhill, Mass. March &c, 1898.
Dear Sir-Numerous cases have come 10
my knowledge in which The Sanative has
proved very beneficial-and one case in bar.
ticular in which it per formed ,uonder. I
can procure you good certificate from the
patient fyou wish. Please credi, me with
the enclosed money, and for ard me more of
tie sanatire by the bearer Yours truly.
THOS. e. FARNSWORTH
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ANY RELIEF aud confined to his room
he had settled his aflairs and prepared TO
meet his fate. He has not taken a whole
bottle, and says his health is perfect, that he
Is entirely we'll, aud impuies the cure 10 the
San at'os and to nothing else. Many others
who have taken II make similar statements.
Yours respectfully, sc.
THOS. nj. BENDER
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Valuable Town Property

f 0 K S ALE.
! WIZ offer at public sale, on The second
80 day OF the June Court. if NOT nre.
5sM viously disposed of privately.
GM My HOUSE g. LOT
m Staunten, on The main street. Immediately
sadJoioIng the Eagle Hotel. Terms made
known on the doy Of sale. N''
June ID, 1888.
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Rush Post Office, nj onroo Co. N. Y,
March Ii. lSSS.

March IA, 1888.
Lear Sir-in 4S hours after received the
package of Sana,lve, 1 sold all of it-and
have come 10 the conclusion that il is all ,bo,
II 10 recommended to be. Ii is sufficient 10
say, that the benefit derived from sbert use
OF Il has convinced the most prejudiced of its
utility. The enclosed money YOU win mass
TO my account, and l wish you to send me
more OF the Sanative as soen as convenient
Respectfully SIC.
JOHN II CROSRv n n,
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Cornwall Post Office,V April 6, 1888.
Dear Sir--The Matchlcss Sanalive is very
hlghty esteemed in this quarter, and is get
ting Into general use. Yours SC.
SAMUEL EVERTS. PM
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Hartford c. Apr;l 10 1929

Dear Sir-Nly daughter who had dis
tressing cough. raised giea, deal of matter,
and who was afflicted with paipitation of The
heart, has taken phial of The Sana,ive and
Is now w ELL. OTHERS also bear testimony
~ lis good elects. Yours respectfully,
G. Il. COMSJOCK
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sick are all taking Goelicke's Matches, Sara
ute, winch Is astonishing Europe and Amerca with il.
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Plymouth, Mass. Feb. 6, 1888.

plymouth, Mass. Feb. 6, 1885,
Dear Sir have abundance Of matter 10
tell you concerning the Sanalive, where il
mas performed cures when those who have
bought it, had scarcely any faith in lis eifica.
cy. We have one person now able to al>
tend 10 her domestic concerns, who was a.,
The time she commenced taking it, confined
TO her chamber ard Frustrated on her bed
will tell you more when see you.
Respectfully, &c. ISAAC Is. RICH.
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From the Vermont Phoenix.
IL u OGSe

THE MATCHLESS SANATIyE-
(soId by BUTTON CLARKE & co. A.
sents for Brattleboro, VT has effected me.
ny cures Of diseases So obstinate az to resist
the skill OF Physicians and The power OF other
remedies. The following are few Of the
Testimonials Of the efficacy of this medli-
cine which they now cheerfully lay before
The public. Many more individuals can be
| referred to ny them as having been greatly
oenehtted by using the Sentative.
eS- Certificate from Znos. Crcsbu If
marlborough.
This certihes that my dlugbte. has for a
iong time been in decline, and has tried
many medicines without effect. She has
made use of the Matchess Sanatiye. which
bus greatly relieved her. Ii restored her
appetite and sleep, which she had not before
enjoyed for long time. would cheerfuliy
recommend il to all suffering with consunp-
tive complaints.
THOMAS CROSBY.
Brattieboro, March 18th, 1888.
o. Certificate from Henry Clarke. ESQ.
ofBrdffieboro.
This certiiies that had suffered for many
months from an obstinate cough which re-
sisted great variety of medicines, until I
used bottle of The Matchiess Sdnotirs.
which removed il entirely in the course of tive
or three weeks and restored me 10 excellsn,
health.
HENRY CLARKE.
Brattleboro, March 18th, 1888.
o. Certificate from SamL Cutting, ESQ,
Of Guilford, IT,
1, Samuel Cutting, OF Guiiford, w. would
certify that have suffered for more than two
years past from severe lung Complainant
tended with severe pain 10 my side and back.
and with general debility. have used a
great variety ofmedicines from various Phv.
sicians in this vicinity, and received advice
rem the most eminent Physie ians of Boston.
Without the least benefit. ! am now using
the last bottle of The dJafchiess iSanotire.
wH,hlch medicine has greatly relieved me
tie pain in my side is comparatively well, s.
my strength has gained very much feel
confident that the SaRaiire alone has sffor,
ded me the relief, and would cheerfully
recommend II TO all ~ no are suffering with
lung complaints, and advise them TO NV the
medicine without delay
SAMUEL CUTTING.
Guilford, March 10, 1888.