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tares The following Vice President. also elected
John 3. Broad, Arch,Ss. es:s., ~ S0SrdnAn, IT,,
On ..::sa following committee were appointed .
prepare series ct resolutions to b presented -
meeting which y y proposed to hold In the Park ned
WIN. Toeser, Judson, J. BAne, W. Bovington and 4.
Cslkns The folio wing statement which Ne give yer
b0tim ct literdtim, Was then read TO the MEETING
o. soS A
sail the 7th efNay for Ncarasus to establish no bic
ss paTpos Ssasas -
a ss e s
the purpose Of giving Of meohIno
The time arrives for sailing GIsviou. complaints
a y % in e Of
white tSs aso a q sss siss1asa.
that IL, a.. the Of the
ssnds They apply like humble 70 the n. .s.%
the duty q the natter The Kinney Expedition
they :: 3 q s.s,
g Be mere h s, rr ana xl0
and honoraSiy aasu.ss Ssosaso sviasass s.s
S to ABB Sss = 1;ss
the waiting for sn. % nm t.
expense the Keeping 9fteese here who
T
$
M and 50 upon the minds Of these who govern
the Corwin Vixen City Boston and others to
blockade the harbor under all the pretences of war with
AMMUNITION, &c. and hold thems in readiness
seize the object OF their prey the United States
should abe ukingly steal hieke midnight The
facts established orders received
are all round with bearing them and ready for
any emergency. Even tho steamship Ocean Bird,
which would make her trial trip to test her quail
tee ia prevented from leaving the wharf This ship
Afforded employ for dreds Of
past and aor ed them the in
plying themselves and their families; and all must
come to stand still must be dscharged-must
stop work Has IL not tendency thereby to njure
nere The ships idly at the wharf will turn
themselves into gold Some $40 200 due Capt. Ora
ham and s money is ready Blu. the parties will not
= to be doney Mechanics cannot work without pay,
and that cannot he had unless the
restraint and allow them to make 1t shorld be
ed infamous In free republic The United States
been thoroughly overhauled and surveyed
Of thing be found board having warlike sp
cu.lass Should such burlesque be
the American people here in waters
beside the remaa bome whose interest nevi
tably, in connection with others seriously Affeets
At the conclusion OF the Foregoing statements brief
speech was made by Mr. Young proe ting against what
called the Outrage of the governmsn the rights of
Capt Graham Who he ssd, was engaged in pc aceable
enterprise and who had eady incurred great loss by
the dete nton of his vessel
After ttree cheers for Captain Graham, the meeting
Adjourned till the evening of the 18TH when IL is pro-
posed to hold another in ths Park
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Herald marine CORRESPONDENTS.

RHILApLhraIA. June s.no arrivals tni. forenoon.
S%t tss % asy s
PORT JEFFERSON. juno Arr sobr, John L Darling,
sni., pghtsni s. Hover Tyler, ProyidsSos; Sd BIS
FSn B
hYork slooPs Eliza JAYNE aaiss Hartford ToI. Payne,
s;is: Sys,s ,Issr nsryss
bs sS sss VIM Tsns ASssS Ds
"''n'' N'''.'' w. Disasters, 80.
sar JOHN LAND P.reiv., from Boston 70. San .rsuo.
Capt The s.rs9 h.. .u...in.a sg.l.tts e any a..
=: sn e. iii ss TO %
sheIs for trial It viii ts reooiisosa that this Is the
mp ss,Si
frs Both vessels were At San Frsnooc on the ish
toni: bull. 81 i iss. nd She vas
@ and vS her Hsshs Was insured .rsss
sard, OF this city.
gsx ST. htsE fsm San ssrsh Mel
q water prSvssn. hss
ysre Weather hayis log. sa and sprung slsat and
ss is . aas s:s s.,.
eneountersd heavy weather
Cor "a mat Win lsss o. fore and msnmass with ali ~
ScRR mead, st Providence from Port Even. got In
isaa ss.y and isrs :sS
torn.
sTgAs.a MIRA, Black. hsnoe for s. Thomas, put into
but received no damage
Spoken, &c.
ssS Esr, Gsust day. from PSsd'Dha for Mon
Ship Charlotte Hoibroof from Valparaiso for San Fran
DISCO with cargo of coal March lat IS 52N, Ion LIS
B.rk Rocket. from Boston for San Francisco March H. 10
Foreign Ports.
,CoPEsTAsrr-In port May slip Judith tnos bark
Jrnper,g, Brown, from Norlsans. vt order; =,
sss
=; II, s III ssys Grove. nsss
phs; June Daniel Webster. Campbell, Phiiadephs; sohr
Hlao ssSGsios f.isnas"Arr May bark 81 Mays from
San Francisco March IA for Meiboyrns In distress
Ism po,op port a., ,sf prom AprM
bark Yankee smith, from DO dry for san Franci,So
s Ko., prrd from fusss ssssa ~ nsss kS9f
R. port ssy Jssn NV k
treat from 81 Thomas for de- Surf tBr,, for rYork.
S m% y ~: S. gS. ssy
sold austion Emns Lincoln, Wssts Zoe hsmsars'
IaMA,.AnArT april u .ohr Gen Mors.n from Moa,s,sy
PurTA AKErAs-sd. MAY Ii brig = Dover" san Fran
RIO JAsnno-Arr April I6 brig Spirit Of rs Huss. Bal
E.lSs sa l r.: sss1 brig rsa'' ''
san JuAs DEI sva.-Arr ksy 10. steamship snoie Sam,
40 Az ast sbs Rses standh HutohIns discs Tor Cal
casts 80 d Sid 18Th ship uadsaHsed Freeman chincha
srds c 70 SArr Nay II brig Are,uru Howard sYors
seSr N wallace SHARP. psa,nors June ship Juvsstss
rhsdsiph!a Sssss .. xop sR1 ss.sa n.1
e; ss,. s.i E. :ssi Ma ssi .ss:: a:s.s.ss -.
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New York cattle Market.

WEDNESDAY, June 8, 1906.
At ALERroN's Washing ton Drove Yard there has bsen
Moderate supply Of beeves during the week. and the de-
nano has quite light. The cattle mostly from
Ohio and Illinois, and in pretty good condition.
There still further decline in beef, and they sell
rather slower than last week The average is froIa
S1l to S12 per Ito lbs Mr.. White selling lot of
100 head from Ill nois at $40 sl1 per 100 lbs. Mr..
BediDg likewise sehing lot of Iiuos CATTLE about
Co. which were Are lot. They brought from Sill to
$l2 per leo lbs lot of "a, sold by Mr.. Herrck from
Ohio sold for $40 Sl2. Another let sold, from
Ohio, by Mr. George Ayrult at from $40 to sll 81 I'LL
nos cattle sold by Mr. Simon Riley brought from 10 to
ferior cattle from Illinois, which cny brought 50 $40
ptr 100 lbs The sales the week 1886 beeves
The fcow1a table sho from what part of the
try and by what con veyanc the supplies came
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s.,,xr g,n,eno~r--,sro,s Ilsx.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT Nos l to 0, IL.
SursINE Court Girouit-Pars lst-Nos. 2. IS, 80 81
AZ, 43ls TO 51-beore Judge Roosevelt in Circuit room
Part I'd 1874 $780, 1922 1923, 1866, 1907. 1883,
1914 1882 le82tz, 1898, 20l2, 2035, COO, lSIS,-5e
fore Judgo Clarke, IN general term room.
SUPREAE CoURT--Special Term-Nos. 8, 7, 8, 3, and
loc to tie Ed Of the calendar to be called perenpts
lilly.
9t4 o4e GAL 1884, $50, 900, $50 9s6, 92s, zoos, 9ss
100 1o1 c4s, 22s 34l, 2s6 98l ss2 2ae 49, 500 742
1ol4, 1ol6 to 1910, lo21, 1924, 1925 1925 65S, $751;
1909 4o5, GAS.
COMMON PIEAs--PaIt 1s.-Adjcurned to Friday. Part
2d-.1l, SIS to s2S T54h.
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MARITlMg INTELLIGENCE.
ALMANAC YoRE-rNIs DAY.
"a % MOON morn. 40
SUN SETS. rs HIGH WATER .eye Us


Port OF New York, June O, 1858.
CLEARED.
Steamship Alabams Schenck Savannah, Mitchnl
Steamship southernsr. EVEN, Charleston, spodord Tiles
Steamship Roanoke Skinner. Richmond. 10, Ludiam q
slip Fres Trad. stOveE Calcutta. P Buck Co.
ssaaSis. Sosf Mss
ass sis,1 as'a'i
tHssss 1 su, Ess o SssS
ssosn sS Ss09 Eissii Co.
B:rf Vim I0 saas. ssse,t Peasacois sns~
Brig Aivo (So Fords. Palermo, Chamberlain. Robinson
Brig Executive. Colcord, Matsnzas. Walsh Carver 3
Brig Wanasrsr CBr), Ksnaie. 81 John, NIB. DewOlE
Big st Andrew Kean. Charleston Grnnell. Aintnrn
Brig Gen Worth. Raotisa, Portland, Russell vinins.
Schr Jonas Smith, Furman Savannah. Aocrosdy, Aott
sohr "A speford, Carney cheesosoxi.hs, JA,hsash.
sssr H Fsu iM ses.on Rs,son sprasue
ssI E;.At s:, s% sp
sehr Notice, Gurnsy. Warehs%. master.
ARRIVED.
hip w'a e:, Ds Va South
,.n Ion O. M, u the Downs clipper shig
Kong 70. LonSos $sih 3. Aisan: fessns II .pefs
snip Somoto ron MatenEn Tor FALMOUTH, all we'll; Nth,
Liverpool for Boston, slst iAt 40 AZ 80 passed
four largo icebsrg.; June lat Ion A Sc passed
Il Number I. l.. q
Steamship Northern Light riuklepauga San Juan with
s. esoh.nssd .issss with ship southsnpsoS from Mobile
for aeHresIx Ms, and bark Tammany from New Orleans
9srt zmos tsr, Flint st Alsss 27 day.. with salt, TO
BARK Thses, Wait. Lssuna Mays with Isswood &c. to
baud Son. March IT, the outward passage In lat 2
Ion a. fell In with the wreck of Manca Norfolk
before reported dismased sae,ossed and Abandoned
Drnhsm Dipon Wa. four lays north iarassst. June
Ia ~ .on - ~ Epoks ship Eaxrant OF Bremen steer
Brig Motto tof Prsyinoetown>, King. Mstan1as days
Whitney Co May e. in Crooked island passage saw
an Am steamer bound s. With troops on board
Brig Helen Mar OBJ. Gard. Windsor. Ms. s dsyA with
Brig BuckI tof Columbia. Ms). Wright. Jackson.
vile days With lumber. TO Heimes; vessel to master
Biis h AGAR n;st1ey, RonaOss for saa.Or
Sctf @ Parsley (of VI ilmngton Deb, Van Glider Tus.
pau. 26 days, with fustio, to master.
Sebr Ella tos Roskiana. Uimss. Fajardo. PR. May rs
sohr surprise, Cole. PETERSBURG. Va
Sehr Mott Bedell. Hewitt, Georsssown.
schr Henry Clay. Do ans, New Bedford fer Als.ay.
seSr F.sri,' Kelly Albany tor Sos ssdisrd.
Schr Gen Clinch, Tate, Rondort for Beston-
sshr Agnes, Lord. Rondeut for Boston
Schr Bangor. Jordan, Rond ut for Boston
schr Meyers. Rhodes Rondont for Boston
schr fsnny Hazard. Glnes RoSdous for aartfsra
~ The schr arrived yesterday from should
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Ship Wesa hence, At San FrAeoisos losh ut,
cd the equator in the Pacific April H. 89.h out.
Ion iS a. ara r siI days had strong srceIss from
and was within 800 miles Of port for the last 10 days.
Ship Mount.in We've at do from Boston, vas of Cape
Horn IS days In heavy Gales stove headra 30 Elk
eDeed light breeies from 50 port AAd aid
sails AFTER leaving thas sttude Crossed tho equator April
lis
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BELOW.
Oos brig. unknown.

Steamships Alabama SAva pnah Scuthernor, ChArieston
Roanoke. Noffolk &c; chip Emerald Isie, Liverpool
Sid 5sb steamship George law AspnwA And not Empire
City for Havana rs Incorrectly reported she aid I'D
Wind ht sunrise n W. meridian. do: sunyst, SX.
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OCULIsTs AND AURISTe.

nCULIS1S AND RISTS.-UN FAIT ACCOMPLI -
" have pleasure in announcing my freads and
patiebts that during absence in Europe, avaed my
elf OF the opportunities which offered to
old memhsr OF the Royal College of Surgeons in Dsbn
e which Professor Benson 90 whom served apprs.
knowledge Of the recent discoveries and Ina
in the pathology diagnosis and Treatment of
the diseases Of tho and Connected with
ciaty visited Jacob and Wild In Dubiin Bowmon W1
sie in Glasgow, and Demarres and Sichel a
Of whom received the utmost attention. unlmited
dence, and true professional HberAty They freely
willingly communicated all that either novel useful
merits! Amongst the laster the
looking into the depths OF the and seeing the
state OF the optic and retina in
lens incipcnt cataract the equally ordnarS specu
foI looking into the toreAt and all dark passsgss;
cob needles tor removing sithout dangs
when the drum OF the IL foraied WI
not be deemed unbecominS in to say that after
ough medical and surgical education In
over ~ years extensive practice and
this city and recent during my fSres
tour that consider myself competent to treat s thcss
who may place themselves under my skully
fully and with trutbtuness and TO extend to them
advantage that DO obtained in either isphere Pa
tients whose have hitherto beed faculty.
have been and weared travelling from ply
that at all events they will be told decsvy and truiy
what their disease really is and whether durable othaT
wise, Tor by meana Of the each
comes perfectly pa and visible and the ultimate
placed hey ond the shadow OF doubt N.B.-scusts ana
the use and applications of the appara receive
private instructions At homo TO H. and from e
O'Clock daily 502 Broadway, opposite ST. Nichoax
JAMES W. POWELL, N. D., pculiss and Auriss.
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AT BRowyISGs-The market IL well supplied with
sheep, there being nearly 900 sheep more in the mar
morn,ng-mostly shorn, bat in very good condition.
Thsy mostly from this State and Ohio and lambs
nearly all from New Jerseyths latter la very bad
cition-salss very dull. Beeves in good supply, aud
sell from 80 to sl3 per 100 lbs, mostly fro Illinois
and Ohio. There bas been mprovsms NJ In and
calves which sci, very slowly at $50 $50 few extra
for private families sod at S62 30. Veal calves
scarce, ard salcs have been made At SIC. SIC. per
ID, live weight and few extra sod q. 7c The sales
for the have been-Peeves 260; and calves,
40; veaIs, 90; sheep and lambs, 3,7sl,
The following Is q memorandum OF sales by Samuel
McGraw Son. at Bro rniDgs for the week ending Juns
Sth IL 23S hbeep and lambs at $40 6T average per
head ~ 49, Ao 81 beef cat.le, at from 1Oc TO 13c.
per ID.
1o4s sheep and lambs q. 81 gal 25 Average per head
81 70.
AT CnAsBrRIA N,s-1he market Is steady and We
notice decline OF soc and 81 per 100 lbs for beeves
Cows and calves sell rather slow at SIS t85. Calves
are without change In prices.
204 beef cattle ..........................3I tI2
log cows and caves 2J Cb
14S veal calves dive weight) ............. 4casSc
4,165 sheep and lambs ..........,,. S2a 81
AT OBRiKSs -Beves sell pretty hssy ct q decline OF
cell rather siowy. Calves held rather frmer and
sold fer an advance OF nc. on last Quotatious 49,
beeves. - S11 128 and calves, s2S S4b: as
vsals olive weisht, Axe. aeKe.
RECAP1TuLATog.
Allerton's ........ssso Is IS $500
Chsmberiain's..... 304 100 l&s A16s
0Brisn's.... 49,. l34 l6 40 -
Tp.a ,.u""n.tsH as M ESQ
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g NJ ELLIOTT, NJ D.. 0CUIIST AND OPuTHALMIC
after twenty years extensivs and suoosssfal
practice IN Broadway about to visit Europe Of
investigation in order that his patients and friends mAS
me penens Of sne IN me-
sence Brs. H. A. Hartt and Macdonald, with whom
= associated, will take charge of his practice
HART Is sioian and OF high stsnding and
~ Az S a
eye under the celebrated Mckenzie Ho will be the
every day from O'Clock TIL p NJ fer purposes
tat and will attend all the patients who may require te
for nine and graduated with high honor dootsr
medic several ago. in the New York Medical
ege He will attend to the ctice ct the once daily from
10 O'Clock till In 10th these gentlemen Dr. Elliott
the most prfect confidence and them TO s
patisntsand ss worthy Of the utmost trust in
and every The ofoe has been removed to No Cn-
ton place. fourth door west Of Fees in al
Will be adapted to the circumstances Of tho patient
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ZION COLLEGIATE AssoCIATIoN.--ALL ISRAEL
ties friendly to the cause Of edaostion are repe.fuy
above association Sunday nex juno TO- at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, at tno Trustee Room OF the Emanuel Temple
in framing LAWS cnd regulations preparatory to an election
of officers. M, SCHLOSS, Secretary pro. tenn.
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n1k. G. GRRRNE, FORMERLY OF BEEKMAN
w street, ccediay Invites his fceads aad patrons 70
dss with him q ThpTsdsv Juas tn, ia chsnSses st.,
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The Blockade Of the United States steamer
San ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Meeting of
Mechanics In regard 20 IL.

The Blockade of the United States Steamer
san Observation-Disclosures Meeting of
Mechanics I'm regard TO IL.
large indignation meeting held last evening
the pier at the foot Of Eighth street, East river pro-
test against the pursued BY the administration
in preventing the departure Of the steamship United
States for Nicarsgus The following notice posted
Throughout the Eleventh ward, and, may be sup
posed produced quite o sensation among its residents
particularly the mechanics who are specially appealed
to -
MECHANICS, TAKE NOTICE.
3 June S, w essh ssres E, "s,
ns P:o IF e. s ss
che b asnS Of s e: Ss y.
az S a sss sas
amount money prsVsDted And What other wosk Of
h..ssn so. on surSs tho s.nG s@s Ls.
'is,s
s;s w. S:ss &: SG:s
e';st f:iI2ss Sa !i: :sssd " %
SAIL ad ssss Son. elsl aeA Rs.I ss"
WIN. Green, sunnen CAkins, =. Collins,
IS; :; S s::s Ss.s SS $I:asr
In accordance with this notice, about three thousand
persons assembled on the pier. where platform was
erected almost In front Of the steamer United stses
There runoor that advantage would be tstsn OF
the occasion 70 slip cables and stand out to but
there we're no indications Of any such movement being
sci FvsytSins there s.a ioo's on peaceful ASPECT
and had NOT been for the strict watch which kept
On n.s froo the two United States sesmers iying
~ he RIVER, would never be suspected that she
tbs yssse, about which all the trouble has been male
os,ssen the Ecverument and Col. Kinney.
es:rg orTauirsd TN som. sus after .;est
VI Nhn A. Boutele vas appointed President. Messrs
o..ss ~ Nsnr and WHt 9rees, ohac'.tsg o. aecr,.
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HEsTAURANTSa


A PINE GREEN TgRTLE WILL BIB SERVED UP
BsstmAn street In soup aud steaks Families supplied 70
order during the week.
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EIREwoRKs-THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS Y0R
IN sale On the reasonable terms, large
pste ths brilliant ever osrsa
delivered free Of carriage Al kinds Of sxhibitsn pieces
sad '''''s W''1s SS Scs ss.s.s ...s
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NOTIFICATIONS or THE LATE FIRM OF
Slower Ssaz furr ture Dealers requested to pre-
their claims forthwith for immediate settlement to
EDMOND BLANKMAN,
Assnees attorney and counsellor. 80 BrOsiwsy, room
No. 70.
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w afternoon ladies' gold watch. The finder will DO
satisfactorily rewarded by leaving tho at loo JohA
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EIREwoRK DEPOT, 50 DIVISION STREET WHERE
be found all Che various kinds made by che bese
and warranted TO DO Of the FIRST quality -
the lowest cash prices Country dealers supplied and
ders punotualy attended TO-. -
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COPARTNMRSHnp NOTICES.


C7R O0O WANTED, A PARTNER WITH THIS
PlC.OOO. amount, to join party In businsss having
bered M rial | Ne ard plI shsre al
the profits allowed. For particulars address L. Herald
Office,
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TAX COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, NO. SO CHAMBERS
street bssemonA Of the New City HallINotios to tag
city of New York will he opened for examna and review
from Monday the 2lst Of MAY until Monday, the 5h day
Of Jupe, inclusive All tax payers desirous Of amin
Ing and correcting the sed rolls TO make
plcat:on to the undersgped at their ooe between
hours Of 9 A. n. aud A P. N.
ss$S. HA..$::SSsssssn.. }r.. Commissioners.
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TIREwORKS-NEw YORK LABORATORY. log PROFIT
streetFre crackers, canton rockets double headsrs
js. sticks sad complete assortment Of Are works yss
In general also committees for city and country dsay
" ''' "0'' ~ SESNErr. 1906 Front street.
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W 1856 Benny Kipp. Desoriptien-isht composites.
30 years fage Dressblack frook ooat light vest, hghs
stone ooore oassmare pants and black hat Any INFER
nation respecting him will thankfully received aaA
literally addreng 1903 Houston ssreet i6
West Broadway. corEtr Reade street.
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r asst LECTURE IN BROOKLYN" BEATRICE, THE
~ Christian Ideal Of Womanhood thi. (Thurseay even
ing, June Z at O'Clock NIP eckers Female ue
lemon street This will be the last of the lectures which
Prof Scherb has been repeating ut the of his Brock
lyn audience,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-04-05
DIR. HOOFL4ED'S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS.
Prepared by Dr.. G. NJ. JACKSON,

No. 1870 Arch Street, Philadelphia.
Their power over the above diseases Is net
exceled, If tqualed, by any other PREPARATION
in the United States, as the cures attest, In ma
ny cases after skiIful physicians have failed.
These bitters are worthy the attention Of
invaIids. Possessing great virtues In the recti.
fication Of diseases OF the liver and lesser glands
exercising the most searching powers In weak.
ness and ftciions of the digestive organs.--
They are, withal, safe certaii and pleasant.
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Caution q! Caution |!
CONSUMPTION ! CONSUMPTION !
Consumption can be cured II!

ConSumpton can be cured u!
Dr. Rogers Liverwort, Tar and Can Chalagua
has rescued Its mutitudes from the grave. Do
you ask for the evidence 7 Then call on the a
gent and get pamphlet; a newspaper Is too
small to contain it. In the Pamphlet you will
find we'll authenticated cases of individuals who
were, in very deed, rescued from the grave; for
they were upon the very verge of ii, and given
up to die by our best Physicians and most skill
full Medical Professors, when the Liverwort and
Tar came TO their rescue, and delivered them
back to their friends. Although many of the
cures seem almost incredible, yet they are not
obscure; we have giy'n their real names, and
their exact place Of residence, SO that they may
be seen, and the facts heard from their own
mouths These cures are fully c0rroborated by
Physicians and Professors of Medicine, who are
well known and are of the highest standing in
our land, who have been compelled to yield to
these stubborn facts, no one can dispute such
evidence.
We Challenge the whole World I!
To produce more real bona fde evidence, In any
court OF justice, than we have In favor of this
medicine
We defy the Physicians of every school, and
all the Medicines that have ever been invented,
10 prOdu;e evidence Of SO remarkable cures as
have been made by Dr. Rogers Liverwort, Tar
and Canchalagua.
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READ AND BE CONVINCED.

Further Proof.-"We have examined many
certificates of cures In the possession Of DR..
Jackson, the proprietor Of nr. HooFLASD's re-
nowned German Bitters, and we have knowa
many friends who have been cured Of liver com.
plant and dysdepsia, by this great medicine.
therefore me recommend 1t to our readers with
confidence, knowing it to fulfil, as now prepared
the fullest expectations Of the renowned physi-
clan who first compounded it"-German Illus.
trated News.
Sold by-J II G. Miller Jackson: J. II. Nc.
Clintick, Berlin; Jared Stephenson Winchsstsr.
and dealers in Medicines everywhere.
Nov. 8, '54. 33--ly
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-04-05
HO FOR A RIDE.

Come all ye good farmers who wish to shine out,
Just come in and let us know what you are about,
And for Saddles and Harness either common or
fine,
Call at my shop for that's just In my line
IA the ESUBSClsRKkEEe would res
0IM pectiuliy announce to the citizens Of
M jackson and vicinity, that he has per-
manently located himself here for the purpose
OF carrying on the Saddlery and Harness busi
ness, one door east OF Price and TaylOr's Store,
where he will be found ready to accommodate
or. make to order any article in his line. Please
givO him call. ID. w. WlNFOUGH.
July 25, '53--tf.