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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14
NEWBORN DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY. OCTOBER a. 1885.
THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL RTEA NsUIyS

THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL gTEAMsHIPs
TAOH bgH-YoaA TO
Chbrf tAtm
bsScba Ssoh s>~~<S-.-
ysos tosroS 10 LNtapooL-
Cltsf CABIN Pss.Axe..
S~toId Calm Prs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. %
tn ships from Boston call ~ HslifaI
PYRsIA Capt. Judkns. CANADA Cap. Lana
ARABIA. Cap. J. Stone, AMERICA. Csrt Wichman
asia Capt. T. q Loti, NIAGARA. CAPT Ryne,
AFRICA Capt. Shannon, EUROPA. CAPT J. Ci,ch
rb..e clear whi.e hight u.stnesi
ssAIbosrd bow red on port bow
ASIA. Loti..... fsVe' ~ fort W edne-dAy Oct 1855
CANADA, Lang leaves Boston, "Wednesday, Oct lso
AFRICA Shannon caves forf, wednesday, Oct IS 1855
NIAGARA Lereb caves Boston; Mefne'tAv. Oct = 1855
PERSIA Judtins caves fork ednesfay' Oct p 1879
ARABIA stone....leaves Boston Medne'dsy Nov. lxo
ASIA caves - lofk MednesisJ y " i. lSo
CANADA, Lang lesy,s Boston, wednesday Nov ~, 1850
Ber-is secured Until psla lst
An ,1p.renced surgeon on board
r. oxpe- OF these ships Will be accountable fox Gold
SUI, Rrlop Specie Jewelry Precious Stones Metals.
males, bills adns signed therefor and tie vse thereof
therein eIpressee-
-" T. cUNARD No tBowlnru.e.
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NTEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On

NETWORK AND ERIE RAlLROAD.-On
and Arr bur,day Aur J. 1886 and until further notice
PASSENGER Train, will leave Pier oot Of Duanest - follows,
BUFFALO EXPRESS ssa m. for Buffalo
DUNkIRk EXPRESS, at q m, tor Dunknk IT..
NAIL At e:l5 H. for Dunkirk aud Buffalo ana hternie
date Uson, P"enEers by this Train viii remain over nisns
n Oweso and proceed the next morning.
CHICAGO EXPRESS st p. m, for Dunknk
ROCkLAND PASSENGER, at $50 p m iron 10Y o.
CtsnteG via PisTnont, for Sasern'' and in'erAe'i.'
stations. Min.
WAY PASSENGER r4p. m, for NewbuTsh and Middle
town and intermediate stations $3.50 n~
NIGHT FXPRESs ats D. NJ for Dunkirk and Buffalo.
EMIGRANT. al 6 p M for Dunkirt and Bunsio sud in'S
THE ABOVE TRAINS RUN DAILY, SUNDAYS
EXCEPTED. -, =,
These Faprsss Trains connect ElmirA, WITH tne
Flze.r Falls Rsilrosd for NisEsrs n
Bin with she Syracuse and Bnshamton Jt
Syracuse Corning with Buffalo, Corning and NoT ~.
Railroad Tor Roches Crest Bend with Den" "a
and Western Railroad, for Scranton; at nono
Dunhrk with the Lake Shore Railroad for CleVeala OAoiA
bsti, Toledo, Detroit Chicago &c. - ,,-.,,,
ID. q McCALLUM Generl SnperlntrnarnL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

ITO SUFFERING FEMALES. IL an
l OINTMENT tor.sae the Medical Institute, No. 6l0
Houston St corner Of 0feeu which al forms OF
WOMB DISEASES
in an incredible short time put up small Jars aud
viii be mt postage free TO address r +3 Hours Tor
Ladies at the Institute from to o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

II. II. LEFDs. Aucioneer-By H. H. LEEDS Co.
ON WEDNESDAY, Oct. H. sale of PEWS-
~ u eo,k at the Church Of the Incarnation, of
aud x8th. The Pews the above Church the
Rev U,pry T. Montgomery Rector will be disposed of
above 1,n. ct sale Diagrams be obtained at Office
No ., Natsau.,t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County New York notice is hereby given 10 All per
sons having claims AGAINST MARY LYONS late Of the Cry Of
widow dec ased present the same wlh vouc's
n, reof 70 The sub.sb.r the Office Of A. b. y higgins IN
between the lib and 2thays Ia the City u ,eg York
on OF fourteenth day oil February neX-Dsed New
York the eleventh day OF August, 1886 .
sul2 lAw6uiTu FRANCIS CLOssAN, Executor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
Of the County Of Newiork Notice - nor,ey sisen 70 AZ
having aims Aaains JOHN r. BARLEY late Of tn"
t Of NewlCrk dec-~ed 10 presnt the sane WITH y9a6n'
or. hereof TO the Subscriber at the Office ei JAMh5 '"
or before the Twelfth day OF March nrIl-Dse I'd Ne"fofs
the 9th DAY Of September, 1850
"A I.U6uTu JOHN DAhLffi Executor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

CTEAM BETWEEN NETWORK and
- GLASGOW.
rDINRIrRGH 900 tuns WM. CUMMINGS, Commander.
kEW.YORK 2l5O tuns, ROBERT CRAIG, CommAndrr'
GLASGOW, 1852 tuns, JOHN DUNCAN. Comrnand ,I
~, GI SGOW and NETWORK STEAMSHIP COM
PANY intend sains their and powerful Steamers non
New. York for Glasgow dr.ct, a. UNDER:
" GLASGOW SATURDAY, Oct. H. al IL o'clock boon.
EDINBURGH, Saturday Nov. Is, at l2o'ciock at moor
RATES OF PASSAGE
Ciass.
Third Class found with cooke proysons......... ~
Az experenced Surgeon attached 30 each StesneI
No II Broadway.
Ntw-York City Bits Gold only received for Passage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
of N. County OF NewYork notice - hereby ryen 70 all
p.r.on having claims the Estate OF THOMAS MONA
CHAN late OF the CITY NcYork deceased present the
SAM. with thereof the subscriber a. his resdeBce
Third in the City OF New York. on or before the
tv,ntyihrd Of February nex-DAted New forki The
eighteenth Day Of Ausus,, 1855. -
ANDREW X. JACkMAN,)
PHELIX HART, Executors
,ule iAy6mTus MATHEW MONAGHAN,
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A. ". Ms EIEts AaoionveI o.,
nv RkNGS BROTHER IL CO.-fradecAse

a. VI MFENIN, u lcIIIlI1tI 0.l,
DY BANGS, BROTHER IL Co.-fr"oo-o"'e
WFD%FeDAY FVrNING Oct. Is, At 6. o'clock. -,
VALUABLE PRlVA1E LIBRARI-o-np' All a - -;
~ Tn1L ., pi.s Of chol,s worts Tb'oioSy ooceI
,rf, Io.r.uh, Vuy.ses and Travel. POETRY ofa's ~
se.no., Bile. LsiiIes. Cisssos F'c"f'A1 ana
% -, suv fha ar and valuable As, IN
- ~ II American M.cslaneOos publications
~ FRrnAY AFTERNOON, Oct II. al oc"ok
rorsS nND NEDALS-A large collection Of Antique and
49, si,r ana C"pper Guns Of eoun'ues embrac-
,bst are .1eeedin.y scarce being the private oolec
g. "a ensn recently de- essed, selected by Him with
"a . md now fo be- soid Tor he benefit Of his estate.
Csislotues nav be had on spphcs'loD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate
Of ID. County Of New York notice hereby given 70 81
,.ou- having csns against the estate of DANIEL EBBETS
.e Of the Ct of NewYork decreased. 70 present me ae
With root the subscriber AZ the ON OF MARI
Suifh. No 30 WAls', IN the City OF hcv-fork ON or BE-
fore the verh day December nen'sed Nov OK the
sixth dsy Of Jure, 1850 ENEkSOH hhODEo
100 laMen.1u EA'cut"I'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

NEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW
~ YORK to ROCHESTYR-The ROCHESTER, and
GEEEsEE VALLEY RAILROAD is now Open. and. IN CON
p,cton with Buffalo Cornni and New ORR asa sew
YORK Railroads forms direct route from Ne"'iek
to Rochester. -, ~,
for Afforded BY vide renders II by iaT the most desira
bic between the ibove.nAme eitics. .
etet, can be procured the and Ene Railroad
Ticket foot Duane st. and No 1913 Broadway also IN
Jersey City.
BsSaas. CHECKED through. ,p,
Frshts will be ransported between New York and Ro' h
ter with dispatch Any nfsnnan desired IN regard therein
ran b. aimed by calling the GneIs Freight An o ne
New Yort and Enc Railroad Erie Butnss or L. D. TAffAN
Express FTsisht Ag.uf. No. le3 Broadway.
No trains the Buffalo Corning and Nsw TORI hAosd On
Sunday j. A. REDFIELD. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
the Coanty Of New notice hereby gwen TO q. pr
LARGOMARssINO late ofthe city of Newfos deceased 10
r..n the same with vouchers thereof the subscriber his
sd.nce No II Hr-t-rs in the CRY OF Newfork on OF
b.or. the 1Oth dsy Of March newt Dated New fos the I'd
dry 81 September, 1876 ANTONiO OlNOcthio
s23 lsv6mTu Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14
JAMES COLE. Auctioneer.

JANIS IOLt. AU'IIOHVtT'
DOSITIVE SALE, without reserve, of 60 valu-
III able BUILDING LOTS, Mount Prospect square,
Brooklyn.-JAMES COLE 4 son will sell on WEDNEs
DAY Oct IS at ~ O'Clock he Merchants Exchenge, New
York Lots Fatbush 9th and ION avs, aud on
Union President Carroll Monig onery and Macomb M Ibis
u OF the best property IN the CY OF brooklyn Inc
high commanding view OF the Bay aud surrounding
country Fstbush and paved sixty five per cent
No 69 Fulton st. Brooklyn and No 45 Nasssust Newfok
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

WELLINGTON A. C.RTER, Auctoneer $500
GENERAL HARDWARE, FANCY ARTl-
~ G1s,DwicL Iong.hnnded Shoves Axes Hsches, Ham
msr. Carver. Knives Folks Coshove' Levels saws Bhar'
sosl If,p &C Also lot Of Buttons, Bodkiu- tshhO0ks,
Whistle, Jcvery and lot Of Cigars Tobacco hquors
D Original pae ksRts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14
9urs, Robes, 81.

BACKUS. OSBORNE Co,
Nos. 81 ant s. Mu".N-i,ss. Nswfosk
Offer a. Wholesale OR RsTAi very dcsTSoe "ef'N"n'
LADIES FANCY FURS,
CONSISTING Of u,,,.o - ,, ,,rrry .,,Nz
STONE MARtEN and FITCH
Manufactured in The aies, most ts.Iionstit syyrsl
EXIRESSLY FOR CITY RETAIL TRADE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

JonS L. NAsDEwATER, Auctioneer
MORTGAGE SALE Of all the FURNITURE
MI Contained il House 80 lI8 Greene consisting 81 every
VANITY ,uAlly found in genteel family, on WEDNESDAY,
~, * AZ IL o'clock Sale take place, rain SHINE by
o~dI al FRANCIS A. DONALDSON Attorney for rtgagor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14
II. II. LEEDS AuctiouecT.-By III. II. LsEDs 4 co.
VI ESDAY. Oct II, at lO8 O'Clock, at No. 100

IT. IT. LTFDs AuciOIetT,-BY IT, IT. LtkUs q NV
TINI ESDAY, Oct. IA, at lO3 O'Clock, at No. 100
i Bl,eclei-s Greene fuc collection of OBJECTS
ART Pctme- Bronzes Ststuary Furniture of bachelor
eeu leaving or EuGPe VIZ some pieces 81 bronze and
Satuaty by David DAnges, the Virgin by Mu'
Milo; hIte group the Holy Mother aud Child by Cuegloi
Sketch Nanloo Flemish Interior by remorai Original
Picture Napoleon ILL., by \ennOck; OF Onstopae
Plated p feet Mahogany and show,
Case lined with blue sk EtsGere for the exhbnion Of
b,orgre: superb grand action Ros, wood Piano; Fire ano
other other works of Art and CuTosies TOO
O be- detailed.
Visitors will be permitted view the exhibition one day pre-
xious % the sale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

EOR FORNIA.-NEW-1ORk and San
Il FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP LINE, via NICARAGUA
Shortest Route by Seven Hundred Mes-Pnces greatly r.
6uced-1he and splendid steamship TEXAS 800 tuns
burden will from PieT foot Of Bcschst Norm River for
SAN JUAN DE NICARAGUA, on FRIDAY, October -
1876 at oClock to connect with the steamer slhkhA
NEVADA from San Jnan del Sur the Pacific. for SAN
FRANCISCO Passengers will find this the heAlthest and
cheapest Fifty pound. baggage allowed each Passenger
RATES OF PASSAGE FROM NEW YORK.
To san JU1s DBL NoRTE-FTst cabin, s75i Second cabin
$50; Steerage, %. .
TO SAN FRscIsco ncluding Isthmus TrsnsFirst cabin
BIS Second cabin 4l25; Stecrsge, S75. -. -
For freight passage apply 20 CHAS. MORGAN SONS,
No z Bowling green, y. u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

N Huns EANCE OF M OIUFT oI 1nF '1I T'g'1t'
Of The County of York notice is hereby given 70 oil
,,rous having claims rgsinst MARKS T. JACOBS, late OF
The CRY of NewYork deceased present the same with
voucher. thereof the subscriber at his store No "a ST
street Ia the city before the tweh day
Of December nrxtDated New York the sixth day OF June,
1859. ELIAS JACOBS, Admins razor OF
,i7 IaysmTu. Narks t. Jacobs, deceased
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nlchicdl

nEAFNESS CURED. however ciused, il the
~ u,tng # wrtch be heard lie ters OF inquiry,
iuclosne postage sarp. addressed = Pr bOARDMAN No
II Suffolk place Boston Remedies and apparatus
~ eyTr,ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14
Otcan 6tedmers, Sc.

GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.-Oct. 90
" L. 8. MAIL LlNE.-Fhy pounds Of bsssAse free 10
per pound -Four hou from BY
Panama RAILROAD Through fI CALlFORNIA via Panama
nsrosa The United ss:ts Nal Steamship Co will dispatch
for AspinwalI on MONDAY Oct. o. At o'clock D. m pre-
cssey from pier foot of WAnen-st North River, the we'll
know and fa, steamship GEORGE LAW Capt VIM l. Horn
den e. s. N Passengers Mails will be forwarded by Pan
Railroad and Panama with the Pacific Ma.
Steamship Co.'S mag nihcent steamship GOLDEN GATE,
H. P.ArsOs Commander which viii be IL readiness and leave
in M .dstsly Tor San Francisco.
Tie public the Pacific Mail Steamship Co
Steamers lying AZ Panama ready
for svoid any possible detention OF psseser OF mails
For passage apply 20 w RAYMOND al the only ONCE Of
the Companies, No. IN Wesisf. Warrentt, " T.
Freight Aspnwa 10 cubic foot or i cents per
pound prepaid And freight will be received Aier O'Clock
on the day Of sailing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

NTOTICE.-CHANGE of PIER Of DAY BOAT
y Sr ALBANY. Fare, s. cents The steamer ARMENIA
=. er'i,h viii Oh and AFTER WEDNESDAY cxs Aus
i..ye Chsubeust- instead Of spnss, heretofore. Rssu
i.r day, for A.b.ry-aondAy Wednesday AID Friday a.
100 . M uakfns usual laldinEs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

CANDS' SAkSPAklLLA-The original and
- seruue .rtl Spring and Fail purifier of the blood,
and general :uc for tie system sands Vded, acting -
uuiaueouy upon the stomach bowels kdn"ys liver and the
circulation: II 4, erninr, and carlo. of the produc Of
beatty Secretion and gently stimulate. while " di,ineets
md rpls Il em tie stomach aud bowels al that u irritating
mill ey 81, AID restored sOun aud healthy
difion PREPARED and sold by A. b. D. SANDS Druggists
NJ IN Al NrM.Nnrk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE;
Vl -Trsvelers for CHICAGO ST LOUIS kANsAs and
al noin,, West and Southwest obtain Through Tickets,
and ali concerning routes fare kc either oy tbe
EFW-YCRK AND ERIE RAILROAD or NE"-ioHk
CENTRAL RAILROAD. by application at the Comp<nJs w
Gee No. 1873 Broadway, corner t DeysL
JOHN f. PORTER. General Agent NJ D. X X
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HUDSON RIVER RAHROAD.-FromM MAJ

HUDSON RIVER RAILKUAD.-FrO rom My
TO- 1856 Trains will leave Chamberss ststion q, toll
Train Emrsnt For PGashterP'e r = m an, an
.syts every Friday evening II p. IN For Hudson $50
NJ For Peehshi and $50 m The roushseyP.e sing
tsksn al Chambers Canal Christopher and 3lstss fT.n
New Troy AS s:5 and O:+5 and i;So p
m and East Albany II 8l5 and ll:l5 and p m
49, ~ A. v. SMITH. Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

= CASEs SODA ASH. - pr oeu.- 70 sc
cn as 5 DCRRltKsOS< CO
10 q PecbuS3s. y
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feQal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of tho County NowYork, notice il hereby syen to all
persons having claims asanst FRANCES BEAHAN ia'e OF
h Civ OF Dublin Ireland deceased 10 present the same with
vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber At IN, Office No 81 W sl
In the Cy WORK, before the lOh day OF March
pt1t.-Da.ed New York, I'D day OF August 1856.
su.6 law6uiTu \. Z. MAHBJRf Adnhistra"f'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

~ fashionable patterns retail at much less than the
usual price by GEO. C. ALLEN Wholesale and retail
No. ii WsLst., second floor.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-10

Cadiz-S. P. Woolf, H. Sinsebaugh.
New Athens-T. S. Weller.
Warrenton.S. CLANCY.
Steubenville Distr trict-C. H. Jackson,
Presiding Elder.
Steubenville, South ST. C. Pershing.
Hamlne Chapel. D. Creamer.
Richmond-G. A. Lowman, s. H. Nesbit.
Springfeld-C Morrison, A E. Ward.
New Somerset-R. Boyd, w. H. Fibbles.
We.lsville-E. Fletcher.
Hanoyer-J. HI. Rogers, H. Long.
Carrollton-S. F. Minor.
Paris--A. Huston, ]. D. Vail.
Massillon-Alex. Harmount.
Canton-J. A. Swaney.
Sandyville-H. Mccall, NJ. Garrett.
Leesburgh-R. Cunningham, T C. Nc
Clure.
New Cumberland-John Wright, one to
be supplied.
Smithfeld-L- Petty, G. MKee.
Allegheny Distric IS. Wakefield, Pre-
siding Elder.
Beaver street-T. M'Cleary.
South Common-D. p. Mitchell.
Manchester-To be supplied.
Sewickleyville-L. R. Beacon, F. D.
Fast.
New Brighton-S. Grouse; one to be sup.
Beaver-L. Baker.
Bridgewater-A. J. Rich.
Enon Valey-C. Thorn.
New Lsbon-W. Brown.
Alliance. G. High, S. Burt.
Salem-A. H. Thomas.
Columbiana-G. Crook, J. D. Turner.
LiverpOol-D. B. Campbell; one to be sup.
Greentown-A. q. Lane.
Pine Creek. K. Miller.
Allegheny College,. Barker, President,
and member of South Common or. con.
Beaver Female Academy-S. Baker, Prin-
cipal.
&c. Wells, transferred to Western Vir-
ginia Conference and stationed at Palatine.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-10
Our Commissioner.
Editor of the Belmont Chronicle:

am no politician, nor the son of one,
but will beg leave to say few words in re-
gard to one of the nominees of the RePubli-
cen party. I consider that there need be
no apprehension of danger but that the best
interests of this county viii be carried out
with such men as Esq. M'Kisson of Smith
township. Had the delegated power from
the three parties now in the fed to select
person to FL the office of county commits
sioner Mr.. M'Kisson would be the man.
believe him TO be gentleman, philan-
throuist, and a christian; his heart is res
ervoir of benevolence, in all the good causes
of our country he is alway about the first to
take hold. No man that knows him can
gainsay this. As an officer every one has
the most explicit confidence in his capacity
to do the duties thereof. He has won for
himselfa popularity that is not r;valled by
any man can think OF in this quarter, and
I think with such men the Republican tick
ct is commendable, and should receive the
vote ofevery citizen.
Mr.. M'Kisson formerly acted with the
Democrats, but for some years past he has
watched the movements of the South, their
inroacs upon Republican institut ions, and
the subserviency of the Democratic party to
the South has caused him, no doubt, to take
up the line of march with those who are true
flag bearers Republicans, LET US leave no
stone unturned to elect our ticket; its chance
is among the best. l. N.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-10
fk1ONICS WON'T DO.

a They never did do more than give temporary
relief aud they will II is because they don't
touch the of the disease The Cause of all
and bilious diseases is the atmospheric poison called
Miasma or Malaria. Neutralze this poison by its
Natural Antdot and all disease ,aused by it dis
appears at Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure is his
AntidOte to Malaria, and moreover 1t is perfectly
Chemist DIR. r. Chiffon, of New York, 10 this ef
feet is taChed every hottie; therefore, if il does
good il can do no harm.
This is more than can be said Vt Quinine, Arsenic
tonic i'll existence their ruinous TO the
constitution aud brings on Dumb Ague, which never
allows person TO feel perfectly well for moment
In illustration of these truths extracts
from letter just received from a Physician
Georgetown, Ohio, March II. 1856.
JAS. A. RHODES, Esq.-Dear Sir Yours of the Cd
inst 81 hand The Cure arrived late last year and
the difficulty in getting any one to try il was greatly
increase from ihe fact that remedy all heen intro
duced which was growing in favor with the public.
being better than u sing Quin ine-nOt knowing
presume that the remedy they used to escape taking
Quinine. contained the Drug tse
This remedy, (known as Smiths Tnnic.") would
inv lria y Break ague, but it did Cure It. it
would often return with renewed vigOr. This one
circumstance deemed in your favor. if ! could in
stitute test comparison between it and your Cure
the following is the result:
Three persons took your .sCure all of which were
Cases of ''QuOtidan Intermittent Fever" of many
weeks standing. They had tried Quinine, and other
remedies occasionally missing chill hut it was las
in all such ca>el slowly ii them "ut aud laying
the foundation of other and rer maiadcs. | did
succeed III eecting radical cur" oi all three OF these
with your remedy and they have not had chill
since. In all three of these the ''SEth TONIC
had been used and would before stated break III
chill, hu! after period two had elapsed il would
return.
think there will lie 10 difficulty in giving to
your Cure the vantage ground OF any Oth5r remedy
now in use here. &C., &c.
WILLI.M BUCENE3, NJ. d.
Rhodes Fever and Asue Cnre, or Antidn;e TO Ma
laria the only harmless remedy existence iscqualy
certain Preventative as a''Cure." Take it hen
you feel the chs coming and you will never have
Il single one
JAS. \. RHODES. Proprie tor, Providence. L. ].
Wholesale Agents. St. Louis, II. BLACkSlEf;
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