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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-24
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-Nov. 25.-Berors
Justice NELSON.

UNTTED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-Nov. 23--BefOrs
Justice NEEsOS
IMPORTANT sUIT-TMo MILLIONS ISYOLyED-SCLLII1
OF LAND GIFTS BY INDIASS.
VIM. Smelling and VIM. J. Fargo ct al
This was the case already reported, III which the
plaintiff eecten againt the defendants The land in
IN Buffalo, and valued 1T two millions OF dol
ar, The paniis claimed title by yitue Of gift by he Seneca
Indians Martin Middsh Tho defendants claimed BY virtue
the purchase the Holland Company The has been
trial for days aud dismissed this day by the Court
motion Of the defendants counsel the grounds that the plain
claimed thror adverse possession whose foundation
rested only g Of the land BY the Indians The Count bed
gin sufficient to support adverse possession
ssains paper title the defendants The Indians right
Of pOion and occupation merely subject to the nh
OF the fee to exnguh such occupation aud that
sueh took place IN 1885, aud that person who
claimed under the Indians osi thea Whatever int he had.
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4 Merchants ........
D Farmers ......... Total ''''.'
TnR DETAINED.


During the year l2l prisoners have been sick, and
attended by Pohee-Surgeon Waterman. room ls
apart for Hospital purposes, and every attention Is
paid to its inmates. Ii often happens that persons
who have been shot stabbed sent here TO insure
tie prosecution Of their assaAats and 10 receive med
cal treatment. Thus the House Of Detention, while it
secures the attendance a; Court Of the witnesses when
required, also gives them comfortable home, and re-
whom they were brought in contact when committed
to the prisons. The buildings now used for this pur-
pose are wholly inadequate to the requirements of the
witnesses detained and efforts will be made 70 secure
better accommodations before long. The system has
teen found to work exceedingly well, and involves
but little more expense than the old one.
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COURT OF COMMON RLEAs-srzcAL rsnx.-Nsr 2

beIore judge HILIoN-Dktl sIONt =
HYDE agt. MOnteith Same agt. Same.-Moton for
appointment granted the receiver take
sy proceedings opposition to stipulation Of Mann dated
Nov s, 1855.
Morgan agt. Mason; Railway agt. Briggs,-Cases
settled.
Williams agt. Cuen.-Motion granted, 70 far as to
require delivery the receiver OF the property mentioned
in opinion. -
Iassep agt Hill.-The costs must be resdjusted on
d.. notice and shy reduction made together with 10 costs Of
the motion, will be deducted from the Judgment.
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BROOKE YN ITEMS.

TIE OFFICIAL YoTB or KIsss CoUSrr Tho Gan
ysssers finally concluded iheir bnsiness last evening
and declared the resnit BY naming those candidates
who had received the highest number Of votes la re
gard TO the Justice ofths Fifth District where tks TWO
hehest candidates have an equal number Of votes, The
Canvassers merely declared the fact leaving for the
Courts to decide. The follow ug is the Official vote
oeived by those whose names were not Published yes
terJsy, which completes the list:
Jroes or ruiz CorRT % APPKALN
Jehr.oa Dru.....u p6 Davies. Rep u s5sAa 1sis
Jrpas oF THE SrPKsaE CouRr.
Ser, yhana DenL...0s2s Reynolds, Rep. 9i3S-N. 7ao
CorSTI JrDGE
Gsrson Deu.....2f-s tale. Rep...... T9sS-Maj A,s'
JrsTIos o. rHE COURr or sKS1oSs.
Sweu Dem 49,. SOFA Stryker Rep. Trt-Asl. b'3
Fraaiaa. lid Dem 27s3 Hoyt. Ind. Dem l,sH
ASsHsBLY--fId District.
K.-ev Dau I9oi Brs,ley Rep. Lo3s-Ms.. iSs
DeiseSeho Ind. Dem ...........s.s.co9
CoNsTfrUrroSAL LokN. -
o- ssS sEsiust. ......... sSS-Ma .s.oi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-24

PROBABLE MURDER n TIE FIVE PoISTs.-AbOut
81 O'Clock on "Wednesday morning siabbing ARRAY
Cured at the Points the occupied BY that
murder-breeding run shop known ss Crowns Gro
cery,' during which named John Les-y was
stabbed BY Martin Shea in serious manner a. to
leave little hopes Of his recovery. From wha, we
could learn Of the i appears that Shea who is
desperate Character recently attempted 20 take The life
of friend Of Leay. On Wednesday morning the
parties met on toe above mentioned corner when
Leary questioned Shea regarding the assault on his
friend. High words ensaed, when Shea drew a spring-
blaeed pocket knife and stabbed Leary in the lip and
in The temple, sser which be fed. OEcer Sherlock OF
the Sixth Precinct hearing the cry of MURDER pursued
Shea. and finally overlook him, when desperate
struggle ensuet, resulting in his capture. Al this
time Lesry came running up 10 the scene with tn
knife still sticking in his temple which he 81 length re-
moved himself He accompanied the officer and his
prsouer 10 the Ss;on-House where his strength failed
him. and he fell insensibe on the floor. He was con-
veyed 10 the City Hospital, where examination Of
his wounds disclosed the fact that the blade OF the knife
had penetrated 10 the brain, and the physicians say
there is no possibility Of ha recovery, Lealy Is an
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SUPREME COURT-cH,xBERs-yov s3-Before Justice
sTRoSG.-DEcfsIoSs

III. II. Morange agt. VIM. :. Ioole ct al.-lnjunctiOn
continued rri the further order Of this Court plaintiff Ming
On undertaking according section ~ Of the Code to be
proved b. the Court Justice thereof and the plaintiff 20 De
at liberty spply for a receiver /. 20 advised
James Is. Colgate agt. Daniel p. Buckingham.-Mo-
ton change place trial denied provided the pud
in addition the already given consentig TO
reference Of the action fitch defendant desires IL the referee to
BE- appointed BY the Court unless seed BY the parties
Henry Robinson ct al. act. T.. &. Boxham.-MOtlon
to set aside attachment granted, with SO costa
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CITY ITEMS.

ACCIDENT OF Mrac.-There viii be matinee at
O'Clock to-day, when the entire opera of " IL Trovs
tore" will be performed in which Nine. Albertini
will sppear as Leonora, and signor Besucarie
AZ Maurica. Mechanics Bishop and Strakosch and
signors Amodio also appear during the Msiin6e
In the evening, Mile. Adeline Patti " j make
her fret appearance in the opera of Lucia ID Lam
rner1Door" sigDors BrgDo and Ferri also appear in
the same opera
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SrAssSs AWAY AT sEA.-A stabbing ARRAY took
place outside Of Sandy Hook, on the I'D inst, on
board the bark Nay Flower which sailed hence on the
2llt fer Barbados, IN which the mate Chas HOtch-
kiss, was dangerously wounded 1t appears that the
mate and seaman named Brown had some words,
when the former struck the latter with belaying-Pn,
or stick, which 20 exasperated Brown thst be Hms-
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Advertisement
THANKSGIVING AT BARNUM's. -lmmense attr0c

ton. at BArnrns Museum TO-DAY That Russian Giant
monster He weighs 400 pounds He Is tall two one
ON The otheis head Then the Happy Family living seal
Performance Of the interesting nghsble exciting be-
cbing hind nearly every hour during the day and evening
Great BsTnums and Thanksgiving Day u its glory.
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COURT or GENERAL sEssIoNs.-Sev 2a--Beiors City
Judge Russell.


tLedsy. The case Il still unfinished
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-yov. 2a--BsiOrs City
Judge RUsssLL
joseph White, gray-headed old man, who had
been the habit OF begging for living, but bis trade
coEisnns bank bis and specie from exchange
No ~ sS.1a .I' s Toe CLERK NJ MAJ Aofsa " sur,gash.
1d know how much there in the box else he would not
have attempted TO steal Il leaked out however that he
old oaeLder VINO had spent oae time IN th- NeSJeIey
Prison and who !. wanted there for uHpunished
orsce Cooley the person charged with dealing 81 stolen
ng hine tT for several days pact lifted
George WsH. and John sh two burzlar who were arsr.
pecedy caught by passing policeman while they had Just
eppei diminished house II No IS ThoTrson
night Of the October going
they said became they heard noe convicted Of
clay and seneneed to two and eleven months State
J.ae, and Jerry Murpby pa; trial for SsssUtins with
intent TO ALL Michael O'I Large number Of witnesses
were no, The baasaSe ptis in the ray nd o that hsy
sHnsd very good Character The Jury returned verdict Of
BOY named Charles Courtney srrsgned for Burglary in
The shop Mary CubTe and s,eslsf
EsideBee that tie JoGr hso not been in the
relatives he therefore 70 tie House Of Refuge Ia the
joha wisr ala. Mcco-use ala, Harris Levy aid con-
race named Henry Jacobs pleaded guilty 70 TIE eh1- o. pr
dry IA the tard degree 10 entering the store Of Bar
ton OF tie sh Of November They we're reminded or ssn
tsnoe-
jaime. C. Rice person who had been In The habit Of forging
orders ;he bses Of ezTd 1e In the o. Respectable
heeHsAsrs and BY this obtained cousidsrShb aeaue
Of leather from c0Sn-tOwn E.s shO easily ti9ced %
deliver the deznzec 20 sFrAad boy vas tired found
gui. y and slso reminded.
Thous. Cheesers s5r-nxa Of Rnrne Company Eo. a.
lhaSse with brAly oesnz Ar Carpenter, the night q
We hren-a's tlna parade, a. tie door Of or saloon n
TIE leah Ward that the husband OF Ms Carpenter
bad te.n discussing politics and with se prtoner Up 70
late hosr when dispute hearing whoa Ma Cpertsr
shed ch the part Of her k-seard NJ Cheever
charged vita ss se- ave Or IN times u ~ lace ~ish
ks hsi AID pGaS her bx finally throwing her on the 01rf
DsriEs re fred 81
q which OdErd IL th- body Of M Cseever though
q part.
I1y testified th Mira CaTpsasr had Dot oecn s1Tt n,1eh
Sentence reserved
Australian K-ly ID. ss appeared sy The sdvsos Of hs
counsel eiJaiz AaSor d.-n- - give BAL oesors Judge
Rg.~el for his APPEARANCE before Ags'rae b1azlo he
ksslnz informed IN, and II ,ss hsnts q
0er for hi. arrest TIE tlsk required that the warrant
snocd De peseated other~se hs o4 cosc nS- - sfen
vheie1poE squr- for ~ho cas with tho
necessary document, aud 5sil vas accepted
Tse Ce9-t al ourned 10 Fndzy.
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The WATCH SwISDLERs.-The bogus watch auc-
ton-,hops are still in full blast la addition TO the
Two located in Broadway, Wall street, the two
near the Museum, several more in Greenwich street.
and two between THE TRIBUNE Office and the Stats
Zietung building another of these nuisances has lately
been established in Broadway, near a swndling
dry goods auction store opposite and little above
Stewards. Complaints against these, aud the ticket
swindlers have beea so numerous at the Mayors Of-
fee from time immemoral, that the Newspaper report
ers have given up writing about them, the ground
that it would simply be repetition of the same old
story.
Yesterday, several complaints made by country
men. and in one case $5S in another $40,
were recovered by the Mayors officers. fellow
playing the part known among swindlers as
capper acting the stranger, and conducting victims
from one bogus shop to another wascaugh yesterday,
and committed to the Tombs. He gave bis name a,
Terence Conley.
Why it is that the law in New-York cannot reach
these swinders, it is difficult for honest people to I'M
derstand. Certain it is that in London the law has
eHectually put a stop 10 the same kind Of swindng,
and, as we showed time sine, the Mayer Of
New-York could do likewise by revokng the licenses
Of The knaves Why does he not do so instead of COM
pounding their crimes
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[AdvertisemenLl

Has REMOVED from 55s Broadway to No O., Broadway CO
ger Of Beeckers-
PHoIoGKAPHs, DAGuYRREoTTPKz and AsBEoTTPH.
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Mr. and Mn. Drayton will give new OPereta a,
No us Broadway, on Thanksgiving night, entitled
Nothing Venture, Nothing Have" written By Mr.
Drayton; the music selected from DOnizetti.
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SUCCESS IN LIFE.-EyerybOdy desires to sue
coed and gh. If they would follow the right pursuit. and
ake the bes, Of their faculties FOWLER WELLS, No. Ss
Broadway make chronological Examinations, with charts d-y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-24


Millions of Bottles OF Mrs. WINSLOw'S SOOTH-
ING sIKuP used every year Ia the United Saie. fol
Children Ieething with neyeing Retfof 10 uIne
date aud certain Only q cents bottle.
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ARRESTED OS SUSPICION or LsRcEsr.-Michaei
Scanu ard Charies Clifford observed yesterday offering
harness. valued ser for sale a, low price and we're
taken into custody suspicion Of having stolen the ProPry
The prisoners committed for examination BY Justice
Kelly The remains the Eighth Ward station House
for Identification
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Advertisement
,rated Mt HOLINESS Pic
THANKSGIVING celehrated

rms GALLERY TO-DAY ali hours taking PHoroGRAPHs OF
, people before and after the turkey the cheap system
BE thankful for not No. 3l5 bRoADWAr
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CONVICTIONS IN THT COvRT OF SEsSIoSs.--f ester
sv Henry Myer. plesded guilty TO burglary IN the hrst de
gee N breaking house IN Tomrkns avenue three ~s
inre was the State Pson or ten yesS and x
rc,hs Young man nslned JaIre LyoRs triad ia
dicfmeut f burglary breaking ito the billiard saooa OF
Geo e Horner IN Vain the nsht the 6te Of ct"r
la ard tsaus thersforn coat and billiard balls He
was conyssd petit larceny Aad the Court adjourned M aex
~
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fAdyertisement.l
PARTIES WEDDINGS, PRIVATE BALLS, &c.

Broadway. having the gro.rst
tss IN the civ viii furnish refreshments. for wedding par
te. bas moderate prices other Embellishments
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OPEN THANKSGIVING DAY TILL O'CLOCK


FOzIrR WTIIs &c accommodate persons not chen 1t e.
ure, viii make PHRzsotoGicAL ETANSArIoss at No ."
Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-24

COURT CALESDAR-Fok FzIpAr.
UsIrED STATES DISTRICT CoCRT.-No Calendar al
Nondsy.
sCPHLxK CouRr-GEsERAL TERx-Ssme ss before.
sCPKEHE CeCRT-CRcuu.-P&dI.- SloEt eaases,
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ENBFZZLEAENT.-A

CLERK CHARGED WITH ENBEZZLEHESr.-A
younE named William j. Mueh clerk ia the establishment,
Of : H. sroue Co. brewer. At No III Liberty street was
arrested yesterday chsrged With sppropang check for $
which received in letter from Columbus Georgia to MS
after forging the Enforcement Of tho hrn upon the
bach Of He committed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-24

NICELY CAUGHT.--At the Jefferson Market Police
Court yesterday, witness named Thomas Madigan,
while under examination in a case of grand larceny,
being himself suspected burglar, was put through
series of cross questions which finally extorted from
him some facts showing that he was implicated in a
burglary committed in September last. At that time
the meat market of John w. Saters in Sixth avenue,
was broken into and robbed of SIS in money and some
articles of little value. Madgan seen about the
premises at the time and upon the strength of the adj
misions made yesterday, he was arrested, and finally
fully confessed that he committed the burglary. jus
tice Kelly locked him up TO answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-24

COMMISSIONERS or EMIGRATIos.-This Board met
yesterday afternoon at Castle Garden, but transacted
no other business the passage OF the weekly bills
The aggregate receiI including the balance in bank
on Jan. and Communication of passengers, amount to
sl67 707 a.; the disbursements to the 10th inst, to
$I55 $40 90, leaving balance of sH,l64 % in the
bank. The number of immigrants arrived, for the
week ending on the 80 init, was ., 45S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-24

Bulls HEAD.-It was anticipated by the cattle
doyers on Tuesday that consequence of there being
about thousand head lees Of beeves In market this
week than last the price must advance, and sosie OF
them were unwilling that their brokers should sell at
the rates current during the first day Of the market
Notwithstanding they equal to quarter or half
cent per pound higher than the week previous. 30 a
number of them held on, being fully assured in their
own mind that prices would rae higher the second day
than the first.
To very limited extent yesterday morning which
was clear mild and much pleasant than the day
before, prices were little better than upon Tuesday
and then the trade grew duer and duller, and in the
afternoon the market fiat, stale and Improbable
to those who held back the day before Cattle actual
" sold several dollars head less than they would
have brought twenty -four hours yiouS and as night
drew on there was for the fear that began to
vail that all the stock in the yards would not be sod
and also that keeping them over to be fed upon dear
hay in muddy yards, would make their owners M
thoughtful for the day of Thanksgiving.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-24
COURT or COMMON pLEAs-Sov. 2a-Befor, Judss
DAILY.

THE JUDD LIBEL SUIT.
Judd agt. Edusunds.
This case has been before the Court about two
week. lsrgs Of testimony TAKEN and today the
summing for the defendant commenced by Mr. Gerard
counsel made oqHea, argument aud spoke thougoou.
tledsy. ! be case Il still unfinished.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-24
MARINE AFFAIRS.
STEAMSHIP soRTH STAR.

STEAMSHIP NORTH STAR.
IN our report Of the damage received BY this steamer while
ashore on French Keys IN stating Tia, she had
several her bottom frames broken Her bottom composed Of
Rv--osk tinker, pointed together, aud esuiked
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-05
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

Renevo ent Inssarsson esse1lisAsd BY spsctsiss
d01Eaeaf, for ne Retty Qf Nt Ssef 0~0
"a. Dssfrssssd. qDiictsd srth Far~sens
and Epidemic diseases.
vIVHn HOWARD AssoI AriON. In visv Of sAe
i svfu, dest ructi o. human iiSs cause - ssxu-
ai dtsea.es ard the dec~ptons pra' ttced upon the
unfortunate victims Of sucn disease By Quacss ssv.
era year. ago directed IT. conaultins suIeec1, .
charitable ct worthy Of . ctr name. to open 1is.
pcnsay for the trea'nept OF shis class of d sas~o
Ia sli their forms and TO give mesica adscs Rfs:is
70 all no apply by let er, with ssc,iI tion thei1
condltisn, tagc, ooc-pati a. hsbifs o. lie, ee) sd
In cas- ofextreme eyerty TO furrhA ms'ien ne
Of caarg- II IL ne>dess To add that IN ocsaajoa
commALds the highest medical skill Of the 60. -
win furnish tn most approved modem t-eainsns
tn. Directors Of the as-ociason. In thsr annual
IN highest satisfaction With the s9ccess which has
attend, the lAbors Of tn ir in the Of
sperm sttorrhGs m!nal weakness. eeee
syphilis, the vice OF Unansm self abuse, diseas
OF the b!dnsys ard BLADDER, &c. and orfer co0ttn-
nance ~ the same plan the ensuina year.
The Dreetors on revies OF the past, fesi assrrsa
that their !sbors In this sphere of bsnveeas e1est
have been great beneGt 10 th~ slictd, esp dslly
to the and they have resolved 10 cevxts then.
selves, with a. 10 ths very impcrsao. anA
much dc ed cAus-.
An aomiIaD. report on spermsterrfos. OF eeai-
ns weakness, the vice Of Oosnism mase1s ,otlu0se 90
sif-sbu and other diseases the sVxual osOsne.
by the COY suit Nc surteon, white ~ pah I'm .
sealed .nvel PEI free OF ehsrRe on receipt % Two
ST Mrs for postage QUE reporis am ,fae.e o,hs
nature treatment Of se1ua diseas.s ., oiss, &c
Constantly being published for IT cisous rissri-
button, and viii be cent 70 the sHasct B~reos The
ne remedies and m-thncs OF uestrsut d. evsse1
ddr!ns the last year ere Of graf vaIue
Address for Report or trea mer I. Da. J. Skill
LIN HOCGHrON, Acting Surgeon, Howard Asa.
citation. N. 2 south Ninth street. Philsd~lphis,
Peunsylvants
fzRA d uBARTwILL Prssdle~s.
0D0. PAlRCWiLD. AaWeensy. Js3e-Ssv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-05
Mississippi q Missouri j. =,

Trains run by Chic.ge time, which T. twelve Mis-
utes faster than Davenport time.
nN and after Monday, April llth, 1853, and until
~ further notice, trains viii leave Davenport, 1cs
Muscatine, Columbus City, wsshipRson end Iova
oi'y tsnndsys esoepted) - follows:
lst Express and u all Train 81 90 4 u
Trains will leave DsyenpoY for Chicago daily. sun
lays excepted ~ foiiows:
LIST NAL Train, At 10 10 4 =
ID Ex.Yess Train, at s2jeM
Trains arrive 81 Davenport daily. QsnAays sxssp
Nd As follows:
rhoM TEE EAST.
lat Nxprsss Train 81 e95 A..
ID Mail 1rain, .. rs ~
ERoa TIE WEST.
LIST Man Train. at e2opa
Trains run by Chicago time. which istwe,ve min
ntes faster than Davenport tine.
All trsiIs out Of Davenport Will nake oonnecttoce
at Colurnbs City, Washington snd Iowa City With
The Western STAG. Co.'S stages for all points West.
The Passenger Train connects 81 Rock IsiAnf With
Ohicavo Rock leland Railroad trains for sli points
East. North and south
Passengers reminded Of the necessity Of a'ving
Instinct direction the destination Of their Bog
gsgs Also before taking hes soo0in
lhe cars.
MI The Mo,ning 10 NJ trait for tn East
ects at j. liet With trains on ire Mehisan Gen.
tai At the Junction with trains ~ he n t.
burg, Pt wsYne 4 ChicsTo Z; ~ CHICAGO With
trains on the iehigsn Southern and Michigan Cen
trail Rail R1sds.
aprIl JOHN ,. TRACY. ssps-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-05
JOy an d q 1 q d N e . .
Has been brought
TO MANY HOMES AND FAMILIES,

CINoR the introduction Of that World Renowned
- medicine. DR. MAINS AGUk BALKAN, n
the Western Country, an especially the pa tea on,
Il has brougn health and happiness Int o more fani
lies than any remedy upon r.cord The question
woulr natural, sris why Is this Because IT does,
in all in the Oh rtest time, arrest chs, fever
ague In Its wsrst form, and Ia ell Cases per-
forms speady cure. Persons res ding In mslsrious
ds,r,cts using this bslasm cAsonsiIy during the
ckly need h. no fear ~ an attack Of asue'
It Is therefore highly commend . sure proven
taive II rsed ia small foses daily during that par
ticplsr tine when this class Of diseases prevail
For want OF space can only ofer few u the
m ny evidences In It's favor.
Bucyrus, Ohio Feb l5l., 1853.
DR. MANN 4 co Gallon, Ohio Cents we
are at loss 10 find lsnguag, suciebt 10 portray 10
the pubic he great este N in viii cele, rated
igue kIIeGr. Is held in this comrnInity 9he fact
Is It fsi TO cure az iei Its worst fyrs and
We can ssl nothing else Yours &c,
HOLBkkT 4 TAILOR, Druggists.
Cortnu. Miss Oct 20f g.
MESsRS. r. Z. MANN 4 CO. Gents: -i-,.ag
procured supply Of cur A.us Hassm and testing
II thorough IL 10 OF lor standing
where al Of the popular remedies Of the tay lad
failed, found IN all cases, your Bsssri effected
tafe End Ept edy cure. II IL just tie medicine We
want here IN the South. Respectful yours
JOSEPH BUCHAN IN, Druggist.
Nep York FEB 23d, 1883.
NESSRs X MANN & CO.-Genfs IL have
At our house in st. Lnuis, sold your Ague BalsAm
Inc three years and have carefully observed ts ef
fects, and must in cAndor say, do not believe il
Las equal In tie his DRY oil medicine fer 10 my
2. r-ons KIN edge, cures permanently very Gaze,
and hAvr known IL used after all other remedies
had JAILED with the same happy result. have no
hesitation IN pronouncing 1t the greatest discovery
ever made in interElif ent remedies, and perfect
frtum nh oyer chilis. fever and
Respectfully, o. WOOD b co.
s. x. MANN d CO., Proprietors, Ga
lion, Ohio. Sold by all
good Druggists