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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-27

RRooKLYs RFPUBLICAT MAYoRALTT CONVENTION.
The Republican Mayoralty Convention met at No. 9
Court street at evening for the purpose of nominating
a candidate for Mayor. On motion of Andrew Fitz-
gerald of the Third Ward Mr.. d. o. Bradley Of the
Sixth Ward Was chosen Chairman. j. n. Stearns Of
the Seventeenth, aud VIM. j. Hubbel of the Twelfth
Ward were appointed Secretaries. The delegates were
called by Wards. TIE Secon6 Ward delegation
contested and after explanation by each Of the par
ties, the Van Keuren delegates admitted. Messrs
Fitzgerald Of the Third and Heath of the Fourteenth
Ward were appointed Tellers. An informal ballot for
candidate for Mayor was then entered into, with the
following result
Whole number Of votcs. ~ Frederick Scholes u
Henry A Kent ......... l3 VIM. Colt. ...,........
George fIsll........,.... 7Ssphen Crowet
Smith j. Eastman .....'. Edward a. Lainoe'''"''''
Thomas II. Rodrlan........ u
On the announcement of the ballot the names Of
Messrs Rodman Scholes and Crowell, were with
drawn. The fret formal ballot was as follows;
Whole number Of yoes... 81 George Hall 70
H. A. Kent ............. 2S WIN C0is............ 10
There being no choice another ballot was had, result
ing in the nomination of Mr.. Kent, by the following
vote:
IL. A. Kent ~ w IN Coit'''''''''''''''''
George Hail.. lSl
On motion of Mr. Bowen, Of the First Ward, the
nomination was made unanimous, followed by three
cheers The officers OF the Convention were designated
as Committee to apprise Mr.. Kent Of his nomination,
when they adjourned to the call of the Chair Mr..
Kent ia resident Of the Eighth Ward, which he for
merly represented in the Common Council.
Mr.. Kent was waited upon, but after thanking the
Convention for the compliment stated that his business
engagements were such that he could not accept the
nomination.
The Convention will reassemble this evening at
o'clock at the same place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-27
THE FAMINE IN KANSAS.

Correspondence OF The n Y. Tribuas
MAsHArIAs, Kansas, March 10, 1901.
You and yonr readers will 10 doubt be puzzled 70
know the truth about the state of the country here
sFill say without any fear of successful contradiction
that all tie yofisions sent Ldre bern needed and are
needed SIN Both provisions and seed wheas ana corn
and garden seeds are greatly needed here. About the
las, Of June, aud about the middle OF August and the
is of March travelled about 40 miles east Of this
each time and have been % miles north 20 miles west
70 Junction CITY, making 1870 miles, east and west, and
9Ofrom north TO south and in oil that region have not
seen with the exception Of some Ette on the Stranger
bot,oms one aed OF 10 acres tha, would be considered
in ordinary years worth gathering l have been tod
lbs papy Of The Psswst9Isss 90 sa.Esly asst'sSss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-27

making Catharine all the reparaon in his power To-
the shame and sorrow which her love for I'm
bad brought upon her he asked the Court to mako her
his wife. The Justice cheerfully complied with biz
wishes the Sheriff. Interpreter and officer Of the court
witnessing the marriage bond. After receiving soma
wholesome advice from the Bench, the newly-marrisd
couple left the COURTROOM, parting at the door, the hus
band to 90 to bis workshop, the wife to her CELL to
await her removal to the State Prison. The writer Of
this was in the Toubs yesterday afternoon, when Mr..
Beae, the worthy agent of the Prison Association,
pointed out this girl person TO whom the elenency
Of the Executive might properly be extended Then,
neither Of US knew Of the IN the court rcon and
az she seemed impressed with her gnominous condition,
we advised her TO improve the time of her confinement,
so that when she free she might be able
TO leada viuous life. No fear that she would
there again. was her reply she had good friend who
would keep her from harm in the future. A little
inquiry drew from her the fact that her lover had mazda
her bis wife, and with bush that crmsoned her face
she drew from her bosom the marriage certificate Fay,
ing, with smile Joy and hope, THANK God I'll b
an honest woman! !" Mrs.. Foster, the matron Of the
prison. and Mr. Beae speak highly Of the behavior of
the girl during her imprisonment. and we are informed
that efforts will be made to interest the Governor In
her behalf Certainly she has displayed degree OF
herosm in sacrificing herself her lover that was
not 10 be looked for in one Of her class.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-27
uurgIary-saGe Blown Open.

Coin SPRINGS, n. y, March 70, 1861.
Burglars were again in village, and another safe
has been blown open. TIE store Of o. NJ. Baxter
lumber merchant of this village, was broken open last
light, and bis iron safe, Of Henings best was
blown open by means Of powder, aid about s3Otaken
The LnrtIsrs drilled four holes OF about an eighth Of
an inch In di meer near the lock- in which they must
have inserted the powder. The inner portion OF the
door and lock were blown some distance from the safe
showing powerful charge. The money drawer was
found this morning in the river near West Point The
books and checks were left unditurbed. IL WIS sup
posed that the front door was opened by faile keys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-27
South Carolina state Convention

CHARLEsToS, Tuesday, March &C. 1901.
The State Convention met here to-day. Mr.. Sping.
Ter offered resolution that all the supplies OF provi'
sions and mail facilities, now allowed to MAJ Anderson
and the garrison at Fort Sumter, should be cut OIL lie
resolution WAS ordered for consideration tomorrow.
There will be some discussion on the Constitution OF
the Confederate States, but it will be ratified BY
large majority.
TIE general impression here, is that Mr.. Spnglers
resolution will be voted down.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-27
Enter From Texas.

NEw-ORLrASs, Monday, March p, 1861.
The steamship Arizona with later dates from Brazos,
is coming up. She brings s276 900 in specie.
The Governor Of Arizona, in reply to the Commits
sioncrs appointed by Texas to confer with New-MeIico
and Arizona in regard to the formation Of Confede-
racy had invited them to be present al Convention to
DO held in Meiia on the 18th Of March next TO con-
slider the present crisis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-27
A Tale os THE TosBs.--Anlo5g the prisoners in
the female department Of the Tombs Is Catharne Carr,


ATALE os THE TosBs.--Anoag the prisoners in
A Girl not vet out Of her teens who was yesterday
sentenced to two years Imprisonment at Sing Sing.
The case Of ths poor creature one that deserves the
utmost commiserston. She was girl Of the town,
and like must of her class had lover, one Michael
Jostin mechanic who supported himself by HE trade.
On the night of 3lst Of December-NewI Year eve
these two persons standing in Duane street, near
Broadway, in conversation, when Roger Lotus, a
t,rbulent incorporate person. came up. and, without
the slightest proyocaton assaed Josn. In the strug
Qle Jostin was thrown down and severely handled
Catherine seeing the danger Of her lover up and
on the impulse of the moment drew small
penknife, with which she struck at Lotus
wounding him in the arm. The police came up
and took the wounded man to the Hospital, while
Joetin was removed 10 cell. LOTUS lost q
srea. deal of blood, the weapon having punctured IN
artery bot no fear Of his life was entertained till
eryspelas SET IN, which took him of in FIVE days. A
Coroner's inquest was held and Jostn, who was still
under arrest, in fair way 10 be returned the
murderer, but on the second day Cathanne appeared
as witness and testified what no one knew before,
herself and perhaps her lover, that it was her
baud that struck the fatal blow and thai Jostn was
ipnocen, of the deed. She was cent to prison, and
jointly indicted with Jostin the coming up yeSter
day in the Court Of Oyer and Terminer, FOR tnsl.
Here che pleaded guilty of granddaughter IN the ihlrd
DEGREES ana her lover by her evidence was acquitted
Mr. Justice Leonard in passing upon the case strongly
condemned adultery and pointed out 70 Josin that had
the girl been s wife instesd Of his oman her act in
bts isf;ae would hare been igs.Iha2.e, By wa af
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-27
Nevy.Jersey District Court.

IEENTCN, Inefday, MGrcI 70, Is0I.
The United States j-triCt Court, Judge Grior pre-.
siding commented here tits morning. Ia consequence
OF the absence of judge Dickinson, caused by TIE
case on motion Of Dis,rict-At)ney Cannon, WIS
postponed 10 Thursday week the I'll 81 April next VI
3 O'Clock ?. III. The Court is engaged in Tearing
nafput ca-rg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-27

REPUBLICAN, CENTRAL CLUB.-Tbe regular weekly
meeting of this Club held last night, at room No.
"A Cooper Institute, Vice-Presdent Gilman ia tie
Chair. A letter was read from the Hon. George p.
Marsh, recently appointed Minister to Sardinia, re-
GREETING his inability to be present and address the
Club az he had promised. After the TRANSACTION Of
some routine business the following resolution wsA
adorted:
Reolre5 That all Republicans shoudbe slow to condemn
action Of the Federal Government having reference TO ths
prss Secession troubles and should ts l such
ton based good and sufficient until appears IN
uistakably otherwise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-27
a,,us.,Op which might involve new cOrOpiics'
THE PATENT-oTFICR.

tOnS
THE PATENT-oTFICR.
Mr.. HoTowny's nomination will be confirmed
to.morrOw. 1t was reached this afternoon Just
before the adjournment. The Senate will meet
at II O'Clock, and erdeayor to close all the Elk
ecutive business by Thursday at furthest.
CORRECTION.
" ne Edhor Of T7s ~ Y. Tribuns.
Sin: We notice in the telegrsphic dispatches from
tbi. ei published 10 THE TRIBUNE Of yesterday the follow
Jog: ,
rhe nominallon Of Mr.. Ripley Of Mnnesota o. seet@i
OF LEIGHTON 60 begum. stands as not confirmed re hel
tered into engage not permitted by the dplonec
AID discovered TO be brec inridge penoorS' S''
nominated By the delegation from his state
The Republican member the del cation 10 Congress rom
Minnesota did not nominate N.Y. Ripley nor dc they Know nc
aa candidate for any petition under this Administration
p, Amer m name had been the Senate for
You win obre by giving the above on 'nioi'i'" u Inn
-TrIurxx Very respectfully yOurp,4 ~,
WN. WISDAy,
Cyrus ALDRIcH.
o. O
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-27
EnIiufcrfcif Ellie.

INV ORLEANS, Monday, March q, 1851.
Counterfeit "twenties' ontho Bank u Acw-Oficans
are circulating here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-27
EatnI Accident.

NORFOLK, Tuesday, March &c, 1861.
G. Y. Diggy, hardware merchant IN Portsmouth, a.,
fell through waterway in biz store this morning, IN.
siantly killing himself.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-27

Of anything to eat. One Of their number told me OF
five or six families that were clear out just around him.
II takes nearly one half of the aid to pay for carriage
from Atchison here; 81 30 to 81 so hundred leaves
a slim allowance TO divide out among the needy. /
hear that the agent Of the Poawaomes has represent
ed them as wealthy community, worth S. 600 each
Now. whatever their lands may bring when they and
Uncle Sam may choose to cell, know you have only
to zee them as do to behold their poverty and that
many of them are entirely dependent on charity. 1
have heard of heavy reflections cast on the AID 30
ceties" because their importaticns kept down the
prices Of commodities for sae here. l suppose the
awful drouth have had for the last 10 or 10 months
will be used to hinder emigration here next Spring
But from letter published by old Mr. Wilson I'm me
Manhattan Ezpress), who has been in this country
twenty years upward learn that for the time he
has been here there never had been such season.
1t Is warm and dry; green grass shows itself plainly.
We have had q hard Winter since Dec. 20.
g m sTEEIE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-27

Tic following extract from letter dated Huron,
Atchison County Kansas Feb. 10, will give an idea Of
the intense suffering which the people Of Kansas have
been compelled to undergo during the Winter:
awe have not the means or money to get the neees-
carries of life or clothes keep from pershng with
cold; ami there many III our neighborhood VINO are
worse of than we are. Just IN this neghborh0od
eight families are this day in the extremity Of suher
i19. All they have had from Fix to eight days al
time is boiled corn. Three famhcs hare Starrea 70
death, and many more are hot far from it,
The letter is written by William Adams, ana is IN
dorsed by VIM. II. Jay of Wayerley, Iowa. The peo-
pie living at Huron are mostly from Missouri ard Ken
lucky The generosity of the American people must
not flag until the citizens of Kansas shall have been
enabled to eat their own bread This cannot, certain
", be accomplished before the end of August lie
member we are aiding generous noble, courageous,
and FIeedom-loving people.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-27

Washington City, n. c., March %, 1861.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-27

The contract will, of course, be awarded to the
person who presents bid like the last, as the ag
gregate is SO, 100 less than the other.
The milk in the cocoanut viii BIO discovered
when the schedules are made up and the goods fur
nished They will turn out about as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-27

ArgfoBAo
Considering the weight and prices of the selt Wv
kinds. it viii be seen that the price Of one hind IL
consistent with the others.
Now a bidder with IN understanding" will bid
about as follows; and il viii be seen that if his
bids for aud q point blankets are fair, the price
for the points is inordinately low, it not being
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-27

If we calculate these purchases by the prices OF
the rejected bid, the aggregate will be found lower
than the accepted by 81, SIS. Thus:
1900 pal. 3-points Blankets at S5 tO........."Sg@
5000 pairs n points blankets ii ~ A....,.... 2l229
500 puir' Zpoins blankets at % 7J........... 1919
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-02

So saesEsssfsosa Ssfoe-io1a Ncee-ocs. clean s7
WY ver ycaf P.nrl-s. 2,s,ehsa, Vlr>fs, scfesi-
WY A.vs tls IL. twisted %; q yoa y DysT~ysis
Ehs-1asr-- snt Gezf, W. Ger STgeili.ic AL
xzre1r.l cls-ssos 70 Eos she b0ses n soor ssty. o
he essh co yorr eoassi WIZ iss your stagsiss
tLof DRAG .ns sc.isr So tis;szp>rs tss<sash y5cr
-sln.f Arz,,s co.Ey. Ext q ssEs.p&lilia care
hes ecrpisin,r All eieanses ths O.. e ne 49,
is- t. fsitAezny and va orinS - saeisiy =
sesisaler. els.ailsr. IA f1- -ssss s7eepssBls nee
e~r-fD<uocrs.. Bsitz-orr. ~ .uzs1f~f-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-02

se sSeerss'.-l. 90. aicsi ws.el......-. -
ee''sE' ~ "s'eae-. asssns bought sss -ela H.,
ean ''ss.r- - nsH.ber esyesr. pa. at -
Gear ~ 81 Ai'si. q iarcsh wss,hs- 4,
''s'f period q uess, bcs 70 .,ss. ~, ,,., -
'e'T' 'r'" p naissae- w;aiea. >. cls.. - =,
'''o'i ins'a's'es. hss- heen msr, ..r.,.,..
.-s'1resF*s - srissceler-. ~a--h., :, - :.
"efs's'''s' beauty = fss-h. snss,s-ra..,e,,,, -.
P''P'''el<' @errrsse esnpss-ausu sss .s..su.,
. ofr@s f..sss-te<ps-0 .s~.Is. ia. q. -
'sfee y ~ wsishsru c,-srss,.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-02

g. ws woaid esl he pAzt.culsE s;tea.eu q sv-
ery .lsAtef q - stssEtisensn. e nei<sa'
suesxshsn.r< coFdisi as velcsnie Oh Iinsssst :
rzey sre 80 veil kncAn n tais community % re-
quiz- rseonraend-tlons nut there are rnsny 81 e-E
reader. -se sassFins ffen dcrsngen,ee; q the
dixesr-r crvsns. without he s,ishseet itss u n
real easse giving fise % symptoms sci Is e--pon-
ceoey, nervous unpleasant fssins. intceisoa. iaes
q snerry. n.srg exisssoee hardea- 70 al 40
s.aY - .re,st ~ tsls Cordial. IL IN g'veiuras-
4sss rs,s.y To 81 uhc my BE sfictec ~..h sc--s
- Pslas e. any klnc. ny ne tsainen. she tss a.
versiseusn, n another column .scsfitw-lr
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-02
l. RvcE II SON.

sp>efcsd tine 81 sretit. - bs paia wses sueA AZ
oszn,s we're presented. ths AGoRfearR srcH
DRBrs az AhoCSIs IL SEVERAL THOUSAND
poLiAns. many = ,ssn ieas rastias 70 ss
leri -st - tAis rnsr-v in ths-s scoRcmSa
TniEs rEts a. 70 serigas in<ssveusescc ana we
noss urg~sry resae- everybody indebted ~
- make imnsdiai> payment frses eaav ess ~,
rss fssr and srra-ss AZ bs,a-e< "a 49, 49,
~ ". sssnsivs PuyTscssar xr<sffos 70 ne
ctlieefs4s y shess ncs<s. A, ne ssrs. tins 80
have sst-rrnls-i xs.z Dsesdesss ,Asi ws -sil max.
- No. Aesosn.f. ana fro. ssls ,.~s -s i.sess a..
"a czs--v Co., Essss<ss 49, 49,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-02
To Consul nsptsves I


The Great English Remedy
SIR JAW
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS
PrTs,~S ron rrr.s-irfisa NJ SIR J. CsySe
ND. .Psyssrssn Extraordinary 70 fk< Qsss-
MS nvsla.sl. zs.sesne !. uaf.liins 10 n. e.re
all n Pslaai AL csnssreas e.es.es 70 ~hsh lie
female eca.slsasisn l. saltest 4 n~lsssse. all a.
ec~s>s sDd r-zasv-s al eesuuztioa. A. sps-.sf
eass rsy Be reli~tea-
10 AsRExD tspus
sFaFusuiaFs sasfrl a NJ. IN e se-rs tibs
bslns the noatAiy psfiss sith regularity.
Ksrh tc.ti.. prize cne sollss sesrs tAs oo-srn-
nest stamp u Great hslrAiaA = pssrens ceaas~s-
fsits
cArrses<
49, -. sis-lf ~ - si1es s. ~ ~ s4tls,
~ F1RSl !ERFE elNxzlS - fsersas-sa. .
sa<yre< $50 = erss1 .sl-srrtsss. ~ - s,s
eisr ire 80 80 ssfs
4. ~ $780, q. Ser,vus a. s..ass scs<u,aa. Fsln
= - rssk 49, f-l.s-. E.i.xoe ca -.ishs sxerssea
rsls,,As.sa = - Hear. nsss>ssss a.. Hllse-.
fh~-- 49, =. 49, ss..s rA>a a. sshee u4.r.s
A-vs f.s1ea A. -issrssa re~-rhul reuesy. a.
-, eeas.ia ircs. s~iesasl Asan.ey r, ssysAlss
hasssal = - seeestnss.~
~ trse-ioss = n pm. Liss l.s.as IA pa
sze. ~sleA -Aa4l4 q -s-rssily tss.e~-ea
a.. sr~-s e. - trss-.s ~s.scs s-r.,sea.s.
ION sosss ffat,fc rsas-.z Acs.
hecb~~s-.
n~et.~ asst Frssast sis-ps r-<ia4ce = ssy
s.tAef - ss~at. ~ lnsase Nesfi. rztsasnx -
F-r,s = F~su- raj - - = r. Cearfnxhsru
80 +. n ne.reiY. fesss- Hsais. - a. 49,
n-1xsists ,zy1s4~-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-02

cirnos Is ouf watch r. Dc~ excessively ecu.
serfeirs~e - foreisn unauuf.esur.rs vs s,s
Tie P~s'e that ~ ras,rh is II prossess ~A,eas
unaoeou'Psnis-i ~ scertlbssss srnu,ssp~<. b>.,rx
she ruEnbsr II The -s,eh. and aseed By our Treas
ursr. n y Robbins. ~ :, orr p.d-c~s.os. Ar,sr,.a.
Tracy A 60.
AZ These ~asehs- are Tor sale ~ jewelers. rspsrsy
isr'ashout no rnioa. the Ausycsn wsseA c.-ar, ay
a no. sJffs orders sor single ~sche.. 80
ROBBINS & APPLETON.
wss'ssais As@ta. xo1a ,.t-sss.
aee5dsos,Nsss3n+ A. A"frAII' ~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-02

49, THE AMERICAN w,n,, ,.,....
"~isham Na-~, beg 70 cal ne .,s>,,,;.
:. - - 'e''o"''s efphaiie RECOMMENDATION q ~.
0A- @'e'e' y he ie-diag pracsicsi wsseAs,. =.
.'' s'"s.efs 'hfousi'ui The Uhissd sesie-. ra....
''Fe hss signatures 70 Il !. quite CO.. -. Il.
psoics'ie- in of advertisement; hut ts- a.,~. a.
-eisea rfh b recognilsd ~ fAc>e soqnal..es -.
TIE fr-de a. being - ~ higsess s.rrce res,..,..
sssi nnasufisi. AZ faeiF esssbll-sa,sns. -,.,,
- ioaii.d fSe ssuuiue N.ices u si.- C,ssr..,,.
af2csnre. in eresl ,asl~iy.
S'gn-is.'~ ifoia Hang elite. sns town. ~ f.,,..
'epr~-s-.'rs "a nj. i.i all .,s.rs, 81 fusure
ii.etD~is
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-02

sS 4 .issfs bottle n spari.rryg's PREPARED
6ff'E yin ssvs tlune. It's cot "a
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-02


Are <-swins zore "a fsvor with The pubae. rtr
Ge~ coeceaed ,ssy are lhs se.t purysti-s yca esn
pat fsrsh frvra The worif q rasdfcinc. M tine
VII sarriy arrive ~hen hey VII supsres1- al Oshsr
pnry-rvss whatever TIE lnsreiisni, Of which
sAsy k-s csnposes can scarcely ss ossssed y drus
slst. o. de maker. O. ether pills ~. Ersrsres
aas them grown snd prepared without regsrt 70 ne
sxpsnse And this care 70 make popular parrs-
1--WE = appreciated. % the sales Indicate othsr
psss.uves dragging shiekersns existence. And
ye, they uay hare sors merit But BrsBdrs,A's
P.lls are sale and -ure-ssfe because they operate
solely co impure hu.Dcrs 10 valusble nuii i
ss1ehea. only sss,s os ~orn-out Material. which.
-hss taxen eaf a The BODY. l>a-es "a -.zOrger.-
Ta.y Is pgsassn; a. atrlly effective medicine be
say that hey VII sornssn-- give pain -cuid
~ true Bot the pain they gre n cnly eeccsss ihsy
remove sho-s crude ana bad ham0rs ron he hcod
-L.<h - - e~cssioo q dlses-s They opea ma
tsrs'ss-spus-. ,nf shi- susr- ~ scue pless
znsiy
scst BY J. r. crrsoa... Terre -H.uss. ard ~ al
respectable dealers In medicine laugeidwim
A RxwAsD IL orrrxxp:-For nc dessct.,a u any
psrson eoun,ers.tlns initiating The vsrssr of sny
.seh ooanferfsst OF imitation e rrrbave's Holland
p-,t>r- ~ -~uusn.. highly ssucs1'-s.es Nolan.
ntssrs Is put up Ia hslfpas bostiss coy. haviDg iss
of The rropriesor- n. rass. Jr blown n thsr.,
md his signature arouad he nee< n each ard e-srJ
.-<tl~
Tass ses.h,fni Aror. has been received y Amer.
ieA1s. NTH sas, fs-cr which cnly extended res,
sese<slEc prep.rsfloc. When ccn-stes the nsa<k.
81 suoo>>s ascending re sdl1.nis.ratro. tas -acss
sssbsc~n cascs q Psvsr and ssas. Weakness q any
ID Dyspepsia. Heartburn. Aeidify q he s,o-nsrs
nss ami Servvns Hs.dsrhs. indigestion. ce~rsv--
Be~s and Pies toge:hsr With The eonyis,s consrsi
ssssrises over all Nervous Rheumatic. ana Neural.
=, As-et,on. esnas< vonaer ssfu popoisrrv =
we.l rsy ths invsls vaias,his remedy
Ass. II d~fv
To rcnsumptsvesi
he advertiser, having been restored 20 hezet n
few weeks ~ --ry simple rrrn<sy sfssr hsvias SUI
s-r-a sevvral yesrs ~1,h lung s.ssct;On sD<
AT dread stsssss cpns4mp,ion-ss sssions 10 nah,
sr~~a = - sslis-s -sas---rs tAs Eas.rs - cure
TO hose who visa % ny n. hs VII Sod coy
The pr~~rspttsa ussi tfee q en.rss, with
rass ~ preparing soa uzins tie ssns. which ~
oil God sure cure ~ conssmpuea. Asthma, prpo-
szaf:s. <e rss ealy oea~et - he Advertise = m
sending tbs r-es'psIcn % hsnscs the aff,cs~i AM
sp<e>d insernsfieu whca he ccuc>i~e 70 be srvasus
sis Asd hs hepes very sa1ersr win Wy hts r~ne,y
- u eoss. tArs1 rsthins ard may prov, elesslns
Psrt~- wishing ,hs presripsica ~sn please ADDE'S,
Rev EDWARD A vrIsos,
Williamsburg.
s~pisi~fs Ens Couny ut.