davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-04-12

NEW oo>1N New GOODSl

NEW GOCDSl o01c,
II HOWELL would respectfully .. sanea1 ne
rnh;e that be Is SOW receiving ois
EPRfN0 sT0CK OF GOODS.
D. -. 1891 attention 70 bis stock OF
T-ADIEz' DRESS GOODS
-o-.s.,,og AZ ,,a.t d black ana eolored Alpaeas,
S~oesde ana SiIk striped POplins Pod de CheSres,
Deiaines. &c. To The Gentemen be can onss !.
sl elected stock Of Spring Cassineres, while ms
assortment OF Boys Goods, consisting OF Cassi-
meres. Cottonades, Linens, Linen Cheeks, Ae-' y
age. and comprises some very neat patterns
"a siOck Of NOTIONS has also been eonsiceraoI!
.,la-,ed ard he can now offer nice assortment
o. Gloves, Handkerchief cOrsets, HoOP'<ir''' NO
siery, &C. - \. h.sipst
rsceivsS SPOCERIES, HATS, SHOES, ana ma
nv other articles. These goods have been oSugnSS
during the decline AZ strictly Cash prices, ana WI
be sold az short profits. caa and examine the
Stock.
April 5, 1856.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-04-12
PRIVATE ENTERTAINMENT.

TTNHE undersigned gives Dotiee that be has leased
for term Of years the property at the West
end of Charlestown, known AS the "HOLL
PROPERTY" and designs keeping in plain
and genteel manner, house of
PRIVATE ENTERTAINMENT.
I am now prepared to furnish Board by the
Month, Week, or Day.
This property has attached CIT a fine STA
BILE, and can supply food and shelter for
Horses on very reasonable terms.
]. w. WALTERS.
March Is, 1866.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-04-12
Notice.
New Goods.

ITO HOUSEKEEPERS.
Bed Ticking, Cotton Sheeting, Cotton Table
Cloths. Brown Linen do, Bleached Linen Damask
do, also, Linen Dowlas, Huckaback. Crash, Birds
Eve, Russia and Scotch Diaper Towelling, and su-
periOr Damask Towels. Linen Napkins, Bleaehed
and Brown Cottons and Drilling. just received.
Ian IL kEARSLEY 4 SHEERER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-04-12
NATIONAL EXPRESS
And
Transportation Company,

Transportation Company,
Reid's Express Company,
TTAvfNG consolidated on the 9th Of November,
III 1856, under the name OF the
NATIONAL EXPRESS ANDTRANe-
PORTATION COMPANY.
Their Office at Winchester is in full operation
at the Depot.
This Company proposes 10 do general
FREIGHTLNG BUSINESS, to and from all
the principal cities, towns and villages through
out the United States.
The tariff of charges is based upon fair bud-
ness principles, yielding a reasonable profit 70
the Company, without being oppressive to the
public. Upon this basis It confidently prcscnts
Is claims for q fair share of its patronage, re-
lying upon its large capital and the character
Of its officers and agents for that public conf
dence essential TO success.
I'D. IMBODEN,
General Supsrinsends~.
THE REID EXPRESS COMPANY. q
This Company having been consolidated with
the National Express and transportation Com
pany, its old friends and patrons are invited n
give their cordial support and patronage 70 the
new enterprise.
Prssidsnt ej The Reid Exprsss Co.
TO MY FRIENDS IN THE VALLEY.
respectfully call your attention TO the above
card, and solicit your patronage for the now
enterprise. G. o. MEIGS.
Lofs Manager Haypsv's F~vg
.v--- and Winchester Disisssn.
Charlsstown, Nov. 80. '66.--tf. aF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-04-12

ES>DYSPEPSIA.-What everybody says must
Be true. We have heard Dr.. SrEIckLAS9s ONLY
spoken Of 50 frequently by those who have been ben
Gifted BY IT, that at last we are compelled to maze
Il known u the public that We really believe u el
feets cure in every case therefore, we say %
those who are suffering with Dyspepsia or Nervous
Debility, 70 20 TO their druggists and ge' e9!9e
Of DR.. Stricklands Tonic For sale BY CAAF-
BELL 4 MASON, Charlestown, and druggists eve
-vTbers- March Is, ls66-ly,
IN TWO BAD CASES OF PILES CURED.
nv pE. srsrcELASD's PILE RENEDY.-Mr Glass, o.
Japesville Wisconsin. writes Tor the dement, %, Al
Who suffer with the Piles, that be has been troubled
for eight years with an aggravated case oil fHes,
and bis brother was discharged from the army as
ineurablc he being quite Paralyzed with inc les
Both these distressing cases were cured Win one
bottle of Dr. Striekland's Pile Remedy. The re-
commentator Of these gentlemen, beside the aal!y
testimonials received BY Dr.. Strickland, ought .
convince those suffering that the most aggaVatSu
chronic cases Of Piles are cured BY Dr. StrieSla1ds
Pile Remedy. SzQ. For sale By CAMPBELL
HASON, Charlestown, and druggists everywhere
March Is, lS66-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-04-12
SneciaI Notice.

OUR terms are CASH, but, when from neeessi-
I tous circumstances accounts are opened Tor
Medicines. settlement must be made on the nrst OF
each month. AlSQCIlh phO.
April s. 1866.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-04-12
William Knabe &c Co.
MANUFACTURERS or
First Premium Gold Medal,
GRAND, 69 ZI1 SQUARE,
AND
1f Upright Pianos,


BALTIMORE, MARYLAND.
THESE Instruments having been before the pub
/ lie for the past thirty years, have, upon their
excellence alone, attained mpurcha sed pre- emi-
nsace that pronounccs them unequalled Their
TONE dt
combines great power richness, sweetness and fine
singing quality, as well as great purity of intona-
ton and harmoniousness throughout the entire
scale. Their
is plant and elastic, and is entirely free from the
stiffness found in many pianos which causes the
performer to so easily tire. In
WORKMANSHIP.
they cannot be excelled Their action is construct
ed with care and attention to every part therein
that characterizes the finest mechanism. None but
the best seasoned material is used in their manu-
facture and they will accept the hard usages Of the
concert-room with that of the parlor upon equal
ity-unafected in their melody; in fact, they are
constructed
"Nor FOR YEAR--BuT FOREVER"
All Of our Square Pianos have our newimproved
Grand Scale and the Agraffe Treble.
Every Piano fully warranted for FIVE YEARS:
Sole AGENCY FOR
CARHART, NEEDHAM 4 cos
USRIvALLEp
Parlor. Organs, Melodeons & Church
.r r Harmonious.
wsrerooms No. $50, W. Baltimore ST..
Feb. 20, lses-ly. BALTIMORE, ND.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-04-12

ERESH TEAS.-Gun Powder, fmperial, Black
and Japan Teas, warranted superior. just re-
cieved by JOHN L. H00FF.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-04-12
Steam Engine & Saw Mill for Sale.

L HAVE for sale a Portable steam Engine
and Saw Mill, Of Pages make, which viii
be sold on such terms as cannot fail 10 suit pur-
chaser. Address the subscriber at Rippon, Jefer-
son county, E. B. HAINES.
March p, 1890. -6-Spirit eopg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-04-12

CBYCERINE LOTION. An elegant applica-
" ton to chapped hands, chafng Of the skin, etc,
Prepared and for sale BY go tl
Jan. IS. CAMPBELL & MASON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-05

REwARD roe TEE ArrRsKEEsos rHf MURDERgn OF
OfFIcsR HIpwEIL-fhe Board of Aldermen have offered
reward Of 81 500 to be paid for information
may lead TO the arrest and conviction Of the murderer
OF police officer HpWell
Sur AGAINST CirY INFRINGEMENT A
PATENr-An important suit has been commenced in the
United States Circuit Court by William H. Bliss, the
plaintiff in the case, against the city OF Brooklyn, and
damages claimed in the of $50 000 for alleged
infringement Of patent II Is alleged that time
since the city purchased hose from the plaintiff
who had patent Tor 6re couplings; and BREASTED & Co.,
who have also patent, sued for damages tor in
fringcment OF their patent This action defended,
but u subsequently dismissed. In 1864 The Com
mon Council contrary to the advice OF the Corporation
Counsel. entered into contract with Braised Co.,
which Is the Of the present suit The will be
tried 10 January next.
RoBaERr ASD RAPE THE EASTERN Drsrmcr.
Monaghan. John McCorr ack aud Michael Quinn, all
young men, were yesterday arraigned before Justice
DAILY Of the Fourth District Court on charges OF lar
ceny and rape. they all pleaded pot guilty and
romanded for examination this afternoon.
FIRE IN SoUM BRooKLYN--About ten o'clock las.
night fire broke out in a building the grounds OF
Prospect Park. occupied by the Park Commissioner
Office. afterwards extended To building occupied
a. u tool shop. The damage ascsrianed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

rurspAY Doc 4-6P. NJ
rne stock market showed considerable ouoyancy TO-
aay and pnces experienced further ADVANCE ous
towards he close OF there was sisni reaction
..a.a a. s,ro,v Investment demand for some OF the
nssdnc railway shares hh assists the upward tendency
AZ and the Indications are thai before the close Of
Sha month the recent decae viii have been wholly re-
.overed Al present the Northwestern shares and Erie
mainly absorb the attention OF the street. but it is proba
Die that the speculative iaterest will gradually extend
ever the entire list.
The money market worked Somewhat fregulary, but
was, ON the whole, easier than yesterday the rae for
pal loans ranging from i've 70 per cent the gen.
sr rate being six InShe discount liue fhere little
Aong and the bes. gradeo commercial paper quoted
~ per cent.
Az the open board O'Clock the market wns strong
Erie sold at72S T3lS, Northwestern so olproieHea
Co., a. Michigan Southern SO x AZ the nrst resuar
board the speculative feeHng tuoyan while NORM
western led the upward movement Erie closed = nsn'f
xhan at the time yesterday Rock Island ~ Noo
western 3n-prefe-red u, Fort Wayne =, io'euo' va
bash ard Western IL, Pacific Mail :, Quicksilver e,
Western Union Telegraph q, Goyern'Aent SECURITIES
were firm. Coupon ave-,venes OF the new Issue or
1855 showed an advance OF d. tenoftes 20 sevesaTty
notes OF the second series a. Tennessee sixeescoupon,
were higher At the err o'clock sessions tno market
slightly lower DsL SieAny ~ t1e - 10 's""- P'S
two board II was steady, Bit auli Eric closed lower
than at the first regular board, Nlchigan southern -
cleveland and Pttabdrs Z, Rock Island q, Ono and
Mississippi certificates u, Quicksilver u, Western Union
telegraph ~ Pacnc Nail a. 49, the advance
peing dae 10 the improving prospects, Of the company
mainly in consequence OF the establishments OF the line
between san Francisco and China and Japan. Govern
nent securities continued rn. Coupon five Juveniles Of
the new issue Of 1855 Il higher, ten-fcrties <.
seven-thlrty notes Of the third series x.
At the open board halt past three prices advanced
Erie sold 72A ~ Reading ~ Michigan Southern
Sl% Rock Island los,s, Northwestern 81 5l1@ditto
preferred FOX a71A, Western Union Telegraph 46M.
Subsequently the market rather dull and barely
steady portion of the list and 1T hafpast five the
following quotations current:-New York Central
MAJ Eric 724 H. Michigan Southern sl's ",
Fort Wayne 1867 LOG, Northwestern o0aG %--duO
preferred 70 "a. the earnings of the latter road for
the fourth week OF November $2S1 ,585 against
$c3 for the corresponding week last year. showing
of s44I97 Those for the month Of October
aggregated O05 659 against Ss4036s for the same
month in 1866, showing an increase OF $185, 315
Tho improvement which has taken place in railway
shares during the last ten days shown by the following
table Of prices at the first regular board day and
the Esd uh The quotation for Northwestern preferred
under the present date, il exclusive of the stock
divide nd of qix mar cant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-05

Compound interest notes were quoted as under by the
dealer:--June. 1864 1861 ~ July I15X a Y,
August 1l5k ", October 1l4l& IL December l13,<
"; May 1885, nv x, August 110A ,S, septem-
Der no, October 1929 ITO.
Tho gold market opened a. 1aoN and advanced
steadily to 14lA, after which 1t reacted I40%. II
subsequently recovered to l4i but the closing
actions at l4o1. The supply of coin was in ex-
-ssss Of the borrowing demand and q per was
paid for carrying.
Ono part OF Mr.. kccullochs report refers TO matter
which has direct bearing upon the gold market and to
which at all times exerts influence upon it-namely,
she large amount Of American securities held
In Europe It is estimated that there are
ahreo hundred and nifty millions of United
States bonds abroad hundred and afty millions OF
State and municipal bonds and hundred millions of
railroad and other stocks and bonds making total or
nix hundred millions Although the apparent balance
OF trade against us valued in gold tho fiscal year
ending on June 80, 1869, only little more than
the total net foreign imports Of merchandise
and specie having been 035 and the domestic
exports including gold, $ai5 ss5 i5s, Mr.. McCuloch
maintains that TO make up for under valuations and
smuggling and freight expenses paid TO foreign ship.
owners, twenty per least should added TO the
imports, which would make the balance for
che past year against the United States nearly
hundred millions. II is true that the export
inasmuch as It exposes their sudden return
An large amounts at any tme and long as they are
held abroad the price Of gold subjected violent fnc
<uations and had conspicuous instance OF this
spring But IT does not follow that the Of the
called balance Of trade being against any mate
mai consequence for the imports Of Great Britain
for an indefinite number OF exceeded vaue that
q her exports Yet she has been throughout prosper
sus The truth is that she old theory this subject
ieconcilabe with facts and therefore large allowance
nnst DO made for eswat in forming Judgment OF the
commercial condition Of country is export and
import returns alone.
The foreign exchange mmketwas dull, and rates for
sterling showed fractional decline Bankers' bills on
England at sixty days quoted the close at 1oex
lo9; at three days no 1lok; Commercial bills los
losk francs at sixty days rs abl71s at three days
zl3% SIS, bills on Berlin ~ 72,s; Bremen 7s,.
as on Frankfort, AK x; on Amsterdam, IL 4lx
Z on hamburT, sok 3ss; on Antwerp 617H SIS.
American securities and consois were quoted thus in
London on tha date unsierp,ont ionAd.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-05
FINE IN srEkmAx srArEr.


Loss About 42OsOOO-ScvoPal Policenen
Burned severely.
Between fvo and six O'Clock last night Sergeant r.
Latty OF the Second precinct discovered lire on the
third floor Of No. 90 Beekman street. in the premises
Of Hirsh, Lobe & Co., dealers In cutlery. Captain De
Camp, accompanied by Sergeant Hutchinson and officers
Kelley and Speight, up stairs 70 extnguish the
hanes ON reaching the hallway Of tho third floor they
saw the fire burning the end partition, and as they
turned round 10 20 down stairs explosion took place
when the names and heat gushed into the hallway and
burned the face and hands OF Captain Ne Camp and
officers d. Kelley aud A. spcight DR. Waterman was
called IN, and after dressing the injuries ordered the
parties, sent homo. The flames extinguished
by the frcfDen before they extended beyond the
third floor. From an examination made Of the
promises by assistant Fire Marshal IL o. Baker there
appear 70 have hccn two separate res the origin OF
which viii be Investigated by the Fire Marshal the
damage OF Hirdl, Lobo Co. will be about &l5 600
fully insured Tho second floor Is occupied BY Henry
Seymour, dealer in shears and scissors; damage by
Mates about $1,000. The nrst floor is occupied by the
waterbury Brass Company; stock damaged by water
about 5000 insured for $4,000 foows--Intcrna-
tonal $40 o0o Home $4,000, ktna OF Hartford O00
ana 50 600 Ia another company. The building Is dam.
sscd about e600 On the fourth floor stored about
600 percussion caps, owned by the American
al.N md Tap Company. Had the nro reached that
nDG an explosion would have followed and In Ill proba-
nhiiy many lives would have been sncrlHcod.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-05
THE DETIlLeRY FRAUDS IN BROOKLYN.


Examination Before United States C0mmis-
sioncr Newton.
T. r. Triton and John Devlip, who have been hereto
forc out ball. charged with being implicated the
dstlery frauds In Brooklyn, were again arrested ON
Monday with T. T. Levan, charged with fraudulently
using the brands and plates OF Inspector Ton the
purpose OF evadng the laws, md brought
up for examination yesterday morning before United
States Commissioner Newton The District Attorney
applied for adjournment, important witnesses for
the governments absent and could be had for
few days. and with the Of tho counsel
the deendanis the further hearing OF the
for Twelve o'clock Monday the 10th inst the parties
IN the meantime being released bonds of &i5 600 cac
The other charges against DevlIn and on for hear
ing before Commissioner Jones yesterday also ad
journed until the same day, n three O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-05

!. AwSnY --on Tuesday mornisg December 4 HlKvE1
AuBsnr, u, aged 20 roarS
ne 'Donss q ,oc iccsroo add the r!atlyus ADD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-05
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Nrnrr'cd.
bsskfy.bowxsR--on Tue sday evening November
70 al tpe rst eapslst church, by the Rev pr Ander.
son, NhANiFs T. B1xEN, Yong est % ,hs Rev A
bfrkcy, 70 Misc AxrsrsiA A. EJwxrR al Of this city
No cards -
Nouns Holly IN. ! J papers rieae, copy
PRows--PAisgR --oB wednesday, November n Inv
thc Rev. NJ Rhodes, EZRA BRo 70 BnrSI ST.
dsaehser OF The i4s Peter Palmer, a u Of lhR civ.
FIySs-BAKsr.--On ThuraGay. Nov amber l. II tho
Congregational church, 10 Birmingham, Conn by The
Rev y. T. Mcrshon, WnIAx L F.yss to AtAsr l. BAxEa
both Of BIrn lrharn
o'RsnIs--DoucsErrr On rhurrdfy. H.vembcr 70
Thanksgiving day In ~ Petcrs church. BE-, clay street.
BY the Rev. VIM. Quinn. EDwasD J U,REnIv 70
mary 2. DouGEEEr,, all VI this city No eartAt
SHrrLos-Vis P.tT.--On Tuesday, Deceuher A. IN the
Dutch Reformed churnb New Utrecht, l. T., BY the Rev
" Carpenter, Ora snrrfos q Bah. 70 Mss Dr,1A G,
Van PgLr, ofEew Utrecht
sgsroy--Qrrsr. On Thursday, November 10 at st.
Peters church ~ rsev. Vim. Qninn, yRAscs ssiros 70
JAsp QUsyv.
Birth.
nnv On sonday, Dscember 2, Ma Mssrsr psRss
~ fh
Died.
AuBsnr, Jf, aged 10 yoarS
lhe fuchds " ,oe iccsasoo add the rt!styus AID
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-05

fuksDAY, nee. Cd v. ".
bmsn'cFra-Hce.ipis Nsttbls aeur, ado add es bssx
ssrn meal 'f Es bushels wheat aq.o d corn 800 d.
oas lt5 90 re 80 DO MA and 1slsi DO barley The mar
het sor susie snn western ptt. wsrc
ssaly sosinai CLOSING with Vctinnei ard snarnsy
~ feductcn oi about 81 Nc. Dbl The snlss vers
TAINTED " sup bsis ~ our r,riset quotations aunsrrl
Nou,nfrn Hour WAS negecrf HnN holders Wsrs anxous ~
secure arxct TOR their offerings VI prrgs The sales
~.e 2n bills. Rys sour nntSi,. ana rsthsv hs.sy.
sales 100 bhla ~ from $6sS1 % tprr rnes was 4, r.
rate demand We noc sAlss Of 20 90 bhis nesriy Al,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-05

tnTesrs were moderately sc.vo and steady :. tn.
Dbl Is 4 Gsa,y soSds
Ton ass On sos: cora bulk and bags per Sssiei 81
NJ s. II goods is 81 s
sorasd The h, were part Nv
~, 1000 do oats a. 3D. per > la iacoS ' DE-
sr@. and per me- IL 1 bushels barley
IS sss: 3d..
a.aa. anS 100 sss s. 70 Srsmsn: 100 hhds
ss sss ;s ss
charters Ners:A from pensasaa Corpus chris,
nns q siS Per NJ and brig 70 Nas,ss s,c Per Ssi
Cruz with barley hor &c. for OF French
Hors:-- moderate demand prevailed small invoices
at prices With further sales Of o0 bales American
h,a; IN sss:iagsd sss steady
s os!s neadas 7ss DO is s - saS ~ 0'Ne
.svAs arpsn.ins was dun and nominal
.ns far business was toe
A. bonded stsss me resin narsss ssed a,ls though
Sgmss ;.ssasS \ q
saaer, wilmington being oasrea arrive, .;
s. % Te 3 :, .s: q b0ls wash
3ps q 6sls pork DO beef Y;
sna regular sSnP.ss
Also or December and January delivery seers
OPTION about COO bbls. 1t $50 &c. At the AFTER
Provision Board there scarcely business
ea IS go i1S ssr Old ns~ e
ST. The beef market inactive and dropping The
sales $50 bbls. at Sl2 SIS for plain and
$l7 S2s Tor extra Beef hams, At from $G
$50 we're dun and heavy with sales OF $50 bbls within the
and 'hf hogs
easier, closing heavy ut sac. a PC, Cut meats
also in myers favor The confined 10 about
75 pkgs at &c. llac for shoulders and i2c lsc or
hams Lard dull, nominal and lower The sales
500 pkgs at IKE l3acthe latter price for small lots OF
the best kettle rendered. Butter quiet at previous
prices For cheese active export demand prevailed and
prices arm. We quote &c. 1890 according to
quality
PKr.oLsuk. was but little activity in the market
for either crnds bonded lower prices accepted
transactions 30 in bbls bonded
the extent OF 0o bbs Mt 32c 32c for standard white
including favorire brand at 3and prime light straw to
white at Sic.
irregular that quotations scarcely be given The
closing prices norninaiy follows:-lnferor
mon refining Cuba. 9ac 9i6c; fair good do CSC.
loc fair % good grocery do l0kc c prime to coice
grocery o1zc ale The stock up by
bags Tho sales to-day limited 40 hhds l0sc for
l Cuba and l3c for Porto Rico. ft
ToBACCo of sale, but prices without
tial variation. The sales comprise l25 hhds Kentucky al
from &C. letc and l25 Ohio seedleaf at SIC.
WoOThe market for both foreign and domestic feeeet
neecss were confined to 756o0 lbs at 45c 5asc nc ANA
small lot Georgia as 3Oc Michigan 81 &c. b3c cefy
at the inside price, and Virginia &c.. 10000 lbs Texas
2sc Including small lot bury AT 20c 10 bale:
foreign, beyond sale of " bales Mesiza private rms
we heard Of no transactions. !
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-05


This was indeed very bad was called upon 10
visit ber about tho lat February 10 and fpunu
and apparently IN the last stage OF PULMONARY Consumption
She had night sweat, chls aud uash-s % hest lines
had TO be- propped ~ bod made the examination with
reer'roerr ant found the lcf lung. ton 10
TOM diseased Be complete sion The
1ght bronchial tubes also Affected but ihefe
cavities he lad % Heessant ougn AID eer nohsr stated
that her husband she patients iaherl rad gftai OF
children has suffered similarly aud despite b, hest elica
skl then known had died. tthough til scarcely any
hopes, undertook THO fase drtermined mi utn6t
and did sretuously the family ncins foor ths hey
corid not afford 70 rurcnafc the medicine ~ usi Pu
monic syrup sea Weed ioaic. auo lc hant s aud
following advice, "a and aiicaon - Il L1w sell
and heary and TAKES pleasure 70 state her ts 10 pletrs
HENRY i. MuYDy. RAILWAY. sal
This patient hal taken cold, thai se.d 4, IL
back and another WHOA settled 'ha lunes and
brought attack OF the pcurlsy This sel no up
per part of the right lung aud formed ahse-s causing
,.nse pain and def arg'ns qi,e isn @ ttcS usleas
He commenced sfg nay tlcrnrs aro ID nov
wei aud hearty. and % Nras has entosea lis certificate
statipg the facts OF The
r. 4 sHgbDslN, OFFICE az THE NEW YORK Ayp
GALENA LEAD COMPANY, . NASSAU srREEr
This g~ntersn had suffered Is gears win ssvere
cough, and hen0rfhares two, hfsr ltaee
rendering him weak as % he unable to es, Al. IA 10
oasnss bad had tle yery tess Of medical advice nom
porsry relief from any Atcr using y medicines ard fo
lowing the directions the eoth left rim, appetite re-
turned, and ne ~ now WEI, hearty man.
REV HENRY MORGAN
s =, nSh ret.ss y n. ry q ecfon sni We,
cured ey taxing M MEDICINE III other treatment hsd
failed I've mas often been written w regard 10 toe facts
IN ~ case and always answers "a tho man.n A fun
sa'eSsnloi A sae may 10 sssn 10 ~ tsa phsL w lad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-05
MISCELLANEOUS.

A CHOICE FOR CONsUMPTIyEs--To GET WELL
a Or DIE-wHAT MUST RE DOEE--ASD HOW To
no IT-TuIS COURSE MUST BE PUH2UED OR DE ATIi
WILL FCLLOw-DR. sCHENCK'S CoUEsE or TREAT
MENT LAID DOWN TO CURE BAD CASES OF CON.
SUMPTION