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The national Republican., 1867-12-13
RUm0rs.

humors OF the purchase OF Cuba by our Gov
ernment are mentioned, and 1t is asserted that
,he island has been offered us for a certain sum
oy the Spanish Government. 1t is also stated
mat the lobbyists are the parties who have been
raising such an outcry about the purchase of
81. Thomas and Russian-America, and that they
arc willing for a consideration, to cease their
The national Republican., 1867-12-13
The Htorm in Ohio.

CLgvELAsD, Dec. ga heavy storm OF wind
and snow from the northeast prevails. All the
trains on the Toledo read Are abandoned. The
eastern trains are all of time and outward
bound. They will probably be abandoned. The
trains south are abandoned.
SASDUsKY, Dec. l2-Thc seyercst storm OF
wind and snow ever known in this section has
been raging for the past twenty hours. The
water In the bay rose FIVE feet, and did much
damage to the shipping and warehouses.
The national Republican., 1867-12-13
Richmond Convention-The Appoirs<.
ments.

RICHMOND, Dec. l2.-The chairman Of the Con-
servative Convention appointed william q.
Rives, X. NJ. T, Hunter, John Douney, James
Marshall, and ]. X. Tucker, the committee to
prepare to the people Of Virginia and the United
States.
Tae Farmers Convention Is In session tonight.
The Editors Convention, representing Con-
servative papers Of the State, indorsed the ac-
ton Of the convention.
There Is heavy sleet here tonight.
The national Republican., 1867-12-13
50. Louis water Bonds-A Man Mur.
AareA

ST, Louis.-Dec ia.-The Board Of Water Com.
mlssioners Of this city will tomorrow sell two
and-a-lalf millions OF st. Louis water bonds,
bearing six per cent. interest, payable semi-an
nually in coin. The bonds to run twenty years.
The ptineipal is also payable in coin.
A man named Pcpys, living near Alton, H.,
was murdered en- sunday night, with his wife
and two children. The weapon used was an axe.
A muiatto named Joseph Marshall was al
rested here to-day, supposed to be one Of the
murderers.
The national Republican., 1867-12-13

DAME NATURE threw a white mantle about
her Yesterday, old Boreas blew his piercing
breath, and many a blue nose was seen on the
Avenue and elsewhere. Lads with sleds were
jubilant, while children Of larger growth, who
had an eye in the direction Of the skating ponds,
looked glum. From this time forward until Dame
Nature looks "Jolly green" we will take com
passion upon the poor car horses. From our
window yesterday we saw them sadly whipped.
The national Republican., 1867-12-13

AMONG THE NOMINATIONS sent to the Senate
on wednesday by the President were the names
OF William r. Kinney, of Kentucky, and George
A. Mcguire, of Missouri, for appointment as
commissioners "to reimburse the State of In.
diana for moneys expended for the United States
In enrolling equipping and provisioning militia
TO aid In suppressing the rebellion.n
The national Republican., 1867-12-13
DIED,

On Monday evening, December 0, at his residence.
JONI p BEows, ats q e Capitol Police, in tho Sisi
year OF his are,
Funerai services at the houso on Thursday morning
the l2th, et 10 a, IntermenI at GEORGETOWN, p 2.
is friends and aequantanees are very respectfully
Al GerevA, New York, December Q, aged 20 years
end JgAssIg sxIrH, wife Of Franklin Z. TowS,
lieutenant ilth U. 8. I.
Wednesday, December II. Mrs. MARTHA D. DEsr.
In tho I'D year Of her age.
Tho funeral will take place from 81. Dominic 4
church to the 18th instant, at 10 clock
20 attend.
In BsltIm.rc, on tho iosh instant. wuLrAn TIPros,
late Chief Engineer United States Navy In the sd
year Of his age. ..-
llth instant, yosErH IL THoapabsi In the ej,h year
his age, native o. hhhtpolis but for tae last forty
years resident OF thil city.
His funeral will take place from the residence Of r.
@ Polkinhorn, 4il street moth, between Ninth and
The national Republican., 1867-12-13
From Montsenery-Pelitie AHsirs
In Alnbama.

In Alabama.
MoNrooNgRr> Dec. ia---The advertiser OF
this morning hns the preamble and resolutions
adopted BY the Mvafsomery UoskeB uhioA
League, denosncins the new constitutions and
calling on the eplored leagues u aid ~ deftsiink
II, declaring tkAs Tho dcissate. 10 the consep.
tlon went fas beyond thcir duties and instruS-
tions, framed constitution disfranchising and
prescribing a large portion Of most Intelligent
and law-abiding citizens Of Alabama, and charac-
terized, In every feature, by hendish motives Of
revenge and hatred.
A statement will appear tomorrow, by suthoS-
ity OF citizens OF Autangs county, that the col
ored loyal leagues have been irrevoesbly divided
because Of the Questionable features Of the con-
stitution framed by the convention, and the
caucus Of members OF the convention who nomi-
mated for State ofncers whites only, leaving
the black out altogether.
The national Republican., 1867-12-13
Gen. sheridan nt Home-suit Against
Gen. Miss Dismissed.

COLUMNS, ONO, Dec. l2.-Thc Supreme Court
here hss dismissed sixteen cases for want of
prosecution. ot,O s-sss..st -. as-,sts.-t
Quartermaster General Bliss, for the part he
took In the arrest Of Waste Paper Olds.
Gen, Sheridan left here to-day for Perry
county.
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From Atlanta, Ga.-Thc Convention
Passes the Relief Ordinance.

ATLANTA, Ca, Dec. .12.-The convention passed
the relief ordinance this morning, introduced by
r. d. Bullock, Of Richmond, which reads as fol-
lows: Be 1t ordered, &c., that from and after the
passage Of this ordinance all levies which have
been or may be made under execution issued
IRON any court In this State shall be suspcndedI
and all sales under execution In violation Of this
ordinance shall be null and void.
This ordinance, which, II is understood, viii
be enforced by Gen. Pope, will operate as q bar
to all legal action upon private debts until the
convention can act further.
The national Republican., 1867-12-13

ihE NAME OF THADDEUs b. McFALLs, to be
post chaplain, was sent to the Senate on wednes-
gay py the President for confirmation. Mr.. Nc
falls but recently resigned the pastorate of the
Assembly Presbyterian church Of this city, and
has left the city for his post in Texas,
The national Republican., 1867-12-13

THERE Is EVERY INDICATION that the House
oii' "eNempting cotton grown in the United
states after the present year from internal taxa.
hon'' will pass the Senate, as Mr.. Sherman,
from the Committee on Finance, has reported
iS'ofably, without amendment, upon the bill.
The national Republican., 1867-12-13
The RnOM Storm.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. IA furious northeast
snow storm commenced here early this morning.
New YoRK, Dec. IA heavy snow storm
commenced here at o'clock this morning, and
now la5) continues with unabated violence.
The national Republican., 1867-12-13
From Iouisyille-Chief Justice Peter,
Issues q Proclamation.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. l2.-Chief Justice Peters, Of
Kentucky, in conformity with the law Of the
State, has issued a proclamation ordering an
election to be held for Governor, on the first
Monday In August next, to All the vacancy oc-
casioned by the death Of the late Gov. Helm.
The national Republican., 1867-12-13

Tue Snow STORM with US yesterday and last
night has also been felt North, and travel over
the railways has been slightly impeded. The
teiegraphic lines were affected and the transmits.
sion Of news was light.
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OF Secretary s,.,,o,

inc President yesterday afternoon sent to the
senate message containing his reasons for tho
suspension OF Secretary Stanton. The docu.
ment was read in executive session, and ordered
TO be printed
The national Republican., 1867-12-13

THE SENATE went into executive sessIon
Yesterday, but no nominations were acted upon.
The message Of the President in relation to the
suspension Of Secretary stanton was all that
was considered
The national Republican., 1867-12-13
Important from Fortress Monr0e-Ar.
rival OF the Surviving Officers of the
MOnOngaheIa

FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. l2. The United
States steamer De Sofa, Commander Boggs, has
arrived from st. Thomas. She brings the
Danish Commissioners, Rev, DR.. Hawley, OF
Auburn, VIM. Moore, Vice Consul at St. Croix,
and the officers and crew OF tho Monongahela
which was wrecked at st. Croix. Five OF the
crew OF the Monongahela were lost. Capt. Bur
roughs, of the United States Marines, OF the
United States steamer Susquehanna, died OF yel
low fever at st. Thomas.
Rear Admiral Palmer was very low with II, ant
there were eighteen cases OF fever on the steamer
Don, and six deaths.
The De Sofa had her bottom repaired by divers
and leaks but little.
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ovyicrAt
DEPARTMENT OF srarr,

-a...-r..,. wAsHIxaros, Dsoambcr7. Z. 1851. : :
Information has been received at this Depart.
msnt from Mr.. W. p. Mangum, the Vice Counsel
General Of the United States at Shanghai, China,
OF the death, on the tth OF September iast, al
Shanghai, Of JAsaxs H. CnurcHELr, late resi-.
dent OF Washington, d. q, p -.
Information has Also been received from the
same source OF the death, on the 18th Of Sept,
1861, at Shanghai, of N. NJ. CArRAu, citizen Of
the United States.
The legal representatives OF the deceased can
obtain further Information by addressing this
DEPARTMENT, Hr IN .U
The national Republican., 1867-12-13
Report Of the Comptroller OF the Cur.
reucy.


The report Of Hon. II. r. Huiburd, Comp
troller OF the Currency, has been sent in to Con
greEs, and is q very elaborate document. The
Comptroller very lucidly writes upon the cur.
rensy question, and says this subject IL before
the public upon two propositions:
First. To deprive the national banks of the
fghI 10 issue notes for circulation In order that
the Government may issue its own notes in their
place.
Second. To issue United States notes In pay.
ment OF compound-interest notes, seyen-thirtv
notes, and hve-twenty bonds, as they mature and
become payable.
The number OF national banks organized ia
l,o'S' OF which l,e3o are in operation, with an
actual circulation OF s2o9, ,IO3, 800. The capital
paid In amounts to t42i, SOL Bonds on de-
posit, s3io6S,ooo The paper money Of the
United States, that furnished by the Government
and including that of the banks, amounts to
sO65 100000.
Upon the bank failures, redemption, taxation,
6c., Mr.. Hulburd elucidates his views, and tbs
entire document is well worth perusaI.
The national Republican., 1867-12-13

iht HvHBER OF VISITORS about the Capitol
yesterday were fewj the bitter storm affecting
even the afdor Of the third house, but few lob
Oyists being around.
The national Republican., 1867-12-13
The storm In philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. IA heavy hail and
snow storm has been raging here since midnight,
with high northeast wind.
The national Republican., 1867-12-13

oVLo DEoPIED to 1873 yesterday, and there
H~s much excitement in Wall street In eonse.
qushee.
The national Republican., 1867-12-13

PLACES OF ANpsEMENT felt the effects of the
storm last night, and slim audiences were In at
tendance at every house.
The national Republican., 1867-12-13
OuR MEDICAL CoLLEGEs.

The citizens OF the District can certainly feel q
pride and an interest In the growth and inereas-
ing success OF the medical colleges located here.
These two institutions-the Georgetown and
National-have enjoyed from their early career
a.prosperity seldom attained by any similar
schools in the country. In whstever view we
look upon their success, whether In the sclen-
tifc and intellectual attainments Of the gentle
men composing the faculty, or In the manner Of
study and liberal inducements offered 70 the stu
dent, we can but congratulate the medical frster-
nifty as well as she community. The Jefferson
Medical College, of Philadelphia, has won an
enviable fame throughout the country, and
prominent physicians and surgeons located in
every nook and corner OF the United States can
bear testimony to thclearned and scientific char
acter Of the gentlemen who have ever consti-
tuted the faculty. There are q number OF mcdi-
cal gentlemen among US who made their debuf
with diplomas from the same college, and
who win confirm our statement. But without
intending any inyidious distinction or detraet-
ing one Jot from Its merits, we think that q most
favorable comparison can be made BY the insti-
tutes OF this District II IL true we have not the
eommodious building, the great resources, or so
many OF the practical developments Of surgery
rs 10 shown in the famed Jefferson, yet In the
knowledge, science and skin Of the gentlemen
composing the faculty OF the Georgetown and
acknowledged and proved to be not whit the
less than the Pancoasts, waiiaces, Kings, and
Shppens, of the Quaker City.
There is no climate SO healthy but that man
must die; ard It Is said that the most acute, and
diseases difiicult Of cure, are invariably TO be
found in the midst OF what is termed a healthy
community. The mortuary reports Of this Dis
friet have certainly never givef the grave index
oi other cities, but on the contrary, have shown
that we are highly favored iG.a sanitary point of
view. The salubrity Of our climate has been re-
garded as the salye Of health with US, and which
we concede; but II the mortality lists Of the pa,t
summer months will be compared by any, with
the sickness prevailing during the same period,
the skill OF our physicians will be appreciated.
We have only to conclude with the remark,
that our colleges present liberal and advantage
Gus Inducements to the student, and IL would be
well for those, whether in our midst or from the
North, South, East or West, desirous Of becom-
ing disciples OF an honored profession, to seek
the benefits OF the Georgetown and National
Medical Colleges.
The national Republican., 1867-12-13
FOR FRESH BEEF.
orrIoE DEPOr COMAIssAEr. !

OFFICE DRPOT CoNMIssARY,(
FoRT MONROE, Va, Dec. o, 1851 !
sePled proposals. IN duplicate, for furnishing Fresh
Hamilton, Norfolk, and Yorktown, Virginia, from
JanuaSy J. iS9S April 80 isfs gIii 30 FeceSSd ,n at
slant. r.. -.
The Beef must be slaughtered from Western cattle
Of average net weight Of 800 lbs each, and Of good
marketable quality, In equal proportions Of fore and
hind quarter meat-neeks, shanks,and kidney tallow
to be excluded.
separate proposals. for Fresh Beet, as above, are
separate proposals for tho troops stationed at York
town.
Proposals for Fresh Beef and small Meats, for sale
to officers at Fort Monroe and Camp Hamilton, will be
received at the same time. 49,
These meats must be all Of the best market quality.
Good and sufficient security will be required for
due fulhlment Of the contracts.
Address Proposals for Fresh Beef Tor Fresh
Meats, as the ease may be. } to the nders gned.
sra SEds5 q b.fis baST EjdSsfs EhEs GhlS5 g.
,.,,,, Second Li0uisna1I, Rii,h AItillsry.u
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MARRIED,

On the lath Instant, by Reg. c. Q. Meaaor, Epw II,
DouaHEhrr, ESQ to Miss ErILr, fourth daughter Of
Mr.. William Cooper, all Of this city.
On the 9th Instant a. s. Aioysins Church, By tho
MARY II. DEvINEr, all Of this city,
"a ihs il,h in,,sSt in Bsltimsre by the Rcy pr
ANNA A. HOWARD. Of Washington, d. G.
The national Republican., 1867-12-13
CHURCH SERVICES.
dREAr VARIETY.
FINELY FINISHED IN TURKEY MOROCCO.
with Rims. Corners, and Ornaments.
BLANCHARD 4 MoHUN,
BOOKSELLERS, IMPORTERS. AND sTATIoNERs.
CORNER or PESS. AvEsrE AND ELEVENTH STREET.
wAsHISGToS, d. @.
DEPARTMEYT OF THE INTERIOR,

IMPAIRMENT. OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OPRICE,
WAsHIN0roN, December 1851.
On the petition Of ELiswoRrH b, 3. GooDrsAR, Of
North Haven, Conn. praying for the extension OF q
patent granted to him the 18th day Of March, 1884 for
an in Processes for Treating
for seven years from tho expiration OF said patent,
which kes place on the 18th day Of March, ls6s
II Is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Ofice on MONDAY, the 9th day Of March
next, at u clock m and all persons are notlhed
to appear and show cause, II any they haye,why said
petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required TO flo
IN the Patent 0fice their objections, specially BET
forth In writing, at least ttoenty days before the day
OF hearing all testimony hled by either party, TO be
used at the said hearing, must be taken and trans
miued IN ,aec9rdancs With The rules ot the once
Depoaitons and other Rapea. relied upon as testi.
the day OF hearing the arguments, II any, within
ten days after the hllng Of the testimony;
REPgBLIcAF and the Intslltoeaesr, washlngton,
week for three successive weeks the frst OF said
day OF hearing. 7, U, THEAkER,
del3 fr3t Commissioner OF Patents.
The national Republican., 1867-12-13

NEw YoRK, Dec. l2--o'Baldwin, the Irish
Giant, a celebrated English pugilist, arrived
here yesterday. He was accompanied by Jack
Hicks, also prize fighter. o'Baldwin comes
out to this country to meet Mace, against whom
he was matched to hght for the championship OF
England, but which fight was stopped by the
authorities, Mace being put under heavy bonds
not to fight In England.
The national Republican., 1867-12-13
A c A r D

A 4
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN ENTIRE STOCK
OF FIRST GLASS CLOTHING, FROM A. NEW YORK
HOUSE DECLINING BUSINESS, ALL NEW GOODS,
AND MADE UP IN FIRST CLASS MERCHANT
TAILOR STYLE. AND ORDERED TO BE SOLD AT
GREAT SACRIFICE.
WALL. ROBINSON Co.
Sl2 PESSsYLyASIA AVENUE.
del2-2w Between Ninth and Tenth streets
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as-TURNER's TIC DOULOUREUx OR
TURNER'S TIC DOULOUREUX OR
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL,
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL.
Alexandria Advertisements.

A. tRormerly q ths MARSHALL HOUSE.,
Has reopened the CORN EXCHANGE, "A King
street. Alexandria, where he will be happy to see his
old friends. nol2-Sm
The national Republican., 1867-12-13
New Advertisements.

0TICE!!I
FINE FANCY GOODS
For Holiday presents, at
delg.eo6t sll Penn, az, bet. Ninth and Tenth
SLBIGHsi stBIdHsll sLEfGHsi.i-oN HAND
= several light two and four passenger cScRL
sLEIoHS A. Eeaspnssls BIZ P5ifsss klsS, 8
ROBERT II. GRAHAM,
Repository. Si street. be!yesn s,h and ah.
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF
FRENCH AND ENGLISH STATIONERY,
Just opened at
C0YLE 4 TOWERS, s
9liPennsylyania avenue,
del5-coGt between Ninth aud Tenth.
The national Republican., 1867-12-13
Personal.

CONSULT DR. LEON,
" t08 Tenth street, above PennR avenue,
In treating ACUTE or CHRONIC SKIN, ORGANIC
and NERVOUS DISEASES he dehes competition.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS he guarantees to cure
thoroughly and permanently.
LADIES suffering from IRREGULARITIES, from
whatever cause, are offered quick and thorough re-
|. dee-tf CONSULTATIONS FREE.
DRIyATE MEDICAL CONSULTATION AT DR..
Il DARBY's, 100 Seventh street, opposite Odd Eel
lows Hall Separate rooms for patients. sel2.n
The national Republican., 1867-12-13
GREAT BOOKSTORE IN THE FIRST WARD.

Novels, History. Cheap Publieations Books Of all
price Books Of ali sorts bought In any Quantity AZ
best prices l7s avenue, between Seven.
teenth and Eighteenth stroets-braneh old store
dec ALFRED HUNTER.
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Billiards.

M MBTRoPoLITAN HOTEL BILLIARD PARLoR,
No, $50 Pennsylyania Avenue,
,..-.- METROPOLITAN HOTEL, no6-sm
The national Republican., 1867-12-13
PROPOSALS FOR EgHHIssHTNG U. s. ARMY

PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING U. 8. ARMY
SUPPLIES.
Sealed proposals Will be received at the OaCo Of
United States Assistant QuArtermaster General No
Bnlhnch street, Boston, Massachusetts, until u IN.
9lfRlDAf, Desenber 20. 1857, indoTsed :, Proposals
posts in the Immediate Vicinity Of Boston, and the
Officers Ofthe army stationed in the eiiyFuel, Forage
from January J. 1895 TO June So ls6s inclusive, Wiz
30 Cords Hard Wood, more or less.
n,q0 pounds Anthracite Coal, more or less.
$40 Oats
5000 Hay,
800 Straw,
An ths above ARTICLES to be Of the best quality and
10 be delivered by the contractor under the direction
and supervision OF the undersigned
CONTRACT to be executed with bond signed by two
fesponsible parties AA sureties, 49,
The right frejeeting any and all bids is reserved
found unreasonable or exhorbitant.
del3-W Assistant q, N. General.
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Boarding.

nj No Hof0o - oENGLIsH AND FRENCH
BOARDING AND DAY School f6R YoUYG
LADIES,
s22 street, near Fifteenth, commenced ~ Sscqpd
Quarter December FOR eirculHrs hpplS Il h5
sthool. del0-3r
B can be had al the AMERICAN HOUSE, corner Of
seventh street and Pennsy Avenue, at $40 per
month, SCOTT BROuGHTON.
no97-l0t
The national Republican., 1867-12-13

N BALthsrYNB's
NEW BOOKSTORE,
80 Seventh street, Unteliigencer Buiding.)
On Both Sides q the Sea. By tho author Of "Tho
Sehouberg Gotta Family" -
The Lsynsn's BIeyisryi OF. Meditations for Every
Day In the Year. By c. II. Brooks.
Prnyers from plymouth Pulpit
- Bible Hours; Leaves from the Note Book Of Mary
b. NJ. Duncan.
Life and Letters Of the last Duchess Of Gordon.
del3-9t
The national Republican., 1867-12-13

SoMETHIYG NEW IN
WEDDING STATIONERY.
The latest Northern styles At -
Booksellers, Stationers, aud Engrayers,
del3-eo6t Sli Penn. av., bet Ninth and Tenth,
The national Republican., 1867-12-13

pRAY BOOKS.
VERY LARGE AND wELL.sELBcTED AssoRT.
MBNT.
niUnLi BOUND In TURKEY MOROCCO, EXTRA,
AND ANTIQUE.
with the additional Hymns. Rims, Monograms, and
Clasps.
ALSO,
SEVERAL HUNDRED DIFFERENT PATTERNS.
Handsomely bound In the best Silk Velvet,
Various ColOr.
BEAUTIFULLY MOUNTED WITH
RIMS, AND ORNAMENTS
CHOICE PRESENTS
BIRTHDAY AND WEDDING GIFTS.
sUPERBLY BOUND IN
WHITE SILK VELVET.
PEARL. TORTOISE SHE'LL. AND
CARVED WOOD.
| With Chaste Silver Mountlngs and Carvings
The national Republican., 1867-12-13

Grace Church Sunday School will hold Fair
at Potomac Hall, corner of Maryland avenue
commencing TUESDAY EVENING, December
10, for the benefit ofthe Library. Season tickets,
25 cents; single admission, 10 cents. del04t
The national Republican., 1867-12-13

l"hAi sE'0" ''"'e "NffH Hh
The well-known aud much admired driving and
riding horses, SAILOR BOY and MONTE, and q
years old, are to bo raied for Vi, 800 or lis chances
a. so per chance, at the rooms Of Messrs, Cagou
Sweeney. 1877
Persons, wishing to own nne pair Of horses can
now avail themselves OF an excellent opportunity
and an indueement never before offered to the ad.
mlrerH Of hne horses
For average beauty, style, size and speed they are
not exceled by any pair Of horses In the United
States. The horses can be seen at any time at Flem
Hotel
The ranie will be managed by Messrs. Clagett 4
take place when Al the chances are sold.
take place on the 2ith December Instant u O'clock,
", del0-lN
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1867-12-25
No. 3.
Consumption Durable by DR.
Schenck's Medicine.

TO CURE CONSUMPTION, the system
m list he prepared so that the lungs will heal
To accomplish this the liver and stomach must
first he cleansed and appetite created for good
Wholesome food, which by these medicines VIII
be dgested properly, and good healthy blood
mad thus building un the constitution =
SCiiENCk'S MANDRAKE PILLS cleanse
the stomach Of all bilious or mucous accumua-
lions. and, by using the Sea Weed Tonic in
connection, the appetite is restored.
SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP is nu-
tricious as we'll as medicinal, and, by using the
three remedies, all impurities expelled from
the system, and good, wholesome blood made,
winch will rerel all disease. If patients will
take these medicines according to directions,
Consumption very frequently IN lfs last stage
Yields readily to their action Take the pills
frequently, TO cleanse the liver and stomach
| :, does not follow that because the bowe's are
not costive they not required, for sometimes
in dmrrhTa they are necessary. The stomach
must be kept healthy, and an appetite created
to allow the Pulm"nic Syrup to act on the res
piratory organs properly and allay any irita-
ton. Then all that ls required 10 perform n
permanent cure is, to prevent taking cold. Ex-
erc:Se about the rooms us much as possible, Ell
all the richest food-fat meat, game, and, in
fact, anything the appetite Graves but be
pnrticu lar and masticae well.
Jan 81, lS67-ly.