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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-02

mo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. inclosed m
envelope ndorsed the title Of the verl isa
- ,ssr Trtten thereon received at this once ann
Jny o al IL o'clock m; - 49,. .,... hetyees Third
and Fihh avenues -, -. 49,, Rnyainth 70 0ss
usadred street. In three ecton, $3.50 e<ccsk
secfion-From 70 Seventy
,eetion-From Rghtysrs. oas Handdsh street street
Em One Hundren 10 Hundred and Tweny "a
blank forms OF proposals. together With ne Ess
ments can be obtained hs ohos-Dss,eap w Ho{xAn
York, Ju,- ~ lSoL Sled Cos9A<eeek
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-02

CUPREME COURT, City and County of New
- York-tSABEL NJ WHITE agt WILLIAM w WHITE sum
or Tor Relief (Com e) To the aboyeusmed Defendant; You
are hereby summoned and required the complaint IN ths
action the ofe Of the Clerk of this Court the
C nan In the and copy answer TO
tn complaint Oce No lbI Broadway In sad C
within after the service Of this summons on you exclusive
h. dy OF and fail the said complaint
within the time Aforesaid plaintiff TOE scon will apply % the
Cont for the demanded the complaint MAY ~ 1901
G. X. 4. ID. PELTON, Plaintiffs Attorneys
The eonp In this sled IN the Office OF the CLERK OF the
c and Canntv of New York on DAY May 1861
tauQsTn a. r. T. d. PELTON, Plaintiffs Attorneys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-02

CUPREME COURT-City. and County OF
y New York-HUGH MAXWELL aud JOHN s MAXWELL, agt
LOUIS W STEPHENSON JOHN T. STEVENSON ana o1sis IN
pursuance the Judgment the above entitled Court made 10 the aoVe
entitled action the 18th Of January 1907 the referee appointed
and b said Judgment will sell public auction at the Exchange Sales
r No iii broadway YORK CITY, on the "a day Of July 1901
~ k noon through NJ Miller real estate aucOneer; All
and lot piece parcel Of ground situate
Wing and being Ia Ward Of the City OF York on the
Wrv aide Catherine aud buttd and bounded as follows
Catherine Aforesaid Nofhery by stret
called k street; Westerly in the by about four feet
% and souherv dwelling house and lot OF ground now or ae oe
g In Charles Osborn containing breadth In front fourteen ieet
and M inches and breadth IN the heen feet one inch AMI IN
an The North side Oak street yenttwO feet three inch
on the South three feet inch be the same more or
E ttber with privileges II the alley gang"y ABOVE
mentioned with the popuetors OF the Two ADJOINING M
Dated NAV l5 1867. JOHN b, HASkIN, Referee. . ,
Isy6wF A ~ WELLER Pile. Atty, 100 Broadway.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that on the
9th da OF June D. 1857 Warrant In Bankruptcy was issued
against Estate JOHN MCGUIRE Of the City OF NeTiork ~
ne County and State of New York who has been adudgd
Bankrupt Petition that the Payment any Debts ana ne ne
use Transfer Of Property him are forbidden 9 ag n 5a
Meeting of the Creditors of the said Bankrupt prove their Dents
and 10 Choose one Asgnees Of his Estate will be held az
Cont OF Bankruptcy be holden at Number Thirty nine @ fe
street in the y NewYo before John Fitch Register on the
"eu' ' " ROBT MURRAY,
u. s. Marshal. Is Messenger
Southern District Of New-fork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-02

READING AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD CoNPASr,
suPHRISrEsDKST's OYyIcE COLUMBIA Pa, May . isgt
beading and COLUMBIA RAILROAD.
Passengers leaving HewYnrk 81 u noo1 via Central new
1sv psrod ske o,s connection Badng for Ehraia Lti
Lancaster All Columbia trsirg Lancaster AID CoaSliA %
L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-02
Ne" ROUTE BETWEEN
NE WY O II * AND j y . L - y >
VIA
BRISTOL, r. /.
BRlSl Oh, ". l. -
THE NARRAGANSRT STEAMSHIP COMPLAINTS
New and Magnificent Steamers
pRIQTOI Can't RKNIANIN BKANION. and

1SRlS1Olg, ~. H
THE NARRAGANSRT STEAMSHIP COMPLAINTS
New and magnificent Steamers
BRISTOL. Capt BENJAMIN BRANToN, aud
PROVIDENCE Capt b. NJ. SIMMONS, 80 - -,
ing PIER No 40 NORTH RIVER, foot Of Canals (adoh
Albany Perl EVRRY AFTERNOON (sundays eHeee at O'Clock
connecting Bristol with The Boston and Providence oa
Boston with railroad ride than by other f9dnee
These steamers the largest s,annchest and mot eant ever
placed upon American wa@ Of JO uns hrhen enlne go
power thoroughly seagoing all respects hted IN the most
WGcrte compartments narrow guad boilers Do"
deck with every Hfcrtni r comfort and safety
the number aud o thtr state Rooms, an4 eIe an
Of their they unsurpassed and in the strength o.
their bulls. hlly equal 10 ocean steamers . -.
stcnTe tickets ilr sale, and freight arrangements ae
81 the ORce Of tie COMPANY the pier In New-iorG
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT.-FT White
- stone Dock Neck Sands Point GE COVE MOE
ock Genwoed and Rosrn on after WEDNESDAY May th,
elegant ard SAVANNAH Charles fs master viii
leave Pier No a. Peek Sp Daily, sundays excepted al H.
for the above named places. No heavy freight received
New jersey Steamboat Compnnv
DEOPLE's LINE OF STEAMBOATS,. -.
The magnificent this line the ST JOIN ard DREW
Pier No Al North River ue. foo tot Canest e' evening
u,tey Sundays eTelied o'clock connecting albany Win raj
roads 10 all stations West and North. ,r
freight passage checking Of baggage &C., nque al the one
the wharf
DEGULAR HARTFORD LINE-First- class
steamer. City Hartford and Granite State Ay1ec r.
ar e1cept Sandavsl Hartford Ct connecting for spring
field Cab,e Holvoke and all Connecticut River Towns
freight Pare - 5Oto aroy se2n. Gas NJ -
I ONG BRANCH, SHREWSBURY, and RED
RANK-Tne oommodinus SEA NRD CaptH H.
PARKER having thoroughly rebuilt leaves pier DO. Chambers
n. H., every day.
MORNING LINE FOR PEEKSLILL.-The
tim. on Ills route on SATURDAY MORNING lsi Jsc leaving ar
ou-st Pier day OHi eIcpfon VII land a. lnT
purthst Yonkers Dobhs Ferry Hastings Tsuypvn Nyaek ans
sing Hayew Grassy Point aud VeTpianeh LNe' Pehsh On
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-02
TEW-YOK Rand FLUSHING RAILROAD

IN SUMNER ARRANGEMENT c5nmeucg June looL-Ls sn
Hunters Pou 6;l0 '7;25 m; 800 nj 'yO IN T.,
D. m 2;3O p. m 1880 D. $40 p m 1850 p m silo T. ~
Sundays 40 slo3 6;lO NJ Through 10 uLsal 49,
connecting With Stages to Manbs and folWnhngon
m s35 $50 Tuesday ard saieraA, msns'
FItrs trains leave Flushing n Hunters Point At Zlos m
Rot sve ain ever half hour; 1hry iouht heen
ME- i. c. VoiHEs Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-02
Ue0oin9 CARDS. ST.

At VIM. EVERDELLs SONS, No. f04 Fl
nhd loi5l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-02

Long Island Navigation COMPANY - -.
EOR SAG HARBOR, GREEN DRT, ORR
i ENT ORIENT POINT. AED EEw-SUFFOIk-The new ard
beautiful RIVER QUEEN. Capt G. Gibbs leaves Pier No p
tPek RIVER New-loTk. TUESDAYS, TUESDAYS, and
SATURDAYS Tor the above places punecng BY stages
with Hampton Brdcehampton. Ana gal Snhoi ld River
head RETURNING leaves SAG HARBOk NOiDAlS WEbhEs
DAYS ard FRIDAYS p IA, MAKING IsTKE CmcUIT o.
PECOSIC BAT DAYLIGHT.
FOR PORT JEFFERSON AND STONY BB0OK-Siesm-r sun.
BEAM Capt A. dreth leaves Pier 80 % nWhDhhSAlS and
SATURDAYS per table connecting hT STAGES With hirs
Place Rocky Point and Seauket TUrhlLI Agent 10 aoabt
DOR Newburgh Poughkeeps0 and Rondout
Il daily at D. landing CoIfen CousI Marlborough. Nipl
JAS ". BALDWIN on MOI N and FRI h IHOo
CORNELL Tues Thurs and sat from foot srr'ons, y y
EOR NORWALK DIRECT Railroad time;
fast and splcldd steamboat JELLY WHITE Raves
Pier No 81 Bat River fot Of M'rAst q. 20 al i.i Of s,h
RIVER J.t5 returning leaves 6,fak q ia or On We
Of the Dnbuy and New cu fIc % ceas tcnf 'n
Tickets h stages connect r SeF tsna p Aln hll hs .
SARATOGA, RUTLAND, BUFFALO, SUS-
y Prs 'oS BRIDGET MOUNT MA5SflELD and WHITE
MOUNTAINS yia BURLINGTON ard a. Po1is hofh sni NesI
ALBANY pAf LINKTbs STEAMBOATS, G ViBBAHp ani DANIEL
DREW s MAJ 10. Deslossrsst al BOD al
Thtyfou 3;f5 for Absuf lalnf a. loukes 'offe1.
Point E.vhursh POughkeopGe hnehect B-ft"l 'istiL
Hudson D. frry correcting aAhrls Depot by special ihn
with tie NeWlok Central and Hsssig a-i Nlfort hfo
Schenectady with Albany slsrucltl Railroad ~ Jn' hl
without charge ~ cans The Lsks Chrpsn ssamo % White
han for Poiut arriving ~ Montreal % - m Retaining All
HWmr al II a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-02

NUto WEST POINT and NEWBURGll-Washngous Headquare
where all the interesting Relics Of The War Tor Independence
House, which still standing ard where the
ryoutonay army dbauded The grand Panorama Of the Hudn
the world the The splendid steamer lF
VAN WINKLB, Capt SnOns viii take at tie foot u
Chustophs North River % u o'clock a viii leave from near
Brooklyn Jayst North River NJ 81 aud
Tirtvfuitst North River Tickets there and back. III
each now No No 1913 Beeker
Hew-York No. FuioRae Brooklyn and No - Shrpnve 81
tickets Immediately Band " Music las been en-
GOD. rNurffIa cruu.u ANY, fe rreo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-02

"D. D W" writes TO the subject Of model
tenement houses aud the OF saving life Of
FIRE. and makes the following suggestion
Houses Of the class referred should be built here
they in the large towns in Scotland say Edinburg
and Glasgow Each house has circular Stone stairs lead
ing from the ground TO the roof TO which there is
OF outlet Each round Of the circle of stairs
occupies story height and at the top OF each story
Ia hat landing on this landing IL the door
apd hall communi, ating with the several that
fat The entrance door is double, the outer OF
wood the inner OF iron, fitted 10 an iron
door frame built In the wall, and made
nreproof This II the only reproof part OF the house,
and its beng 80 s merely TO prevent the flames In case
Of ere bursting on the stairs aud cutting on
of escape the In addition the above would
suggest that, IN q city well supplied with water
Now York each house should have Tin central po-
sition possibiel three-nch water pipe connected
with the main the street and running from the ground
noor 70 the roof and In each story 10 which could
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-02

troops. saiIng t0uHy FRANCS dirscI rms stsGmef
brought no correspondence nor single nswspspsr.
The steamers Eagle, from New York, aud Cuba from
Baltimore, arrived yesterday, with many passengerx
The English mau-of war Woveriu gent 70 80 again
few days ago The Engsh sloop ofwar Royafse sailed
on Saturday night The last arrivals at the Hotel Santa
Isabel are D. Knowlton and Amos Moves New York; DR..
Roberts and ladv, Poughkeepsis; H. Borke and lady.
Baltimore: w. Brook and daughter, Georgia. Colonel
Chr T. Ketchum and lady. Mobile; Rchird B. Hill.
Louisiana; Mrs Kingsbery, Cincinnati Those at the
Hotel do Ingaterra are William Murrin, Pepita Gar.
cia and jose Garcia, New York Baptistn, France;
Davis R Goodwin New Orleans; B Brook Myer Balti.
more: W. Taylor and lady, United States; August
Marquette. France; Alfred Eastly England
The steamer Cuba will sail tor New Orleans tomorrow
ct twelve NJ The Eagle, for New York, on Saturday.
The weather leaves nothing 10 desire; Il s fine and
dry, with strong breszs nom the north The public
health u excellent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-02
Gas ImpositiOns.

monopoly ridden, gas consuming householder thus
complains Of Of the many impositions TO which
householders subjected -
care No ever TO obtain any relief from sufcrugs
In this monopoly ridden cityf Ono exaction alter
other huddas Its expenses upon my small income TO
such extent that living in New York anything but
pleasure Leaving out OF view all other mpostions,
just look at what We undergo from tho oppresson
impure article, dear when coal cheapest wasted by
bad connections guagcd and charged for by VIGOROUSLY
imperfect registers With metres placed In the most
exposed part Of ones cellars that the wet always
freeze In winter and when left in total darkness
cooliy referred by the company TO plumber
gas litter who advises that the only relief Ia change
freezing Then feel confident OF being charged for
lcakages OF not used and OF being fobbed on with
bad metre and charged for It's This last imposition
comes In aggravated form and patience
Il there any hold upon these hapcs through the cours
Do point out a remedy ut law, and l will guarantee
enough suits from the oppressed TO insure future
empon TO the community from some,of the sunerings
TO which are exposed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-02

it oo0pnsss an adjustable stop for checking the -
ZION o TIE automatis cartridge carrier - prevent Ne
Introduction Of cartridges from the magazine when
desirable 70 user Of the psos load the sans n
hand and reserve the ammunition in the msgaxina
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-02

u WuIdnI2ht RODOef1c0.
sAn old New Yorker calls attention 10 the alarm
Ing increase Of midnght robberies and says-'Quiet
and unoeadng citizens being nightly assaulted going
70 or from places Of returning home from
their business Houses broken into and silver and
clothing taken In the most sdrot and ingenious
New York II overrun with burglars and highwaymen.
There Is great danger In going about after dark Hus
bands and fathers afraid TO after their family ply
stefan In Of sick and doctors actually dread
. night call and often refuse TO 60 out"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-02
A Son Thlu9.

'An Anti-Ring Man" Is indignant because the pro.
miscs No IS Renwck street have been rented by the city
TO ]i Hose Club" for $500 year. vhsn other citizens
made an oner Of 500 for H. and remaxkx-
Thess parties have had ssfs thing Of u for year
Now, think 10 u time for folks TO ask reason Why
they allowed the OF splendid now building rent
free, nearly for they rent the rst door livery
stable which clears them. There arc several good
honest trying 70 the place for year q rsns
ranging nom $500 70 37oo for the year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-02

TheatrtcaIS ON tho SaODatns
IA citizen" under the impression that concert
saloons and theatrical entertainments Of all kinds were
not tolerated in Now York, but ends out that he was
mistaken. He complains OF performance which was
givea Sunday ms 18th inst, as Dramatic Hal, NoA
10 and % East Houston street. and lasted until three
O'Clock the next morning, veey much to the annoy
OF his family and the neighbors. who were kept from
enjoying thor natural rest by these midnight orgiss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-02

NJ - d NootV u DsookVu, PUPOsos " sas&7 W.
fsrrybosts safe In the following manner
Fiji the space between the tmber that separates the
carriages from the foot passengers 70 the outer rail-
sancheou and from the cabin door 10 the chains - the
end 81 the boat with raft made with zino shesahing
70 form deck, winch passengers viii walk, uncon
scious Of lis purpose or there would be -four Of
these 70 each boat-two Of each end. They would be
made that each crosspece that formed the supports
for panks on the upper eide and the pieces which
the sheets Of zinc would be nailed would form many
boat Each ran, being about thirteen feet wide and
twenty-five feet lcug, would be sfcent TO carry TWEEN
ty.dve persona or one hundred 20 each boat And In
addition TO these propose the upper deck with
the kind Of rafs made in sections and placed
ledge edge that they be used though they
the deck. They win take room, will not njure the
boats In any way and In Of the boat sinking they
will form field Of lite RATS, all aoat q the proper
moment In case Of nrc they be launched by one
and Goat OF the passengers from tho burn ing boat
The same might DO adopted for the Sound and North
river boats.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-02
TRAYELLERy GUIDE.

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILROADS--
II Trains for Albany and Troy connecting with Northern
road. Thirsth street and Tenth Avenue and 10 NJ.
and 3 $50 and II p. NJ. and Viz Harlem Railroad Tveu.
tysxth street and Fourth at II NJ and AIS r. NJ
The $50 r NJ train via Hudson River will on Sundays
r train s also attached sleeprS car every day er
cepting Saturdays which il through Ogdensburg Va
3. W. and o. Railroad. without change
Sunday Hudson River Road New York 70 Pough.
keepsie return leaving New York at SEQ A. M and
Harlem Road street TO Milerton and return
leaving New York at A. Ma TEL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-02
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.

Complaints, Hints. Suggestions and all Man.
ner Of Communications with AN Eye 70 the
Public Good.
Our correspondents more complaining and commu-
ncaiive than upon matters affecting tho public
good
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-02

EOR RICHMOND, NORFOLK AND CITY POINT.
IL The sidewhee steamships
HATrERAS, Captain Alexander. Every SATURDAY
Captain Bourne. Every Wednesday,
At ~ NJ from pier - North river giving through bills Of
lading &C. ali points he Seaboard Railroad and its
connections. A..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-02
Omcial NEGLECT.

Mr.. Dennis Campbell complains that frequently per-
mits for burial cannot be obtained from the Board Of
Health ONCE when wanted. on account OF the
absence OF the clerk, whose business II is to be
present and attend TO the wants Of undertakerS Ho
complains or Sunday the 23d inst especially, and asks
where were the officers of the Board Of Health that
day from halfps twelve until halfpast three O'Clock
p. Mr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-02
COASTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIYIC NAH. STEAMSHIP COMpANY'S
III THROUGH LINE
TO CALIFORNIA.
CARRYING UNITED STATES NAIL

VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
Steamers leave q North ver foot OF Canal street. q
Il O'Clock. noon. a. follows
Dee M-NEW YORK Captain ". a. Furber connecting
Jan y isss NJ aS cFAvNcEy cag.si2 = O. Gray
Dan. gRIarN0 STAR Captains r a. Harris, connecting
With GOLDEN CITY, Captain ,. +. Watkins.
connect Panama With steamers Ter South Pacihc ports
lot and h for Central American port and thoss OF lss
tsuch ManxAniilo.
Departure Of iiih each month with the new
steam line from Panama Australia and New Zealand.
Steamer Of March u ls, vim ccnnse, With ths com.
foiohsms and Hong Kong. on April 1857.
100 pound: baggage allowed each adult Medicines and
For psssass tickets and al further Information apply
the oee the wharf, foot OF Canal street North river
New York. =. H. BABY, Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-02

snH ufo Of KeFp IafKor oh6 uuuef uuuI tue
arrival or the remen This tap would also answer
the domestic wants Of the families
Accidental Fires Caused by Super.Heated
Steam.
Norman Wizard writes US from Washington and says
that he is confident TIE late accident to the Idaho was
caused BY superheaid seam He attributes all explo
sous Of steam boilers - most OF the nrss by which
steamboats, and buildings heated by steam destroyed
this agency and suggests that boilers In public build
ngs should be examined also those on board steam
boats and ferryboats He suggests this - precaution
airy BY which life and property might DO saved.
and In the Of the New Bowery theatre and other
fires prevent unjust suspicion OF incendiarism-
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-10-11
PERMANENT CURES
TREATING ALL CHRONIC DISEASES |

Pirate Rooms at the Hotel Front rooms, up
stairS-conae right up.
The Religious Herald Of his city, says: CDR.
Crabtre is a graduate of New York College, and
member Of three medical societies."
The Hartford Courant says, in mentioning a
severe case of Scrofua DR.. c. cured :" In such
cases he Is remarkably successful"
The Herald of Life, IN. " says: "We deem
him perfectly reliable"
In Vermont every paper but one has treated
DR.. c. with courtesy, and called honorable atten-
ton to his repeated risits in every town where a
paper is published
DIR. Crabtre has the best suit of offices in New
England, at 81 Main ST., Hartford, Conn, and
employs competent physician, while he gives
his own attention only TO CHRONIC DISEASES
GFDIsEAsEs TOLD AT SIGHT. Examination 81
Will visit patients out if necessary.
GJDr. G. furnishes his own medicine for one
or two months. From S. to S25, as cases re quire
No Mercury. Remember the days. Send WORD
TO your friends. See circulars of "G-eat Cures =
also a letter from the Governor o. his State.
P. S. Will patients come early? can only at
tend to you all unless some COME EARLY.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-10-11
CONSUMPTION.
Statement of highly respectable and influential
family:

statement OF highly respectable and influential
family:
This is to certify that DIR. A. D. Crabtre, of
Hartford, Conn, has, during the past year, by
the blessing OF God, performed a great and re-
markable cure on our son, Edward Tiffany
Beach, II years old. In February he was brought
home in low and feeble state, council of six
physicians having previously decided that he
could not live or he helped
He was suffering from Chronic Diarrhoa, bad
Cough, raising blood, entire loss of voice for
his whole appearance indicating the last stage of
! Consumption.
On reaching home, DIR. Crabtre, our family phys
ician, was called, who attended him faithfully,
and TO the surprise of all who saw him, he lived
and began to recover.
He suffered greatly from ulcers breaking in his
side, and was temporarily deranged.
From all these he has fully recovered, becoming
well and strong. In August hewa examined
am received into the navy. In October he wrote
US: 81 never was better in my life, nor more
fieshy." (See picture.) Gratitude to our Heaven
ly Father, and to DR.. c., who, under Him, was
instrumental in healing our son, induces US to
publish this, hoping others ma, be benefited
! thereby.
We have known DR.. Crabtre for five years, and
can testify to his skill in treating diseases, some
truly seonderfal cares having come under our OBJ
EDWARD II. BEACH,
LOUISA j. BEACH.
New Britain. Conn.,, Dec IA, 1854.
! The lad is a nephew of f. D. Tiffany, Esq,
/ president OF First National Bank, Hartford, CT.
Aay doubling this ,orite to the parties abope
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-10-11
A HEARTS OFFERING /!

A little girl named Celia St, John, fourteen
years of age, called to-day at DR.. Crabtre's rooms
at the hotel, and presenting boquet of May
flowers, said: 81 have no money to pay you for
curing my head of Scrofula, and l thought these
flowers might please you" This was truly the
offering of grateful heart for she had been sore
ly afflicted from BIRTH the sores corerg her entire
head. In only four weeks DIR. Crabtre hsd cured
it.-Montpeker Papers, May, 1867.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-10-11

SANAToRIAN.-Dr Crabtres rooms at Little's
Hotel have been thronged with patients during
this his second visit here. Last month he treated
a large number, and we are assured that they
have done well, IS the great increase now indi-
catef A Mrs. Perkins whom he took to treat for
three or four months, returned in one month ard
declared herself cured. She had been an invalid
six years and two (of many physicians had
treated her for tumors, &c. without benefit. DIR.
Crabtre uses means TO cure diseases and no dis
ease ever was really cured without means.
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