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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANS.
PORTlTTnN
DEPor QuARrERMAsrER's oFYIoK

DEPoT QuARTERMAsrER's 8 OFPIcE D
s BAN Antonio, TEXAS, October !, 1857.
sealed proposals, which must be made in dupli. .
cafe Will be received at this Office until SATURDAY
the 80 day OF November next, At l2 o'clock, noon.
lor the transportation Of military supplies for two
esIS st rom .ne t day OF January next on tho fol-
=, R0rTE No. 2--Fron San Antonio. Texas, to Forts
C,h apd Bsiknap Buao Springs and such
established on the Texas frontier south Of Red river
aud north OF s2 degrees north latitude.
tonic, Texas, and intervening points.
RouTE No. 6.-From Indianola, Texas, to AustIn
Texas, and Intervening points.
Bidders will state the rate per one bundr ed QOO)
pounds per one hundred 400 miles at Wbish ihay
Will transport said supplies, end must give their
names In ful with residence and post office address,
and y hrm ,he name Of saeh member will be sep
Each bid must be accompanied by bond In the
sum OF ten thousand doll ara. sigued by two or more
persons Whose responsibility must be oeTtae ed 10 by
clerk Of court Of record) that the bidder will In
case the contract is awarded to him. enter upon Inc
fulhlment thereof and furnish good and sufficient
security that he Will fiAfully carry out the condi
lions therein set forth, and each security will state
his place OF residence.
Separate bids and bonds are required for each
route.
The contractor on each route will be required to
keep on his route good mule teams Of not less than
six mules each, In numbers as follows.
On Route No. 2, Twenty five Teams
:" " 6,Twsaty. .dvo
ShVu'dI ho"oNerI the transportation On any route
Dc lessened from any cause to such an extent as mot
TO require the number Of teams above named 1t may
be temporarily lesseHod by the officer in charge Of
the transportation lines.
The amount Of bonds that will be required Of the
each route. "0''0N'' va
Ths person or persons TO whom any award is made
must be prepared to execute contracts and give the
required bonds at once and be in readiness for ser.
toned.
Satisfactory evidence OF the loyalty and solyency
be required. "''
The bids VIII bo oPtHsd the day and hour before
ent at the opening. r'
No proposal Will DO entertained that does not fully
comply win the terms OF this advertisement
ANY contract made under the advertisement will
DC subject TO the approval OF the Quartermaater
bids. A' W @ii
Forms OF contract may be seen at the oIces of the
0hiet ouaIlermaster, 9th Military District at New
orleans, the Chief QuRrtermaster District Of Texas
AZ Galveston, the Post Quartermastsr at Austin and
al this Office. .AN
Proposals must be plainly endorsed "Proposals
Ior Army transportation, and addressed 10 the I'M
aus,gnea' AZ this place. J. O. q. LEE,
oea2'td BrsVst Ii. Col, and A.Q M,,U.s.A.
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THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
l. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A Dis
TRlCT COURT OF THE UNITED sThTEs
FOR THE SAID DISTRICT

TO all phOm II may concern, greeting:
Notice 10 hereby given, that on the 9Th and 9Th
days OF August, 1858, the armed enemy's vessel
daines was attacked, sunk and destroyed By vessels
o. the United States belonging to the Western Gulf
Biookading Squadron, under the command Of Rear.
Admiral d. o. Farragut, and that the 24lh day Of
september, 1867, the same was libelled aud prose
euted In this Court, In tho name OF the United
states for the reasons In the libel stated and that
said cause Will stand for trial at the City Hall in
the city Of Washington, on tie FIRST MONDAY Of
DkCEhBEA next, when and where all persons are
warned to appear to show cause why cond emn On
should not be deeresd, and to intervene for their in
terests,
September 25, 1867 R.JMEIgs.
oel-zAWtu Istafl Clerk
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TINTED STATES MAILS.

MISSISSIPPI.
Posr oPPIcB DEPARTMENT,
WAsHlNGr0s, October 5, 1867. I
Proposals will be received at the Contract ofee of
thia department until o'clock p. m. Of November
2st nex. Ito be decided the next dayD for the carry.
Ing the malls OF the United States from February s.
1865, to June so, 1871. "
Route No. 70ss-Rrom BToOkhAvsn, by Caseyyille.
Union Church, Payette, and Church Hill, 10 Nat.
chez, " miles and back, twice week.
Leave Brookhaven Wednesday and Saturday at o
an;
Arrive at hatcher next days by 6pm
Leave hatcher Monday and Thursday at Am.
Arrive at BrookhRytn noxt days by pm
The accepted bidder will be required to take the
oath commonly known a. the test oath and 10 eye.
cute contracts In the form and manner prescrbod by
law and the regulations Of the Department
For furthe: and fuller particulars as to the eopdI.
Hons 20 be Incorporated into contracts and Of the
liabilities OF bidders, reference Is made to the pam
phlet advertisement dated October 81 1856 inviting
proposals for carrying the mails Of the United States
In the State Of Mssissippi, which can be found al the
principal post ofhees. '
Service may commence January I, 1858, II the ac.
cspted bidder desires.
Proposals must be sesled, subscribed Mail Pro.
Posals, houte No. 70ss State Of Mississippi and ad
dressed to the Second Assistant Postmaster Gen.
oral, Contract oileo."
ALEX. W. RANDALL.
noi'lu Postmaster General,
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TIlE SUPREME COURT OF THE
l. nISIR CT OF COLUMBIA. HOLDING A DIS.
FOR THE SAID DIsTRI T.
I1 dt Dh0hn may concern, Dreetia0:
rouce Is hereby given, that on the 10th day Of
Fanny, Forrest, aud Black WARRIOR were sttack,d'
sunk, and destroyed By vessels Of the United States
belonging TO the North Atlantic B!oekading Bquai-
howani and that on the 3Jth day Of October, 1877
the same was libeled and prosecuted In this eourt
In the name o. the United state, for the reasons in
the libel stated and tht said caus will stand for
triai a. the CITY Hall 10 the city Of ashington on
the FIRST MONDAY OF DECEMBER NEXr when
and where all persons are warned to appear to show
cause why condemnation should ot 10 detreed and
to intervene for their luteTetts
October 80, 1867. r. J. MHIos
noy2 2awtDec2 CLs,k
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NJ o T l @ E .

Sealed proposals will be received at this Office
until 10 O'Clock, a. IN. , WEDNESDAY, November
20 1867 for furnishing the garrison at Plattsburgh
Barracks, New York. with the following articles for
General g. 4. may direct;
FoRAGR-Hay and Oats.
BEDDIN0-StTaw.
Bids will be taken for all or each Of the articles
separately to be Of good marketable quality anu 10
be delivered at such times and In such places as the
commanding ofcer may direct. The Government
reserve. for itself the privilege to reject any or ali
bids, should they be deemed unreasonable Bids
Will be sealed and addressed to Lleutsnant FRANK
York, and endorsed "Proposals for Forage and
Straw. -
A. A: QuartermAster's ohee, PlattsbuTgh Bar.
iAets' new iOik, oetober 70, io6T nOB-td
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NoTICE-To WHOM IT MAYCON

RrGIsrER's oPPIoE, November 4, 1867.
notice 10 hereby given that Licenses iEsasd 10
h.epeis OF hoteis, Restaurants taverns ordinaries
sample rooms, tppng houses retailers Of spiritons
ana ieImsnted liquors. wines aud cordiais. Vroee
mes, dry goods, hardware, medicines, perfumery.
merchants, dealers In fruit and hawi
s, % ana Teddie,s, billiard tables, ten.pin alleys,
Ssaois aW IN oid Iron, copper, brass 8c, and also
Isi,Ioad m cars, will expire on MONDAY, the An dsy
o. November, 1857, and must be renewed al this oH
nee within ten days thereafter.
oxo FRED. A. BOSWELL,
Aoo'H ReQister
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TIMED STATES MAILS.
LOUISIANA.
LOUISIANA.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, }
WAsHisGros, September %, 1867.

"AbHihuTOh, beptemDeT ~ 1867,
, proposals will be received At the Contract ONCE of
Ihis Department until o'clock, p. m, Of December
u next TO be decided by the l4th for Carrying IN
Malls Of the United States from April J. 1885, to June
. RoUrR No, S,O6O-From Alexandra, by Lamotbe.
G0hle, CloutieTyille, MArthASills, Eatehitochss
Pleasant HUI, Mansfield, ReAtehie, Spring Ridge.
% ana oL4hd Cane. to Shreveport, 1875 miles and back,
day, at Jam.
Arrive at Shreveport third days bySpm
Il ave Shreveport Monday, Wsd1ssdAy, and Fri.
day, at 0 a, IN. '
Arrive at Alexandria third days by SPIN
Ths accepted bidder will be required to take the
OA!h commonly known as the test oath and 10 exc.
cute contracts In the form and manner prescribed by
law aud the regulations Of the Department.
for farther and full particulars to the eondi.
Mons To- be iaeorPoTRtld into contracts, and Of the
liabilities OF bidders, reference Is made to ths
amthlel advertisement, dated October 81 1855, in.
siupg proposals for carrying the Rils ofthe United
10 lhs Stat u Louisiana, which be fou cd
At tbs principal post Offices
N proposals. must be sealed, superseribsd "Mail
proposals., Route No. 5000, State OF uisiAna" " and
addressed to the Second Assistant Postmaster 0en.
eraI, Ootuset OMes.' ALEX. W. RANDALL,
VS<o-ll POBlmaHleF UonsTAl
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WASHINGTON IRON WORKS
ORAY A NOYEs,

GRAY MOVES,
FOUNDERS MACHINISTs, AND ILBR.MAKERB
Corner OF Maine avenue and Third street.
Manufacturers Of Improved Stationary and Port
able Steam Engines Of any required power; Saw and
urlst Mills also, Of Architectural Iron Work, Grat-
ings, RSlings, Forgngs, Iron and Brass Castings Of
all descriptions.
The increased facilities of our new and extensive
establishment enables to offer those having orders
to make In our line superior class Of work on the
most favorable terms.
Agents for BurnhGmS Improved Jouvsl Turbine
Water wheel. Aul9.Sm
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II U N FOR LII!

Full Instructions by which any person, male or
female, can master the great art Of fVenriloqus by
a few hours' practice, making world OF fun, and
After becoming experts themselves, teach others
thereby making i source Of Income Full instrue.
tsed.
Addrsss p. o Drawer q, Troy.B.Y
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1897 GREAT 1907
lSO PREgsYLyAEIA ROUTE 1901
roTHE ENoRTHwIsT, SOUTH, AND so6THWEsT

kf69asSSSS
SPRING SCHEDULE
On and Rtsr MAY 2ith, 1857. trains will run as
Ws'hinstOn....7. IS a. m. BaltimSrs.....l2 10 m
.....6.45 p, m, " 49,. 10 40
THE GREAT DoUBtg-TRACK ROUTE,
with ELEGANT SCENERY, Palace state room, day
and night Cars, with modern improvsmsnta, and
saving from four TO twelve hours in time over any
other route. Two hundred miles saved 10 western
and Central New York.
THREE DAILY TRAINS TO THE WEST,
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO THE NORTH
through from Baltimore to ROCHESTER and
PITTSBURGH without change
Passengers BY this route from Baltimore have the
nndyantAgss Of making all changes In UNION DE-.
POTS, and no FERRIES.
Tleksts by this route can be procured at the once
corner Of Sixth street and Pennsylyania avenue,
underEstionn Hotel, where afoTmation win
be given at all times
Passengers procuring tickets at this oies, can 20.
sure seeommodAtons 10 Sleeping Cars for BimiTa or
fittsburgh. W. J. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent,
Corner Sixth st. and Penn. avenue,
,D ,.,.. Washington, D. g.
ED. s. YOUNG, General Passenger Agent,
ueo-ly baltimOTe Nd.
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name: ~. s1SS!@s. 4; :Is5'j nam; sSd s%%Is:.
states and the bidder Ia to send duplicates OF his
sealed proposal In this form above given, with two
copies Of this advertisement to the uldsrsigned
rhere may be separate proposals made In ths form
given however, for materials and work. Any bid
for one Item without bidding for all the item, In
class, viii be rsJee!sd. The Government reserves
ngh' OF rejecting any all bids and for all Gov.
ernment materials put in possession Of contractor
Tor doing work he will to hsld accountable until the
accepted; and the Government a'so reserves ths
right for the engineer to vary the Dimensions and
amounts Of the materials at his option, to suit cor
Iiop, or appropriations Of Congress, by giving the
contractor due notice Of the change.
DIVISION VII.
This part Of the improyemsn OF Buffalo Harbor
consists In opening canal $40 feet long, and 200
wafer In buffalo crock, at site about ~ M les south
Of the present south pier AID 70 depth OF IA feet
cont ngent and requires further action Of Congress
n reference to an appropriation for th, fullest i'm
pr9Stmelt AID completion Of Buffalo Harb1r before
DelnS pat Guder contract, Nevertheless, II minute
survey and estImte having beea made Tor It, sepa.
ray proposals are Invited for furnishing the mate
is anI doeg The work In this division, which is
seet 100 Al lake shore lns to IA feet water in
ae dake must have two piers one 05s tn, other
lV9o ieet long, 20 feet wide, o feet above water
which II Il proposed to build upon the plan now in
speaessiul exec alton at Cleveland, called the close
Plls pier, dssign,d BY General Gram, aud which
the survey shows to be well adapted to the site at
tlon!
$3.50 white oak round piles not loss than l2 Ineho.
In diameter at middle, 2s feet long
l4O water Aills 6xl2 In length. 49, &c, and 80 feet
amounting to 1850 runuiuE feet '
40 binders, Ixs in length Is 40 and SO fe.t1 oso
running feet, wv
2os6 side, end and cross imbsrs, I2xI2 In lengths
Of is to Is fset-4, l7J running feet
corner braces, 6Is, feet long-l0s Tuunip fo.t
l2jo Jolss. 2xl2, 10 feet lOng-2i 72O feet, board
measure.
$50 plAHfS. AHA 30 feet IODg-7s, 900 feet, board
measure
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baltimore AND OHIO RAIL
~ ROAD.

PALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL
~ ROAD.
WAsHIofoI, Jan. 9, lss7-noon,
1rAias between WARRINGTON and BALTIAORg
and WASHINGTON AND THE wRsT, are now rus
~ follows, Wis.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except sunday, At 100, 745. and u IS
p. m and 400, 80, and $40 p. IN.
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave daily, except sunday, at T. 90 a. o. And I 90
roR WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF AsEAroLIs
JUNCTION.
Leave at8. 10 and g. m. and at Oo And 1s6 p.
N. daily, except Sunday.
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave at T. 90 aud and l. so .. N. No trGin tn or
from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave tt T. 10 Am. and 40 and g. Bpm N
FOR WAY STATIONS.
Leave hT46a. N. and l. so and g. IS p. N
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
.ndSsXf daily rrss-' s--a-s. -'7n. =. 80
On Sunday, at 80 and s. 70 p. m only, sonaestips
hssy station with trains from Baltimore to Wheel.
Through tickets 10 the West can be had Al the
Warrington Station Ticket once at all hours in the
For New Yorhl PhilAdslphis, and Boston, zee I'd.
ver'itement u Through Line -
J. L. WILSON.
ALStSr Of TransportAtiop.
L. N. COLE
General Ticket Agent
oso. 8. K0oHfZ,
General Agent, WAshinston
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DbILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON,
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
TIN TABLE.
oonmons,ng NoHpiY, April lotL, 1900.
rraihs for Baltimore and W. hins,on leave Phli..
aslphiA Is follows,
tl5 a. m, Express (boadiys sxsepssd D II. .t5a
Enprss,.
way Mail Train for Bait n,rs at alSAm.
TRAINS fRoM BALT1M0RB TO PHILADELPHIA.
MeIeSsi l. 10 ?. m, Express 6.s6 p. m, Express;
sD p. m, Rrprsss.
SUNDAY TRAIL
Leave Philsdelphia for Bslt more and washinstou
$40 .. m. and II. 90 D. m.
Leave Baltimore for Philadelphis at 8a5 p m
Leave Baltimore for New York al SIS p. m.
mhlo -. KINNEY. superintendent
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r I N A N CI A l..

FL " A N O I A l..
IJAY KE & CO.,
BANKERs,
FIFTEENTH STREET. opposite THR TREASURY,
buy and sell At current market rates, and keep co y.
stantly on hand q full supply Of
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
.THIRriEs,
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES.
Orders for stock' Bonds, &e., executed and COloe.
tons made on all accessible points.
sep l.du
EIRST NATIONAL BANK
wAsHIgGToa.
HID. cOOEE, tot Jay Cooke 4 Co. } President,
W. g. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AoEYr OF TBE UNITED STATES.
l6rH sTREKr, OPPOSITE rHR TRHAsusr pRpARrrxxr.
Government securities with Treasurer Uu.ed s,s,s,.
s~oNE MILLION DoLLARs.u
We buy and sell all slasosa Of GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and mako Collections on
ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED
STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS, aud give CAREFUL AND PROMPT
ATTENTION TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS NEs AND FIRMS,
aud to any other business entrusted to us.
FULL INFORMATION 10 regard 10 GOVERNMENT
LOANS at all times ehserfulIy furnished.
NJ. S. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
WAsHISGroS, arch %. 1855. NH 21.du
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RAILRoADa


TT II R0UG II LIN r. BETWEEN
l. nS WnASsHisaTos, PHILADELPHIA, AND sgw
WlsHrsoroy. Jan. 9, lssy-poop.
Train, between Washington and New Torh ar. now
run As follows, Wis,
IoR sEw. YORK, without change Of ears,
Leave daily tsxsspt sunday) Al LlS q. m, lils
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily tsxespt Sunday At Tl6 a. ln, and ials
and 80 and p. m.
on SUNDAY.
m. only. wv "
Sleeping ears for New York on 100 p. N. train
Throsgh tickets TO Philadelphia, New York or Bo,.
ton, can be had at the Station once at ali hours in
the day. A''' ~
sss Baltimore and Ohio railroad sdysr,i.sm..,
for schedule between Washington, Bailimors. An.
napolis, and the west IL WILSON,
hastsr Of Tram sportation
L. n. COLE,
General Ticket Agent
GEo. q. K00NTZ,
Agent, wAshipgton.
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Here the names Of his Here the bidder signs
two bondsmsn TO bc his name aud place Of
hignod. residence
The proposals for Division VII to be separate from
those for all the other Divisions.
The bidder must forward duplicates OF his bid
duly dated, signed by himself aud names and real.
dence Of his bondsmsn stated, and aecssap lnied by
printed copy ofthis Advertisement.
The bondsmsn mast bo citizens OF the United
States.
There may be separate bids made In tho form
given, however, for the materials and for tho work
Any proposals for one item In q class, without pro-
posing for all items In that class, will be
The Government reserves the right OF rejecting any
or all bids and for all Goysrnm materials put In
possession Of contractor for doing work he will be
held accountable until the materials are used up In
the work and the work accepted and the Govern.
Inent also reserves the right for the engineer In
charge to vary the dimensions and amounts Of tho
materials, at his option, to suit oontng gences
may arise either In plans, construction or gppro.
pration, by giving the contractor due notice OF the
change. T. J. CRAM, Col. Engineers,
nol2.th3 Breyst Maj General.
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- The Healing Pool-An Essay for
Young Men on the Crime Of Solitude, aad the Dis.
eases and Abuses which create lmpsdmsuts to
MARRIAGE, with sure means Of relief. Sent In
sealed letter envelopes, free OF charge Addrels DR.
J. sKILLIE HoUGHToY, Howard Association
Philadelphia, Pa. se27.3m
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-08-20

Whittier, the poet, and Rear Admiral
smith, OF the bureau of docks and yards.
are at the Isle Of Shoals.
A new mineral, unlike anything yet
known, has been discovered in Borneo
Il has been christened suphat. of ruthen-
Jun.
Clinamen are coming into California,
this year, faster than ever, nearly 5000
arriving between the 18th of May and
18th of June.
There is an extra supply this season,
at Saratoga, of pickpockets, thieves and
gamblers Mlllionaires, stock brokers and
members of Congress meet them this
week at the races as ''men and brethren"
Students over twelve years of age in
the Missouri military institute at Lexing-
ton wear the United States uniform, and
two regular army officers will be detailed
Tor their instruction during the coming
year.
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE,

On Sunday last, the Rev. VIM. j.
Harris, of Manchester, n. H.. and the
Kew Z. G. Harris, of l'ridgewater, Mass ,
oiiiciated in St Stephens Church in this
village, and Rev. DIR. Post occupied the
desk of the Congregational Church. Rev.
Mr.. Magill, of New Haven, Conn
preached to the church in Cornwall.
where he was formerly pastor.
Rev. James Haswell, a native of Ben.
nington. ard for thirty years past mission
AIRY in Burmah, is visiting his friends in
the Center village. lie is out of health,
and not able to preach but he addressed
The meeting at the School Concert, last
Sunday.
Rev Hiram Bingham, one of the pion-
eer missionaries to the Sandwich Islands
and also native of Bennington, preached
at the Bennington Center Church on Sun.
day morning last, and Rev. Mr.. Taylor
in the afternoon.
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The infant daughter of Col. Richard
Long of Chllicolhe, Ohio, had miracu
lous escape last week. While being
drawn in her little carriage along the
edge of precIpicc ninety feet high,
strong blast of wind forced the wagon,
which had been left standing bur for II
moment, over the rocky edge, and it fell
seventy nine feet, striking at the foot of a
small tree, on a ledge that jutted out
about fifteen feet from the foot of the
precipice, throwing the baby out into
some bushes and a pile of leaves that had
been swept from the yard above When
found IFS dress was over its eyes and it
was induging in little cry. A doctor
was te!egraphed for, and found that, save
slight injury On the scalp, she was none
the worse for her perIous descent.
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CHENCK'S NJ ANDRAKE PILL

]
y certain Cure for Diseased Liver and the mary
Dangerous Maladcs which are caused hv
morbid condition OF that organ.
To give the public clear understanding of the
mode in which SCikNCk'S Mandrake Pills pro-
,iuce those wonderful effects which are attcstei bv
thousands Of reliable Witnesses We present a brici
DISCRETION OF THE HUMAN LIVER
ami its functions, which will make the operation
Of this popular medicine perceptible 10 every man
understanding.
The Liver is supplied with blood vessels, nerves
and absurhants. Ono Of its obviou, uses is to
sccrete and prepare the bile. 1t likewise filters
the blood and separates that huid from all impure
ties. How indspensaby necessary To health is
the proper performance OF this function! II the
liver Il ucscastd, It cannot purify the blood nd ii
that is sent back through the lungs, brain and
other parts in a morbid condition. il must cause
jaundce, hiliou>ne>s, obstruction of The kidneys
gravel, aud many other complaints more or less
painful and dangerous, but the least OF themutirv
enough TO make man sick and uncomfortable,
and unit for the performance Of any of the duties
OF life. This unhealthy state OF the system very
often ends in pulmonary consumption.
The circulation OF the blood is conducted in the
same manner:-The heart sends the vital current
down through the arteries il passes through the
tlc>l taking up all impurities in its progress
then the stream OF blood flows backward through
the Veins and passes to the liver To he purified.
1t is Impossible 80 care uu',aii. 'i.U S,tuNL. 1
scarcely ..lN other hlud uf liberation Mh.lc tia,
that reasCn that regular physicians rarely cure
consumption. They usua ~ begin their treatment
with the Of some cough medicine, the basis of
which is morphia or opium in some shape, which
locks up the liver instead of relaxing the secre-
tons, giving tone TO the stomach and producing
a healthy flow BILE. DIR. Schenck's
PtLMoNIC SYRUP, SEAwEED loNIC, AND Man
DRAKE PILIS,
will strengthen the system, purify the b.oOl, and
ripen and heal ulcers on the lungs.
volume would DO required. to give a briei ac-
count OF the remarkable cures performed by DIR.
Schenck's medicines, vlz:-Pulmonic Syrup, Sea-
weed Tonic, and Mandrake Pills-all of which are
accompanied bv full directions for the use OF them
DR.. SCHENCK will be professionally at his
rooms every week, so Bond Street, New York
and 30 Hanover street, Boston, from a. NJ, until
~. NJ. He gives advice free but for thorough
examination with the RespiromeIer the charge is
five (5) doll-rs. His medicines are for sale Nv all
druggists aud dealers. Also iull supply at all
times at his rooms. Price of the Pulm0nic Syrup
and Seaweed Tonic. each 81 so per bottle, or
$3.50 the half dozen. Mandrake Pills, % cents
per box.
GEO. C. GOODWIN & CO., 8s Hanover street.
Agents for Boston. For sale by all druggists.
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