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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-14

30 POLICE CoURT.AThere was not a very
lively display of benzinic manhood at the
Mayors office yesterday. We have seen it
larger, and more fragrant, and more preg-
nant of fun. ~
Z William Mentally is hister. William
takes his simple and pure. He also takes
it with an air. But it throws him. We
always thought women would be more
suec essful as Insists than men. Because
of the hoops. They could stand more for
that reason without bursting. Perhaps.
William has it reduced to certainty that
his capacity is two gallons. More than
that throws him e He was fined 81 90 and
costs, and in default went to the chateau
where he grasped DIR. Wakeman by the
hand, the pearIy tears the while chasing
each other down his noble nose, as he said :
Talk Of the nectsr that. flowed for celsstials.
Richer in headaches il was than hilarityl- p
Well for us animals-frequently bestials- III.
Hebe destroyed the receipt as q charity
Once ilcould empty my glass with the best Of 'em-
:S1n mi Mns beer and he resi- Of
Fill me-then I'LL me . bumper OF pure benzine,
Michael Mock did not avoid the "mock-
ters'ha Though a Mock he is the real thing
when 1t comes to being a galoot. There's
no mock about him then. He managed
TO get himself 80; tight that he was as limp
as wet rag, and when the officer went to
raise him up the benzine sloshed up and
down 10 him like jug. he was fined 81
and costs, and in default was committed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-14
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
weekly Review OF Columbus Marker
STATESMAN OFFICE,
TUESDAY EVENING, August 1874

~ RETAIL MARKET.
Wheat, Red. :. 2 OO92 25lSyrup perR Ral Al OOa1 o.
Oats per bushel.. .... .55cI Maple Syrup.-s1s
Corn perbushel zoe Sorghum. ...........,T
Butter per b...... .29c Tea-Y. H. and q. p $2t
Lard per b. .15c g2 20 Oolong 81 4092I
Tallow per b.. HhscI Rio Coffee per b. .3s93
Dried Apples, Q loci Java &" .4OQ4
Dried Peaches. do. zoe Rice Caroline per n. IL
w White Beans. 2 5O93 95I Brooms per dozS3 90 sc
Potatoes new 81 so Hay per ton. SO OO9l2I
Saltin sacks. 3cc Soap, box, per D.. .99n
Saltper bbl. 81 so Flour per b .$l2 O01DI4d
Beef per cwt. ..-....$9 OO white. :. SI69l7G
Shoulders p b ....l4e Rye
Salt Pork per bbl. .$25 O0Candles, tallow
Wood per Cord. 81 so. Candles opal........&
Macker1 No.1,K bl .$12i Cheese. per b........H
l. \ bbl-$5 75Whisky per gal. 81
/, kits,.3 0O94 Rasins, MR.. bx - 1905
White Fish n Dbl. 81 so +" layers "a 1905
Cod Fish per bnew. .1Oc Sultan b 81
Herring per bbl $40 90 Figs per 80
Eggs per doz.. .1Sel Prunes per
Corn Meal per bus. 81 20 Wool Twine. .2092s
Dried Beef ...... .2S@30c s. G. Hams per :.22'
NO. Sugar b .12z 1880 Plain Hams.
Maple Sugar. .162zcl Dried Pears. .25
Moasses per gal$1 2O9I 6O Rags -..............5' So
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-14

A DELrGHTFuI. RAIN-Yesterday morn
ing we missed several of our tat friends
from their accustomed haunts. We asked
the cause of their mysterious absence, and
the probable route they had taken, when
our eye was directed to spots of grease on
the sidewalk in which were floating few
buttons. They had melted, and this was
all that was left of them. We trembled /;
for our brow drops fairness as did theirs,
and we instantly sought refuge in peach
cobbler, one of those inimitable fixings
made by Dickinson. Our tribulation was
great. In fancy we saw our 2l2 pounds OF
loveliness slowing dissolying and running
off into the gutter, like the leakage from
q barrel OF sperm oil. But our fears were
groundless. The clerk of the weather came
to our relief with glorious shower. Such
eone as has not blessed US for three or four
weeks 1t did not come moment too soon.
for everything was suffering for want of it.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-14

FROM NEW YORK.
Tb e United NJ

The United States Treasury Robbed.
NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-The rumor on the
streets to-day is that hundreds of millions
of dollars have been stolen from the Treas
ury at Waship pton .I--I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-14

A Coon FELLow.-We have received a
communication from 'sTip," of Groveport.
Tip is good fellow. A hunky boy is Tip.
He writeth pleasantly. And with JUNCTION
He mentioneth many pleasant things. We
extend our hand to him, and whisper,
f.Shake.'' He is asconstant reader of TIE
SrxrEsMAN, and exhibits such warm love,
admiration and affection for gentle and
,docile us. that were we single, we should at
once go to the beautiful city of Groveport,
and make love to Tip But we can't pub
ush your communication, Tip. 1t is ouI
rule to publish no article, however good
without knowing who wrote it. Send your
name. Tip, if you would have your letter
printed. Meanwhile, take a bottle con-
tanning benzine And glass. Allow par
OF the contents of the bottle to run into the
glass with gentle glug, glug. glug sound
and imagine we are by your side, utterinf
the sweet but mystic word "hist."
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be and he is hereby directed to prepare the
necessary plat and estimate for grading
and paving the unpaved cutters and cross
ings, and graveling the roadway of Straw
berry alley from Fifth to Seventh street.
Passed.
Also directing the City Civil Engineer to
prepare the necessary plat and estimate for
graveling the roadway of South street from
Ridgway alley to Seventh street. Passed
Also resolution to contract with Wenz,
Schwarz 6 Co., for building an Is inch
brick sewer in South street, from the pres
ent terminus of South street sewer to a
point about 20 feet east of Paulus Dotter's
lot. Passed-yeas 16.
Mr.. Jaeger introduced resolution to
contract with Peter Becker for building a
80 inch brick sewer in Fourth alley and
Fair alley connecting the old Peters Run
sewer with the new Peters Run sewer
Passed-yeas 16.
Mr.. Fell, from Committee on Ordinance,
on leave, reported back an ordinance to as
sess special tax on the real estate bound
ing on the North side of Friend street from
Washington avenue to East Public lane.
Passed-yeas 16.
Mr.. McAlister moved that the committee
appointed to confer in regard to the pur-
chase of the street west of the market
house be discharged. Agreed to.
On motion ofMr. McAlister, a new COM
mittee on that subject was appointed con-
sisting of Messrs. McAlister, Beekey, Com.
stock and Toll.
Mr.. Donaldson introduced the following
{Resolued, That the Standing committee
on Ways and Means be and they are here.
by authorized to borrow ten thousand dol
lars forninety days for the use of the city
Passed.
Mr.. Ross moved that the Council 20 into
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9ithmsnd nispatth.
), 1867.
Enpland's Great Anxiety.

The London Times, which, upon Ameri-
can relations, pretty fairly reflects the
sentiments Of the British Government, )
still very anxious to settle matters
amicahly with the United States. The
cable gives us almost daily the impressive
appeal Of the Times on this subject. The
directors of the cable may as we'll have Il
81 mding message to be sent oil every
morning to the American press showing
what the Times says. That paper sees
something ahead that demands peace WI"
the United States at any price. '"'
"only difficulty" il says, accor""s "
Yesterdays cable. in the relations between
England and the various Powers oil tue
earth "sccns to be with the United
States" and with them" it continues,
at i most desirable that the greatest
friendship should exist" 1t urges upon
the british Government "spccdy and
amicahlc adjustment o. all outstanding dli-
fcrrpccs." This las been the song OF the
Tunes for many weeks. Oh, do settle with
the Washington Government. Pay n
everything Do :, 1t once, for there Is
danger ahead, ard you may he too late
Thus prays the Times, whose anxiety Is
born Of fear, not u love. The Times has
no more esteem for the Federal Govern
mcnt than have =, English people and
Government but It would feed the dan
rcrous animal, and keep him in KIND!
mood.
IL, have before called attention 10 'hcS'
,.,.,;e,,,,,ions Of anxiety from the "Great
,spnJerer." and taxing them As clear indi-
,,,f,n, that the Bri i,h Government would
yield to an the den mds from Washington
-. advised that tie claims Of the United
stat. should he multiplied rs much as
r.,,snlc. Anything will now he paid fot
"ami,ahlc adjustment"
Bntwhil,. ,hc>" manifestations are CRATE
mi 70 tlcprilc Oft Federal Government,
,hc eagcrucs, If J,uN BULL to hurry the
-,amtcarle adjustment 10 swallo" The
r,,k--to at l;rt-may well suggest a SH>-
rir..n. The United States should not IL
a., lnicl. Much may be lost ~ ii. A
sfr delay, in NJ. >.wrn's best .'!t''
eight give much advantage to Til s'ic th1
.&,lla.ic.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
-----. ......,,.., r.crs roR THE Biz


rous Every day demonstrates more clearly 'hat
liver COMPLAINT, in all iis distressing forms can
- controlled and cured without dimcnity OF IN
sorrcnIanee !, Is an obstinate disease out nS
ob.,rn,cv il not proof against The peflila.rpr,'
rsmoaiai and restorative operation oil ho'i
TgR,s STOMACH BITTERs. That gentai correc-
tive comp,Is the organ 10 do hs any. u mr.
c,e,o regularly and BEAUTIFULLY unaer 'ne
e,,aco ~ tho Bi,ters. Their action brings II oaoH
TOM a state Of rebellion into perfect ha'no'.
,f,h tho laws OF health. Ifthere Is co'tlSehsS-
,..,naars: n there is side cache or paek "'' =
.,.as q Tho skin and the whites Of the eyes a,e
,tngeJ with supcrauous bile. they recover lne :,
na,,ral hue If the appetite Is gone IL fe'ui,,s
,hs diy.,tion /. impsired. 1t Is restored !"
,rh,,srer the symptoms OF the complaint my ~,
and whatever the phase It has assumed,
nlr,,in such are The Uniform effects oil 'h,o pr
a.,,,., ,rbere bilious disease has pe"h "'i'a'.
tfIo,,od but in cases where there - '"r.s''
s,i.,,,i,naI tendency to liver complaint !. I"%s
Invented through olt life blythe regular W. ~, -
We I,onani,fes. Of this ralatable an'idoto. lnese
SUE $500, facts, and should be serl"usy p."
aar.d or rather, they should be promptly "''
, ag'ra- all persons Of bilious habit
/, 5soi2w ----------
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MARRIED,

On Tuesday evening, January lst, 1867! hy the
Tuv George W Langhorna, Al the resideict 81
William Beers, the tride's father. ALtR-p /:
sTuKGES, ESQ, Of New York, to Mrs. MA"olI
TAYLOR, Of this city: No cards.
New York Herald please copy.
In c,Inan.r. Va. at the residence OF he bride
,r,,b,r on III 81 instant. 10y the Key. John Cole,
Mr g F0RGE H. PuiaDENTER, ri Richmond, 10
Miss EpPIE {. JONES OF Culpeper.
on January l. Isl. by RAY. Dr., Ewell, a. The re-
,ia.rre al lie brides father, AMOS X. BOYD, II
IaIyrrt comfy. ND to MARY JANE Bl>>DN,
eldest daughter OF william and Martha Bison, OF
Baltimore city.
on Tuesday evening, January J., 49, at No. :.
soptn Calnrnn street baltimore, Md, the residence
Of the brides father, by III" Rev q; Deems 81
the Norm Carolina Conference, JOHN ) WGlnE'
Of Norfolk, Va, and Ais. SCOTIA AHNA DEHAsi
only daughter OF the officiating clergyman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-05

Ggy.r Snow ,ToRM.-Wc learn that on
TLuoiay Afternoon ut 6 O'Clock snow
storm 81 gr,a, severity occurred in upper
Nort Carolinn aud southern Virginia. 1t
commenced OF the line Of the Wilmington
and Weldon railroad, AT about o'clock, IL
liaiittx, n. C. and increased rapidly in
violeace, eKten ling northwardly to within
ten "a ilesof lie .ersburg. The flakes of snow
vcr, unusuall, large. The storm lasted uu-
tilli o'clock nj night. 1t is said to have been
use scyorest srow-storm in that part of the
cpUatry that has happened within the me-
no.y nj lie Oldest inhabtant. 1t took
tn. rail oaa train on the Petersburg anu
Weldon railroad, when near Jarratt's de
pot, one hour and forty-fve minutes to ira
vel 800 yards. The telegraph lines in the
section where the storm prevailed are said
to be covered with sleet an inch thick.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-05

SOUTHERN BOYS AND GIRLS MONTHLY.
McSSrs. WHITE HOWARD, stationers, have
Just issued very handsome and well-ar-
ranged monthly paper bearing the above
title, at the low price Of $3.50. Mrs. T.
T. 4 ". l.. BAIRD are tie editors. Inc
number before us is neatly illustrated, ana
the topics are admirably choseET-f'r the
young people, for whom the work IS III
tended. Better than this, the style IS
simple and interesting. Mr.. WILLIAM =
GnrrrKR, at the Enqtirer ctlicc isthe agent
ccr the sal, and distribution of this agree
able monthly. See advertisement.
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roR EVERY DAY T>E.-There Is no

- ro,xim than that " Prevention Is better 'n"h
Cure" , prrrrRS
sbould always be used wheh'E'' tno n.ho cola
80, n disease is felt Heartburn Hea'a'h',
, , pa,o n the Back, Low spirits and in"'ss
fes'' "' ,,a ire forcrunners of Dyspepsia ana
other horrid nightmare diseases. y-r,ay ,ro
'' For All n such symptoms PLANTATION biTrkHs are
Io' ,,d Ready Relief. An immediate good
'gsc j. always felt from the first 'rial, Insy "t "
e,sv to procure, pleasant to take ana sure - w
good. ,,o,a hotter
-. b,,,s ,ha n once to despair,
-. NI~ r,r,oS BtrrERs break e''""t& fstter' ;,
Plan ~ -, ,re demons Of sickness and care y
r.,irned, orerworkod men, merchant student
and all persons whose occupation wears GU. inc
hodv and racks the BRAIN hha III rLAS 'A'''S
BIrTERs ,,r..c cpr,T ppSTnpEp
fla Sit
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DIED,

On Yesterday friday morning, after brci
Illness, ANN VIRGINIA E.LsTf rniic' If lotiti
n Elicit, deceased, III the siHty-seeond year oI
Her funeral will take place from her residence,
No POS Main street, TO-MORRoW (Sunday) III
Tn. friends and acquaintances Of the family,
and of her brother, John +. Wren, Esd, are IN
yited 10 attend without further EoiIoe.
Tuesday evening, January /, 1907 at Carywo
.hs es.dence Of her son, Majo x. { sauudrr,
AFTER brief Illness, Mrs. ALICE w. SAnNp .RSi
consort OF the lale Judge Fleming Saunders.
ON Thursday night, January }, l>t7. at the M"nn-
mental Hotel in tui. ely, Mr. 4. JuDsoA CE AEh
church TnlS AFTERNOON at "a o'clock. Iii:
friends are invited TO attend without further no.
tic.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-05

BIDS FOR SENATORIAL HoNORs.--The
speech Of THAD. STEVENS on Thursday was
an attempt to outbid Governor CURTIN,
whose message was published on Wednes-
day. The election of senator by the
Pennsylvania Legislature will. come of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-05

SUPERIOR MERlNo WooL.-"c nh'''
attention to the interesting letter OF our
correspondent "Elgin," from on'P'p''
lie sends rs some beautiful specimens Oh
ucrino wool. which may be seen IN the
counting-room Of the D.patch. They are
,oker from the docks of Messrs. JAMES l..
SrRtxorrrLow and JOSEPH i. FIcKLIN,
near Raccoon Ford, in Culpeper county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-05

iii then VIC must expect CURTIN, CAMERON,
FoRxEY although he has pretended to de-
cline candidacy, STEVENS, and the rest
OF the aspirants, to bid against each other
fnriouSly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-05

ny CRATE FUEL.
CARBON HILL SOFT LUMP COKE
is an unequalled
CRATE FUEL,
comfort and economy considered.
T. :, EASILY IGyITED, GIVES A PLEASANT
HEAT, AND BURNS LONGER
than any bituminous COAL whatever.
For sale at SIX DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS per
load by "Eklh' hAihbos w.
Office, Tenth street near Main. Yard, Canal
street near Seventh. ia LIS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-05


ON MONDAY MORNING, eth in
J slant commencing ~ l. O'Clock, We @ftE a.-
stock Of GROCERIES,, LIQUORS, &c. We name
10 hog heads BACON,
loo barrels FLOUR,
80 barrel. SUGAR,
Is l1gs LAGUAIkt COFFEE.
20 barrels NORTH CAROLINA 10. CIT
HtREINGS,
80 barrels HDR1 II CARoLISA No. lGEo>S
30 half ni bsrrsis 10. FAMILY ROE HER.
% barrel, MACKEREL,
90 boxes CHEESE,
loo hoes ADAMANTIVE CANDLES,
So boxes PEARL STARCH,
81 boxes sup rior GREEN TEA,
80 kegs LtkD,
10 barrels VINEGAR,
~ boxes FAMILY SOAP.
~ boxes MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
81 barrels SMOKING TnBt CCo,
81 gross PbELoR MATCHES,
- barrels BuCkWhahr, -,,,,.
Iuu gross ASSORTED FANCY SOAPS,
5 ca.E. WASHING SODA,
- krgs COOKING SODA,
- dozen Bt, hbfs,
- dozen BR0oMS,
80 dozen ~ At KING, -
- dozen CONDENSED MILK,
~ raams WRAPPING PAPER.
ALSO,
= larrals WHISKY, - ,.r,nrs
loo ta.ea A. OHTsD WINES and LIQUORS.
=. tUIt> JH.. s. CO., hutIA"as"f-
Parties wishing to avail thsmselrt. OF tn. .a.@
will please send IN their goods prryI'I- I'D btF "t
sale man :, J., Jk, Co
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-05

&c sHIPEEi, ROASE co..
CLOTH lERS,
CORNER FOURTEENTH AID FRASKLIS STREETS,
Opposite Exchange and Ballard Hotes),
RICHMOND, VA,
have lust received another supply OF FRESH
GOODS mice BEAVER OyERCOATS and BUSf-
more prices.
GOODS MADE TO ORDER AT THEIR BALTI-
MORE HOUSE At SHORT NOTICE.
A nice STOCK OF FURNISHING GOODS, all
grades and styles, constantly on hand.
The public are invited 10 call and examine.
de elm
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By jaime, II Taylor, hUctsa u@or,
ur!co opposite spoIawool Hotel.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF RIA

NEIco opposite sp0I1w01I Hotel.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
X ESTATE, ~ THE CITY - FIrHMuNp.-
Pggs4Hat ~ : decree entered by the Court ~ H.
uug, Tor the ely of Richmond or the 2sth De-
cemhsr, l.b3 In the suituf Green and wife against
Burke, &c, shall, OF TUESDAY, sth ~ I.ngfrss
1901, AZ y o'clock L. ". upou the PREMISE. -
~ rubilt auction - tho hl.nest nii6srtar kIAa
consisting Of lot N the city II Richmond go "a#
ssst Tide OF Brook avenue, fronting y tset .N
Book avenue AMI rGuulUg back the uassa
slide l92 feet, an! On The toutn Il lie Is feet.
TEka, CHs-third cash oua-tAIrd or i credit d.
six months, aud uue.tAlrd on = credit II sweat#
..outh- negotiable notes. with tHtsfrst aided '.s
the credit payment. will b. reqaited, and toe 9.
W II b. withheld til. the who.s purchase money tr
paid and a conveyance be directed by the court
THOMASJ EVANS, Special Comm ,ssionsr.
Sale 10 DO conducted by JAMES N TAiLoE, Aat'
.iona4r de 81
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sSg- UNION BANK OF RICHMOND.
SAVINGS lGSTlTVTIOSJ,
OFFICE AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANk
SUBSCRIBED CAFlTAL, tSoo,oCs.
THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PEI CENT
IN DEPOSITS.


JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
DIHECTogs.
Z 4. Paine, L. d. Crsnshsw, w. K oaarles,
Nm Z. Lyons, Jr., X. Il. blankeI-
l Eoteksr B. u. sisiger, ship,
". j. Spott, Moses EliT"ont } b. winston
/. l.. Elicit Js"- !" Archer. a. a. hutcnlh'
K. r. Taylor, J. Ru'enbsnm, son,
W T. Binford, J. ". Hall, W. i. Jsnkins,
J. 4. Belv.n, W. T. Gray, !" b TANNER,
r. q. Dudley, Alfred aoaea, }. NJ No"iir.
Ths security offered 10 ferositcrs Is undcrbtsd
,od the tnstI.uaCn should commend itsslf 10 -
classes
The attention Of al IN city and country is called
N this Institution. Here they will and .ecurt,
convenience, and profit. Sums as small ~ av'
dollars may be deposited, and six per sent. ints
rest received on same.
Once hours from "a. n. to7P. NJ; on Ssturda,
rom "a. u. to3P. N, aud from <tosP. u.
ie l3-dSsEts
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BILL PASSED.

Mr.. Boiling called up the House bill TO
amend and re-enact the ninth section OF the
act entitled :" an act TO stay the collection Of
debts for a limited period" passed March I'd,
1866, SO as 10 place Norfolk county and Ports
mouth upon the same footing with other east
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ON MONDAY MORNING, eth in

By sampson Jones, Jr., Co,
Auctioneers aud Commission Merchants, 70. III
teenth street. between Main aud Cary.
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~, III VIVA taken mn and

ern counties. The bill was taken up ana
nas.ed hccomac and Northampton nre con-
l,on,,y no only counties exempted from tho
on.rotions OF The stay law.
/ 'inn r,o,ton OF Mr.. Davis, the Senate adj
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FOR RENT.

T,OR RENT. tho large FACTORY
X "a wspPUoTsE on tho north side ~ -
CARY street below Sixteenth, opposite IN gu IN
Gas Works well suited for tobacc" factory - s.
tnr storage or for "A wholesale grocery auh COM
mission business. Apply TO- yyrrr.us
Ia b-ror1t ihUBbS q " LII = 49,.
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D0OMS FOR REET.-Onc BASE
III MENT Room, suitable for itw.yr7 80 -
nbrsirian's office and one CHANBhS on ~
hyper floor The location smear no Cai.,1t -,
s,nare. Apply at Nos. and II, Thlrteeh'h s'''''
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-02-20
DR. sCHENCK's PULMONIC SYR-

This great medicine cured Dr. J. H. Schenck
the proprietor, of Pulmonary Consumption when
1t had assumed its most formidable aspect and
when speedy death appeared to be inevitable
His physicians pronounced his case incurable
when he commenced the of this simple but
powerful remedy. His health was restored in a
very short time, and he return of the disease has
been apprehended, for all the symptoms quickly
disappeared, and his present weight is more than
two hundred pounds.
Since his recovery he has devoted his attention
exclusively to the cure of consumption, and the
diseases which are usually complicated with it,
and the cures effected by his medicines have been
very numerous and truly wonderful. DR.. Schenck
makes professional visits to several of the larger
cities weekly, where he has large concosrse of
patients. and 1T is truly astonishing to poor
consumptives that have to be lifted out of cir
carriages, and in a few months healthy, robust
persons. DR.. Schencks Pulmonic Syrup. Sea-
Weed Tonic, and Mandrake Pills are generally
ell required in curing consumption. Full direc-
tions accompany each, so that any one can take
them without seeing DIR. Schenck, but when it is
convenient it is best to see him. He gives advice
free, but for a thorough examination with his
Respirometer his fee is three dollars.
Please observe, when purch asing, that the two
likenesses of the Doctor-one when in the last
stage of consumption, and the other as he now is,
in perfect health-are on the Gouernment mt stamp.
Sold by all druggists and dealers Price 81 30
per bottle, or 81 so the half dozen. Letters for
advice should always be directed to DR.. Schencks
principal office, No Is North 9th St., Phil'a, Pa.
General Wholesale Agents: Demas Barnes d
Co. N /; S. S. Hance. Baltimore, Md; John D.
Park. Cincinnati, Ohio; Walker q Brcs. st. Louis
Missouri. Oct. II, 1866. [3l