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New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
ALBANY.
saa Meath OF GOV. HUNT-A SHORT sEssIoN-THL
-ss% ----.- PERRY iNVEsIIGATfoN'

sar DEATH OF GOV. HVNT-A SHORT sfSSioN--i''I
7.Se, -Sr.-- FERRY INVESTIGATION
si ALBANY, Monday. Feb 4, 1861
message from Gov. Fenton, ANNOUNCING 'neu -
otcov Hunt, made the sessions OF both houses % 'nO
Iur;.,a,nre of short duration tonight III lhe oon-
ata three bills of no great Importance were con
sidereS in Committee of the Whole ana IN tile AS
embly the Clerk had ON reached the order OF Dnsl-
mess where petitions are presented when the fe'o-
tion, 10 adjourn were carried. -,
The Commttee on Commerce and Navigation WIZ
ait in the Common Council Chamber, Brooklyn, on
wednesday and Thursday of this week, ana ei'nei ~
in the Common Council Chamber or room :" liie
Aston House, New-York, on Friday and Saturday TO
make thorough investigation into the ferry abuses
The Committee is anxious to make the investigator
not only thorough but expeditions, and 1t rests Win
the citizens now to substantate the charges against
the ferries.
To-mOrroY promises to be hveher day IN 'lie
COMMITTEES than anywhere else The Judiciary
Committee will consider the Constitutional ConVell-
fion question, and the Assembly Committees on
Cities and Public Schools will hear arguments on
Gridley's Market bill and BerTymans School bill.
aarge delegation Of Republicans, among them Sin
clair TOuSey are to speak in favor of the latter The
opponents Of the measure will also have delegation
bnFn
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FCNFnAL OF WASHINGTON HCNT.-The funeral
services over the remains OF the late Washnton Hunt
were performed at Trinity Chapel in Twentyfifhst
Yesterday afternoon The remains OF the deceased were
conveyed from the Worth House to Trinity Chapel and
the body on being removed met at the entrance OF
the sacred edice by the officiating Cergymen the Right
Rev Bishop Potter the Drs Haght, Higcee, Mo rgan L.
Dix and Dr. yenton The church well filled with a
large number Of ladies and gentlemen principally friends
and acquaintance OF the deceased during his long ana
eyeIfu public life. Lawyers, merchants, JOURNALISTS
cergy ymel and "A number OF our citizens prominent IN
Ootcal circles were among the spectators The Judl.
cary OF this aud the neighbOr1ng cities was represented
Courts. The remains having been deposited at the
cnfaloe the officiating cergymen robed in canonicIes
onnted the Episcopal offices for the dead, beginning s
follows: the resurrection ana the lie, baltD tie
Lord and he that blieyeth me though he were dead
,et shall he live: whOsoever lveth and believe IN
me shall die" The remains were then placed IN me
anthem beginning "Lord, let me know my
ond and the number OF my days, thal !.
may be certified how, long | have to hye rsSn
was chanicd by the choir, and the lesson roui
XVIII chapter the Epstle Of Paul TO the Corinthians
was read after which sung Man that is born oil
woman hath but short time 10 live, and 10 fu OF mis-
ery" etc. Bishop Potter pronounced a very eiesaht
o.ory ON the character Of the deceased In which he al
nded TO inc pubc and domestic duties Of Mr. Hunt ana
alluded 10 his first entrance into public life, when u
assumed the judicial ernine, although but young IN
ioria career rs honest and faithful pubic oItictr o
lenrned preate also paid tribute 10 tho deceased ~ 7
OF the Episcopal Church. Of which o was steady com
nnuicaut I Ia the time Of his dcccase. The relhanc
were then taken from the Church and VIII De tnOVeM ~
IocIpnlt the former home Of Mr.. Hunt, to-day III
ably accompany the remains 90 the place oi lnt
Hamilton Fish. Judge Shipmah oi tue 'h''" 2t''
l.J.lot S.ai., -. .is ~ .sbOniisi' a., -. -.
Bpuor, Henry maxwell, Francis Gfansef' "uSon o. oNe
nd IL
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THE STATE LEGISLATURE.


SENATE. ...ALBANT, Feb. !, 1861
PETITIONS
The Senate met at y o'clock this evening Sundry
patiOns by many ladies, were presented asking
FOR the election of Female House OF Refuge ON the state
fara at Rochester. v.o,r,
2 Nv II C. MURPHY Dem, Kingsl-For railroad IN
bprnc and other streets in NeYYork Also fOr the High
THs CASE OF SENATOR CHARLES G. coRNE1I~
Mr. FOLGER (Rep, Ontario) Of the Select COmmittess
srpnSt senator Charles G. Cornell as Street Commits
siOner Of NewYork and asking for his e&holsicn ne
That the Committee be discharged from further consider
@ Ge Pesoon e was adopted unanimously and the sub
'''' PRISONERS DISCHARGED
Court 81 spsea Sessions Ea S Sssf %
senate. stating that IRON March lS6S to Deeensf IL,
1850. there was discharged by them either temporarily OF
finally for various legal reasons and AFTER eOnNeto ID"
oftepdsrs -
= hy Mr.. BARNETT (Rep., Madisonl for Mr PARSONs
ep, MOnroe,-I incorporate the Rochester Hyraunc
nv Mr.. KLINE Rep, Montgmneryl-Rei 70 the
compensation Of Executors, Guardians Assigns ana oh
By Mr. FoLGER rep, ontarol relative TO the annual
ss m r@Ee TeSye 10 te S NE oxaon Of Bank Capital and
the shares Of Capital Of other incopoIsuo 10 IcG %
BILLS INTRODUCED.
To amend the Charter OF the Vage OF POrt Elcihoa1
BY Mr. STANFORD rep, Schenectady 10 facltale Ihe
construction of the Northern Railroad running from
schenectady 10 Ogdensburgh. II proposes TO eppfOate
keOO,0(O for every tnrty 1nlcs "
of a. 900 and provides for aax Of fiveeghths o1
mill for the years 1867 1865 1862 1870 and iSl to meet the
-
THE DEATH OF WASHINGTON HUNT.
The following communication was received from GOV
TentOn: 49,, - .
"To Ms IegiSlare: Deeply impressed with sense OF
the public lOss to the Legislature the death
OF Washington Hunt, Ex-Governor OF Newly YORK. VINO was
honOred by his felOwcitizens with election 10 the St-
luished offices prominently identified with the admins
Frstion of the Government of the State The affective
event ia the occasion OF common grief. He commanded,
alike in public position and in private lite the resec
and NJ n
character recommend that fitting expression be gwen
"REUBEN J. FE(ToN.'
Mr.. CROWLEY Qlep, Niagaral moved resolutions ex-
pressing the sadness of the Senate ON hearing OF me qea
of the distinguished citizen and after fitting euOgms,
pronounced by Mr.. CROWLEY and HENRY {. MJR-
fHY. Dem, Kings the Senate adjourned
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THE IyDTAE VAR.
PARTICULARS or THE RECENT MASSACRE
-. "A. - N rnp rRInuNR

PARTICULARS or THE RECENT MASSACRE'
NJ rE1HdaArn TO TRIBUNE
TOPEKA. Feb. 4-The report of the late inndiap
massacre is Confirmed by letter received by
Gov Crawford from a well-lnown citizen. OF
salina Kansas The massacre occurred IN the
vicinity of Sand Greek, on tAe route from
Fort Riley to Fort Lincoln. The tram Is
gool,on of as Government train, a ana
oPpIT four ont of the 63 men with III escaped. INT
itter further staes that small parties oil Chey ee3
bore heen several times near the settlements, anu
that tbe ArraphOes haYe passed through Iile
,nents being afraid to go home by Their usual Io.e
across the head waters Of Salna ana the coehI
The Kaws also report large bodles OF nGse mS nnn;oS
near TIE frontier seiUIeIuUn.5. 7-[-Sations TO
is that the Indians will cOnfine their deprv'. ~,
the travelled roads. Advices from the rlyer la
state that force of Indians from that quStft s nnO
moved South on the war path to the number OF IL wv
and there were not United States forces enough %
cope with this number and if the militia had 10 do IL
they should be speedily organized.
THE REPORT OF THE SMOKY HILL MASSACRE DIS
CREDITED.
DENVER. Feb 4.-The report of the Indian mas
sacre on Smoky Hill is disbeleved here The over
land coaches arrive regularly and no hostile Indians
have been heard of between Junction CITY ana Den
yer y
ATTACK ON CENTRAL CITY. e
ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 4-1he Central CiB lColof,sSol
Reqster of the oath ult says: The Indians made
raid on this station last night. They killed three
men and run off laIge amount of stock belonging
TO a train. A demand has been pade on the Stage
Agent at Denver for arms aud AMMUNITION. More
attacks are expected along the lines.
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THE SECRET MISSION.

krp,v1 OF FRTBERrcK sswAbD AT foEIm>s
MONROE
o, vEf agA,rH TO TRIBUNE.
FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. 4.-Ibe ganboat Gettys-
burg. Admiral Porter with Fred. Seward, from the
West Indies returning from secret mission, arrived
in Chesapeake Bay early this morning bound to
Annapolis
Il is rrmored that j. SmTatt was on board en route
to Washington
A colored Regiment disemharked here to await
transportation 20 Baltimore where they viii receive
finsi payment and discharge.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
RIiPCL,pY An pOET NORRIS.

Last Saturday night the residence of Mr.. James
Olmstead at Port Morris. entered by burglars who
made their escape with S in Treasury notes, which they
took from Wdci'- safe that had been left uniocsed
They also took cwery fud syerwnre 20 the value of s3
beside two valuable elqih aess coats YgitR fHSgt ~
ALLEGED DEATH or An INFANT FROM ENPOsCRE-
Mrs. Christina Schweigcrt. an ignorant and brutal
German wonau residing at No. l?i Lbertyst on Friday
last gave birth 20 child, but not wishing 10 be toubeA
with rearing H. on the following evening weak she
was placed the infant In basket, and deposited IL In
trout o. No 100 Liberty II. The act WAS witnessed by
citizen Who followed the woman un she entered her
resdece ana then communicated what he had witnessed
TO the Police The babe was returned 10 the mother ana
se Was Threatened with arrest should she gain i treat OF
ai0ndon IL. A cw hours aiterwaId the babe died. II -
alleged from etpoue 10 cold The occasion referred
TO- The body Was removed TO bellevue Hospital Dead
house where Coroner Gamble will hold an inquest An
ante innrtein examination will be made, and should the
cause OF death e suspected the Coroner VIII cause the
arrest Of the woman, who Is nos confined TO hei bed
through sickness.
HIGHWAY ROBBERY AT STATEN ISLAND.
Last Saturday night about o'clock, man named
Isaao Jones while his way to s residence, Port
Pieluond wa, attacked bv two rufans who threw him
in the suow and took from him gold watch and chain
worth slso, and his pocketbOok containing sus IN
treasury notes.
ARREST OF 4 MURDERER:
az TELEgHsPH TaBus,-
CNTS> ILL., Feb. 4.-Samuel Mills the alleged
murderer of George Maxwell. az FruncOna, New hamP
shiIe in December last, was arrested hero to-day.
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KENTUCKY.
mn IOTfIsyUIH MAYORALTY.

TIE LOUISVILLE MAlORALIh'
TELgGKAPs
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 4.--1he United States Supreme
Court decided against Lithgows petition and have
ordered the immediate surrender OF the Mayoaty Of
Louisville TO Philip Tompert
BANQUET TO THE non. GARRETT DAVIS.
FRANKFORT Feb 4.-'The friends of Gariet Davis
will give him a banquet on Wednesday.
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NEH-ENGL5NE
rnE HoosAc rrNNEL.


M fElFssApa TRIBUNE
SPRiNcFIELD Mass. Feb. 4-Ihe State Commits
siousrs on the Hoosac Tunnel have advertised for
proposals Tor continuing the work az both the eastern
and western approaches. and in sinking the central
shaft which has yet to go nearly 500 feet deeper be
fore the grade viii be reached and $50 feet below
the surface. 80
day from injuries received bS falling from the iop oi
a eat the .lag before.
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MEXTC0

OrTEGNs CAPTURE OFFICIALLY CONFIRMED.
TRIBUNE
SAN Francisco, Feb. 4-The Mexican Consul has
written q letter to Gen. Mcdowell and Gov Low,
which officially states the fact communicated to him
by Juarez concerning the capture Of 0rtega,. Con
zales and HatOni by Gen. Auza.
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Gperial Notices.
Frnir-cro-ers, oIeerins Of Western n


Y,A Pru-Gr,ser, Meeting beld Rochester Jan e. 1901
occupied l thIeefuhs Of tie time Of the meeting
pes1ce freely introduced oo All anches Of e subject bni Ecs
s-,t ceat.f- Of the different varieties lon know
de ssari tie GREELEY P1e aud ne Concord oooer s
,pns Of bays looAed Lth a little suspicion upon some
Of yon statements Regarding o. lena had eeea little impeg
feeling although experience had been altogether
gorsh th ne uad isRASLfA suppose hoSeIef ms
ag great apt attach 10 The bn
committees onl this enantee 100 nu .. Sssne hs .hoe
gran locking light ad sision One Of the Con
mice (D Ssyesc mani resides Hesr this and
e Of he sssrtni place DKfAUARs hs end DAsl
s-soai When upon the different varieties Which
i.5,Sns Hartford ProISc sni seyersl others IA yocel
Is hon, a. Copcs-ti DR. STeserD Yes Coneori forgot
st before II rpeli val bat the bee. dropped o the 6naea
s,na tho sli ioat think much q Il on that
Prize ao j. .sy about that You know the COMMITTEES con
i Of r and thy m,si pSi s sgree ~ia ma, R & sw'e 30 %
pspoB Sses,er) There several grapes that alMas es an
prtisrenee Ccncoua fact seldom eat IhsIBUf the PCb
a. sa 70 p black OF good Size regardless 0 qA
a. 10, ts reason recommended the Concord Tor the million
grape culture, sni iayoraoF Impressed ~ its'u ~
h, believed enthusiastically the bes' boh of VINE ahl ane
Ameca susserei Mr. ConniS< man nst ms a"cee
,ses pre- pi,n Which Doctor hmsf would not swallow he
M tie o,r hosiad sady dissatisfied With that award aud
million all future years would reouAs Tue nHins O' sa
Greeley Committee" -. A., r. ,... ...
the p, on exhibition Pal for tha, preinm How was het M
lat Mr Downing whose opinion. T9nd have been n fg
public 40, there Aud d. NoFien no one So" n
Oa word about tho voting At tie meeting the best variety Thirty
$50 r were ,t for Delaware Diana r lsaba aa
% Er Cnf Tie voting Concord explained by saying Del
his choice bit for the birds Hhieh gte
him bu ihoy wouldn't touch tse I~,on i I'm"
- varieties In general cultivation aud hearing The gearrs ee '
the meeting highly la favor Of the Icns ioaf' uH'
$ r r. Elliott (aor Groves Gaie' on % i9g ssSsd to
Ht h.d am reputation Concord The poorest qus
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Tile PlcLEIC cOIST

~ rsLEoRAPs TRIBUNE
San Francisco. Feb 4.-The steamer Moses lay
lor, with passengers from Newiork JAM 10, arrived
to-day She left The ship Uncle Toby in tho port OF
san Juan; would sail for CallaO Feb. |. .
Wheat market active Good Shipping Flour-EN,
ira tG q Snperfne s. 70 Mining stocks are quoted
ChoIlar. sa!e; Imperial. $l72; Ophir. sl49. Legal
Tenders "a.
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PFEsoNA~-AmOng the arrivals at the hotels are
tc Hon Erasmus Corning, Albany OF the ST. Nicholas
Hotel; G. J. stannard, Vermont, at the Hoffman
House, A. Bcrstadt the artist. ~ the Breyoort HoHsr
Col Boeck aud Lieut. Mulcrtz of the Danish Army. at
iLO As,yI LV1sG; -. Go I....1e ~ .J4iCJ 49,
York Hotel; the Hou. f. L. Laflt sauserties at tue
Metropolitan Hotel
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RAILROAD AID.
sr rsGxaaIPH TO rHs TRIBUNE
MARYLAND.
THE nALrrMoRf crrY ELECTION.

TRIBusE. ~.
BALuMoRE, Feb. 4.-The House of Delegctes to-day
passed the Senate bill repeating the Baltimore CITY
Election bill; consequently there will be no election
on Wednesday Both Houses have also passed bill
prohibiting the sale of colOred conycts and 1t Is now
a law.
The City Council this evening postponed unit the
first Monday in September, the ordinance providing
for the education Of the chdren Of cOlOred parents
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
CIN1Di.

~ TgiHesaPH TBBUHI
MONTREAL, Feb. At is authoritanvely stated
that Parliament will meet The first week in May
The Executive meet here the 18th inst. The officers
of thee garrison have subscribed 500 for Ex-GOY
Eyres defense fund.
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Ioss or THE pHlApELrHiA BRIG Z II TTLEE.

~ raLsszAPa rEsUsa
BAIuaoRE. Feb. i-The steamship Worcester.
from Liverpool got into Annapolis, to-day, where She
aetained on account OF the ice. Her passengers aud
mar. reached this city to-day. Among The former are
Cant ! L. sears lnlT and child, and nine scautu OF the
brs g. Titler OF Philadelphia abandoned az sea. aud
carried into Bermuda Whcgo tbf worcester stopped Tor
cont IIer cargo consisted Of cOn ment- for Cincinnati
81 Loui. ana Jthor Western cities, well a. for Phia
I.l
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MISS cATHARINE COLLINS.


This indeed yery bad called upoa vt he's ssss
the Isl February ssi found hf bdas, and apsrrny tss lao
ssse Pulmonary Consumption She nghtssea CAM and
flashes times; very su.eisted AMI completely tes
proPpei bel msde the esmassa ~s
reone found the le lang from bottom dissss<
q. to complete corruption The right bronhisi obes
cavities She sd aee,sai eoss,
stated that her husbsd hs psears fcr) sad sey
Of hsr children similarly and despite the best medical ssa
then kpowo died Although sh scarcely say hogs uSd.osk
ss s,se determined Z, DO ,os s,s, t.seDsJ The
family beng that they could not sno 10 purchase "0
BY sing Syp weed Tonic sd tho hasdrsx f
ssa following advice sBd and -iento". she "o@ "e %
hearty sad takes pleasure sereo "se ma, s
uDOa her - -
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THE SOUTHERN STATES.
LOUISIANA.
STATE coNsTTUTIoNAL CONVENTION.
go IA II ~ .ptnr,sr


IT rsLssaafh IL fsR rErBrSE.
NRY- ORLEANS, Feb. 4.-The Special House Com
mittee reported bill calling for State Convention
to alter and amend the State Constitution 1t pro-
yidcs that an election shall be held on the second
Monday in April and if the people decide in favor OF
the Convention it shall assemble on the first Monday
i'm Nav The bill passed the House by vote OF more
than fourffths Its passage by the Senate is eonsld-
cred as certain but If is expected that the Governor
win veto it, Should he do so, the bill VIII ass Dy
tgO-thiTds.
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I0sEPH L. 2. ANiEs.
THE cAD1z oUARAYTrSE.

TILfsEAPH TO rhh ThbuNk
WAsHINGTOS Feb. 4.-The United States Consul,
Mr. Farrell under date OF Cadiz, Jan H. informs the
Secretary of State that the quarnne imposed vessels
coming from NewYOrk had been removed and after
that date. Therefore ships leaving NewYOrk or any
other American ports with clean health bills can go 10
their destination direct.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
NIniIrnina l.nnha.

A CAPD-w IACKsOS. No 55i BROADWAY hss constantly oa
hsli M a.,ct o. Boabszne, sat m other Mourning Dres'
OosA Eanns ShaT toakJ. Walls Crspe Handkerchlefs
O,er &c BLstss waited VITA goods 81 their residence
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ASSEMBLY.
IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The Assembly met at u o'clock p. m.
After presentation of sundry petitions, the death oi
asAngtOn Hunt was announced aud upon the adoption
OF resolutions Of coincidence, offered by Mr.. MOORE The
House adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
MARRIED.

HCGRRSrLTONIB Isookyn Monday Feb at tbs residence
of Mr Wl;m Stout by the Rev E Henry Bromley Mr. James g.
Hughes Of BsoOlyn ~ T. TO Miss Sarah IOn OF Report
mcCANNvULTE-0n Thursday 81 Trinity Chapel by the
DR. fiiSbe Lien Commander william Mccain u. Navy
Mis-, hs Elizabeth youngest daughter Of the late Charles
faaFfh
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
THE 1rAn11E ISLAND NAvY-YARn

HAREIsBIRGH Feb 4.--Senator Cameron has gone
m Washington 10 sge the passa OF the League Island
NavyYard bill now pending in The Senate II is raining
fast and frcshet is expected.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
CRIME
BURGLARY AT spEfNGvn1E.

Abant O'Clock on last Saturday morning the resi-
dencc OF Mr.. John Valentine, ut sprngve, staten
Island WAS entered By party OF burglars through The
front parlOr windows and about SIS in money stolen
Two valuable gold huntlugFasrd watches and chains
valued at about 500 beside clothing 10 the value OF 800
were a taken
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Impertast Carss Easctsd By bf. = scseask.
ID Tus usK or his CRLEBRATBD PULM0SiC sgRg4, ss>s
r''S'. --vgp TONIC AND MANDRAKE PILLS fnlh
.-L IL Ne., so Rnnn CRRTIRIGATR6. " -

| SFrS'. .~~vD TONIC AND MANDRAKE PILLS falA
/ NFth We. &c IRON CERTIuGkrBs: s4NfN
N" BARTHOLOMEW cesssf D. --vuar uuot o. he's
fors f'me my rooms q BOrdsi, Ni,a eosGss
s She was nervoes skin yelior toagae coated
sV coagb sd wasted shadow her wud sasets-
. she gey dl stupid have lost her sesssase
cn5s The oao had beeo running fourteen toa hos
coal cnre her anf her al mecues Ikep ber bsws
well open There holes the matter egn V
rg thea until the whole out n took abost tsr><
let One day me frightened the IA
bad stopped running and the ho healing sp and 6oeto~
had told be' 20 ad and no, Jet heal aP. ~oud dessh
told her that her system .ss in ferni condition the disease ssf
len The system sud ustue hsd healed be uessrp She te and
has brought me more patients than cwsd
Mr Bartholomew broagh. fsaa Biss aeisds ses
ae Of Stanford Conneccu Ia hs last stage d UoasunPaea
ersmined her lungs The middle lobe Of the right lang va s isS
he boacbs iabe len badly affected She had bad nussr
hemorhages ve encouragement bot Mrs Bsshcsonss sS
she knew sn felt confident experience that eoat s~s
really ng ber and ,asi other patients esos
g MI worse faa Der hstfs q: VI 6ndeoot W c..s
Miss SeoReli rensned Nsvfo aud took bs Syrup Teae "a
Pills. snd h got well and Oo well quite aeshg and this ss
peculiar feature of my msnesaer the. become cured sss ta
system such healthy that they become rather aesby Mis- SEQ
Geld occasionally SsrYOr snay. calls ny ss
she aJ feels Indebted prcOngag her e wks
death seemed staring ee and takes pleasure stating her
70 those patients may waiting advises all Do q hs
did restored health AID several occasions has allowed ~
@ sascsa 81 Saisns = them hear The noise sts' s ps.
ias through the lungs the middle lobe being - s.'".
sl.ss seT sPPeaDae-a aDe, healthy young ls4y
,soal'A'd "N N@R..sg'-SayEw aMe7.
m r. PRAMBES No ali vias si. Ph,sd.vhis
trBs from Pulmonary Consumption durgg Winter Of s9
pbyscs said he ecid be cured lie fingered nzi Spring
times able to BE- aboai and then confined
pleasant day feeling little better he took Sa Prsk
enjoy the fresh air. and while sitting down for few
cough violently and broke blood vessel before
could e obtained lac nearly bd death Some Of those who wse
think he passed nearly gallon blood Ne carried Mr. Bow
ers Drug Store Sirta and yhesi aud bis physician for
once gave him saying the HVe bi get hin
home Hang been known or the Behborhos5
being suceess in sneh family
hen on his back bed completely porss and he could afraid
fearing he might bleed to death He hal taken sssgsais
the bleeding sad eOspse tas bcwe os fear
wOsld star. the bleeding again.
Amer taking thorough vies Of the prescribed quite lhs
verse arst gave bis large dose Of Mandrake Pns The
bowels freely sod 10 change the ccuoa n
would certainly have had another hemohg and have be
thea gave him the Pohnone syrup and the sswed Tcae freely
nearly three mouths before co csagh s.hs-gt
my he did not have snO,h.r hehossge si fs
recovered, aud a,. healthy
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MRS. GEO. W. LANKINa

No. 6lIAb Philadelphia tOmy o6ee aues emsesiss
sppte yellow ss iDcessat oongh and eoaPlr,eJ debd
made examination and found uhg mach desJ She hs1
quite Of H,srTh0Oes e g shl ssia saa
sinking into the grave c1s.t stage s
Consumption osud give b ls encouragement bad ds.es
my She commenced osas
Syrup weed Tonic aad Asaake Pills and fo9SSst~y
strictly appetite restored ssd she began 10 eEpes
tose feeN coagh strength rspd ,essrs
esaged appearance ssoshed her eud This In is
She healthy aeshy woman weighing less iss ~ polsis
New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
GnH Caich,as.

Qu. E,elf bassss this. su es"S Hs tsss-s
SON. with another A tin. rHALoSs NI9HfsbeenH~
CgREUs-Oyins The ms Of e origins, 'riieP'"'ea p'''S
good guis; tricks eoasese have bees 20
Thoroughly y,a,i.d oas press thai their sb'a' rgeS