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The New York herald., 1868-02-03
A UCTIoN NOTICE. os
MaRniAcent Hausehotd Furniture

=, public auction, ORLANDO wARREK, Aacsonesr on
mansion 4 west .teenth street between th si1th
svenuss. commanding at clock superb Drawing Room
ton rosewood Etageres BOOKCASE Centre Tables Kncog
Cabinets Velvet Carpets ATror Bronze SatuAry,
OH Paintings By eminent artists Brocsts LAos Our
tains, scvres vaseA Ornaments Turkish Essy Chairs,
Lounges Ptanoorts Stool Cover. Nuse stand
Books HAta ndosewood and walnut Dnrsaus, Wadrobsa
BedsteadA hair and Spring Mattresses Banke'
Table buffet elea ant China Ware GIasswafe stlver
Ware Table Cutlery Linen Also all the F6rnit9re q hs
ssrvans apartments NJ B.-Competent persons In attend
mack and re- tho noOds.
The New York herald., 1868-02-03

MARBLE MANTEI.S.--SU NANTkl,s on HAND or
NI every style quality which will be sold Tor me ner'
70 days ibef Al dedueu0n, At ksDcrs msnei ware
rooms, ia East lsth street, near ID avenue.
NTARBLETZED SLATE NANTELs, HALF rHk
M price of marble. send for circulsf
a. u. STEWART, 16 sifth asenue.
between THIRTY 1nh and rhirty-eisth sIraets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-18
CONGRESS NOMINATIONS.

The Michigan Democratic Convention noml-
mated WIN. Newton Flint for Congress from the WIN
District.
The Republican Congressional Convention
for the VIIh District OF Iowa, held at Montana Iowa.
has nominated Charles POmcrOy OF Boone Ihls DlSulct
has been represented by Judge Hubbard six years
The Democratic Convention OF the llld Con
crcoual District of Indiana met at Madison on the l5th
and renominated the Hon. W. s. Holman WHO lnaue d
speech which was cOOy received, except th0se PoI-
tons i'm which he attacked Mr.. Seymours financial theo
ries.
The Republcans of Erie, Mexican, Cameron,
Clarified Forest Jefferson and Warren counties, Iehh
sylvana, have unanimously declared G' me % fSr
ton OF Mr. SchOheld TO Congress Elk the ohy oIncr
County IN the District, has expressed preference Aoi
Mr.. Henry sOuther
Major r. II. Glass of The LynchburP Repu6-
Hcau aud the Conservative nominee OF ms ioi
Congress publishes "A card Withdrawing from inc can
yass The reason assigned by him Is that he Is informed
that IL has been publicly expressed III cer'a
that Conservative nominations for Congress arc ,ncAe
dent M districts where the cOlOred vote prepOndeIaes
aud that such districts u wOuld be wlsest anu U.s. 49,, 49,
the white people 10 induce negro chhulua'eS ~ '" '
hed and support their election
The Democratic Congressional Convention OF
Speaker Cofax's district Wednesday ana hoini
mated Judge NJ X Farrand OF Laporte Iol o9hipd ,G
the fourth ballot G. H. Reeves VI ,,fifnrs in lie
Convention Reeves, after the nomination hauS al O
neutrality-suspicious. speech ana s'aie s Jews in this re-
spect heartily. He was wildly ana 81, ne ,y
cheercd from the commencement TO the emo INC nUt
nation ia highly satisfactory 10 the RepuDcdn Paiy
aud nsures Packards election to Congress WIN "' oa''
5000 majority.
The Republicans of the XVIII Congress
sional District of New-YOrk, composed OF IOmphlns,
BrO0me, Toga, and schuyler Coue St on the country
themselves and conferred great beheht Oh GtIes W
by restoring the public service thc lV -, n,go0o
HoiSkiss Of Bnghamto who was wa Hnm Wn s. Lincoln,
who now represents that district IN ana
k1 was elected u 1897 70 me Ss same district but
the idea OF rotation which has prevailed toV KeussI ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-18

that those afraid OF sunsroke carry wet paper In their
hats The where this has failed was when the
victim used a copy containing SeymOurs late speech
CINCINNATI. July 1.-THE weather continues very not
twenty five OF sunsroke occurred yesterday ten
OF which were fatal Nine were reported up 10
p m today eight OF which fatal. The total mum
fatal.
NASHVILLE, July 1.-THE thermometer to-day STOOD
at i IN the shade Two deaths occurred by sunstroke
CHICAGO, july 1.-Two cases OF sunstrOle were re
ported To-Day neither OF which fatal inc hlghest
point reached ny the thermometer to-day was a.
lNDIANAFoLls' July 1.-THE weather continues very
hot. -Four cases OF sunstrOke were reported to-day.
81. LOUIS July 1.-THE number of deaths for the week
ending to-day is 203, Of which 80 were by cholera
antum IL by sunstrOke, Il by apoplexy and soften
ing the The two latter We're super Induced by
heat The weather, today has been hotter than ever,
the Thermometer marking from 1902 to 1852 in the shade
according TO locality The same intense heat prevails
throughout the region west of here.
BALTIMORE, July 17.The american publishes lst Of
80 sunStrOkes yesterday, q of which proved fatal
MINNEAPOLIs. Mimi, July E.-ThermOmeter yesterday
ranged from go to 1859 in the shade Only one Of
sunstTOke reported. -
House OF REPRESENTATIVES. July 1.-THE thermome-
ter in the ChambeS to-day indicated 9O'.
MONTREAL, July 1.-THE maximum temperature at
the Observatory during the heated cycle was 90 lO
SAVANNAH, July 1.-THE weather is very hot here.
Several cases Of sunstrOkc occurred today two OF which
proved fatal. The thermometer indicates 95'. .
MONTGOMERY, ALA, July 17-Ths has been the hottest
day known here for many years The Thermometer al
one time Indicated l04 There OF sunstroke
WILMINGTON, DEL, July l7.-Durng the three Gays
ending Thursday four fatal eases OF sunsroAe occurred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-18
TIE woRKINGMEN's UNION.

A meeting of the Workngmen's Union was
held last night at the headquarters IN the Bowery the
President MI VIM J. Jessup, in the chair. Delegates
from the Ship Joners Union from the Brass Founders
and Fnshers Protective Union, and from the NewNork
Practical Painters Society received and admitted
70 seats on the floor Officers then elected for the
current wear as follows President, William j. Jessup
First Vice President Henry Tucker; Second NcePresi
dent NELL Mundy; Recording Secretary, James O'Don,
uel corresponding Secretary, W j. JeSSup tlnanClal
secretary c. T. Taylor Treasurer, John Ennis sergeant
at Arms r. j. Kelley. The delegates from the Plaster
ers society reported that the trade IS now wei employed
eight hours a day; and the painters announced mat
such of the as comply win the
rcpulatous OF the society were employed eight hours.
The report OF the treasurer showed the receipts Tor the
past x months be S32 So the expenditures for the
announced that the Plasterers National Union would
hold the next annual session In Boston, on the eth OF
July 1869 and that the National Labor congress womb
assemble in this city In September Committees were
appointed TO visit several Trades Unions at their next
meeting after which Mr. John Ennis said that the work
incmen OF Detroit, Chicago and other cities and
towns in the West, had expressed themselves
determined to support the brleklayers or New
York IN their endeavors 10 establish eight
hours "A a days labor lie earnestly recommended
that the societies IN this state with when the work
ngmcns Union is IN communication be appealed to for
material support The President, Mr. JesSup, said that
il was in contemplation 10 issue an appeal to the work
ngmen OF the United States, that the attitude assumed
by the brickayers may be maintained until employers
are willing accede to the demands OF that trade
brief discussion was had upon the circumstance that the
various branches OF the City Government require the
tradesmen In their employ to labor ten hours day ex-
ceptng the pasterers and the brckayers Inc meeting
then adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-18

AGNEy sutdeny No ~ Pnss THURSDAY Iss ius. S.
friends Of the family members Of Sycamore LoFe J
s1d 81 and ,lGse q E3'eDrse Chapter No Jersey Cy'
are invited 20 attend L funeral this morning O'Clock The TO
mains will be taken 10 STANFORD, Conn.
BEARDA sea on April H. 1869 voyage C.Ao Psra-
Eugene Beard 81 SewYOrk, aged 81 Jsan and nsn,AS
Caroline Irers SsTTal wife o. TheOPhlD Beien sssa q
yesrs
Her remains Lonioo COM he 18th sst
CHEStBROUGHOp THURSDAY, the 18th inst Of choers intsn.
sgus, Youngest Of Robert and Margaret Cbe'ebo1 sgd
The friends o. The family are invited to attend the ner, at TRINITY
nIra Rochelle on Saturday the 18th inst Q" "is'
CORLBrTOn Monday tho 18th inst Eears Cors aged rear.
The relatives and friends Of "a. Of the Metre.
posH Police arerespeay avd at churcs
Of the ptercesson corner lod Tenth
(CsrmaDsyiie on Sunday. the lsth iRst 2pn.
on wednesday tho lsh inst Louis. A. ube
The funeral will take place late residence off,. deceased No
West Thirty aHtLst SATURDAY the le'h inst O'Clock Tbs
relatives and friends Of toe family respectfully invited ,t.-ai
without further notice.
DENNSToNAt Blooming Grove Orange County. s. T. FRIDAY
July = 1868 Agnes daugaer Of Mar aai the late Robert Dsnn'
Funeral rom the residence o. mother Sur-y TIE
81
ERSySE-Ou THURSDAY the inst wife Of ROSea
The funeral take place on saturday 18th inst, At 10 fo
Friends OF the family invited attend without further notice
fSon Friday shernOOa July is MARY wife o. James FISH,
Funeral services Monday the 2o ns No 10 Wash
HgrCHMsOEOn evening, Iuly TO- .fssa p,t iine
Notice O funeral % M6udsy
L4MoS NJ A bis residence rsss so,g1 the o0 Of Jua'
LfyINGSTONu this City. THURSDAY inst Bruss
Livingston IN the 18th year Of his age
The viii place stephens CLsrea
and ends OF The family nye 70 attend without hrthe Bss
TOMPHINSA the residence q his bothernav Dsyid Comsos
Funeral viii take place bis late residence morday ay 20 :,
o'clock Remains viii be taken 70 Greenwood rom TEea s'sAth d
deDut al d. lock AZ q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-18
ARMY GAZETTE.

WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE fOllowlng-n named Off
Gers have been relieved nom duty the Military Academy a. West
pt ard ordered TO their stations the h september next:
n.y I.ut Dol K r. Warren Captain 81 Artillery Breget Lieut.
al l. benjamin. Captain "a Artillery Breye MAJOR T. g. Rush,
ioth Infantry Can't H. Hamilton l4th Infantry First Lieut.
NJ Adams Corps Engineesj First Lieut. H. r. LedSar 4h Ar'
H., Rrevet Mai Gen A Webb Lieut. Col h Infantry, has been
from duty At the Military Academy the 18th Of September
, or as thereafter Capt Robert Can 4d Infantry shall
49, him when Gen will Join bis regiment The following
sme officers been ordered report for duty West Point the
merit relieve the officers above named: Breye Leui
81 P,r,ous Captain 4h Artillery; First Lieut. e. r. Davis.
Cp, Rpanee First Lea George Greenough 2 Infantry
cent Charles Shae Ordnance Department; Second Lieut. Louis
Gnpi, 81 Artillery, Breye Major W. f. Watson Captain 5th A
y has been ordered before the Retiring Board at York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-18

the State OF York prevented his being returned
the ALth Congress- although he was earnestly supported
by his county. Mr.. HOtchkiss distinguished.
throughout his four years service for his great ability
and his patriotic devotion to the public interests He
OF the first discern the trcachcry OF Andrew
johnson, and no i'm the XX&IXth Congress enjoyed
the honor OF Andrew JohnsOns hatred 10 greater de
gree.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-18
The Celebrated
WALTER GRAPE.

NAL 1T II IINAIT.
ANr Is years experience present aud
We know the WALTER offered will restore
grape raising Its ahunias sugar rans Indoors
the yine great grower and bearer contains 10 clusters %
bloom cluster the East which ia
marketing We known the foliage ew succeeds
soil Seeding the Delaware crossed vita the dams
before the Hartford therefore The
Hest hardest and best variety y" - each in sdyaac,
Orders dei while supply lasts No charge for packing
Send for beautiful ard opinions Of vaeysrsis II
SLOUGHf salesman Neiork City Headquarters AZ Pow
Hotel PArkroE FERRIS CAfWOOD PO keeps " X.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-18
FUNERALS TO-DAY.

ADAIR ANDREW. CITY Hotel Jersey City
CAREY MICHAEL No l3l Hui5on.st.
DARLING, Mrs LOUISA A.. No % ives, Thirty nj ~ -
DOLAN. PATRICK. Susse1-st.. jersey Cty.
FULLER ERNEST DE- ". Lefertsavc., BroOkirn.
CANNON ANN f. No. Il Bro0mest
HulLER. Mrs MARY. Hackensaek. n. J.
LIVINGSTON VAN BRUGH 81. stephens Church
MURRAY. Mr-. MARY BLlZABETH. 81 Peters ChuI,r
SPIhNE COLEMAN. Fort Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-18

Investment for Mechanics.FOryegh' lots Of q etg IS.
fronting the Cotsyile and Hackenck roads The
West Shore Railroad will be finished Fort Lee by anf
Union Hill aud Pasadeave horse road Will pass these lots two
The Northern Railroad depot less than mile OF tbs
property Only small per ceuage cash Il Is the ehsapesi and
promising property for prudent Apply 10 Dr. kDNA ARD n
DIXON No ~ Fnhsve between aud daily and aai IN tina
Mechanics who would make prudent investment Tor the
fltur would do we'll 20 eramne-i0rty-eight lots
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-18
DIED

ALLRE-ou Thursday July 49, MARY Jsse wife Of Joseph Alice
the 5lst year Of her age 80 ,
relatives and friends o. hnH are n'SI 70 Aen'
from her rcdeaoe No " LafsIss Brooklyn On sunday
he lyth laa. Al , o'clock m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-18

RITCR-OLsRN-Ah MIests General Consulate San Francisco
os e b the Rev Wssworth Archibald Alexander Richie 10
Rrbrca O.eu ne OF George G. Johnson Consul General VI
Swrleu nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-18
TOMORROW
being the commencement DAY Of the new story
LARGE EXTRA EDITION

LAkNE EAIRA EDITION
oe SUNDAY MERCURY will lie issued lut By certain
that fully the requirements 81 the public Miss Bsiins
popularity country second that living
consequently anticipated News viii 90 we'll therefore seui
their orders possible Beside nameui
OF Bertrand; the Idiot Of the Molntau
all parts Of the world o. light restny
adapted heated term the original sketches o. society
correspondence saa p0et &C. &c there sill
be rich and lively VARIETY
intended supply the demand for viii
valuable advertisers Of which t tes he that
themselves before the dispatches
evening The circulation Of the GREAT
SUNDAY NEWSPAPER which ordinarily four times greater than tht
Sunday papers combined will BE- Increased TIN
THOUSAND COPIES being haa
equal tie Oldest % is Sunday coicpoinss
OFFICE 80. 10 FULTONSr.. NEAR NASSAU.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-18
MIRRIEu

For ,Iotb Patches Pekes and Tan on the Face Peuys
MI ,nI Errtke lotion. Sold BY DmggTs eNeEyNhse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-18

XlYT ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT he'd a. No g Ihfiaye, Tburs
luy TO- the following gentlemen elected
officers Of the GRANT AND COLFAX CLUB Presitn Capt H. Ma
hgan YcePTesen Capt, John Brady Col Crsnia Sers.ar
Frank Granted Lieut. George Carter Treasurer Col Cara
Schwartz Me.ng light the Club will he every THURSDAY EVEN
All loyal soers and sailors In favor othc election OF GRAFT AID
Collar requested TO enroll as members OF tie Club
FRANK CANrRELL, S..-.,,r,., Capt A. II. MULLIGAS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-18
Knapp's Concentrated Extract of Roots.

FOR NAMING ROOT BEER
The attention and the public ia general called TO the
preparation for making thai pleasant and healthy sDns
beverage known as KNAPP'S CELEBRATED ROOT BEER
put up and - bottles also in gallon cans al
s2 for making 200 and gallons the Beer For sale T
p b. KNAPP Co.. No 62 udsoast and By druggist. generally,
Post-Ohice Notce-Ths Mails Tor Europe vii BE- d,pahes
this ohee TUESDAY THURSDAY shd sAIURDAt ess
lug O'Clock and stations aai b. IL IS; C. astD HIS
4 and r. llO and G. at II o'clock N. ,,.
WEDNESDAY the hour Of rhlch 90
posted the General oee sod the Stations TUESDAY
JAMES KELLY. P N
All Those Who Believe Mature has provided remedy ZOE
disease consult Dr. o. PHBLPPS BROWN AS1o tns
Complete Herbaist" personally BY lester at Nc ~ Gass'h
CITY OF Chronic Diseases Without eaa'ge no
having lately returned from Europe
If have the Dyspepsia Heaasehe' aH
do thank 10 aner using hAhiooNs
PRRISTALTC LOZRNGES wall t he price o. the cor 500
AZ No Trenop TEMPLE Bos,en and at CKTTBNTONs Medical
WafsLoase No Srhae everywhere Mailed Tor % cent?
Ph9nix Disnfectant the bes. and cheapest ieodone WI rec
ss stables sboa and poultry yards perfectly ssees
.ul protect melons sod oshs plants nom te ~ @
worms Fiat pseuan awarded By American sstr ' AseaeS.
NJ ApetS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-18

More timely rhymes here:
And Blair full OF rye
Every Tammany lnJun's
Fingers IN the pie.
When the pie is opened
Little birds viii sing,
seymour seymour wants 20 be,
But never VIII be king
Feeling very risky.
Full Of high ambition
Synonym for whiskeyI,
Seymour out doors
Showing of his clothes
Long comes Ulysses Grant
And Hips OF his nose.
On Wednesday night the compositors Of
The World had quarrel fat take and during
the row. accidently pied "sayins-saley" containing
the following words
l46 Grants. go Hiram jlysse,es.
"a eot. 10 Violated constitution.
40 Grecleys. q Howlus Radicals.
5000 Trihuucs IS Eleedmcu.s bureaus.
/ Hiram Sidney. 70 Hang me HpUids
200 tlOON lois. $500. ''Iilal N"I9'
GO uIgccrS. 100 tdIptIbdgsrIS.
50 Beast Buffers. 90 seymour the patriots.
And several similar terms, all o. which account for
the unexamr!cd decency Of Tie World On Thursday
morning
The miserable twaddle about Gov. Scymour's
addressing tho NewYorI mob my friends isrcsortcd
10 again as evidence Of his sympathy with turbulence
he was using his best endcavors TO suppress He was no
more responsible for the mob in NewYork than Gov.
Andrew was for the mob in Boston, Boston Post
you not create revolution when You say that your
persons may be rghtfuly seized your property conis
Gated your homes cntcrcd2 Are you not exposing your
selves your interests, 10 great peril rs that
with which you threaten Us Remember this that me
Joody and revolutionary doctrine Of pubiic necessity can be
yrocaimed BJ q mob as peH as bya 0orDHmeHL ZAP
plause l-l Seymour nine days before the Riot
The Washington correspondent of The Boston
Adrerfis0 says:
A gentleman from Tennessee says that several dele
gates from that State to the NewNOrk Convention are
going to support Grant and CofaS IL Is further stated
that they get their the White House. and that
the President while he will not come out for Grant VIII
do nothing either officially or personally to hep sey-
mOuT.
Per contra the Washington correspondent Of The Boston
Post who IS in the Presidents confidence says: Presi
dent johnson assured your correspondent to-day that the
ticket had his best wishes and would receive all the sup
mort the Federal Executive able 10 give.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-18

pen The greatest senoa Of toe ha aebeVet
other tnumph story entitled
OSCAR BERTRAND;
OR. THE
IDIOT OF THE MOUNTAIN,
BY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-18

that sleeps till s sUskes The world on SUNDAY morning ia
climax its It's ONCE Is Ike hive; tie c.A o. -
shooting sticks marks the fing seconds in it. eomposngron and
working
as But o SUNDAY MERCURY the hours put busy
would he barren ofut 20 the reading world the ua.mey bas
important fash hat closes The Lightning series would she'd light the
Sunday breakfast table tie accidents otnses marine arrivals what
else Of interest crowded the between mdngli and
TIron fhrous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-18

Tic average day Epcrat1Gc o. this latitude Tor p
wears ending -5i taken from the records OF the Deat
ana Dumb MstlLutc when II occupied tAt sJo WhcIc
~. Columbia college how stands Wa as follows June
6su- July. 1910. August. 7l5o The greatest mean
trmucrdfufc lor % years, ending l, was 90 ana the
greatest mean FOR any year during the same tme Was
l From June UNITS. August eases were returned u,
lows. -Iu-trokc g. effects Of neat 70; congestion OF
the bsau lil To the pacticcd physician II Is evident
that u large majority II not al these eases, death Hid
resulted from the cause. Work ana eep Wheh you
have plenty ~ fresh cir aud keep iree from undue eN
r.tcineut there 10 ,nen little danger 6f sunstrohe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-18
RrREL MEETING IN SEw-oRLEANs.

NEw.ORLEASs, July 1.-THE Rebels are
making extensive preparations FOR the illumination pro
ces.ion and the meeting at Lafayette square t0hoIroW
night 10 ratify the nomination OF seymour ana bar
largely attended Republican, ratification
,ncetiug Was held at Brdgeton, N j. on Thursday night
Tlr enthusiasm high. and confidence IN the cleo
ZION of the National and State ticket WAS manifested
John Y Foster OF Newark and ohergcnuemen dslYereu
addre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-18
OSCAR BERTRAM;


The 1DiOl Of he. MUM AIN
has as,re appeared the columns Of American Newspaper
IT, po ingenious aud the deuouement sily Concealed
works while the dialogue incidents and tuk
tons are scarcely naale-iin the hest OF them.
OSCAR BERTRAND the icous Il its
al author fail command the admiration Of the r.ast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-18
LIBERALITY AND ENTERPRISE

which required make each issue Of The SUNDAY MERCURY The
and comprehensive published IN Tie civilized
word scarcely BE- credited stated print No isly
er ANYTHING much but thea daily paper contains
hall has equa rs reporters gre legion
the United States o. SnndF morning there
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-02-01
vILLasow, WALKER COUNTY, GA, |

JuncW-Ss lcOVs
 Dr JonN BULL--Dedr Sir: l have recent ly given your .Worm Destroyer" several trials. and find it wonderfully etEcacious. It has not failed in single instance to have the wished for effect. l am doing a pretty large country practice. and have daily use for some article of the kind lam free to confess that know of no remedy recommended sy the ablest authors that is so certain aud speedy in it's effects On the contrary they are un- certeain in the extreme. My object in writ ing you is to find upon what terms 1 can get the medicine directly from you. If can get it upon easy terms 1 shall use great deal of it. l am aware that tl.e use of such articles is contrary to the teachings and practice of a great majority of the reguiar line of M. D IS, but see no just cause or good sense in dis carding remedy which we know to be etfl- cient, simply because we may be ignorant of it's combination. For my part, shall make it a rule 10 use all and any means to alleviate suffering humanity which may be able to command--not hesitating because some one more ingenious than myself may have learned it's effects first, and secured the sole right to secure that knowledge. However, am by no means advocate or supporter of the thousands of wort Mess nostrums that flood the country, that purport to cure all manner of disease 10 which human flesh is heir. Please reply soon, and inform me of your best terms am. sir, most respectfully,
 JULIUS P. CLEMENT, M. D.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-02-01

THE TEXAS ToNIC SYRUP.-Having had indubitable evidence of its prompt and certain effects from the testimony of multitude of respectable citizens, amog whom is classed some of our best Physicians, we do not hesitate to recommend his Preparation in all cases of lever and Ague and Chills and Feve indeed, from the facts in our possession of it's intrinsic value, it wouh not be too much for Us to state that Then the directions are strictly compled with we warrant cure in every case, where it is tried, It is pleasat to the taste and the cheapest Medicle in the world. Therefore, in truth, may be declared the day is not far dis,nt when it must be appreciated and u,d in every household were Fever ad Aguc or ChilIs and Fever is found exist.
 MANSFIELD & HIGBEE,
 Sole roprietor. Memphis, Tenn,