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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-14
1 UCTION NOTICE.: N. TAYLOR, AUcTI0NEER.
4 Magnificent Household Furniture,
Rosewood Pianoforte, Drawing Room Furniture,

A CCTroN NoTlcE.--Ar ERNEST R0TUrs FURNI-
~ ture Mandatory s. Blcecker street, between Broad
wS and Maaerry street Furniture at less than auction
pzaoes AMI warranted Magnificent Paror Suits covered with
Any French reps hArcoth x8 $780,
&l2 $3.50 and xsul; also $4,000 worth OF all kinds
rA-sSr, Bedroom and Dining Room Furniture, cheap.
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4 J. BLErcKER, SON ! co, AUcTroNEERs

A j. BLEFCKEK, BON y CO., AUCTIUNEEhb.
IN. Receivers Sale.
Tuesday, October 60 at IL O'Clock at the Exchange Sales
room FRS. four story brick Houses and Lots
a4 44A First southeast of Twenty sixth
street; ~ Sx50 az 29x50; both let's 81 feet deep
the houses g5od order Second story
and basement high brick Hose and Lot 675 Second
avenue ives. side between Thrtysixh and Thyscventh
streets gize is 6xl5 house contains BATH water
closets, SC. JOHN PALMER, Receiver.
Maps at n Cedar street.
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TfIos. vEIrCH, AUCT1oNEBE
j once lis Nassau street
public sale scne al assortment OF f
nture Cutlery, Jeweiry &c. Thursday October To- NJ AZ
M ~ IL 4. DAVIES, Jr., Public Administrator.
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Is LEEDS MINER will SCH by auction on Thursdsy,
Oct To- at l6 O'Clock, at the private residence. No sss West
1Lirtyfourth street. opposito the Blind Arylu, geneol
Hou.sAoa funliars tho property q family dssn'9g
gold figured brocate rosewood ditto In
green push carved marble top Centre Tables black wal
mirror back Etageres elegant ft Clock under glass
shadc marble dhto Iioh prian Figure, and Groups black
rcaoa washtands Commodes, window Shades, Hair Mat
azses Straw Plasses Feather Bods Holsters and Flows,
oak ani painted Cottage Suits oak marble Sideboard oak
Extension Dining Table, oak frame Clock elegant china Din
se Crockcry, Clan Ware Cutlery and Kitchen Ware,
&C., I'd
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DRIAN h. MULLER, AUOTIONEEk.
"A Handsome Household Furniture at auction.
ADRIAN H. MULLER, r. r. WILKINS 4 CO., WIN sell
st auction on Friday October 49, at l0% O'clock At the pr
vate residence (od No. East Twenyh street. Mad
son al the Household Furniture in the above
consisting OF seennt Paor Suts IN dAmask and
brocaIe Dining Room Furniture in oak white and Gilt China
Dinner and Tee Sets One Glassware Cutlery &C. also
rosewood and mahogany Bedroom Suits Hair Mattresses
Feather Beds and Pillows Brusses Velvet and Ingram Car
Utensils.
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= HERMAN, AUCTIoNEER.

CHERYvF,s SALE. RICHARD WALTERS AUCTION.
- GER will soil this day Wednesday, at IL o'clock AZ pey
II North river the Onesxth Intcrest In 1ugboat william ~
Footc. JAMES ObhlEN, baerins
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DAwNBRoKER'S SALE THIS DkY-BY JOHN MORTT.
IL MER, Ii East Broadway, OF 400 lots Womsns choice
Clothing ediing and other hne Goods. Worthy tho alton
ton deacrs by order of NJ Mehrbach as Grand street.
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DAwNBRoKER,S sALE-THIS DAY, At 80 NEW
j. Bowery, JAMES AGAR will sell, at 10H o'clock, tOo
lots OF Mems and Womens Clohin Bankets Quilts Beds
Pilows. BY order OF l.. Koon, Seventh avenue.
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l,Y ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON, AycTroNEEEs ,IMroRs;
ani1r.p hNp sILvEP Marches or EVERY DEsCRIP:
TON BEING rue BALANCE OF STOCK OF 0NE "
TRT. .. -, - :. ....,o, -
Tbnrssay October u.s. oontnusd on 18th, 17th 18th and
soth ht the entire stock disposed Of AZ 4ys BrSadway
between Spring and Broome Streets commencing eacn dhy
IO o'clock comprising C0J ladies' and gcntemens
Gold and Silver Watches Of every description. :,
The attention OF the public aud particularly tne unc
invited 10 sale, will afford facilities seldom met Win
Tor stock their prices large number
OF Warranted tmekcepers will be sold sngy All Watches
according 70 description, and the entire ock W
W POSITIVELY SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE.
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j. BLEECKER, SON CO., AUcTIoNEER.
IA. 10 settle partnership.
Wednesday, ocobea at II O'CLOCK the Exchange saes-
room. srce.Three story high stoop basement and
cellar brown stone House and Lot south side 10th street.
and contains AL tie modern improvements. 1924 street
Three story atoop basement and cellar brick
and Lot south aide 22d street, commencing 40 feet
OF Second house and contains all the
modern improvements Maps at ~ Cedar street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-14

ITO PHYSICIANS OR OTHERs.-THE FOUR STORY
brown House 1913 Twelfth street. between Second
and Third including all the Carpets and Ocoth
which good Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures large
Mirrors in dining elegant Mirrors and Cornices IN front
modern convencnces portable furnace cellar cold
water fourth floor and In In perfect order
borhood Permits from s. FITZPATRICK, Bulls Head Bank
Building.
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A DJoURNED sALE-ALL THE fLATBUsH LOTS
VII be sold aosoluey to tho highest bidder by JOHNSON
change sacsroom Ill Broadway, New York. Msps
ready at 81 Nassau street, New York. and lb7 Montague
street, brooklyn.
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"A nituro.-THOs. w LINDSEY, Auctioneer, by b B.
HENRY, will sell Thursday October 10, and Friday
brown stone residence % West Twelfth street, few
from Fifth avenue, consisting Of elegant
Pianoore and Stool with city makers full guaranteed Par
lor and Chamber Suits, covered in rich French medallion
Tables Turkish Chairs and Lounges, beautifully carved
black walnut EteGere Buffet, Bookcase Secretary Hall
Stand, Bureaus, Bedstead Wardrobe Dining Room Furni
ture, Brussels and Ingram Carpets Lace Curtains, Hair Mat
China Glass and Silver Wares Table Cutlery. Co., all Of
which nearly Tho House, containing 10
10 LET. Neighborhood Drst class.
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II LEWIs r. woon, AUCT1ONEER,
ny A. d. MELLICK, JR, \ BkD.a ,rc,vv
AUCT1ONEERS AND DEALERS IN NEw obNSEA
REAL ESTATE, 20 PINE STREET.
WEDNESDAY, october II.
POSITIVE SALE OF zoo BUILDING LOTS,
at Cherry Ill., ten mles from New York; In the suburbs u
Hackepsack. -, -
These lots handsomely situated on man gIounu co
uandng extensive views OF the surrounding counuy a,e u,
the midt handsome euents ana are uneAccp,o
able every respect The streets and avenues ao
oupbly graded, sidewalks made and cutters esapsneu.
Cherry m beautiful park OF residences ~ I'LL,
New York by rail and within 10 mica nye n ,ne rvay i
second special train by the Ee hs'roaa WIZ
leave Chambers street at w 30 on the morning o.
the sale
Collation. served the grounds :. a..
For railroad passes, maps aud run EARTHQUAKE "pPy ~ w.
ONCE OF tho aucIoneer, ~ Pine street,
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A -A-PROSPECT Park LOTS
~ The great sale OF 200 splendid Prospect Park Lots IN
ss,sry entrance WI take Place ThwsaaS
Exchange saesroo lliBroadway New York One block "a
covered with nns old forest win be sold in villa
plots Such Sites with magnificent shade within three
blocks from the Park must In time become the choice lots
IN the vicinity OF the Park and chance for pro-
the Park near the entrance Don't fan 70 be a the sale
Maps OF the property ready the of the Auc
toneer Nassau streat New York, and l57 Aontagus
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A MAX BAYERsDoRFER, AUCTIoNEER,
n. Office 81 Bible House.
Friday October 49, 101 o'clock Of four story brown
Stone residence IN irving place,
Comprising superb rosewood Parlor Suits richly
covered In and gold satin two very richly carved
rosewood Pianos elegant Mirrors Paintings Eneravings
pets, &C., &C. Full particulars day Of sale, when catalogues
viii be ready
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IN
M. THIS DAY, at l01S O'Clock.
Continuation Gale OF elegant Furniture, this day. At l0B
O'clock the saesroom, Nassau street VIZ Rosewood
Paror Suits walnut do In brocac and reps eod walnut
and rosewood Chamber Suits Carpets cuedhai aressca
Pier Mirrors 90 Tho whole TO DO peremptory soid Wor'
thy attention.
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NEORT0AGE EALE.-BENJ. r. FAIRCHrLD, AUCTION
M Thursday, October Is at 10 A. NJ, at the sabe
Of A. w. Smith, street. Ninth avenue the
following property VIZ. One Horsc, Wagons and twQ
sets Harness and imediatey after st az West Forty
Bottles ECO Boxes olce Desk TO- BY order OF mort
cnQe
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II A. LAWRENCE, AUCTIONEER-
~. reremptoy sale Of two very desirable thres scZ me
east OF First avenue, at aucton.-LAWRENCK& STRAT.
TON win sell at auction Thursday October L. 1865 at ~
O'Clock At the Exchange Salesoo Ill Broadway those two
very desirable three story and Mansard slate roof Houses On
These houses have high stoops with light basemen
anu ceuars and are well built and contain all modern u
proponents and conveniently suated both 70 cAre
and boats large amount OF the purchase money can re-
particulars ara permits 70 examine the premises apply at The
Office OF the auctfoneer, II Pine street.
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DAwNPRoKER's SAFER. FIELD, AUCTIONEER,
IL lT Pearl street. City Hall place, will thit
day. at A oceok 500 oa Of .s and other Dresses eoohs
Shoes, Underclohing, Qu Is Blankets &C., well worthy
the ntion Of deaers By order OF w. Wilson Co., l
Bowery.
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Ill room IS Howery win sell this day lwednesday Octo!
Der at II O'CLOCK general assortTene q gcntee Hoys9
Chairs Carpets s!Gys: Resas Esngr.yTWy s e. Ana aG
Load Axle Crease 10 baskets Champagnss. Billiard TabiSf
&c, Baie positive. IN wssss ~ <
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consisting Of 2s acres In Isl pots extending from BroAd
river, and from 1929 street to 20ith street. = w
Tho desirable suburban roadences ~
the island are included in this tract. n
Tho plots staked out, and will be found ~
ground every day 70 show visitors the property. /.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-11
M E N Il HIS,
Friday Evening. December III, 1857


The following sad and startling intelligence
IA oopAained in special to the Ara'anehs from
Augusta, Arkansas; "Upham's militia are
committing indiscriminate robbery here ana
arresting reaceable citizens. Business sus-
pspde3. A force Of citizens from outside Is
exnected to attsck the town every moment,
though they have beer rcquestedin the name o.
the women and children not to do So opnam
saws he will burn the town and execute III
prisoners. II attacked"
The Committee Of Ways and Means IN Con
eres, had conference yesterday on the tariii
question, but no immediate action Is expected
The total debt amounts to s2,ei5,7ll. lo4 s..
Amount in the Treasury in coin. SIS, 42o S'4 "a
in currency, SIS. ,9i6 Is; total slo6,6'sS2o Oh
amount of debt, loss cash in the treasury
81, 5Ss, 0s1. s44 II.
One of the missing boats Of the lost Hibernia
has arrived of Donegal containing four per-
sons. OF twenty eight who embarked in the
boat twenty -four were drowned By its cap
skiing.
A Constantinople dispatch says that the Sui
tan ha. sent an ultimatum to the Grecian Gov
meut, requiring an answer in five days. and
that France and England sustain his demand.
The eruption Of Mt. Etna continues with IN
cressing violence. Sand from the crater fell in
clouds in the streats OF villages fifty miles dis
fant
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-11
NEW YORK.

NEw YoRK, December lin an inter
view with Ben. Wade, he is reported ia
have derided Chase and Seymour, pitied
Blair, denounceu R. HeDaua and the
opponents of Butler, as aristocrats, who
made asses of themselves in trying to
ape English pride of birth, and declared
Reverdy johnson to be toady. The
sttlement Of the Alabama claims was
easy enough, be said, if we made sim
pie protocol. He favored universal suf-
frsge and the transfer of the Indian
bureau to the War Department.
The Herald advocates the funding of
the public debt at a low. rate OF interest,
and the steady liquidation of the princi-
pal. 1t refers to the increase OF the
public debt, and says it is the imperative
duty of Congress to ponder well the
gigantic projects for robbing the Treas
ury, now before it in the shape OF subsi-
dies for private speculation.
New YORK, December 1.-THE cele-
brated Sanitary fair OK, weighing up
ward of 1000 pounds, raised BY Carlos
Pierce, and now on exhibition in Bosten,
was rendered to General Grant last
evening, by Msjor W. W. Leland, and is
to be served at the Inauguration dinner
next March in Washington, under the
supervision of the Republican Central
Com mittpa
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-11
Ii fa Finished.

The Paducah railroad is built. The
job was done yesterday. Col. Wapen-
hockey Ferguson's successor as director
of the Memphis and Psducab road was
elected, and Col. Mitchell deservedly
complimented. This settled the whole
question. 1t furnishes the funds, pays
all the bills, assumes the aggregation of
two and half million dollars, and
finally contracts the distance between
Paducah, Jackson, Tenn, and Grenada,
Miss, so that when Sam. Tate and West
extend their line to Padncah--though
this be the shortest route between Pa
ducah and New 0rleans-the whole trade,
traffic aud travel Of the Northwest will
take the longer route through Memphis.
This would not happen but for the fact
that Col. Mitchell and the Memphis press
will draw hither all this wealth by the
sheer force Of genius for nonsense.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-11
BY TELEGRAPH
FnREIuN.
LATEST no NOON TO-DAY.

MApmD, November l0.--News from
Cadiz. M 10 a late hour last night, has
reached here. The insurgents In that
city sill occupied the Hotel DeVille and
the surrounding houses, and have erected
barricades The Government troops oc-
cupied the Custon-house and buildings
in The neighborhcod, up to the city gate.
All the foreign consuls have taken refuge
in the Custom house. The civil govern
ment OF Cadiz had hed to San Fernando.
The insurgents have forced into their
ranks all able bodied men. The prison
conviots aud the former rural guards have
joined the insurgents. kilograms from
San Fernando say the movement is reac-
tioaary, and is carried on in the name
and with the elements Of republicanism.
The insurgents seem to be well supplied
with money. The civil government Of
Saragosa telegraphed the Republicans
that they intended trying to release and
arm the convcts, but precautions were
taken which prevented the plot being car
ried out
An armistiee Of two days has been
agreed TO with the insurgents in Cadiz
for tho burial Of the dead, and TO allow
women and children to leave the city.
At its conclusion, a combined attack will
be made by the troops and feet on that
quarter occupied by the rebels. The lat
ter have set free and armed seven hun
dred convicts from prisons and gallsys
1t is estimated the rebels in Cadiz num-
Der three thousand armed men.
The instruction assumes n more
alarming character than at FIRST reported.
The kilograms announcing the surrender
Of the insurgents proves erroneous
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-11
Please tell Us.

A morning contemporary thinks that
the expenditure Of a million dollars Of
foreign capital on the Memphis and Pa
ducsh road would avail our mechanics
nothing. Perhaps it would avail grocers
and merchants nothing. Perhaps, in
fact, the more money expended and the
more work done in a city the more terri
bic the poverty Of working people aud Of
tradesmeu. Ought not the writer in the
morning paper be bored for the simpleS,
or does be choose to insult the inielli-
geuce Of Memphis mechanics and trades
meni
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-11
The whole distance from Columbus. o.,
through Memphis. 10 Grenada is......... -

The whole distance from Columbus. o., 81.
through Memphis. to Grenada is-....'--' 70
There is q difference in the favor OF
the Memphis route of twenty-one miles.
If Tate and West do not complete the
link between Jackson, Tennessee, and
Paducah, tie travel and trade Of the
Northwest to Grenada and New Orleans
will flow through this city. If the Cen
trail road be extended to Paducab, il fur
nishes a route from Columbus, Ohio,
from Chicago and St. Louis, to New
Orleans-twenty or thirty miles shorter
than Mitchell's road through Memphis
Paducsh is east of Jackson, Tennessee,
and jackson, Tennessee, is east of Mem
phis. Therefore, Jackson is on the shorter
line from Paducah to New Orleans. Will
capitalists loan money, or corporations
invest, in q road from Metaphis to Padu'
cab which may be rendered valueless be-
fore it is finished2 If Tate, West d Co.
believed that Colonel Mitchell could
build the Paducah road they might stop
the work at once by closing contract,
formerly agreed upon, for the extension
of the Mississippi Central to Paducah.
By refusing assent to Tate's PROPOSE
tons, we have no assurance that the
Paducah road can be built We reject
the interposition of men who have capt.
tai enough 10 control long lines Of rail-
road and whose interest it will be to own
the Mississippi and Tennessee, and
make it profitable by its extension to
Paducah. Memphis gains by every mile
of road that extends the area of her
trade; her people are enriched by for
eign capital expended, as they would be
impoverished if the road must be bnilt
solely by local subscriptions and county
taxation. If it cost this city only
1896, 900, it will be the greatest result
ever accomplished at so small q cost.
Study the map and refer to the figures
above given, and see how worthless
would be stock in the Paducah road,
even if Colonel Mitchell and those who
have elected, at this late hour, Colonel
Waponoeky Ferguson's successor could
achieve the impossible ends they cor
template. Men, counties and towns will
not invest in The Memphis and Paducah
road unless they have guaranty that
Tate aud West will not extend their road
to Paducah.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-11
" A RRIEn.

TUTHER--SPEED.-At residence OF the
brides mother, on the 9th inst. by Rev. Father
Kelly. Alfred G. luther and Emma Speed. both
of this city.
BEDFORD = DISMUKES. AT Christian
church. Linden street, Thursday evening. 10th
inst, at s O'clock, by Rev. DR.. W. ]. Barbee,
Mr.. W. A. BEDFORD and Miss Bette s. Dis
mukes, of this city, with sublime ceremony
and pleasing eciat.
Happy Red.," we'll hast thou deserved this
manhood's contamination hast reached the
goal Of thy boyhoed's dream-bravely possessed
a gem of not less luster than thy diamond.
" More beautiful than painting can express,
Or youthful poets fancy when they love-"
Eobly advancing in new role in life's drama,
we might wish the first had been ours; we
hope, bon ami, for thee and thine. future Of
unalloyed happiness.
"Oh married love each heart shall ewn.
Where two congenial souls unite.
Thy golden chains inlaid with down,
Thy lamp with heavens own splendor bright"
FD. q. y.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-11
An.x.r Thl- n Yea can.

Columbus, Ohio. 10 deemed thsrailway
center aud point Of railway recitation in
the West, as ia Grenada in Mississippi
Willis reading what il here written Of
these facts, anyone, with a map Of the
United States before him, win see how
absurd are propositions embodied in ar
ticlea addressed to the people Of Mem
phis, affecting the construction, BY Col
Mitchell, Of the Paducah road. Itispro-
posed by the lessees Of the Mississippi
Central road, il they be suffered 10 con-
troll the Mississippi aud Tennessee and
Memphis and Paducah lines, to extend
the Mississippi Central towards Louis
Vile, instead Of Paducah, and thus suffer
Memphis roads to monopolize the travel
aud traffic from the West TO New Orleans.
Ifthe Paducah and Memphis Road belong
to other parties, Tate, West and their as
sociates may extend the Central Road to
Paducah, and, having the shortest
through line to New Orleans, they will
destroy the value Of the Memphis and
Paducah Road. No individual will in
vest money in this Memphis and Paducah
Road under such circumstances, and tax
payers will be chary Of burdens which
can beget no profits. E A.N
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-11
Cool.

We are told that the city Of Memphis
has no right to interfere with the matter
of securing the immediate construction
Of the Paducah and Memphis road. Il
is Colonel Niichelfs road and that Of his
associates. Very vel, the rule viii
work both ways, aud Colonel Mitchell
and bis associates viii be good enough
20 bgils The road without appealing to
Aldermen o. tax psyefs s
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-11
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, December 1.-THE Su-
preme Court occupied most Of yesterday
hearing the closing argument of Attor-
nsy General Evarts on behalf of the
Government in the legal tender cases.
Hon. John A. Logan having recovered
from his late indisposition was in his
seat in the House yesterday.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-11

Such is the distance over Sam. Tste's
and Vests lines, as now proposed to be
constructed. To show the advantages
which Tate, West and their associates
may concsde or deny to the Memphis
and Paducah and Miss. and Tenn. Roads,
the map tells US that
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-22
Spera1 ApfItfs.
Premature Decay.


Thousands so Annually INTO rrenaaturs
s4ave beaase thsy neElec 80 p-ssssve thai
Iasszimsals b1es4aE-sood 4saith. sunE-
e-s4-o-n Liver Complains. DszEerzia. Com
stipa,.0n AID similar ailments. yO1r disease
win take It's inevitable cOuzse aaa end your
days n ea-th. psrhsps saddealy. unless you
4aze TIE means 10 pseveniit Bat bexzTeof
1a.se ne4hoas zzsa use only r.-r r1-cssessSa
against the canse Of hss diseases. as wen rs
the Only absolute remedy for them. FoEttty
yourselves At once by course OF AitshIers
Herb Bnserx. and ihus rende. your oous1i
luton and physique iuvulperzbIe 10 the az
taeks OF ep4desl& disorders and the ordinary
complaints which prevail IA evsEy lozallty-
TIE most distinguished physse4ausof he
present day Rse IT in thar practice, and pos
lively declare that the whole science Of
medicine posses norsmedyilhat Is half 50
eAaesoas 4o- diseases A.iS4nR tZon a disor-
dered stomach, Liver. kidneys InIes4lnez,
DC. IS &sshIer's EGb EitIsEz- sold By al
druggists and dealers
Dr. s B. hartman & Co, PDotIsstoEs
For sale By LAUsaLIS. SMITH co,
wholesajs Druggists. Wheeling. VI. Va.
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