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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-09
URsULINE CONVENT.
SAN ANTONIO. TRxAS. Jan. u.

hir. WAL McCAAGMoR, Albany. N.Y.
Kind Sir--With sentiments Of respect and =
tude. address you few hines to announce the
arrival Of the Pianos. and also my great satisfied
1 am much pleased with the sweet tones I'll
Pianos as we'll e. with the workmanship, and
myssh greatly ohliged 70 you for your eharitahls|
generoua offering. present you my sincere Id
foF The great reduction ycu have made IN she
Of ths Pianos. Parnit me to sivs you place al
The number OF our kind bsnesAetors, for whom
daily prayers ascend to obtain an necessaries, Y
tuAi and temporal
Yours. vsEy respectfully,
eKsren 81. q. De CHAETAl
snperiorl
The following, out q naraeToas hattsving \
moniAls that have been received BY he mau
t1reFs. BoaEdmRn A 0ray's Piano FortsA
Jenny Lind. that Queen Of Song, writes d
lowa;
Genalsnea-It sfgaa ma mgoli pleasure 70 spa
iAyerof xsur Piano Ferries. which haxs bees us
ne Ct different ttmsl durine NJ stay in thil cod
hayseEsfy fearen % be saitsli6d WITH their al
and exoeElsnes Of tans. aud hope theg win oona
to receive the patronage 81 the public they ls
desssve. remain, gentlemen, yours, truly obi
New York. JENNY LIN
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CERTIFICATEs.

Extract from lottsr received from Prot
Robbins. Composer and Author "Now Wsn
Teaching Pianoforte:"
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PLANO FORTES.


WsE. z3scAArMOn,
SOLE OWNER or THE PATl
MANUFACTURER OF
oyEhsrRUEa. GRAND
--.hs5o-.
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Gzslisza fllua'latao Magazine Il 81 article
osistas hists25 ana nhhnisstnss d 5ha
Forts, /, pssa tiia ioileaipe pasasut
A meaa Gnaellsias rsooi q tho rucezio
A4zHla. Hsre&aah Gsa7 . Sc Rl1aa 10
iopnsi in shs taes thaa both tbss alaaana a,aai
iaaGasaeunt 9randa haas assa aaaRhi Ans a.
lia2g uaaa. not enlg w Tho ba6ehl Aanarasan b
nus 4iae b ntag aA the rssi a4s3e Vii
RaultRS tsis i1antrF Thelhsls. G0tsnahfss. 81
Atseus s5IsAtaeh 8a1 a. E.ine aalharlas IA,
aianp os1RW "a naras neeHe feeiimoal Z
isfsst sd zdsnd aIelass s III IL Is taosi IA.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-09

We would call the particular attention Of tina
Mercantile snd Business Community to this Ds
pAEtnsAt Of our E1tablishmsnt.a as we have MAKO
to it extensive additions inthevery
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The Conservative soldiefsand Sailors
National Convention mot ii New York
on Saturday, the alA 81 july. Gen.
John A. Mcclerpsnd. 81 fiiiaois, was
elected temporary President. a series
Of resolutions, dsnouneing The Radicals.
and urging the National Democratic
Convention TO nominate a candidate
whom the soldiers and sailors can con.
sistently support, was offered By Col.
l. D. Campbell, Of Ohio. Gen. WIN.
D. franklin, Of Connecticut was elected
permsnaat president, aud afser some
further business. tho Convention ad.
joarusd until Monday. Subsequently
the convention endorsed ,ho Dsmocrs,Is
platform and pledged itself 10 suppov,
iis nominees. About two thousand d
the Boys in Blue, " wsre 10 attendance.
treat harmony mud ananImisy eharao
ssrized the proceedings Of the Convsn.
Ton, and the utmost enthusiasm pre.
vailed, The Convention adjourned on
Wednesday.
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brought such general diseora strife and war,
with ~ attendant lila. npon large portion III
the cnunlfg And such WIDESPREAD demoraiixa-
ton throughout che whole 0fi III
Hssolesd, That The Democratic PARTY IN us.
tanning the inderal naturalization In The late
ui.happ9 conai a Il arms did "a Il good faith,
sffth tae hope aid eern4tf wieil y maintain tie
principles above Het igl,hs and With no view Of
wagipg war On ttle paFt 81 TIC Northern states
n any spirit Of 1pprezf6n aghinsf thcis brcih-
fsn o. tho south, nor for any ppfpoao Of con
quest or sublugatiDu, naf purpose 81 overthrow
ing % Interfering With tbs rightspr established
lnslitutihns or To States. but IS defend and
nniptain The supremacy of fhe constellation,
and "a preserve the Union with all the dignity,
equality and rights 81 fhe several States nnins.
psirsd. The subjugaiion Of these States, ~ tho
holding Of them as conquered territory, would
rs, n ne iQdgmnal q Ibis Gpnyentien, he DE-
tlEuttl1u Of lie Union ITSELF
hsso!pcd. Thai the highest mead 0f pnsriot.
va 4 aHa and sh0ald txot t1 rendered to all
those who IN the recent var rtfiIed lite or FIR
tame Tor TIE main99nanck or the Union aud the
beneilnieui sgstem of Amefiean eoeernment
tnefeby established upon the fandamensal pfin-
eut ~ nAee pcisiisf thasks ber sympathy lor
these who entered or carried % The contest fof
me saf3ueefion By ledefH authofitf IL he
Write facs IN any Of the States 10 The dominion
q the blacks The right or suffrage. 81 who
sh4A exercise pplisirai power, Il 4 matter that
resit HHdef tte CONSULTATION rxeidsirclg with
fssa resnfai Stales lhpre Il propsfly bslnngs,
/. ~ s. hsre y should continne ever 70 remain.
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NEw YohK. JAY 0.-The following
y Mr, pcndieton's letter aathorIaiue
the withdrawal of his nano:
CIxoisxArI, July 2.
Washington Mclean. Fin ArenHs Hotsl.
Asle York.
Nv Deux Air- You know better than any
one The fseling aud pringilsIes which have
guided my conduct since Tie Suggestion n
iuy frnaiu for the Presidential usnminasiou.
ION know that whilc ccvel the good opin.
Ion Of my counirymcn, and would feel An
honest pride n 20 distinguished . mark Of
their confidence, 40 not desire Il Il nc
expense Of one single electoral vote or 81
the least disturbances of the harmony uf oar
party. l consider the suoress " the Dem
ecfaiic parry as the next election 81 i.r
greater inp1Ftaacs ihan the qualification "
any personal ambition, however purc and
lofty u might bss II. therefore. d any time
a name shall 10 suggested which. II The
opinion of yourself and those lFssnIa who
have shared our confidence, shall be strong
o. before giIc eoangfy, 81 which can more
thospaghlY unite our party, beg that you
viii snstantly Withdraw my name. and pledge
70 tlse Convention nay hearty and xeaiodu
and active support for is nomince.
fefy truly, yours,
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AZ 0Ningss Mills, 81 no eli insianss
Edith Eyre. aged months and II dave,
aaughief of ChaFlea aud Margaret II. Pain,
ter.
Departed this life, on sunday mornipr.
May IL, 1903, NJ the residence ,f her sos,x
n. law. Mt. Abraham Lynn, MiddleImre.
Carroll county, Nd, Mrs. SARAH Hook. vito
pf Col Thomas Hook. il the ] ifll scar 81
her nee
Mrs. Hook wks ~ slleelianAte v lie. a devoted
mother. "A i4eefc Christian. For more
than % years ste was chhsiAfeBf n,tihber a.
u did ne i0re boz choffh. and Va never
absent from divine service when II was IA her
power to attend. The SUNDAY prcsiaus Is her
death ehr was among The 4cfshipDefs Is lhe
church a Middlcbafe and f2tHiSca the HOLY
coinmnnieh 81 Che f.o8e 8nt|p6f. After ser
vice tlsa remarked 70 a ffie1d. Allils Il pufhans
ny last cqmmunlan II do church on earth."
Nor remains he ii the pUbtt1f4 At Nidaitbnrk.
beside those Of her beloved da6ehteF Eiixabefh.
awaiting Tho i0pfaihs Of ~ fssnrres,i8a. s.
Ke7siescat y pass IRE. Hook was one of he
few sarying children % ne late Sahinei Wor-
Ellington, kaa., who einigratcd from England,
and Nas among the earliest seitIefa 81 Mary
land. She was ais0 The mbtherzihsiaW 81 tie
kov. Williams Fhllips. Rector 81 he Church of
me Holy innofants, Baltimore.
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NV imK, Jnly . The following
private lsiser from Mr., paedlelop vas
addressed 10 Washington Mclean, of
iho Ohio delegation. before lhal dele.
CATION lcis Ohio, aud was handed to
John 4. Green, Ir.. On their arrival II
Now YOFk
rfgetxxA4t. Junc Is.
ny Dcar S3r Won I'm nv elIice ,h,s
Snefning befsFe wat aware al il. / scrk
yen 81 lone lssl yoa are aot thers. tslsss
say what Waht - n0ie. As soon a. W,
"a - New York $50 Governor srYns,ss.f.
fpu know we'll what was aty feeling before
and hiseY heard ffyfD hini last C4II. fla i
to-day tha lssusnnA nt4n ii osFf tiasts Il a.
unsiad Hsater His ability. eaIiisai,ou a,s,l
experience paf him ii he leAa ~ orr ssstes
men. Tie c0nmaaszt nv ensire coHn lenee.
wosld rather trass hlfh shaa f.ykelf with
tllT sleIiesle datips 81 tho nest tssmf years.
Iva knew | aan aineere Make him g,,al
isis. aud shal he can refs on me and nv
friends have nniufa f,rislr, al honest
pFlaF bulifye, Is ghg eOod viii Of ray cnn.,.
lptnna. but yug, hsf or than ANY one else,
know thas Il IA neither eausiaiicnl nor over.
ruling. end thai ana really anxious 10 eiss
~ The uOf1lnasioa 10 nhybedy wh9 Gnu eai
one single vote Inoru iI,ssl nj aelE Expfess
81 this tfnnkly 70 the EoScrnor. bat DEL.
caielys and ~ him apdessiand my views OK
mes Atd measures a. hate Ife9aently given
gwen them % you. s
Good bye, God bless wa.
1cArz truly. tlEn. II. prxnLxrpx.
70 WNn'sprex McLeax, ESQ
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Governor Swami has appointed VIII
liam Pinekaey Whyse, Esq. Senator Of
tlo Dated States, 10 Gil, until the All
Of March next, che vacancy caused ny
the resignation Of the Hoa. Rescrdy
johnson sIr. Whyse has accepted tho
appointment aud presented bis crcden
tials on Tuesday.
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CIlalsWorlh Mn school.
SklEtT boAApiSa AND DsT Scn00h ron
4eeHa LANES, feB PRtxkiax STkEEr.
BALTIMORE. nd.


M41-UNf iHl4cfFAi4.
The location Ealcctea for Ills sehoof il n
an agreeablo, healthy mud retired mart 81 tl,e
city Ihe building. furnished wiih ali tie
H,osissn improvements, sucI, a. water gaS.
baths Sc, and kaviae i laFue nbf vii
shaded yard attached. * adimIyNl,y ,danted
TO the purposes ~ tho Institution
The school rooms win be fitted m in The
most modern slylc and every nsranss,1ent
viii Be- Hndeto sgessse The c0mfors lid n.
vnHcesnent cf The papils.
TEaAa ron BokKBixa prpIs4.
Board and Tuition ID EngIlsh, French and
i>ntlfies..,. f.....,s.s -.s,.... $500 90
no extras except Pewrrent and Washing
Each papil Il required 10 lie fnrtHshed
with towels, table napkins, fork, spoon and
napkin.Fing all OF which, Al we'll az ws.afigg
apparel. must Be marked with the owners
TEnas ron DAy scnorxns.
Tuition Ia El ish, French 4 Lain Stas 90
Music and utfman At Professors nrioes.
Use Of Piano ~ % per quarter.
The School will continue IA snnsior fFa,,
the 10th " september 70 Inc Q5tl, of .funx.
A recum If ten days viii bo eives, Il chrjst.
MAS asa also nl Raster. Raemenik a III
tnade ettiptif III advance. The bills win IL
rel,defed semi aaHnaily, Al the commence,
l.aeni u The term, or on entrance, and 81.
tho lstef February. pnnesual alteatlanco
n tlie opening IL Srlsool Il cspccsalsy M.
qaested. Pupils may enter At any s,eriod
Vt tsu year hi they will BE- expected 70 g.
sBain b The elosc 81 The School year. and II
removed before thAs lime saII payment win
le feqaired
kEfgREHfxns
Rev. flames Graham, Winchester. Va. !
Rev. I. " Desh. do. Rav. Vim. Eegis'
sion, DO. ! II. Il. brent. ESQ. slo. Isnhe,t
u Wolff, ESD d.. Vim. b Baker. Eso..
20. Q, ~ llrown. Esq, 10. itan. n
Mccalloggh, Blkion, Md. Rev 81. Mns
tlbews d., ksy. r. ~ Sadsler. ID. U..,
ls1shersills, Nd; Hey. u. lis,la. Roanoke
foliage, Va. Pref &. i. Wc'Ix. ,Io. 4 Rsv
z. !. Miller. HsAanfon. Va. col. Gesrre
Baylor, de. baker DFes.. Is. q 4. iIiss..
Esq, Midilstawn. va. Marx Bird. ESQ.
Weodsiosk. Va, ID. j. II. Dunhar. Ba}t,.
more, Nd WIN. NJ. Dnsov. Esa.. a.. III
Naadsaior.I, siiddloiown, Del. ~ rs
ntAsfef farther information apply iii his
ou'fe julY lv,ri0w
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On Che 2nd instant, 81 Rev. ). N. He'd
ges, Vincent Brown and Aifs. Matilda Al
Surtz. both ofthis e5nniy.
IN York, Pa. On lhe "a nliiino. III Raw.
p. 0tias, NJ Adan Wagner. Of f.obeweII.
70 Miss Mars Ann Bear. of this c8onty.
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The following table shows tho numbcr
Of Presidential Electors 70 whieh each
State Il entitled:
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The Platform and the Ticket.
After session Of eye days, tbs DEM
ocratic National Convention closed its
labors and adjourned silr die on Thurs.
day, the 9th instant. Hon. lEoratio
Seymour, Of New York, was nominated
for President, and Gen. Fra6cis P. Blair.
Of Missouri. foF Vice President. Dir.
Seymour's nomination was i tribute paid
by The entire party through is repre-
sentativss IL convention assembled to
the exalted moral and intellectual worth
and excellence Of the man. II was the
voluntary homage Of the representatives
Of . great party to his eminent ability
and craftsmanship, and received BY the
distinguished object Of il with pro.
fcuad sense Of tho high honor conferred.
In this case, emphaticaily, The Office
sought the man, and not the man che
Office, and therefore The selection was
tho more honorable, both to the con.
vention and lbs nominee. Dir, Seymour
is acknowledged, on ~ hands, 70 be
one Of tho ablest men 10 the country.
The contrast Is 50 great between him
and Grant, the candidate Of the opposi.
ticp, that il capnot but be painfully felt
among the Intelligent and rejecting
portion Of the friends Of the latter goa.
tlcmau, Wesubjoin tho following brief
sketch Of Mr., Seymour, which viii
aequaint our readers more fully with
his political antecedents - He was born
10 Onondaga county, New YORK IL 1911.
At an carly ago he studied law, and for a
time practiscd Il at Utica. lilo soon.
however, reliuquished il 10 attend 10
matters Of a private and peculiarly ma
ture, Iu 1s4l he was chosen member
cf the State Assembly, and coon there.
after vas elected Mayor OF Utica. 10
this contest he completely changed the
Wing complexion Of the city 10 that or
ruling Democratic majority. As d
member Of tho Legislature, be was active
and prominent. aud vas successively
reelected every year until ls45, Al
which time be retired after having filed
with distinction the Speakers chair.
IN 1850 be ran for Governor Of New
York, but was defeated BY Mr.. Hunt.
the majority against hin. being but 2s2,
Attic succeeding election IN 1852 ne
was again nominated. and beat Mr.. Hunt
24,3s5 votes, Tic afterwards retired
partially from tho active strife Of oiIice
and politics, until the war commenced.
WHOM he plead before the people for the
South, and urged coneiliatory measures
BY Congress. 10 1862 be was again
elected Governor Of the State by :
majority Of 1882, completely overture.
ing the Republican power Of the State.
This Office be held antil relieved By the
= mo.s =. .,'' 1sn'''. Mr. Sey-
Marty a.. ,,d !. MA 49, p0pa',' WIN nIs
ov.s;,;vsn : 10 I'm NJ : s v y ms 'el-
~. ss $500. = ~" l0'A ia's name
hectic. w;.b ~ p.:s a''0'sa = eon'
~ sasaehey, anu MS
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y y said that d ffln IN West Brook.
held. Mass. who manufacture condensed
milk have received AZ order From Chi.
~ 'of !, $4,000 cans,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-07-16

10 case Colorado shall be ADMITTED
prior % the election the aggregate nun.
Der Of electors viii be inc seased 10 800.
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We learn that the yield 81 wheat 10
some districts Of this county will Be very
large. Corn i hooking we'll and uiyes
promise Of q Emo crop. The cats crop
will be short owing - the late seeding.
ana : Nc hear complaints Of rust ID many 4,
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Tue Corner Stone VI the new Mciho.
aiss Protestant Church. 10 this ei,y, win
cs isia with appropriate ceremonies on
Weinesdsy. the 10Th lust. Dissipapish.
90 Ministers and Laymcn Of the church
are expected o be preseat on the or.,a.
SION, ADD interesting exercises may ia
looked Tor Further particulars viii bc
kisen II our next issue "
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uotefnef HeymanFs taniis 1t the head 81 Amer.
iran xtatesmen. Ne L fmHn of rips learning,
raya attainmefts and large uspafiehec He n.iii
bring 70 tho discharge IL the high osIce Is
which Be 4 called qualifications unsurpassed
y ihnse Or spy other ptlenlsn named ioT shs
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-11

HAVE PROVED, from the most ample expert
IL ence, an entire success; Simple-Prompt-E Eff
cient. and Reliable. They are the only Medicines
perfectly adapted to popular use-so simple that
mistakes cannot be made in using them SO harmless
as to be free from danger and efficient to be al
ways reliable. They have raised the highest COM
mendaton from ALL and will always render satsiac-
ion.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-11
Terms $500 per- onmuns, in adrance.

Let us be candid and admit that perhaps the
Huns and the Alans, when desecratine and
destroying the monuments of Grecian art.
thought as favorably of their work as our
lawgivers Of their labors in tearing down the
pillars of the temple of justice.
In commenting upon the rule that plead
inss must be true, the author says: 1T is still
true that no Judgment can be given on the
ground of any allegation, unless it be admit
ted or found to be true by the oaths of twelve
men. But to any other purpose, his rule Is
a dead letter in Virginia. BY our statute al
owing all sorts of contradictory pleas to be
nieu tose.her, at the discretion of the party,
a premium Is offered for falsehood.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-11
STATE OF MAINE.


To the Honorable Senate and House Of Repre- seata-
fiUeS in Legislature assembled:
The undersigned citizens of Brunswick In the
County of Cumberland, aud Topsham in the County
of fSagadahoc. and vicinity, respectfully represent
that the Androscoggin Bridge, so called, leading
across the Androscoggn River from Brunswick to
Topsham aforesaid is now by law Toll Bridge, and
that the public interest amp convenience require that
the same should become Tree to the travelling public
Wherefore we pray your Honorable Bodies to pass
an act authorizing the propretors to sell said bridge
with all the privileges, franchises and appurtenan-
ces thereunto belonging, to the SAID Counties of
Cumberland and Sagadahoc, or to said towns Of
Brunswick and Topsham; provided the owners of a
majority of the stock present and voting at meet
ing of the stockholders called for the purpose shall
assent thereto And also authorizing the County
Commissioners of said Counties of Cumberland and
Sagadahoc, acting and in behalf Of said counties,
to purchase said bridge, with the privileges, iran
chises and appurtenances thereunto belonging, aud
to declare the same free for public travel and use.
And also authorizing the said towns of Brunswick
and Topsham to purchase said toll bridge, with the
privileges franchises and appurienances thereto be-
longing, and to make such arrangements with the
County Commissioners of said Counties as may be
mutually agreed upon, as 10 the proportion OF the
cost of the same to he paid by the towns and by the
countless and as to which shall keep the same in
pair; provided that the said bridge shall be declared
forever free public travel and use,
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-11
The Most Popular Improvement
Ever Made

i'll instruments of this classs
1t is now several years since the invention and
application to such instruments as the VOX HU-
MANA, which was first applied by its inventor to
the Organs of Mason Sc Hamlin, who were urged to
introduce it to the public. In its then imperfect
state and especially considering its liability to get
out of order, they unwilling to adopt it, From
that time continuous experiments tor its improve
ment have been made in the factory OF the Mason
& Hamlin Organ Company and elsewhere, which
have at last been eminently successful the result
being the MASON & HAMLIN IMPROVED Vox
HUMANA, comb ming several patents
In combination with the AUTOMATIC BELLOWS
SWELL used only in these Organs it wonderfully in
creases the capacity and beauty OF the instrument
imparting delicious qualities of tone and producing
novel and exquisite eects especially adding to its
variety and delicacy of expression, and increasing,
somewhat, its power. The peculiar excellencies of
Several Orchestral Instruments are successfully i'm
itated and altogether, as frequently characterized
by organsts, A" the effect is fascinating" 1t is sim
pie in construction, free from liability to get out of
order, and requires additional skill for its use
being operated by the ordinary action of the bellows
requiring no separate pedal.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-11

NJ Office is hereby given that the following petit
IN tion will be presented to the Legislature of
the State of Maine for action at their coming session
in January next and all parties whose interests are
affected by the same, can then and there appear and
be heard in the premises.
mhar1 OF
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-11

No. Cures Fevers, Congestion, Inlamations, 25
Worms, Worm Fever, Worm-Colic, 25
Crying Collie or Teething OF infants, %
Diarshea OF children or adults, 25
DysentePy, Gripping, Bilious Collie, %
ChOiera- NJ OrbusNausea,V Vomiting,2 ,25
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, 25
Ncul algia, TO0thache, Faceache %
Headaches, Sick Headache Vertigo 25
10 Dyspepsia. Bilious Stomach, %
II Suppressed or painful Periods, 25
II Whites. too profuse Periods, 25
IL Group, Cough. difficult Breathing, 25
"a Salt kheum ,Erysipelas Eruptions 25
:. 10 Sheumatisla,. Rheumatic Pains, %
70 g Fever & Ague, Chill Fever, Ague, 5C
I1ss, Sd~a or SpS SSssSng weak ewes.
- elntnrrh, acute or cronic, Infuenza,5( 81
l"20 8. Wbooping Cong violent Coughs. &c
t21 " Asihnla, Oppressed Breathing, 50
% Eer discharges, Impaired Hearing, 81
% A" ScPefuia enlargedGlaDds, ,Swellings, 90
"24 8" General Debility, ,Physi alWeakness, &c
H25 DroPsy, and scanty Secretions 80
26 Aeasickness, sickness from riding, 80
~ Kidney-DIscase, Gravel, 30
rs Nervous Debility, Seminal
Emissions, Involuntary Dis
"2s sore Mouth, Canker, So
80 Urinary Weakness, .wettng bed, 50
81 Painful Periods, with Spasms, so
80 Suaerings at Change Of Life, 90
"Ss Epilepsy, ,Spasms, St yitus' l,ance, 90
81 Diphihsrin, ,ulcerated Sore Throaf. 90
FAMILY CASES
OF IS large viaIs, morocco case,
containing n specific fer every
ordinary disease n family Is sub.
jecf to, and n book of directions, $40, 90
Smaller Family and Travelling cases,
with 20 to % walls. ......... from SIS to So
Specifics for all Private Diseases, both
for Curiu. and for Preventive treat
ment, in walls and pocket cases., ........SS to SIS
GEThese Remedies by the case or single Box are
sent to any part of the Country, by mail express
free OF charge on receipt OF the price. Address
Humphreys Specific
homeopathic MEDICINE COMP Y
Office and Depot No 562 Broadway, New York.
DIR. HUMPHREY is consulted daily at his office,
personally or by letter above tor all forms OF dis
eases.
f. Swcetzor and Crosman & Co, Agents.
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