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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LONDoN, April 7-4:30
p. M-Consos closed at 931s for both money and the
account United States fve-twenty bonds 1875.
Stocks steady. Erie, 24ll. Illinois, 96A
PARIS BOURsE.-PARIs, April 7.-Bourse quiet.
Rentes, 7of. csc.
FRANKFORT BoURsE-FRANKFoRT April o.
United States 1ve-twenty bonds s7i4 s7}s for the
issue OF 1862
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-LIvERPooL, April
7-4:30 p. M-The market closed quiet and steady.
Mddling uplands, l2hd. 12hd.; middlng Or
leans l2<d. 121sd. The sales OF the day have been
10, 900 bales.
HAvRE COTTON MARKET.-HAvRE, April Even
ing.-Cotton closed unchanged Oh the spot and
anOat.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKEr.-LIvERPo0L
April THE market Is dull and unchanged.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET-LIvERPOOL
April Lard has declined 3d., the last sales being
made at 72s. Cd. per cwt.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-LIvERP0oI, April
7.-Petroleum is dull and unchanged.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LONDoS, April r.
Refined petroleum Is 10 I'D. per gall&
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ANTwERP April Pc
troleum dull at 521sf. 5316f for standard white.
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SYSTEMATIC ROBBERlEs.
The Hudson River Railroad Company the
Suncrcrs-Capture of Alleged Desperate

The Hudson River Railroad Company the
Suflcrcrs-Capture Of Alleged Desperate
Thieves.
For months past the officers on duty at the freight
depot OF the Hudson River Railroad Company on
Thrtythird street pnd ninth avenue, have been
ously perplexed by the frequent robberies OF pro-
perty consigned to their care as carrying agents.
From information received they were led TO believe
that these depredations were committed 10y an or
ganized band OF scoundrels, whose spies or "help-
ers'' were engaged as employees Of the company;
but Notwithstanding these suspicious and
the means adopted 10 detect the thieves
they repeatedly eluded them, aud valuable
property from small cases of silks to immense hogs
heads Of merchandise, such as hardware, taken
from them. This, OF course necessitated many COM
plants to the officials by the shippers, and inva.
riably a settlement, that at last became, as loss
account, one OF magnitude. Extra efforts were
recently suggested TO be made to capture at least
some OF the scoundrels that thus proved upon
the company, when measures were instituted that
have at last been successful, terminating In the ar
rest OF two individuals who are charged with being
concerned In a robbery at the depot during Tuesday
night and the finding Of stolen goods in their pos
session.
The facts were narrated Yesterday afternoon before
Justice Ledwth at the Jefferson Market police court
and was called forth by the AFFIDAVIT OF Cornelius V.
Cross freight agent at the depot when the accused
arraigned 10 answer the charge Of robbery. The
complainant alleged that upon becoming aware OF
the robbery the ofcers made search and found that
two tierces OF smoked hams, valued at $50, com.
prtsed the missing property, and means adopted TO
ascertain where thieves would succeed In delivering
the stolen goods.
Upon enecting an entrance to the premises No. $50
West Twenty-sixth street, the accused were found
with small number OF -thirty-two-tne last
OF the large haul putting them In bags preparatory
TO their transportation elsewhere They were in
stantly taken In custody and the property seized
was subsequently recognized
The accused denied their guilt and claimed that the
property belonged to them and that this accusation
was prompted by malice. When questioned, Ian:
dendorf said he was nineteen years OF age and
worked In kindling wood factory, while McGovcrn
stated that he II twenty-five years OF age, and was
occupied In similar manner.
They were committed TO answer the charge at the
Court OF General Sessions.
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KANS AS.

Large Fire ut Knob NOster-(senerRl Custer's
Kansas Cavalry to be Mustered Out.
LEAvENwORTH, April Z. 1882
A fire at Knob Noster, on the Pacific Railroad, in
the western part OF this State, Monday night de-
stroyed twelve business houses in the centre of the
town. The loss amounted to from $50 to $50 oOO
which there are the following Recommendations, Of
Hartford, $40, 900; Phoenix, Of Hartford, $4,000.
The Chief Quartermaster's Department of this Mill
tary division depart this afternoon, the Adjutant
Generals, Inspector in Chiefs, Commissary and
Chief Engineers departments follow Immediately.
The Paymaster's, Medical PurveyOrs offices and the
Depot Quartermaster's Department remain here
Major Bates chief mastering officer OF the Depart
ment Of the Missouri lett here yesterday for Fort
Hays, Kansas to muster out the Nineteenth Kan
sas volunteer cavalry, who have been out with
General Custer.
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OHIO.

Seizure Of Tobacco Factories for Violation Of
the Internal Revenue Lnw-The Atlantic
and Great Western Railway.
CINCINNATI, April !, 1869.
The tobacco factory OF John J. Rollins was seized
on q charge Of violating the revenue laws to-day.
In the Superior Court, General Term, Judges
storer, Taft and Hazard today decided that the
present agents OF the Atlantic and Great western
Railway are within the jurisdiction OF the above
court. The question arose on motion TO dismiss
a case wherein passenger sued for baggage lost
by the agents Of the company.
Three tobacco factories In Covngton, KY, will be
seized tomorrow,
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE BY ARSENIC.

Last evening Paul Van Pherson aged twenty eight
years residing at No. 212 william street. attempted
pu- at end to his existence by taking an overdose
OF arsenic which he had secured at neighbOring
drug store His condition was discovered by other
occupants OF the house, and a physician sent for
administered proper antidotes. after which he was
taken to Bellevue hospital. Van Pherson stated 10
the police thai he had been induced TO commit the
act by misfortunes sustained ia business while In
The country.
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NEW YORK.

Disappearance of Skaneateles Banker.
POUGHKEEPsIE, April 7, 1859.
Mr.. r. @. Jewell. private banker Of Skaneateles,
N. Y. and formerly Of this city, has mysteriously
disappeared He left New York one day last week.
having on his person $4,000. He proceeded as far
as Hudson, where the train on which he was pas
senger stopped by the freshet In the river. No
intelligence has been received OF him since that
time.
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has occupied his present responsIoe position For the

past two yesrs.
The United States naval rendezvous which has
closed IN wn se
OF the department. and all applicants for
admission as seamen, ordinary seamen and
landsmen are now examined on board
the receiving ship Vermont. II found to be ply
sicaliy qualified, they shipped without further
ado There appears to be no scarcity OF sailors, and
me class OF recruits received i'm the Is very
far IL IL likely that draft OF seamen Will be tor
warded shortly from ths Vermont TO the Juniata at
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NEW ORLEANS RACES.

At the Metaire race course, in New Orleans yes
terday the first race. sweepstakes for two year
olds that had never won race, was won by chest
nut nlly, daughter Of Mickey Free and Blonde. The
second race by the bay horse Privateer, and the
third by the chestnut horse Little Mack.
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FIRE IN PEARL STREET.

AT half.past one this morning fire broke out at
NO. DOL Pear street, In the attic occupied as
lamp establishment by l. r. Finks, whose
loss was $1,000. The building, owned BY
George Russell, was damaged $1,000. The Moth
Proof Box Company, occupants OF second 6oor
lose $500 on stock, and the Lyon Collar Manufacture
Ing Company, on the first floor tby waterl, $780,
The insurances were not ascertained.
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Tho Teetb,s Salvation.

The Interior bark of the soap tree Chill il admitted by
boans to cleansing and preservave qualities I'M
other known substance. It's native name,
outlay, quian clean. This matchess anti
septic constituent of the famous preparation for
the teeth known SOZODONT which has long since taken
evory other article of Its class throughout the
Western Hemlsphere.
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THE SOUTH AND wEsT.-The Albany. (Ga.) Ners,
states that private letter from New YORK merchant
says-"Trade from the South Is active-the West
she westS IL she doing her own manufacturing, her
own importing and her own smugglngS great deal
OF All no doubt hut ~ seems TO us with the present
prices OF grain nour, bacon and mules, horses and,
In fact ali shc has to SELL the West should be full
handed and ready for trade n 10 disposed.n
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TENN
Enthusiastic Reception Of Ex-Prcsident John
son at Nashvile-He Favors Removing all
Political Disabilities.

Political Disabilities.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April !. 1889.
reception committee went to Murireesboro this
morning by special train to meet Ex.President
Johnson and conduct him to Nashville. At
Murfreesboro large crowd OF people as.
sembed at the depot, and were addressed by
Mr.. Johnson for about thirty minutes. lie
arrived at Nashville Mt hafpast four BY special train
and was received by large crowd OF people. lie
was escorted through the principal streets by de-
tachment OF police aud q brass band, accompanied
by large procession OF persons OF both colors lie
rode In an open carriage TO the ST. Cloud Hotel,
where he made brief speech. In the course OF his
remarks he said ne was In favor OF removing 20.
lltical disabilities from every person In Tennessee.
lie enthusiastically received all along the route
tai tomorrow.
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All sFinest French, Eualish, German, Ameri-
can OH Chromos Engravngs Lho graphs elegantly framed
Cheapest the world j. ;. BRADLEfS, 70 Liberty
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Alto Remove Moth Patches. Freclxles and
Tan from the face, PERRY'S MOTH AND fRECkLE
LOTION. Prepared only by Dr. B. c. PERRY. ~ Bond
street, New York. Sold by druggists everywhere.
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Libraries aud small Parcels Of Books
bought; I0O, 600 books on hand Catalogues free.
LEGGAr BROTHERS, 1l3 Nassau street
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Established iu 1SOO-Thc Metropolitan job
Printing Establishment, " Nassau street
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Life and Fire Insurence.-Oniccrs, Attention
Your show Cards Handsomely framed; cheapest in New
York. BRA DLEY'S, 70 Liberty street.
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Old Mirror, Portrait, Painting and Pic.
ture Frames rcgded; gold look new Cheapest In New
York. y. 3 RRADLEY'S, % Liberty street.
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American Waltham Watches-The Most Re-
liable tmekeepers made. For sale at lowest New York
prices. 7. b. BYNNER CO, 1ss Broadway, Ny.
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For First Class Printing of Every Descrip-
tion the Metropolitan job Printing Establishment, W
Nassau street
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A Down Town Retail Dry Goods Store has
been established No. l3 Nesey street. Ladies, call and
examine goods and prices.
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Missisauoi springs Water.-Only Known
remedy for and all diseases OF theodneys Sold By
druggists. Depot, SIS Broadway New York
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skin Of the redness and bo,ches which dsgure s
Italian Nedcated Soap" what
makes so sont" "Gouraud's Oriental Cream" what
mrarts decscy OF tint and blush which
gentlemen admire 40 much y" "Keep and viii tell
YOU Gourauds Lily White and Liquid Rouge. His Poudrs
and LEFT them smooth as you now see You get
admirable cosmetics At t53 broadway until Mar
Mhen DR.. 0OURAup will remove 10 4s Bond street
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A.-Pocket and Table Knives, Carvers,
Razors, Scissors &C., wholesale and retail
J. CURLEY BRO 13s Nassau street.
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American veiocipedes. $50 to 800 each.
Discount trade and schools Manufacturers licensed BY
STEPHEN ". SMITH, 50 William street.
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For Gents stylish Hats Go to vnips, 1t1
Fulton street, New York.
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A Sale of Valuable Broo,<Iyn Props

Observation-Disclosures and subscriptions
letters New York Herald will be received at
the Branch Oace, las Fulton street. Brooklyn.
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Bankers Hirsutus-Free from Grease, tho
only article make hair grow 75c bottle. go Broadway
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Barclay, Perkins & Co.'S Gen

Bridal Flowers and veiis-A Speciality
New STYLES rich and elegant Just received.
A BRAITEAU a CO., formerly Holdermanns, "a Bond st.
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m, For the MISUNDERSTANDING spring HAT

has excited wei meted commentator by exquisite
beauty and finish and selling rapidly as the last popu
lar novel Call at KNOWS No. 22 Broadway, aud procure
OF OF these matches fabrics.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prizes Paid In Gold
Information furnished The highest paid Douboona
and ell kinds Of Gold and Silver.
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Patents Obtained by Mum & Co., ~ Park
row. York. rwentythree years. experience Full
structions how TO proceed sent free by mail.
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Roper Caloric Engine Conc Water Used.
explode, Insurance. engineer required Core
audit street, New York.
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Crisfadnrn,s Cncquniicd Hair Dye.-Soid
applied VIZ and Scalp Factory, No Asior House
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Pamphlcts, Law Reports, &C., Executed
with nesnes quckness and despatch twenty-five per cent
cheaper than at any other printing establishment IN the
at the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH.
MENT, Va Nassau street.
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90 to the Grcat sale Of Fine Ready Made
Clothing, cents and Boys
BRoKAw BROTHERS.
80 Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper institute.
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THE ELECTIONS.
Sweeping Republican Victory In Rhode
Island.

Sweeping Republican Victory In Rhode
PROVIDENCE April 7, 1862
The election for State officers and members OF the
Legislature to-day passed of very quietly, and a
light vote was cast.
Returns from every town in the State except
Block Island give Padelford. republican, 1877, and
PIERCE democrat, $3.50. The total vote Is about one
half or that OF last fall.
The Senate viii probably comprise twenty-seven
republicans and six democrats; the House sixty-on
republicans and eleven democrats.
Providence gave 1892 republican and $40 demo-
cratic votes; Newport, 407 republican and I03 demo-
cratic: Bristol 47O republican and 1873 democratic;
woonsocket, 2Ss republican and 81 democratic votes
The Elections in st. Louis and Denver City.
.,s d ST. LOUIS. April !, 1862
The entire republican city ticket was elected.
Denver Colorado elected the citizens ticket. Jeffer.
son City. Mo-. was carried by the democrats
Republican Gain in Pong hheepsie.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, April I, 1869.
southod, N. Y, yesterday elected Franklin II.
Overton republican, Supervisor, by 1873 majority.
Republican gain their majority of last year 1906.
Close Contest in st. Paul, MINI.
CHICAGO ILL.,, April !, 1869.
The city election In st. Paul, Minn yesterday, re-
suited in the election OF Maxeld the citizens can
didate for Mayor, by five majority Gilmore, the
democratic candidate. The same party also elected
their candidates for Comptroller, Assessor and En-
gineer.
The Citizens Ticket Successful in Kansas
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April Z, 1869.
The citizens ticket. headed by Leary, democrat,
for Mayor was generally successful yesterday over
the regular radical nominees.
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Saunders, Genuine Razors, Razor strepa
and Hns Poke, Cutlery. No. Aston House.
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Baici,'- 1. Y. l.. Rye Whiskey, Distilled In
copper stills In Pennsylvania by farmer dsters in tho
Old fashioned way, 81 10 per gallon Call and exsmns
Delivered free Of charge.
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The Famous Corucr-g1 Nassau street,
corner Fulton The Metropolitan joy Ptiaps EssAbsAnsa6
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HHfCIHys FVrK10s COsB WtHuIue 1sUUuUn
Brown Stout bottled by Gambler sons London
With regard the genness OF the Beer bottled by Nessrs
Gambler \ Sons, they bottle ours only. -
Nov. II, ls5s BARCLAY, PERKINS co.
Sold by ali the leading grocers
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Gain in PoushLeepsie.

P0UGHKEEPSIE, April I, 1869.
Southold, N. Y, yesterday elected Franklin II.
Overton republican, Supervisor. by 1853 majority.
Republican gain over their majority of last year 1885,
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List Of American Citizens Remaining near
Puerto Principe and Nucvitas.

WASHINGTON, April 7, 1869.
The following is the list OF Americans referred to
by Admiral Hof, in his dispatches to the Navy De-
partment as remaining in the vicinity OF Puerto
Principe and Nuevitas:-Robert X. Bruce, Charles
Mccormack. Patrick NJ. Carvi. John Titus, .Alexan.
der Crowly Charles Smith, John Kemple, John
Dalton George Foster, Robert Stevens. wife and
family: Henry Story and family John Carmen,
Thomas Ross, D. X. simmons. John Donohoe, John
Fulton Mrs. Josephine Delrlsc0 near Principe.
Mrs. Agremonte. stephen Blake and wife. and, ut
Nuevitas, Robert Fullerton.
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Telegram Cartoon.

SEE EVENING TELEGRAM OF FRIDAY NEXT
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HAVANA, April !, 1869.
The sugar market Is 1rmer Sales were made to-
day the basis OF 81. reals per arrobe for No. IL
Dutch standard.
Exchange on London. IL all Il per cent premium;
on Paris par: on United States, sixty days sqnt In
currency, "a 24Is per cent discount.
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CircuInr, of Every DescriptiOn and Motto

meetings printed In the neates possible At
hours notice, and twenty-five cent less than at
other similar place IN TIC city, At the MkrROPOLlrAN JOB
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. "a Nassau street.
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~ q ST. LOUIS ApTN !, I60y
The entire republican city ticket was elected.
Denver Colorado elected the citizens ticket. Jefer
son CITY. Mo-, was carried by the democrats.
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THE RESULT III MISSISSIPPI.

Il would seem that the defeat of Judge
Dent and the triumph Of the Radical party
in Mississippi were due less to superiority OF
the victorious party than 10 the almost uni
versal apathy of the Conservatives. The
fernando Press says that there were thiF-
teen hundred whites in De Soto county who
did not 20 to the polls. Fifteen hundred, NJ
least, il is said staid away in Tishomingo
county; thousand in Tippah; two hundred
in Rankin: and several hundred in each Of
the counties of Madison, Kinds and Harris
on. These the Jackson Clarion informs us,
are only examples Of universal indifference
among the whites throughout the State.
This difference, it is though, had its ORR
gin in two causes First, the failure of the
Conservatives to conciliate the administra.
ton by the nomination Of q ticket composed
of admitted and unquestioned Republicans.
This itself was great concession, and as
a proof of their sincerity in accepting the re-
construction conditions, was expected to Sc.
cure the favor of President Grant, or at
least, to forbid his hostility But it did
neither, for President Grant turned his face
from Conservatives, and extended his favor
10 their opponents. This was one cause Of
encouragement. The second was despon
dent willingness to exchange the despotlsm
Of General Ames for almost any civil gov.
eminent, and the conviction that, though
Alcorn was Radical, his high character
and the favors he had received from the PEG
pie during his career as Secessionist, were
reasons Tor expecting a fair and free admin
istration at his hands.
There is but little doubt that, if Demo
crat had been run for Governor, there woulc
have been much larger vote cast for hin
than there was for Judge Dent.
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CONSUMPTION.

The Throe Remedies. "Schenck's Pumonio
Syrup" for the cure Of Coughs, Colds, bronchitis,
and every form OF Consumption. The peculiar
action of this medicine ripens the ulcers in the
lungs, promotes the discharge Of the corrupt
matter by expoctoration, puritcs the blood. and
thus cures Consumption, when every other rem
edy tiis.
''Schenck's seawced Tonic" for the cure Of
Dvspcpsia or Indigestion. and all diseases arts
ing from debility, This tonic inyigorates tht
digestive organs, supplies the place Of the gas
trc Juice W hen that is deficient, and then onablc
the patient to digest the most nutritious food. Il
is a sovereign remedy for nil cases OF lndlges
ton.
4Scbencks Mandrake Pills" one of the mos
valuable medicines ever discovered, being veg
etah!e substitute for caiomel, and having all th'
useful properties ascribed to that mineral, with
out producing any OF its injurious effects,
To these three medicines DIR. J. ii. Schenck,
Philadelphia, owes his unrivaled success in I'M
treatment Of Pulmonic Consumption. The Pnl
mopio Syrup ripens the morbid matter dis
charges il, and purifes the blood. The Mandrake
Pills act upon the liver, remove all obstruction
therefrom, give the organ healthy tone, an'
cure Liver Complaint, which is one of the mos
proninent causes of Consumption.
The Sea Weed Tonic invigorates the powers o
the stomach, and by strengthening the digestion
and bringing il to a normal and healthy condi
ton improves the quality of the blood, by whie'
| means the formation Of ulcers or tuhercles in tn
| laug> becomes imp, ssible The combined actor
| of these medicines, as thus explained, will cur
every case Of Consumption, il the remedies arr
| used in time and the use of them is perseyeret
| in sufficiently to bring the case 10 fsvorabl
| termination.
| DR.. schercK's Almanac, containing full
| treatise on the various forms of disease, hi
mode of treatment, and general directions hos
| to use his medicine, can be had gratis or sent b,
mail by addressing his Principal Office, No /
| n. Sixth street, Philadelphia, Pa
| Price Of the Pulmonie Syrup and Seawee
Tonic, each 81 30 per hottie, or 81 so a hal
dozen. Mandrake Pills, IS cents per box. FO
sale by all druggists and dealers,
| FahldwIr