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The New York herald., 1869-04-06


RY n. CRIsrALAR AUCTIONEER.
sSsss sSsisf II Ssia 'si.
viii sell on TUESDAY tths day at their saiesroom, as
ELsdANT PARisiAN AND CITY MADE FURNITURE
6nE hSR6s 81 SsswSGs %Sp sn1 GikY Hss wsSp srs
fes Toilet Centre and Dining Tables WARDROBE couchss
Eseins
French Plate Mirrors in g black walnut and nlad frames
&C.
and ss ana a
or stored until MAY. Catalogues at sails.
~ NJ LEVY, AUCTIoEEER, WILL SELL AT AUG.
". tion Thursday the 9Th Instant No. 36 Bank street.
house. viz Suit covered in harcioth rosewood
marble top Gard and Centre Tables black walnut Easere
hogany Wardrobe gift frame Mirror Curtains Chairs Sofas
tension Table, Buae siegaas Brussels Carpet osoiSs
Glassware, China, Silver Plated Ware, Herings Patent
Safe, Kithen utensils. DC.
COMPLAINTS HAVE BEEN RECEIVED THAT SUB
scRIBERs ARE NOT SERVED REGULARLY WITH
THE EVENING TELEGRAM.
REPORT ALL CASES OF NEGLECT
TO THE PUBLISHERS.
OFFICE NASSAU STREET.
II A. LAWRENCE, AUCTIONEER.
II. Hunters Point a. City Lots auction, Tuesday
April at the Exchange sslesroom No Ill Broadway New
Peremptory SALE by order Of the Ferry
LAWRENCE 4 OAKLEY, auctioneers--Nearly 1900
whole bleck: m Lots opposite the Long Island and
and fronting ferry front West Third and Fourth steets
It's acces si0ty together with its prominent important
and desirable location for business or manufacturing
Of Long Island makes the sale that should receive
Maps particulars auctioneers' Office II Pine street.
New York
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DEM. 4. THEALi, AUCT1ONEEH.
ID HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CAR
PETS, AZ.
BENZ y THEAI will sell by auction this day Tuesday,
Apr at II O'clock 11b West Thirty street. near
Sitth avenue, all the handsome Furniture OF House.
VIZ Elegant rosewood and walnut French Bcdseads Dress
Bureaus Washstands nantc Mirror Sofas, Chairs
nut extension Table elcd Bedroom Suite Spring
ne hair Mattresses Bolstcrs and Pillows Crockery and
Glass, rich Brussels Carpets Kitchen Utensls 40 Caia
iogue at auctoneers Office, VI Liberty street.
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Tuesday, April o. et loI O'Clock, by order Of the
executors o. + A. wredc deGsssed at Ss Broadway
to close the estates Buets in black walnut and
rosewood; rosewood Bedstcads Tables and side
carved maple Bedroom sets, trimmed with rosewood Hall
stands and Chairs, Dressing Bureaus Chairs Paror Suits,
various styles hmoireaaces, Extension Tables Cabinet
and other first class furniture Particulars catalogue. Also
finished Stock, Materials, &C.
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BoGART, AUCTIoNEER.
e. This day,
At o O'clock at % East Broadway near Msrke, street, gen
teel Household Furniture Paor Sofas mahogany psrlor
and Easy Chairs Pier Gssss Brussels and Ingram Carpets,
ODcoih, large quantity OF Bedroom Furniture Bedscads,
plain and Dressing Bureaus Wsshsands Window Shades,
hookng Glasses, Feather Beds Hair and uak Mattresses,
Pillows and holsters Blankets Sheets Cottage Suits Dining
Room and Kitchen Furniture, Crockery and Glass Ware
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M
Perempory sae by order of the Supreme Court southwest
corner of Lexington avenue and Fifty-h street,
Z. H. LUDLOW & co. will sell at auction, Tuesday,
April 1852 Il O'Clock at the Exchange Salesroo NO. Ill
Broadway, Irnhy Building, New York -
Lexington avenueThe desirable three story and base
brick Store and Dwelling 25xs0 feet southwest
Lexng ton avenue and Fiitythird street.
The above is in good repair Lot 25.5x9O feet. Terms
cash.
Maps, &c, the auconeers Office, No. Pine street. New
York,
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SALES AT AUCTION.
TOSEPH MCGUIRE, AUCTIONEER,
will sell by auction, on
TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1859.

los INQUIRE, AUCTIONEER, 80 NASSAU STREET
81 Ill sell at auction on tuesday, April at the Exchange
salesroom Ill Broadway the House Lot NO ~ hacdou
gal street. New York contans all the improvements For
terms apply to the auctoneer j. MOfSSEN attorney
No. 8 Beekman street. New York.
The New York herald., 1869-04-06

r,oR sAIB-THE FOLLOWING INVENTORY OF
Rrrng made OF best Italian hemp. and Ia In FIRST
rate order only years old aud having only been used
during FORE rigging, 81 feet inches from back
OF eve end OF shrouds4 shrouds side. Mstn rigging
inches from back OF 20 end OF shroudsS shrouds
on aide. Sse OF rigging Ga inches strand Italian hemp
ibsiays oub.e 30 fahoms inches. Wire flying jim
stay, 70 fsthoms 2 inches Of the best wire. Address Rig
gine, box il6 Herald oiico.
LrOR sALE-TUG PROPELLER ENGINE, 2sx2t. IN
good win trade tcr schooner real estate n-
quire OF &. A. SHuI foot West Eleventh street
IyoR SALE-THE CENTRE BOARD SCHOONER YACHT
Restess ~ tons Length, 70 feet; beam 20 feet; depth
OF hold 770 feet and fine see boat fttcd ~ tns
complete and beautiful manner warranted s1un..
wil sold lying et the foot OF hiiuge sso'.
Brooklyn. Apply TO G. z. POlLLON, S-i SCUM sfee~
yroR sALR-TuE BARGE SCHubr1s BUilT hx,
rressiy for the storage OF hay an musN ~,
order will sold cheap Inquire Ot AhVhAS DV'H' 'V"e
Of Charles street, North river
NO BOAT CIT BS.-THE NASSAU BOAT CLUE HhvE
saa reap sx-oAFed Ourigger 0igs And one stx
oared Harse Apply TO 7. GRkkNOUGH, "a south street
The New York herald., 1869-04-06

WILLIAM WRITER'S .AUcTToNEER-wILL SELL
this day, at "a Canal street, at ocock, the contents
Of whole -four story house Fifteenth moved for
OF sale by order OF j. r. Brown Marshal
stng of aror Suits in brocate hairClcih black
walnut, mshogany and enaucled Chamber SUITS rosewood
and black walnut marble top Centre Tables lace Curtains
bronze Clock cost $780, curled hair and other Mattresses,
pier and ante Mirrors black walnut and mahogany Ward
robes 10 Tapestry, Threepy and Ingram Carpets Duinc
Room and Kitchen Furniture also feather Beds Bolster
others.
The New York herald., 1869-04-06

I'oR SALE CHEAP-A STEAM ENGINE, 25 HORSE
II power, and tubular Boiler, nearly also scroll aud
circular saws and Tables, morsng, tenoning, variety
moulding and surface Planning Machines, with Pulley, Shaft
and Belts aso wood turning Lathe with sets
OF Tools. Apply n Mangm street 22i West street.
The New York herald., 1869-04-06

IIoR sALE-A TEA AND COFFEE STORE, IN THH
best part vesey long lease cheap
Immediately Parties meaning business Addresa
James 4. Morton, Herald Office.
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"A UCTION SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES.
"a w. M. HOLLINtiSHEhD, AUCTIONEER.
LARGE PEREMProRY PACKAGE SALE
OF BOOTS AND SHOES BY AUCTION.
j. T. WHIrEHOUSE h CO.,
SAfESROOM 2: AND - WARREN STREET,
WILL SELL On WEDNESDAY, APRIL {,
1O% o'clock A. NJ. splendid
assortment of Spring Styles OF
Boots, Shoes, Brogans, Gaiers, Sc.,
being from manufacturers, adapted To the
Southern Western and city trade. Catalogues ready
Tuesday.
The New York herald., 1869-04-06

INoR sALE-A GOOD PAYING BAKERY, ON FRS,
four lease baking IL to ID barrels sol
over the counter Apply TO Y. GAFFNEY, 225 Bowery.
The New York herald., 1869-04-06

lately used by the Kings County Savings Bank win be
cold low " applied immediately Inquire Ia the
County savings Bank, Broadway and Fourth
street. Bropkiyr. -.
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BROADWAY
and Exchange place.
4. II. LUDLOW co. will sell at auction, Thursday,
April 1869 1e O'Clock, the Exchange Saesroo, Ill
Broadway New York.
Broadway, Exchange place and New street.
The large Plot OF Ground, with buildings thereon,
Nos So g. S. 5S and SO broadway, Nos. 81,
49, 3d. 81 and 30 New street. being 125 feet front Broad
New street by about OF in depth
The desirable property busi
purposes offered in this city, being
from head of Wall street and in the immediate vicinity OF
New York Stock Exchange, Open Board and Gold Room
suitable for banks insurance copanies offices govern
remain bond and mortgage Maps at the auctoneers
Office No & Pine street, New York.
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TAMEs NJ. MILLER, AUCTIoNEER.
81 BROOKLYN PR0PERTY

r SIMON, AUCTIONEER.
~. L. SIMON CO. will sell at auction on Thursday,
April 1859 at 12 O'clock a the Exchange SaesroOm Ill
Broadway Trinity Building New York; the three story brick
and basement House. with three brick and cellar
No. 10; Eridge street 100 feet north of Broome
street, lot 25xl0O For particulars inquire of L. SIMON
Co, 81 Nassau street, 3S
The New York herald., 1869-04-06

NOR sABE.-A SILVER PLATED FOUNTAIN, TWO
II branches with patent glass and counter. marble
top ta ne at hn price Inquire at lie Bleeckcr street. in
the cigar store.
The New York herald., 1869-04-06

A FAMILY LEAVING FOR EUROPE WISH TO SELL
"A some handsome bronze and other Ornaments, Dinner
Service Chickerng Piano (neary new) sundy articles for
housekeepng also pair of carriage Horses Coupe Buggy
O'Clock
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10 EHH UMFoREUMArnl
NEW REMEDIES, NEW REMEDIES
DIR. oIBBoN,s DIsPENsARY,

600 KHARNEY street. corner
% Commercial. San Francis
co, private entrance ON CONNER
eIal ST.. established In ls5i, for the
treatment Of Sexual and Seminal
Diseases. such ~ Gonorrhea.
elect. Structure. Syphilis in all its
forms, Seminal Weakness, ImPo-
tency, etc. skin Diseases lof
years standingl. and liberated
Legs. successfully treated.
DOCTOR GIBBOS has the
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-08-07

WHAT Is II FoR?-A remarkable degree of
;ael hvity prevails at the present time in all the
, dc. 'k-yards of the country, Pacific as well as
I the Atlantici and it looks as though the Gov
& eIln ient were placing the whole available navy
: ons war footing. similar activity in the
do6i:. yards Of France or Great Britain, would
in n " eek's time have set all Europe in blaze
and ca us ed broad panic in the funds. Here
IL does not seem to ruffle the surface of our
midstn inner life; and yet naval preparations
onayEide scale have been going on for weeks
at ailth naval stations of the country.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-08-07
PLANTATION BITTERSl

ana which have become so celebrated al ,y.r ,h,
MW!'u Tor thoir wonderful tonic propcrties These
ltHrs Ht9 now aud always have been. prepared pro
'lhcI! ~ III" same way Hs when the right title etc
passed into orr hands with the single c,rcpnn
WAT We nave added thereto CAlsayA I,ark which IN
combination with other well known roots aud hcIbs
i"tis on. 81 The most delightful tonic cordial. that a
~ PossDe Tor tho ingenuity Of 20 compound n il
medicine which Increases strength rases Tho snTta
aud gives life and choarfuness 10 ali who s,, sc.t
ana depressed. and Mt the same time comfprIs Glad
dens and eNhillratcs ''"' b'~'
lho spirit which preserves and forms IA. hast. NJ
'cSe bI'I"S - pure st CfON rum, distilled from tho
sugar cane grown ia the tropical island 81 Z, C,ni.
anu St Thomas, under tho lmmcdA,. -. ,yJ.i,, ~
our own experienced agents sent ont ami ,t,I tI, 70
AP'tsHiy lot mat purpose. and defy and uVy.flI.
nIhhiSsl"h chemist. science 10 uro,iIirs ,r .uv
' , I vegetable matter In the composition ~
re-, -, o,uts w. therefore. ofoy and recommend
ui,n u inc public with sulro guarantee that thry
| ing complaints. WV '''''"'"H "'T'''7H-
Ih'y purify strengthen and invigorStc.
They create healthy appetite.
lh'y are an aniidoto to change Of water and diet
Ih'S overcome effects NJ dissipation and late hours
lhoy strengthen the system and cnivcn tho mind.
ln'y Prevent mlasmatlc and intermittent fcvers
ln'y purify tho breath and Hoidty Of the stomach.
ihoy cure Dyspepsia and Constipation
lney euro biarrhrn, Cholera and Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache
Ih'y arc tho boSt Bt,crs In the world
lures Great Kcstnrcr
S"hO NV MI GRoCERs. DRUGGISTS &c
- W. DRAKE ~ CO., New York.
HhnDiNGloN HOsTErTER 4 co. san Francisco
''' 'b'"7 '"' 'h' racine Coast ELiy
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-08-07
TO THE
NJ a NJ a ND WON q NJ
OF ALL NATIONS!

WE HAVE WATCHED THE COURSE or 40 MANY
W distressed. cmaCatei and fOrurn dyspeptIcs-
"i WoTn-"ut and Frustrated fcmalcE-whO have taken
nc" lease ot liie and gradually received new yignr
sH'hEth health, and the power Of social plrA-urcs-
from the effects Of the Plantation Brrs-that w ara
not surprised at the Testimonials We receive although
our rSatIs may be- II IL pleasure tn do good In the
""fld ont uur measure Ia than full We had no
conception OF the widespread suffering which eyis,s
or OF Inc almost iHfable cures produced Nv tl,.ss
bitWtS Nh'h We hTst commenced rIr Ir- tlt,Iu tnr
SAFE We now md that oyory hOuS. l.s q weak child
an aihng parent, or dcbilitatCd aged member who
needs this tonic. '' "
u is now some aoycn years since We purchased Of
Pedro Martello Of the Island Of ~ Cr0, n. ,rt,,yc
right To manufacture and coll what IL now Known "a
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-08-07
NJ. s. BoNNIFIELp.
PADELFoRD'S

LIVERY STABLE,
O. =. PADDLEFORD. Prorric,or
In rear Of Coz Iopoltan Hotel and Passenger Depot
l.
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SAN FRANCISCO
WALLER MoRERIY.

& IL L. II GIN Err
SURVEYOR Ann NrCuirECr,
h'No' MY.
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I @ e. ID EP OF

~ west side Of fifth Street, near Edor Co = B,pkiro
~ VIII S''P ice 20 any point Oh The railroad.
90" FRED WILSON pruprintnr
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4Gerl nan shoemaker who had undertaken
ito make N pair of boots for a gentleman of
whose fin ancial integrity he had considerable
doubt, replied, when asked for the article
der ipoots is not quite done, but der beel ish
made, ont - 80 80.
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JOHN N. KING,
Matchmaker and Jewolcr

cG f% f'nn '"d Commercial streets. rso. Nevada
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a London clergyman advertises that no will
'lend" his weekly sermons for half crown a
piece, or four for los, warranted "original,
earnest and evangelical"
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-08-07

A brooklyn advertiser wants ~ female who
has a knowledge of fitting boots of good
moral character
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-08-07

Tar Mercury, Newport, II. l., is one hun
.dred and eleven years old, having been estab-
lished by Franklin in June, 1853, at which
time there were but ten papers in the country.
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The following tho present rates Of Fare VII
union Pacific aud connecting Roads:
=. .. LNTIII,op, ". d..

c,rcc Hgn'sy's luH.ug. Elko. Nevada VIII attend
a. all rrrfoasinraI call. 80 '
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-04-07
A CR1r1c oUrw1rrED.-Hiram Powers, the

A CRITIC OUTwITTED.-Hiram Powers, the
famous sculptor, will visit his native country
the coming summer, it is stated, and spend
some months with his relatives in Cincinnati.
He is a native of that city, and lived there for
many years, having first shown his genius by
making some excellent wax figures for Dor
feuirs Museum, awell-known place of amuse-
ment in the West at that time. Among other
figures, he made one of Alexander Drake, q
popular comedian In that section thirty years
ago. Some of Powers friends were so much
pleased with his work that they invited the
Queen City journalists to look at it, among
them, one notorious for his hypercriticism,
and believed to be something Of pretender
withal. The particular critic came In the
evening, when the Museum was dimly light
ed, and took his position before the glass
case After gazing at the figure very intently
for five minutes, he said to Powers, who was
at his elbow: "There are some good points
about this, Hiram; but it has some extraor-
binary defects. The nose is too long entire
ly, and the mouth has queer twist. One
arm is somewhat longer than the other. The
position, too, is very unnatural; no man
could stand that way if he tried; / don't see,
Hiram, how you could have made such q
blunder." Powers laughed, and inquired Of
the figure: "Wbat do yon think Of it Drake?''
The figure Immediately stepped out Of the
case, and bursting into loud laugh, said
'Ithink the position pretty natural, myself"
The critic did not hear the lest Of the Jest to
his dying day, and never afterward spoke to
the facetious sculptor.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-04-07

An IRIsHMAN's WILL, Timothy Doolan,
of Ballydownderry, in the County Clare,
farmer, being sick and weak in me legs, but
of sound head and warm heart, glory be to
heaven, do make this, my first and last Ould
and New Testament.
First, give me soul to Him who gave it,
whin it pleases Him to take it, and shure no
thanks to me, for / can't help 1t thin, and me
body to be buried in the grounds in Bally-
downderry chapel, where all me kit and kin
have gone before me, and those who live
Arthur me, belonging to me are buried,
peace to their ashes, and may the sod
not rest lightly on their bones Bury me
near me godfather, Felix O'Flagherty, be-
twixt and between him and me father and
mother, who he separated altogether at the
other side Of the chapel-yard.
l lave the bit of ground, containing ten
acres, rale ould Irish acres, to me eldest son
Tim, after the death of his mother, if she
survives him.
Me daughter Mary and her husband, Paddy
O'Regan, are to get the white SOW that's
going to have the twelve black pigs five
weeks before the first of next June.
Teddy, me second boy, that was kilt In the
war in Amerikay, might have his pick Of the
poultry, but as he is gone lave them to his
wife, who died week before him.
| bequate to all mankind the fresh air of
heaven, all the fishes of the sea they can take,
and all the birds of the air they can shoot.
/ lave to them all the sun, moon, and stars.
lave to Peter Rafferty, pint of potheeu.
I can't finish, and may God be mereiful to
him Amen. TIMOTHY DooLAE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-04-07
JOHN III. Patty.

Notary Public and Commissioner Of Deeds
For the state Of California. Office at the Bank Of
Bishop Co. Kaahumauu Street. Honolulu. L2-lyj
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-04-07
GEORGE WILLIAMS,
LICENSED SHIPPING AGENT,

OI1Ce On James hoD1usOn q 70 { HnarI'
Continues the business on his old plan Of settling
with officers and seamen Immediately on their ship
ping at his Office Having direct or indirect con-
nection with any Quitting establishment, and allow
ing debts to be collected in his Office he hopes to
give good satisfaction in the future he has in
the past Ism
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-04-07

SOME mouths ago a paper appeared in
Madrid called The Democrat A few num-
bers only were printed but the editor,
being man Of ability, said enough to find
himself sentenced TO one hundred and two
years imprisonment. The recent revolution,
however, set him free.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-02-10
SCRENCK,S PrLMONIC SYRUP,

Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills Will cure
| Consumption, Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia
! II taken according to the directions. They ar,
| all three tO bo taken at ths sane time. They
| cleause tie stomach, relax the liver, and put il
to work thon the appetite becomes good tn,
| food digcsts and makes good blood; the patient
| begins u grow in flesh the diseased matter ri.
Teus ~ tho Iungs, and the patient outgrows the
! discu ., and gets we'll THIS is tho only way to
cure Consumption.
To those three medicines Dr.. J. II. Gohench, of
PhiHdp u liG, oW cs his unrvHlcd success In the
trcntmcp' Of Pulmonary Consumption. The
PulmOuic Syrup ripens the morbid matter in the
lungs, nature throws it off by an easy expoctora
ton. for when ,hc phlegu or matter is ripe II
shebt cough w,l throw it oil, and the patient
hUsrcst aun 1',, 1ss,Ds begin to heal.
| 70 do this, the Soawcc1 Touio rnd Mandrake
! pills must be freely used to cleanse the stomach
! uud liver, eo that the Pulmonio Syrup and the
| food vii. make Cd blood.
| srLuoks MoDdrrko Pills act upon the liver
umoslIy Z all ou-tructi,us relax III, ducts of the
gull bladder the bile sttrts freely md the liver i.
soon relieved; the stools vii show vhatthe PILL
can de; nothing has ever been Invented except
| culUtncI "A deadly poison which Is very danger.
! vus to use uulcs. with great care that viii vi
orb the gall bladder m start tho scaretiony o.
the liver Ike ScLcuoh's Mandrake Pills.
Liver Complaint is me Of the most prominent
causes Of Consumption,
s h.nok' 4 Scnwced ronic il n gentle sttmulaut
and Alternative, and the aIkall IN the SoaWeed,
which this preparation is made Of, Assists the
stomach to throw out the gastric juice to dissolve
the food with the Pulmonic Syrup, and tits made
into good blood without fermentation or souring
in the stomach
The great reason why physicians do not cure
Consumption i', they try to do too much; they
give medicine to stop the coughs, to stop chiIls,
10 stop night swcatS, hectic fever, and by TO do
ing they derange the whole digefuTo POwoTF
locking up the secretons, and eventually the pa
tieut sinks and dic2.
DR. Schenck, IN his treatment, docs not try to
stop cough, night sweats, chiIls or fever. Re
move the cause, and they will all stop Of their
own accord No one can be cured Of Consump-
ton, Liver Comp Dy'pepsin, Catarrh, Can
kcr liberated Throat, unlcts the liver and stom-
aoh are made healthy.
II a person has consumption, Of course the
InnRs, in some way are diseased, either tuber
Giles, sbscesses, bronchial irritation, pleura adhe-
'ton, or the lungs are maSs OF inflammation
ana fast decaynR. In such cases, what must bt
done 1t is not only the lungs that uro wasting
but it is the whole body. The stomach and h'gT
have lost their power to make blood out Of food.
Vow, the. only chance is to take Dr. Schench
three mcdciHe2, which Will bnng up tone 70
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-02-10
To Ownors Of Horses and CnttIe.

Tobias Dorby Condition Powders. are war.
rautgi superior to any others, or no pay, for the
cure Of Dtstcmper, Worms Bolts Coughs. Hide
Bound, Colls, &c, in Horses, and Colds, Coughs,
Loss nf Mix, Black Tongue, Horn DistempCr,
&c. in Cattle. These "powders" have formerly
been put up by Simpson l. Tobias son Of DR..
Tobias, and since his death tho demand has been
~ great that Dr. Tobias has continued to manu-
fucturc them. They are perfectly safe aud inno-
cent. no need Of stopping the working Of your
animals. They increase the appetite, give fine
coat. cleanse the stomach aud urinary organs,
aud increase the milk Of COWS. Try them, and
you will never be- without them. Col. Philo p
Bush, of the jerome Park Raoo Course" Ford.
ham, N. y, would not uso them until ho Was told
of what thoy Verc composed, since which tim,
he il never without them. lie has over twcuty
running horses in his charge and for the las
three years has us,d no other medicine for them
Sold ty Druggists and Storekoeptrs throughout
the tuitci states. Price - cents por box. De
pot o Park Place, New ! ork
Juul lBdw I'm.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-02-10
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