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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-09
A UcrIoN sALE-Ar lis WEST rwFNrYsIxrH
Tho largest and richest
uouashoid Furniture sale of the season.

Household Furniture sale of the season.
T. NICHOLS CO., auctinneers will sell to the highest
bidder ali the elegant Household Furniture 900 lots, by
Saaosne large 1--WE story brown stone residence lis
West twenty street Sixth avenue only one block
from Broadway this Saturday morning. October al 10Y
o'clock precisely consisting OF magnncens rosewood g,
sos $3.50 Stool and Covers hys elegant rosewood and walnut
Parlor Suits covered with the richest description French
eatin brocae striped and reps Turkish Easy
ChAis and Lounges brocael and lace Curtains pier and
tms imported from Paris Masauserie Cabinets. so. de
thakspeare, Goethe Schiller, Humboldt Mszeppa, Diana,
bscchus Figures &c hne collection OIL Paintings, over 80
pieces artists rosewood and walnut Chamber Suits
Pedseads, bureaus, Wa.hsiands, Commodss, Armores,
Aorsehar and spring AAtesses Bosters Pows Sheets,
Blankets Quits, Linen, Bed Lounges Chairs, Rockers.
boas covered with reps and hacloth line walnut Extern
elias. Ware Table Cutlery china Tea and Dinner se,s 81.
spoons Forks. also all the furniture OF the servan,s
apartments The auconeer would call the particular Atten
tion Of his friends and the public TO this sale Reliable
man in cart pack goods for chasers at
Parties wishing TO attend this sale take
oorner Twenty sixth street.
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4 UcrIoN sALE-o7 WEST TwENrY.sEvENrH ST.

IA This Saturday morning. commencing ut 101s O'Clock.
LUXE FITZGERALD, Auotioneer,
WIN sell the highest bidder 400 by catalogue OF
elegant costly Household Furniture rich rosewood
octave Panoforte, in nve months, $500 superb
rosewood and walnut Drawing Room Suits, In French
sstn brocate silk Centre Side aud Pier Tables fer
Aantel Mirrors, Etageres, Bookcase Ladys Writing
Desk French Cabinets imported Flower stands 10 pieces Of
real Bronzes Minerva Shakespeare Earth and Air seasons
Poetry, Music and Paintings hnc OH Paintings and Ensrav
ings, Turkish Lounges, Cha hna brocaie and ace Cur
Spring Mattresses Feather Beds Sheets Quilts Bsns els
&c. black walnut Extension Tables Bunets and Cnafs
China Dinner and Tea Sets rich Cut Glass and Silver ware
all the Furniture OF the servants apartments ana etnsr
articles too numerous mention. Sale positive. oooos
packed and shipped for purchasers Strangers Oh
attending this sale Broadway stages Sath or
Seventh Aston House, stopping ~ Iweny-
seventh This largest and richest sale this day.
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DEM p THEALL, AucrIoNEER- LATE SALESMAN

DEM. p. THEALL, AuCTIoNEER-LATE SALESMAN
- with r. H. Ludlow 4 Co.-Commercial Salesroori, NO
eCorand street Household Furniture, Mirrors, Carpets
kc-BhkERA THEAbL viii sell by auction this day (sainr
day, AT l0L o'clock, at the Commercial Saesroofn No
Cortand street, me assortment OF Household Flrn
ture vzParor Suits 10 and fancy reps
iop Centre and Fancy Tables two very line Pier Mrors
with Console Tables; several fine walnut enameled Bel
SUITE Wardrobes, Bookcases, Easy Chairs nne
sortment OF Hair and other Mattresses, Blankcts Quilts
China and Glass eegant Administer Brussels Carpets
&c. Catalogues now ready at No Coftlandt street.
SPECIAL NoTICE.-BARKER& TiIEALB give particular
attention saes OF Household Furniture Stocks 81 Stores
&c. premises OF at their spacious ssesroorn
No coriland street. which for facilities
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SALES AT AUCTION.

IN BY HENRY II. LEEDS MINER
HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIoNEEk
Salesroomu 20 Chambers and " heade street, Art oea
lerics sl7 and sl9 Broadway.
Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct ~ and ~
al hafpast O'Clock each evening"
Al the Iseds Art Galleries. SIT and $40 broadway south west
corner Twelfth street,
SPECIAL SALE OF A HIGHLY IMPORTANT PRIVATE
COLLECTION OF FIRST CLASS PICTURES.
purchased from the artists by the present owner during his
residence abroad and comprising the WORKS OF THE
MOST CELEBRATED AND FAYoaITE EUROPEAN
ARTISTS. Also number OF fine Pictures by
FAV0RITE AMERICAN ARTISTS
win be ON EXHIBITION on and from TUESDAY, 18th
INST, day and evening, until sale
Full particulars hereafter.
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A J. BLEECKER, AUCTI0NEER.
IA. ROSS 4 CO.'S PRINT WORKS,
ON THE DELAWARE RIVER, NEW JERSEY,
AT STOCKTON,

A. J. BLEECKER, SON 4 co. will sell at auction
Tuesday Oct 49, 1885, at p NJ, the premises the Print
Works belonging to Ross Co., ~ miles from Camden N
j. embracing about fve two story brick Building,
e0xl having four FIRST class printing machnes by
steam Machine and Blacksmith Shops pantograph room,
works. Also five good Dwelling Houses The situation
surpassed lying opposite Port Richmond NJ where coal
always be obtained at lower price than at mos ponts
Being Philadelphia the cost OF delivering dyewoods
liquors, Ac., very little, and the advantage
taned as regards freight goods and from the markets
OF New York and Philadelphia The machinery printing
readily be disposed OF and the factory adapted to
other purpose The properly Is and in good repair
Maps At n Cedar street, New York.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


DOOTH'R THEATRE,
10 street, between Fifth and SIXTH svsuusA
THIRD AND LAST WEEK BUT ONB
Or
MISS BATEMAN,
In her great and original character OF
LEAH,
supported by
Mr. GEORGE JORDAN,
Also Mics BLANCHE Oh DAA
and Mr.. THEO. HAMILTON.
LEAH MATINEE, ON SATURDAY ATa
SATURDAY EVENING,
ENOCH ARDEN
Principal characters represented by Miss FANNY MO-
RANT, Miss BLANCHE DE BAR and Mr.. THE0. HAMtIS
TON.
Doors at7A. To ocock.
Seats secured SIX days In advance Office OF Up
Theatre Its branch Ticket 81
@. II. Dson Co., No. I'll Broadway.
MONDAY, OCTOBER IS
NARY WARNER.
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Try HENRY II. LEEDS MINER.
- HENRY II. LEEDS, huconecr
ksesrooms, Nos 20 Chambers and 81 Reae street. Art Gal
leries, sl7 and $40 Broadway.
..o,.-. On Saturday. Octoter9
ivy O'Clock, at thes salesrooms Nos a5 Chambers and
. $500. ~ Reade street
LARGE AND FINE ASSORTMENT OF PARLoR,
b nS,nN ROOM AND BEDROOM FURNITURE,
-, Removed FOR CONVENIENCE or SALE.
SaIpsss, ebony and silt frame Arors rose-
kVou anu PACK walnut Centre Side Tables, Extension
Tables, oak cane seat dining Chairs Clock Paran ware
thina, silver Plated and Glass Ware 49, '
-. Also alta O'clock
Rosewood and mahogany frame Pianos larre ngsortoent
Military Equipments consisting leather Traces leather
Pole Straps, Sword Knots leather Belts ali 10 he sold with
o,u reesrv.
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whom sA F4rE R4 TIL
... ,!sss! ssasas
Ssisans reserved one
and and w. no" % secured ''n~A' n@
3 I3S::ssF E E3:3$sE
GAL. Civ SIils DAY 'sArunDAr' OCT 3sss DAY.
The sSsSRsH 1s ADEs sS sssosr
MATINEE, aA!IskEs Hx7IssEAra
rs,d HsS ELECTROMAGNETIC sSsssss q TOT.
pELIGHTgyL CROWDS 81 ExsAISSAB1E LADIES
TOT. 500 T TGlnAsY T sT1Rs. TOT
R.n.omms. Grand Ballet. Farce. the R..rels curr
GREAT t BEL GREAT BILL GREAT BILL
sSss!,pssss! o 'syss nysSsswoRks
We: s''s.a.
over the ssE y and
written request Of 'iSis'. . i1ls?i af's;ssa''
IN conjunction III NJ + $sSs
celebrity precisely given Windsor befOls express
Mr.; JAMES MACE in his famous STATUE iLLrsfRA.
&c Ssnune success of the FA 4o9 LAuRs in TO,
Immense audiences convulsed with laughter
ssf and 81
Ludcrou.ly Grotssqae Characteza!ions q HENRI LAu
!aPP,: ssna' f1:ss
Scenery arr rSk GSp ss & saft Ct
.psa ss in their
ROBERTS sE ElstS iSfis'' rSSisLEAux.
n Tne q hc fin
NE sdnsd PRINCE e Erie Lord A sas
;ay
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ALL TaE Z sf TS APPhAR IN T TIE pRoaRAMaE.
n3 4Rs1ssI9 GSI s!FE saf ahsSs
RowERY THEATRE.
IN: :ii NJ; s 5s EvD Sos.
Kiss E j. S. #SDsOs 'ASE %o ii TAH
i sES5. m
for lades, children snd family psrt:s. r,vr.
$E:s$ :E:$sE :$$;EE
GRAND FESTIVAL MATINEE.
TWO H HSUss WITH eSssT
Warren Fl Conners so Harry clifford Graves W. Col
"' ' inc n MN: fpSSosE THE FLYING en- MAN; o
SoPsno &C. 'sn
$HE sS#HsT IL B BzE xsB NIGHT NIGHT
ms coSY E1Esy FA Asks TBEtrHr BROOKLYN
OR. THE R4iIRoAb 70 RUIN,
and combination star cast.
N ~, TIM nov Soy, SEApg, p, .v.
BLOW FOR BLOW; No. Ions sheet, four color..
n,ow FOR prow Attorney. SON Salc .s.., ,on..oo..
BIO" loN D Srswns ans Asaifii' Tour ''0r'
BLOW FOR BLow,-No, a-Three shee, et.ered bill, with
"2 VIII & .sSs:' :s.. four so
M MARP'S w fEklh-Two sh::s,, two color..
Mar; sG & .nsas ; Arrest. .0uf s'l'r'
NARY s;.s, sono sSss -four
MARY wARNER"So sNone sheet, four colors
PLUTO sburesqasNNo Two sheet two color. figure.
PLUTO. NO. 1.-TWO sheet, two coiors.
Ss ;sss four scri
'N' 49, '-' Old Herald Building, u Nassau street.
U,AMMANY-To-DAY, MATINEE AT2
i Crowds OF fashionable ladies' and children attend
TONIGHT, GRAND GALA NIGHT.
Illumination, Fireworks, Balcony serenade,
At ~ O'Clock.
MACE, GREAT ATTRACTION.
FIFTY CENTS TO ALL.
THEATRE TICKETsOFFICE,
ia BROADWAY.
RESERVED SEATS FOR ALL THEATRES.
THE LECTURE SEASON.
IMPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, ON
interesting, invaluable and scientific subjects shown.
how TO live and what live for delivered daily
New York Museum OF Anatomy Those unable to attend
receive copy by forwarding cents TO the Secretary 6
Broadway.
MUSICAL.
LADY WILL GIVE INSTRUCTION ON THE PIANO
N and Singing mt pupils residence for $40 per quarter
best references given. Address with residence TEACHER
box liz Herald Office
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DY ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON, AUCrIoNEER
ID saesrootn 81 Nassau street opposite the Post
Dnlce
fine birdfnvr :" '"'iVu
The great auction house of
JOHNSTON VAN TAssbLL will sell by auclI6n, at
their aaegroom, 81 Nassau street. Monday llt al IL
O'clock n splendid collection OF STANDARD and Iluttrasi
Books In the collection be found Chaflca Lcveria
works 81 voe; British Poets ITO vols Ahison's Hory AZ
EUROPE q vols knights Cycopcia OF Science and hr 20
vols irving various nne bindings; Bayard Taylor, II
rolls Hollands Humc's, hi!nans and Macauays works;
Guslay Dore's works.
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APP =, sssS' sra
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NOTICE. -Tha establishment will close for few days ID
s S anew q Oct 49, under NE
+ .ss "a III EH TSSFESS
Two PERFORMANCES TO-DAY
A vEEAFSRoso 1t s EVE 4aISas hIs
THOROUGH ~ SUCCESS
NEW DRAMA < 81 81 s sobEss LIFE.
EVERY sl sy P1 xsb b0s saTUkb E: MATINEE
the yea. theatrical sensation o. London and New York. On.
OR THE RAILROAD TO RUIN,
which vi E dR1fssPG'ffdl Tih SCENERY
TGE EYRE 81 HDn
s5s sSSSss: ssi$
ACT a 1e4sI ZIP e eaEIIsfo s;'SAl'
THE OLD SWAN { sS "a f. %Sl q ~ pay,
,..sss .$iSs & As lHasE:
THE UNIVERSITY aH$ BOAT RACE.
foRNosA MATINEE tomorrow tsArURDAY. ArI
e FSs'f THE fREkeA ARTISTS
s soP Request. At fuc Re0 Be G GkEs
NM ii 3 g
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WANTED TO PURCHASE.

WANTED TO PURCHASE.
TELOCIPEDES wANTED.-TwO vELOCIPEDEs
wanted must be in good repair and sold cheap. Ad-
dress yELOCIPEDE, ga Water street, New York.
yITANTED-AN INvALIDS CHAIR A LARGE ONE,
w with back let down. reasonable price will be paid
by addressing GILBERT, Herald Office.
WANTED TO PURCHASER NO. l CIGAR MACHINE.
w Address MACoG0I, lat East Sixteenth street.
WHoLEsALE DRY GOODS HOUSES HAVING DEsIR.
customer by addressing j. s. W., Herald odce.
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). BLEECKER, AUCTIoNEER.

A. J. BIEE0kES' AucIl0SEEE.
perenp,ory sale OF 1880 Lots Fordham, wes.cheser
bounty, nj auction,
BY ORDER OF THE SUPREME COURT. IN PARTITION.
LoRILLARD ESTATE
TUESDAY, OCTOBER ss, on THE PREMISES AT NOON,
BY -. BLEEckER. son 4 CO., AUcTIoNEEgs
MAPS NOW READY AT THE OFFICE OF THE
AUCTIOSEEES n CEDAR STEEET, N. Y.
A UCTIoN NOTICE.. NJ. TAYLOR, AUCTIoNEER.
IA Magnificent Household Furniture,
800 Lots by catalogue.
Pianofort Statuary Paintings Bronkcs, Mirrors, Books
Drawing Room Suits, Silver, China, Glass Ware, and
many rare and costly Works OF Art,
al Public Auction,
on this day SATURDAY at the
elegant mansion, 81 West Fifteeath street,
between Fifth and Sixth avenues,
sale commencing at 10Y O'Clock precisely.
Drawing EoOms-Superb Suits, covered blue gold,
gold brocate Curtains match rosewood Eageres Book
bronze Clock Velvet Medallion Carpets Paintings by ancient
and modern artists Enravngs rosewood Pianoloe Stool
Cover Canterbury rosewood walnut Bureaus WRrurobes
Bedseads, Commodes SUITE style Louis XIV HAIR Spring
Eattrestes Blankets, Counielpanes. Dining Room-Ex
tension Table, Sdeboard crystal Glassware Sheffield Table
Sofas, Chairs, Lounges Rockers, Pier Mantel Oval Mir
fors, Chandeliers Basement and Kitchen Furniture The
auctoneer would call particular attention OF buyers to th,
the catalogue comprising the largest richest assorne
pr household furniture oefei at auction this
house furnished less than six mcnths cost $4,000 Sale
pcremptory. Catalogues the house. N B-Partes wish
Ing to attend this take Fifth stages Sixth
nue.
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DY A. NJ. CRiSTALhR a SON, AUCTI0NEERS.
ID CONVERSATION TRADE SALE

fIRsT CLASS ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT FURNITURE,
BY the leading manufacturers OF this city Tuesday Oct
r. IL O'Clock, 5e5 Broadway (which
been rented expressly the occasion) valued 97b0U
comprising part rosewood walnut git, ebony and nlad
Paror Library and Chamber SUITE Card Centre and Esten
zion Tables Sofas Lounges Gidcboards and Etageras
% French plate gilt frame Pier Man,e Mirrors. large
and valuable collection OF
FINE OLD PAINTINGS
by celebrated European artists Catalogues he obtained
III once OF euctioneers 42T Broadway Goods erh
bition. Full particulars hereafter.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

la5si each. 900
Approximations to the $4,000 Prize-Nos. S076 and
of'i1f SUI
Approximations TO the $1,000 Prize-Nos. Az and
s's each 200
APPROXIMATIONS 10 the $4,000 Prizc-Nos. 7,ls2 and
fih4 200
Approximations TO the sb0OO Prze--Nos. 3 2ei and
5,2s3 each..--.........-.. .........,.. 80. eoo
Prizes paid IN gold Information furnished. The highest
rstes paid for Douboons and all kinds OF Gold Silver
TAYLOR CO., Bankers, l6 Wall street, New York
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by N. DOUGHTY, AUcTIoSEER.

ID Handsome rosewood aud walnut Chamber,
Parlor and Dining Room Suits Mirrors. a..
NJ. DOUGHTY will sell this day Saturday., q stl0H
O'Clock at the saesroom 10 Nassau street. large
or rich and elegant Paror Suits covered 10 brDcae French
scps lasting haIrcoth rosewood and walnut Chamber
sus Hair Mattresses and Paases three French plate Pier
Mirrors, Lounges. wardrobes, Bookcases, on Paintings
Clocks, China &c. Sale without and worthy OF
attention. every lo viii be peremptory sold by catalogue
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A MERwIN. AUcTIoNEER- BY BANGS, aERwIS
IA. A Co. 6at Broadway. Tuesday, October L. at r.
n Ensravngs ktchngs fine Landscapes Architectural
Views Portraits Photographs Autographs Wood Cuts, &c
eso OIL Paintings and Framed Pictures NB-Saes OF Books
Regularly made. Coins and Medals Friday next.
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EIITOPE.

r. uERLAIN, 10 TUE DE LA PAX, PARIs.
~ Ambrosial Cream for Shaving.
Fashionable Perfumes for the Handkerchief.
o. Eau Illustrate tor the Hair.
Eau dc Cologne preparation specially.
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10TH WARD CONSTITUTIONAL DEMOCRATIC AssO-
IL citation pledged 70 support none but good and =
for Office meet Wednesday and sa'nr' renI,g. NJ
1891 Third avenue, Seventysv s'eh"s ~
JonS HEssIos. Tr..su-cr n'' iics'aen'.
P. R. MCCARTHY, Secretary.
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(NERTAIN CURE FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
Cold Water Baths, Boarding and Medical Attendance,
Mott street, Mcrose, Of Morsania. For admance
apply to r. DE MALIGNoN, ONCE s57 Bowery from
a. NJ or on premises
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W tanning six or seven rooms, abou Is or 20 minutes
ride by rail boat from Aston House. Address LEO Her.
aid oce stating location, size rent &c and how may
reached.
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WTANTED-THREE UNFURN1SHED ROOMS ON SEC
w ond or third floor, three families in the
house. the neighborho0d Greenwich side
Of between Blocker and Fifteenth respectable
neghborhood Rent IS per week. Address NJ
II. T., Herald office.
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A MOUNT received from Miscel-
laneous Sources:
James Condron, for County Map, 5 90
J. *. Hite, Jury fee, No 4. Mar.
Sessions, 1868. co
d. T. Storm, late Commissioner, 90 90
Geo. G. X. Zahm, Com. VS.. Hor-
nick, 25 90
G. L. Pershing-Com. vs. Gageby, Go 90
John Campbell-Com. VS.. Helsel, 20 90
f. P. Tierney. on Bond of Daniel
& Jos. Walter, "a 60
Peter Mulvihill, ON Bond of j.
Keith. ct. al, 15 90
f. 2. Tierney, on Judg't of Coun-
ty VS.. j. Burgoon, 669 q
G. w. Easily, County VS.. j. Hor-
nick. 62 90
w. II. Sechler, in Nos. II & 18
Sept. Sessions, 1868, 100 90
Geo. G. X. Zahm, Cost and Jury
Fees. 122 a
Cornelius Diver, Surplus on Stray
Cow, 166
Geo. W. Oatman, Taxes Exoner-
ated for 1868, Is
Total. sI,18s 81
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EXTRAORDINARY MUSICAL MECHANISM.-
A beautiful clock WAS constructed by NJ.
Oroy, an ingenious mechanic of Geneva, in
SwitzerlAnd, capable OF the following sur
prising movements. There were seen on it
negro, dog, and shepherd. When the
block struck, the shepherd played six tunes
on bis flute; and the dog as if delighted with
the music, jumped up and fawned upon him,
This musical machine was exhibited to the
king OF Spain who was greatly struck with
Its wonderful powers.
1.-THE playful gentleness OF my doa,'' said
Droy, ''is his least merit if your majesty
will be pleased to touch one of the apples
which are In the shepherds basket, and
you will admire his fidelity"
The king took an apple, and the dog
In musical tone barked so loud, that the
kings dog began also to bark o r
Ingenious as this machine undoubtedly
was, 1T has been fully equalled by Maelze,
well remembered for his extraordinary skill
In musical mechanics particularly. Not
many years since, in 1909 or 1910, he eX-
hlbited masterpiece of art. From tent
Mr.. Maelzel led out fine, manly martial
figure, in the uniform of an Austrian dra-
goon trum peter, with bis instrument TO his
mouth. The figure being pressed on the
shoulder, played not only the Austrian cav
airy march, and the different signals for the
man9uVres Of the army, but also march
and an allegro, which was accompanied by
the whole orchestra. After this, the dress
of the figure was completely changed into
that OF a Faench trumpeter Of the guard. 1t
then began to play the French cavalry
march, with the signals for cavalry ma
neuvreS. and lastly march of Dnssck's
and an allegro of Pleyel, also accompanied
by full orchestra.
This figure produced clear and perfect
tone, and only required to be wound up
twice during the programme, and this was
effected on the left hip. This very curious
figure was exhibited in various cities in the
United States, and probably still remember
ed by many.
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A SMALL PoX REMEDY.-A correspondent
of the Stockton California; Herald, writes
as follows:
1 herewith append receipt which has
been used to my knowledge in hundreds Of
cases. 1t will prevent or cure the small
pox, though the pittings are filled. When
Jenner discovered eow-pox in England. the
world of science hurled an avalanche of fame
upon his head but when the most scientific
school Of medicine in the world-that Of
Paris-publishes this receipt as a pauacca
for smallpox, it past unheeded. 1t is as
uufailing as fate, and conquers in every in
stance. 1t is harmless when taken by a
well person. 1t will also cure scarlet fever
Here is the receipt as l have used it, and
cured my children of scarlet fever; here it
is as l have used it to cure the small pox :;
when learned physicians said the patient
must die, it cured:
Sulphate of zinc, one grain; foxglove
(digitalis), one grain; half teaspconful of
sugar; mix with two tablespoonfuls of water.
When thoroughly mixed, add four ounces of
water. Take spoonful of It every hour.
Either disease will disappear in twelve
hours. For a child, smaller doses according
to age. If counties would compel their
physicians TO uze this, there would be no
need of Pest-houses. If you value advice
and experience, use this for that terrible dis
ease.