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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1869-11-20
Vente par lie Collector.

Fiat dc Ia Louisiana VS. une portion de terre
assessGe au nom de William Johnson.
EN- vertu des %pouvoirs don't il suis revetu
par l'acte de la legislature de Get etat, approu-
We 8 mars 1869. je procederai, a mon bureau.
EN- la Vile des Opelousas, a la maison de cour
de cettc paroisse, lie S.AMEDI, 4 Decemtrc,
1869, a midi. ct continuant de- jour en- jour,
sill est nGcessaire, H. vendre a Pencan public.
la propriGtG ci dessous dGerite, a SAVIOR:
Une portion de terre situec all Bay on Rouge
borne sud par lie bayou Rouge, nord par lie
Docteur Wilson, contenant 1870 acres.
La dite prophetic ayant etc sa1sie par moi
pour satistaire upe dette due h Get etat, pour
taxes non payees de 1854 ct 1855, SC montant
a $34 80.
Conditions compliant.
oct 80 JJBUTLER, Collector.
Vente par lie Collecteur.
Etat de Ia Louisiana VS. une portion dc terre
a~ssessce all nom de PHILIPPE Lacaze.
EN- vertu dcs p~ouvoirs don't je suis revetu
par racte de la legislature de Get etat, approu-
We 8 mars 1869, je procedersi, a mon bureau,
en- la vile DIES Opelousas, a Ia maison de cour,
de cette p~aroisse, lie SAMEDL 4 Decembre,
1869, a midi, ct continuant de jour en- jour,
sill est nGcessaire, a vendre a Iencan public,
la propriete ci dessous decrite, a SAVIOR:
Tine portion de terre situee a Bots Mallet,
bornce nord par P Lrjeune, sud par F De-
Jean, contenant 400 acres.
La dite propriete ayant etc saisie par moi
pour satisfaire une dette due a Get etat, pour
taxes non payees de 1854 ct 1855. SC montant
a $1l -.
Conditions-comptant.
oct 80 BUTLER. Collector.
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Is nov

JOHN E. KING,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OccscUsass la.
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Point de PEACE.

UAHAG Ue VB&0e
TE PEACE sur tout fret qui nous sera
s consigns, d notre Magasin de Depot d
Washington, pour stre vendu on exp6dier
4 la Nouvelle- Orleans, sera pave par nous.
10 oct-2m PTTRE & CARRIERE.
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DEvENUE STAMPS of all denomina-
IL tions for sale at the Post Office.
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PAQUEBOT REGULIER
~. - ".
ENTIRE LA
Nouvelle- Orleans ct les Opelousas.
Assss~~ LIE STEAMER
81 LAMs.IIANyAT4S ------
Ss@@zAIaHasA i. O.. BGACKFORD

C. C. PICKETT, Capt, j. B. SCHMrT, Clerk,
Partira de la Nouvelle Orleans tous les Mardis
a 5 heures du soir ct de Washington lous les
Samedis a 10 heures du nnatin.
Pour lie fret ct passage don't les prix serout
aussi bas que sur n'importe quel bateau dams
cette navigation, s'adresser aux agents:
Opelousas-THEoDoRE CHACHERE,
Washington-P,TRE e. CARRseRe,
Port Rarry-RAyMOND DesHoTeLs,
FRANCOIS DUPRe, gR.
l6janvier, go.
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FROM EUROPE.
Loss of n British ship-The Crew sar


By atlantic Gable.
LONDON, July 21.-Advices have been re-
ceived of the loss of the British ship Lord Sid
mouth, from Quebec, on June 5, for Port Glas-
gov. She experienced heavy gale, sprang
aleak, and was abandoned. The crew were all
saved, and landed at Port Glasgow yesterday.
Religious Equality in ireland.
In the House of Commons last evening the
Lord Mayor of Dublin, in full robes, presented
the petition of citizens of Dublin, praying the
House to support the endeavors now making to
secure religious equality in Ireland.
WOman's Suffrage.
Mr.. c. w. Dixie, NJ. P. for Chelsea, presented
n petition signed by twenty-five thousand wo-
men of Great Britain, asking for the frau chise.
Bad Conduct of the Police.
Mr.. Johnston, NJ p. for Belfast, complained
of the conduct of the ponce on the recent ami
yersarv. He said ltnere had been a rigid en-
forcement of the pArty professions act in Ulster,
while il had been Systematically violated in the
Chichester Fortekcue, Secretary for Ireland.
proised the forbearhnce and order exhibited on
tbat occasion through the precautions taken by
the government Vie hoped, however, that the
Observance of July l2th would soon De dscon-
timed throughout She land.
Mr.. Vance, NJ. Pl for Armagh, urged the re-
neal of the party pEocessions act.
The Irish Church BILL
Meetings in favorN of the dsestablshment of
the Irish Church continue to be held in various
parts OF GreaI Brltalh'
Excitement in Spa.in-AnOlher hisihs Ahticl-
pnted-ActiOn of thc French Authorities.
By atlantic Cable
MADRID, July 20-EThere is much excitement
throuphout Spair and many arrests have been
made here, ut Valladold, Barcelona, ana Cor
doya OF parties beloved to be iormentlng lnsur-
rection, including several generals and colonies.
The authorities are taking measures to prevent
any outbreak. ThF decree OF eX-Nlnister OF
Justice Herrera hds been withdrawn. The
French government has ordered all Spanish con-
spirators away from the frontiers. A sharp fight
occurred yesterday at Ciudad Real, about one
hundred miles fro1n Madrid between the clVll
authorities and pand of insuTecuonsts, pre-
sumed to be in theI interest of Don Carlos, Nine
of the latter and) several of the former were
wounded,
Bishop COIensO's Rights.
In the case of Bishop Coenso of Nasal, the
Priyy Council has decided THAT he has the full
right to the cathed at Pietermaretzburg, and
is altogether free from interference by the Cape
Town authorities,
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wvarkets by Telegraph.

NEW luhk, Ju4y Zl.-CotJon duil; 1900 Daes @ sou
at 94(a84I{c Flour dull, and declined be lOc SAFES
of 6OOO barrels superhne at S5IOG56O; extras at
s59Otd64O: choice at S65006SO; fancy at sOOOG ~
and Southern at S64O@1lT5 Wheat steady; safes
of 46 COO bushels No. at 81 -; NO al sl5Oa ~
winter red at sl'S5, and white Southern at Sl9',
Corn frner and stock scarce AT an adVancG VI 10
sales of 1000 bushels mixed western aG oa6
White Western at 9Sc. oats trmer; sales OF lo,UOo
bushels Western at S2@S2Lc, and state al e5c;
Beef quiet Pork firm; new mess t5ZS'j2' Lai"
quiet steam, 19hc. Whisky quiet at y 10
NEW. YORK, July 21.stocks down. Money stsaHy 1Sae
at per cent. GUIu, 1876. 52Os, 1862 coupon, lzos
do 1864 do, 121H do. 1862 do, l2l& dO do new
2OA; do. 1867, 1905; do. 1868, l2O2g I0Qs, llU2
Virginia 6s, new, 81 Missouri 6s., 81 canton SO
80; Cumberland preferred, 814 New YORK Centra.
2l1%; Erie, 2sa Reading, 93 Hudson tlYer, @ ioz
Michigan Central, 1917; Michigan Southern, 10. .
Illinois Central, 140% Cleveland and FlttsDuIg,
lOs}G Chicago and Rock Island 1l419; PitsbuIg anu
Fort Wayne 1853; Western Union Telegraph 36$
BALTIMORE, July 2l.-Cotton duh and nominal ana
unchanged. Flour very quiet and unchangel.
Wheat less active; choice Maryland red GOO 6o
white, 81 '70@1 70. Corn firm; prime white, fll2s
lI8; yellow, 81 0s@l1O Oats dun at TO@7bc. Mess
Pork quiet and unchanged. Bacon firm and I'M
changed Lard duh and unchanged. Whisky
better feeling, scarce and unchanged
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stocE QuotntIons by TeIerrnnh.-2 P.m.
KOOPMANSCHAP.

The Coming (ChlnO AIan-The COOlie Trade
All About the Celestials-iIOw they Work.
What they Can DO-Interview with Mr..
kOOpmanschap-Is His Business In Violation
of the Act Prohibiting the COOiic Trade
From He:M Y FJrld of this morning.
Koopmanschap has been stopping at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel for Il few days, looking about the
city, to see what prospects there are forinviting
a few thousand Chinese here and securing them
employment. He has just returned from Mem
phis, Tenn, where a labor convention has been
held to devise ways and means to inaugurate
the importation of Chinese or Asia,lc
labor. The meeting was a success, and Nj.
Koopmanschap hoped TO be able to introduce
these laborers from the 'llowery kingdom"
to New York capitalists and employers But
after having consulted with leading men, he
finds it will not be profitable to him to usher
any Of them into our city. The employers here
wish the labor, but at 50 low rate of compen
sation that Mr.. Koopmanschap would sustain a
loss in shipping them. Mr.. X. left yesterday
for San Francisco, but previous to his departure
our reporter had an interview with him, in which
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FROM NEW YORK.
The Money and stock Markets.

The Money and Stock Markets.
New YORK, July ell P. M.-Money market
dull at per cent. currency as an extreme rate.
Commercial paper easy at from 8 to II per cent.
Sterling exchange unchanged. Gold market
dull, and opened at 1855. Present quota
ton, 1861. Governments firm at yesterdays
quotations. United States skies, registered and
coupon, 1884, advanced to 2015. Southern secu-
rites buoyant and active. Tennessee eX '62, IA
new, So; Virginia eX 81, new, 81; Georgia 6s,
63 do. 20, 92; North Carolina eX So; South Caro-
lima, new, 6G. Louisiana, 20, levee 6s, 652I; S.
Sc. Miscellaneous market dull, with no change
in quotations except in New York Central,
2l125; Reading, 934; Hannibal and st. Joseph,
1873.
A Thieving Cashier.
SYRACUSE, July 21.-Dauiel III. Fitzgerald, formerly
cashier Of the Syracuse City Bank, is under arrest
charged with stealing about $1,000 from the bank
shipment of specie.
NEW YORK, July 1.-THE Scotia, for Liverpool
to-day, takes out $4,000 in specie.
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FROM NEW ENGLAND.

Arrangements for the Landing of the New
Gable mt DuNbury.
Despatch to The Evening Telegraph.
KINGSTON, July 21.-The arrangements for
celebrating the arrival of the cable at DuXbury
are nearly completed. To contain the shore end
a trench has been dug from the old bank build
ing to the beach, a distance of nearly two miles,
which will be filled Immediately on the arrival
of the Chiltern. Preparations by the citizens
have been made to appropriately honor the
landing of the cable. A mammoth tent will be
put up on an cminence commanding a view of
Hammock and the ocean, and banquet will be
provided for invited guests. In the evening a
grand ball will be given in the town hall.
The Humboldt Centennial.
BosToN, July 21.--The Boston Society Of
Natural History this morning voted to celebrate
the centennial anniversary of the birth of Alex
ander Won Humboldt, September Ia, by an ad-
dress from Professor Agossiz and appropriate
exercises.
Another Suicide.
Yesterday afternoon the body of John B..
Richards, of this city, was found, with a bullet
wound in his right breast, in the cellar hos of
an old house on the ten-hill farm, ,ISomerville. A
note left by the deceased proves it to be a case
of suicide.
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TEXAS.


excitement Caused by bOdies OF DeAperauOes'
A correspondent of Flakes GalUeston Bulletin
writes from De Witt county T9xas-"Again is
this and the adjoining counties thrown into
wild state of excitement by the appearance in
day time and the sound at night of large bodies
of armed men riding to and fro. At last that
point, beyond whichit is said fOrbearance ceases
to be virtue, has been reached, and our oldeet
and best citizens have drawn the sword and
thrown the scabbard away, and say they will not
desst until our country is purged of the thieves
and desperadOes who have been so long preying
upon their stock. The real wealth of our
Western country has become common
property, regularly organized gangs OF
horse thieves were quarantined upon
us; one-half the beeyes raised upon our prairies
were stolen, in vain have our citizens appealed
to the law, swift witnesses were always at hand
to prove an alibi or swear them clear. Gradu-
ally have things been drawing to a focus. 81
multaneously almost have the people risen in
the surrounding counties, and day of reckon
ing has cSme. Horrible as this state of affairs
is, there was no alternative and the war of eX-
termination has commenced, and, from the cool
determined character of the leaders, | imagine
Will not cease until these pests of society have
been rooted out. On the I'd instant two noted
characters, jim Bell and Bill Morrel, were shot
| on the Coletto, in the lower part of Dewitt
! county Many rumors are afoat of others in
| dlherent directions being killed, but owing to
the dread existing men, say but little"
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WASHINGTON.
Our Government and the Fenians in
English Prisons.
HARRISBURG
To-days Proceedings of the Conven-
ton Of State Supsrintendents of
Schools-Governor Geary's
Address.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Colonel Warren and the Fenian Prisoners in

colonel Warren and the FenInn Prisoners in
England.
Despatch to The EUening Telegraph
WAsHINGToN, July 21.-Colonel Warren, the
released tenian prisoner, has been engaged all
day in visiting the members of the Cabinet en-
deavoring to have them promise to do something
towards etfecting the release of the prisoners as
soon as the President returns. Secretary Bout
well received the Colonel very cordially, and
assured him he would do all in his power to
help him before the Cabinet This, coming from
Mr.. Boutwell,, the man at the wheel, means busi-
ness, and that something will really be done.
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FROM CUBA.

Arrival Of American War Vessels ut SANTIAGO
de Cuba The Latest Engagement on the
Island.
By Cuba Cable.
HAVANA, July 81. - Late advices received
from Santiago de Cuba state that on July II the
American war vessels Albany Gettysburg, and
Centaur arrived at that place. Admiral Hof
and the officers of the fleet paid visit to the
commander of the Eastern Department.
Major Rios, with sixty men, Spanish troops,
had sharp engagement with the CuOans near
Manzanilla. Twenty Cubans were killed and
twelve captured. The Spanish loss is not given.
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FROM THE PACTFLC COAST.

An ex-COnfederate Cruiser Wrccked-Twcnty-
two Lives LOst-The Hulk in Forty FathOms
of Water.
SAN FRANcIsco, July 20.-A steamship, for
merlv the Confederate cruiser Tallahassee, was
totally wrecked on Plymouth, near Yokohama,
June II. Twenty-Five lives were lost, including
the captain, many of the crew, and most of the
passengers. On receipt OF the news at Yoko-
hama assistance was Immediately despatched to
the scene of the disaster but not avestige of the
wreck was visible, the vessel having sunk in
forty fathoms of water.
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FROM EUROPE.
Grant COmplimented.

By AtIdntic Cable.
LoNDON, July 21.-The star elaboratey compi-
ments Preside mt Grant on his steady refusal to re
cOgniZe the Cubans begerents. This course, it
says, prevents the Spanish Government from accus-
ing the United States OF unfrendy feeling towards
her, however much she may be greved by hlibaster-
ing expeditions from American ports.
The French Legislature.
PARIS, July 21.-The Corps Legslatif will meet on
October 26.
A New Russian Minister.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 20.--KataCazl, the newly
appointed Russian minister to Washington, leaves
for that city on Saturday next.
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LARCENY OF WEARING APPAREI.-Alderman Will
uams has committed woman named Ann Bishop
upcn the charge OF larceny She boarded with a
Mira Smith at Third and New streets, and yesterday
ehe left the premises, taking with her a quantity OF
pToperty belonging TO her employer. When arrested,
pawn-tckets calling for the stolen goods were found
In AIMS possession. She was sent to prison, as
above stated.
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R NOTICE.

Beg NOTICE: E:-APPLICATION WILL BE
or, made to the Highway Department by MoHanns .
PPkNSSFk PNM for contract To pave CHURCH Street from
TENN ntreet TO TACONY Road in the Twenty, thru
Eara &ll persons interested will attend AUGUST at
X oSnek noon at the office of the Highway Department.
same ~e "eA'" SVnu"cI ior tho
M eGoyern; William McKelvey; Hlnnab III Wiiiia,John John
,. faunce; j. Cooper; f. s. Gator I Tinahiis
Lewis f. V. O'Neil; r. Wilson; James Dnnaan h.
Mulen q; Il. Ayre; j. w Brown Ia Avret II IA !" I NC
ter; j. Cabby j. j. Bray; j. Hodesson, r. Wab.h nun
Daress; s. Gorton; M MeConnells IA Rro,niaoeIy iaoeIyi T.
Hubbs o. Shields Est W. Gilmonr. N Rrasioy a NJ
Vapborn: n Harris. n tt,iolDe 10, iolD en- y; H. Shaw; r. l..
mick: O q Phiiiin, 4 naiirsi ~ y shaw; j. MeCor.
Buckles; p. NcAYoy '' 49, 'NV'uiVA srr II
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.FROM GAN.ADA.
Killed hY LiRIItninR.

ROCKwOoD, Canada, July 21.-Yesterday after
noon during a severe storm, man named Currie
and two Children residing ut Erie Village, were in
stantly killed by lightning
Colonel Ryan at Ontario.
CLIFTON HOUSE, Ontario July 21-General Ryan
and Colonel Currer, OF the Cuban service, and who
escaped IRON GARDENERS bland, ARE here, and intend
making this place their headquarters for the
present
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GEORGE PEABODY, Esq, the phllanthrOpst, whose
benefactiOns are unlimited by millions, arrived I'm
this city yesterday and is now being enter aimed at
the residence OF Charles Manchester Esq, No. 1916
Spruce street 1t will be remembered that Mr..
Hacalester is one OF the Trustees OF the Peabody
Cnnthnrn Educational Fnnd.
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FROM BETHLEH EN-.
Lehigh Uniyersity-A New Professor.


BETHLEHEM, July 2l.-The Board of Trustees
of Lehigh University have appointed Lieutenant
II. B. Herr, of the United States army, late an
instructor at West Point, professor of mathe-
MATES in the university. Lieutenant Herr is
native of Lancaster, Pa.
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ACCIDENT-A horse, attached to a wagon contain
ing Mr. Thomas w. Price and daughter, took fright
at Green street and Pennsylvania avenue last even
ing, and ran of. The vehicle was brought in CON
tact with a lamp-post, and the occupants were Sc
yprply iniured.
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INFANT FoUND.-This morning dead infant was
found on lot at Allegheny avenue and Belgrade
street. The Coroner notified.
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DEAD INFANT.-The Coroner was notified this
morning to hold an inquest the body OF dead in
FAINT on board the schooner Ida, at Pine street wharf
Schuylk.
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FIFTH EDITION
THE LATEST NEWS.

The New French Cable-The Landing
New York Stock Quotations
Colonel Ryan Safe in Canada
The Humboldt Cen
tennial-Grant and
the Filibusters.
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William Stroup has been held to bail in the sum OF
$1,000 by Alderman SineX, upon the charge Of
assault and battery on George Shaller at Otis and
Coral streets, yesterday The defendant is alleged to
have committed the assault without any provocaton
whatever,
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POLICE APPoINTMENTs.-T Mayor this morning
announced the following police appointments
First District, B. j. Mullen.
Second District John Murphy.
Fifth District, George w. Gampher.
Tenth District, Patrick Carrgan and John Woods
Twelfth District, Michael Eewling.
Reserve, Thomas Roach and James j. Mullen
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DROwNED.!Fhis morning Frederick Holman,
aged 43 years. drowned in the Delaware, at
Bridesburg Deceased resided at No. Dutch row
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CAvFD IE-'The culvert at Seventeenth and Race
streets Caved I'm this morning The heavy rain storm
Is supposed TO have done the mischief,
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ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.-Last night Mrs Pauline
street wharf. She was rescued by Special Officer
johnson, who took her to the Delaware Harhor
Police Station Pauline refused at first to give her
name, but subsequently did so, and stated that She
resided at Coates and Marshall streets. The woman
is somewhat deranged in mind She was given into
the custody Of some relatives
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THE DEMOCRATIC CAEDIDATEs.-This morning
between II and ~ O'clock, committee consisting
city, and Mr.. Robert e. Monaghan, of Chester mef met
at the Merchants Hotel, and drew up formal letter
OF notification to the Hon Asa Packers and MIR Cyrns
l. Pershing, OF their nomination as candidates for
Governor and Supreme Judge Of this Common
wealth, by the Democratic Convention lately held at
Harrisburg. II will be presented some time during
the day. This evening Judge Packer will he tene
dered the honor of a serenade at the Merchants,
Hotel by the Democracy OF the city.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven q Bro, No. 40 s. Third street

RETMEEN BOARDS.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-05
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry

For the OF Cough Colds, Hoarseness Asthma In
fuenzr, Group, Whoopng Cough, Bronchitis, lredispo-
sition 10 Con, umption DC, &c.
This great remedy is well known and If perform
in. too much good to make it necessary to Z" uto m
elaborate discussion OF merits Sufcr it to that
still maintains its in ing dsee- OF the
most obstinate caract and that AL no suffer from
she above complaints, after having tested this remedy,
seldom have occasion other appliances 10 in
perfect restoration TO h, a.th.
From Dir. LrvI I. EASLET, of Litteton. y. II.
LITTLEr"N. y. IL, Nov. Ia, 1NGa.
Mes-rs. :. W. Fowc Il Co.
For many YEAR, | afflicted with Chronic Bron
chits and Hoar-enes, to such extent al time %
lie unable speak aulibly, attended with sevcrc can
Aer and sor, mes Of rhr mouth and throat niie u-c
Of Il great many remCies, and from none Of them did
obtain rcli hI; the dsae rather increased thaI di-
minished. IpOn tn recommendation OF lady i'll this
piece who had teen similarly afflicted, md cured 10y
the use Dr. Wistar'- bal Wild Cherry. pro
cured Of agt MIR. HudEman bottle q" the Bal
e.in ami wa- convinced that | had cured i'll i
the means of relief and from the Toub'"
to which h,d been long sui 'cred. AIN now al
most entirely free from any difficulty Of pulmonary
nature. and need slight doze OF tho Ia r:tn To re-
stOre whenever any truuhl some symptoms occui E.
and In -uch il ALWAYS acts like "a Charm.
LEVI f. RA\LEI
Prepared by SEIH W. FuwLE 4 Sos. i fremont It.
Boston and for s:ilr by I'ruggi-ts generally.