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LOPEZ.
,,,fJs,at.aR Of his Character by the
Argentine Legation.

1 tFfsft Atom Ot hlS tbaEsAtAtE ny hAS
Argentine legation.
NAsHSGToN, Nov. The following has
Heeu furnished from the Legation OF the
Argentine Republic in this city
A report havingbeen published IN several
leading Journals Of this country IN which
the name and faith of Gen. NJ. i. Mcmahon,
late United States Minister TO Paraguay,
,ra involved to assure the American peo-
pla that the atrocities of Lopez, the Para
,uayan Dictator, not only do not exceed,
iona cannot even compare with those com
tnitted by The Generals commanding the
allied army operating against Paraguay
/ have been authorized 10y the Minister
llenipotentiary and Envoy Extraordinary
If The Argentine Republic TO this country
to protest against that gIatuitous calumny,
covered As 1t is 10y anonymous publication,
and offensive to the honor Of the Argentine
amy. OF whose late and present com
mander in-chiaf am a close relative.
b MITEREYvERDIA,
OF the Argentine Legation.
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CUBA.
MnOden Cannon.

HAVANA, Nov. 1.-Shirmlshes are OF
daily occurrence in the Cecico Villa ds-
trict.
The volunteers of Trinidad captured
nun1ber of wooden cannon, which were
found in some entertainments abandoned 10y
the insurgents. g,
The Spanish war steamer Alamye arrived
to dav, with sailors for the fleet.
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NEW AND SEASONABLE
Dry Goods
EIRKPATRICK'S
-, OA-oof
No. IS College Street.

IN ADDITION TO OUR NAGNltlCEt .I slOt n
L 80 T1-sss Goods which for variety and extent ~
SURPASSED by any house in the country, we VII
oren- on MONDAY MORNING, October Is, looS-
100 souare and long Broche shawls. Bought
cheap, ard win be sold accordingly
25O ladies' and childrens Cloaks ana SaeAs' ia
endless variety, from s 70 $50.
200 pairs Bed Blankets, all sizes, and oil the Dest
makes and very cheap
100 ALarseilles Quilts all sizes and grades ie"
extra fine and large.
100 pieces Fannels all coors and qualities, cheaper
than ever before seem
900 yards extra heavy POplin Alpacas, IN colors,
at 60 cents-worth 81
900 dozen assorted Hosiery, Of the best makes and
at low prices
In future We intend to keep stock Of goods, IN
every department, unsurpassed by any house m
Inc trade and will not be undersold by any one
call and get good Goods, at low prices, az .,
Il. e. RIRKPAGRECh'S.
ocI7 If splp
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alleged Es,slIInaHiGY So Threat o.
EF,d1f E.Vnch.
VIRGINIA.


NORFOLK, Nov. Policeman Seullates,
who WAS sent for trial before the Corpora
tion Court last September, for shootingand
killing Private Smith, Of the 18th United
States Infantry, was to-day turned over to
the military authorities in compliance with
an order from Gen. Candy, to be tried 10y
military commission at an early day.
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Nh CnninrEnccn

The first meeting of the ChickasawJ Jockey
Club, beginning next week, promises to
surpass any ever held here. The arrange
ments are superb, and the track promises
- he one Of the very best. The following
sell-known stables have already arrived
and others are en- route: Jennings, Bra
dv's. Conlisk's, Babcock.s, Bacors, Crafts
pnl Richards & klgours.
4 little son Of Alderman Cartwright, of
Memphis was run over Saturday evening
be a wagon and fatally injured
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IRELAND.
4 Rrec Fight.

LIMERICK. Nov. IA fixity-ofland-tenure
meeting was broken up by persons
who shouted for Fenian amnesty. Inc
platform was destroyed and great confusion
and excitement prevailed.
At Gavin a resolution passed condemn
ing any Irish Parliamentary bill which
does not provide for the fxity OF the land
tpn11ra
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CLEVELAND.
co,,cIustve. IL NOT satisfactory.

Conclusive. Il MOT SiatisAi'tOFy'
CLEVELAND, Nov This morning two
men in the Lake Tunnel lit match to see
if the atmosphere was affected by tire-damP.
The gas Immediately ignited' and was FOL
lowed bv an explosion ike cannon. Four
men were severely injured, and one. 1t IL
thouuht fatally.
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MEMPHIS.
.tCarnbOaI sunk,

MnPuIs. Nov. THE steamer Van
Buren,. from Little Rock to Helena, struck
"a snag just below Pine Bluff, Saturday
night, and SUM, in eight feet water. she
was owned by the Memphis and Little Rock
Packet Company, and was valued at Slo,-
coo No insurance There was but little
frnir-ht ON hnarl
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NORTH CAROLINA.
Slow tac Release OF Ghc Cuban St-
IiCrrs ~ Regarded.

WuNNGToS, Nov. The decision 81
the United States Court in the case OF the
Cuban officers, is regarded as very favora-
bic to the Cuban cause. The Spanish
minister is disguised, and the spies from
New York have gone home.
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THE STONEWALL.
THC wreck still IEuTning-SeVerai
Persons Picked up Below.

'HEEE wreck SIN GthkkibbS-SSNSA%aa
Persons Picked mp Below.
ST, LOUIS, Oct. 2I.-The Republican has
received a dispatch from Capt. Taylor, one
of the company that left here last evening
forthe wreck of the steamer, which says: No
bodies were found to-day. The names OF
those buried yesterday are unknown. Sew
eral persons were picked up below here
Yesterday alive, but l have not been able
TO learn their names. The wreck is still
burning The freight in the hold Is unin-
iured. but is being rapidly stolen.
River Pirates.
If the Board of Underwriters had sent
tug down $50, 600 worth of property could
have been saved. Whisky, pork and flour
| Is going in every direction.
The safe Of the boat had been taken out,
| and is in the hands of Judge Henderson,
| Justice of the Peace.
Cant. Scott. the first clerk Ebert, and
| Cant Dowtv. of New Orleans, are surely
| lost
The friends and relatives of the lost by
| the Stonewall disaster are arriving at Nee
| lev's Landing. No bodies having yet risen
| TO the surface of the river. Eight sets OF
orappling irons have beenput IN operation,
| but with what success is not known.
Explorations along the river banks Tor
several miles have been made, but, at last
accounts. no additional bodies had been
| found.
J ST LOUIS. Nov. Parties from the
/ wreck. of the Stonewall report siXty-hvt
| bodias recovered The colOred steward
and Chambcmaid are the only ones iden.
tilted.
Alleged snilunaHity - Threat 81
JudgC lynch.
The feeling against Capt. John T. Wash
| iugtan. of tn Submarine No. l3. who passed
the Stoncwall while she was burning, ah'
when. it is said, many lives could hay
boeD saved. is very intense. He Is con
demued in unmeasured terms, not maj
or even "A child in the vicinity Of the dlsaS
ter. having n word to say in has favor !
| report comes from Cape Girardeau that
= | viti}ance committee has been formed Their
r 10 lynch him on his return mp the river.
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ENGLAND.
Dead.

LONDON, Nov. Sir Richard oyernor,
the Marquis of Westminster diedyeste rday'
aned a vears.
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The School for Scandal has been pro
duced in German at Berlin, under the htle
of ''Schleicher ind GenOssen, or sneak
and Company. The translator IS Rudolph
Genee. Sir Peter Teazle' appears unaer
the name Of ''Herr Balders, and Mrs.
SneerwelT' is Lady Secretary Klingelein
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CLOTHINGl

W. ann NJ" IN q Nh
runuInuInn nnnnnI
g
Edreden Beaver Over Coats
po,,o,, po.uo. Quo. co.ts
| p
coats
T,oroa si7a Ova,. coots
Bovs, and Youths' Over
Coats
Shaker Flannel Shirts and
n
DefO! klOOed SHll's ana
E Drawers.
q Fine English NeriDO Shirts
d and Drawers. :,
I: r;,o Con,on CI.n.o, SHIFTS
.
sr
1A'a " 40
The New York herald., 1869-03-13
A ucrIoS sAI.E.--y. N. TAYLOR, -AuCrIoNEER

A UCTION SALE. NJ. TAYLOR, AUCTIONEER-
N Magnificent Household Furniture, Paintings, Drawing
Room suits, ranoforts, ronier and many costly
Works OF Articles OF viru public auction
day suay at the elegant brown stone mansion Va West
Fifteenth street. fih and Sixth avenues
ing at J o'clock. The anconeer would call particular at
tenon aud the pubic TO his SALE he
comprising richest assortment Of household
furniture auction this The house Furnished
css than months nj cost Of bibu0O. Drawing Rooms
Rosewood kagercs Bocscsse Drawing Room suits covered
gold brocatr the richest descrip
on. marguerite bois tabneta Tables, rosewood
Panoforte, embroidered cloth Cover, Stool Canerbury
PAINTINGS by eminent artists artistic Brpnycs
Manisn Crusaders Night aud Morning, seasons Peace
War Mazeppa; Scyres, Dresden China OnRments Bronze
Clock bfocac Curtains Mirrors, Velvet Medallion Car
pets antique Vases from pompe aud Hercuaneum;
Jrng TAME sidepoarj, silver tasers, Selvers Tureena
BASKETS Pcher Dinner and Tea Service shcwed and Table
Cury, knsy, Ciysts vnssware frencn un,na Dinner set
Commo ss on sna, s,ye Louis XIV; hair, sptng Matres
Aso All the Furniture sale
persmptory. nPsriles wahng attend this sale take
fiah avenue stages OF sixth avenue cars
The New York herald., 1869-03-13
SALES AT AUCTION.

A STAMFORD, CONN, on SATURDAY, MARCH 90
n 1sss at O'Clock r. NJ, D. H. CLARK viii sell st
ton the premises The valuable properly owned and occu
Cark Il age Stamford consisting Of three OF
choice 425 ect 'front.' with new comrnodous house, f1
feet square, containing ~ rooms ana especially sdapc Tor
boarding house. school or gcntcmans residences situation
beautiful elevated, fine view OF village,
country Long Island sound desirable section, rapid
y nng up with rst cass residences ancrdng persons
wishing 10 locate invest opportunity seldom orrrd M
the property cannot fail 10 Increase greatly In value the next
abundance OF and small fruit OF all
Kinds and excellent water premises WIN be sold
feher lots purchasers House furnished
Furnished Change OF business of selling Terms easy
known az sale Stage nj the depot 20 take psssen
gers the property arrival of ll and 1 trains from
New York, free OF charge. Call and examine.
The New York herald., 1869-03-13
UCrIoN sALT--TIIIs (sATURDAY) MORNING, AT
~ lob o'clock precisely Al the private residence

gB Wesi Twenty sccond street, near EIghth avenuc.
Over sO lots of nrss city Household Furaiure,
Carpets, OIL Paintings Bronzcs Works Of Art magnificent
seven fanoOte Stool and Cover, Canterbury Mus
Xc This tho largest and richest household furniture sale
OF lhs season. viii be sold In lots positively without
rard 10 cost bidder PArlor consists OF cc
Psor Suits covered with The rches! de.crptIon erin
son and sod and green and gold French satin brocnc wal
nnt Library suit with striped sk and worstcd rep
Centre Tables Earcs Lace aud brocae Curtsns, Pier and
oval Mirrors Hookcase, Writing Desk Lounges Turk ksh
Chairs srior and walnut bedroom sets
stoads Burcas Mashstands, Comodes, Wardrobe sofas
Chairs Lounges, covered with haircoth black wal
nat DuJe Extension Table, Chairs; rich 0ass
Table Cutlery and kithen Utensils servants
Required ON all pu chasers NJ B.-Psfties wishing
tenn this sale Enh Twenty third
staros LUKE TITz8kRAID, Auctioneer,
Onice 62 Beecker street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-13
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, 49, lsesTRPLE SHEET
JERSEY CITY. HOBOKEN, HUDSON CITY
AND BERGEN REAL ESTATE.

JERSEY CITY, HOBOKEN, HUusON CITY
AND BERGEN REAL ESTATE.
For Sale.
TroR sALE-A THREE STORY AND BASEMENT
brick building In Jersey City, now used az jewery
manufactory size s5x50 with coal vaults under sidewalks
capacity about ov engine shanng No. Also two
rst three story basement brick Dwellings adlon-
ing only blocks from the two Jersey ferriea As0
large OF jewellers Tools. Punehass Dies stamp
lever Presses machine poshing and turning
Lahes Terms easy, Apply 70 LEWIS X. WOOD, 6s Mont
gomery street. Jersey City.
LroR SALE OR TO REET-TEN THREE STORY MAN.
sard roof Houses from 500 to $ll.0; gas and
water and all the modern improvements INQUIRE on the
premises, OF Pasade avenue and Ferry street, Hud
son City n j. adjoining the West horse ears from
Hoboken. HENRY NJ hOGEkS.
uoBOKEN-FoR SALE, FIRST CLASS THREE
IL story and basement House, with all the modern I'm
provemens location unspassed house IN nne order Price
moderate. Terms easy: Apply 70 JAS. BENSON SON,
corner Newark aud Hudson streets.
DARTIES DESIRING TO PURCHASE REAL ESTATE
Hudson City Bergen invited TO call and examine
list Of Houses OF which have the exclusive SALE
Houses and Cottages from 500 to s4eoo on very easy
French other styles OF Houses from
$l5 000 with all the modern improvements or rst class
city houses to suit purchaser All the houses
offer by several lines OF cars Apply
BERG CO., Newark avenues few doors east OF Five
Corners Hudson City
The New York herald., 1869-03-13

J,oR sALR-cOUNTRy SEAT ON THE HUDSON, AT
II New Hanburg deighsiuy ~ located oomnodioua dwell.
outouings anc fortysx land abun
dance Q! frat 70 great sarety riss ss0 Permits Of A.
The New York herald., 1869-03-13
To Let or Lense.

ITO LET-IN JERSEY CITY, A NEAT THREE STORY
L and basement phi'sdephia brick House, ten rooms
borhood 1f0 Wayne street, 1000 Inquire Of NJ.
FALCK, 20 West Twelfth street, New York.
The New York herald., 1869-03-13

vroR sALE-AT BAYsHORE, TOWN or fsIIp l.. l..
ahnndsoe two story and basement frame House, con.
taIuoe rooms detached kitchen. acres Of land and
barn brook running through The pemses aOounding with
trout; the house commands fine Of the aud
island; pinutes walk southsde Raroad depot
ana convenient 10 Post Office schools chnrches wond
club house The above place will be s0d
changed for improved city property In New fork Brook.
lyn for further parlicnars nqnire OF Mrs. MAky u.
Island, N. T.
The New York herald., 1869-03-13
WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION ON TUESDAY, THE
w 10th Of March, at M at Taylors Hotel, Jersey City
(adjoinng the ferry,

\, = SEVEN EIEuANT viLIh FLUIsi ,u., =.
Hudson City N j., only twenty minutes by boat and rail
the Corandt Desbrosscs streets New York.
The property the unequaeG advantages OF
Passc water and quick and numerous routes to New York
CITY, being minutes by N. J. Railroad and forty minutes
by horse either Hoboksn Pavonia Jersey City fer
RES Cars day and night On these plots are tine full
strawberry and blackberry beds &c The Homestead e
and half story brown stone Cottage modern built solid
replee with every convenience Plot OF ground l0Ox2oo feet
plots front Larch Bsee street just laid out,
sixty feet wde The attention OF buyers called TO this AZ
being situated the business part OF New
property and further. particulars call upon THOMAS
4. WOOD No. 50 goery street, Jersey City; JAMES
Il. DEN, No. 66 Curtandt street, New York.
The New York herald., 1869-03-13

N EXTENSIVE LIST OF DWELLINGS,, STORES,
IA Tenemenls Lots, for sale In city and country
mailed free any address By STANLEY DAY, s25 Broad
The New York herald., 1869-03-13
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

AT PAssAIC, NJ J-45 MINUTES FROM NEW YORK
"A BY Erie Railroad Cottages Building Ses for sae
by wM MORGAN son. 10 William street. New York, or
nj DEPOT Passaic.
The New York herald., 1869-03-13

CPEcTAL AUCTION SALE OF WINES, LIQUORS,
- Cigara, Ac-BROwN HARRIS, Auctioneers, viii sell
this day Saturday March l3 sltoclock, at Ssi Pearl by
order o The proprietor rerng from the entire wen
OF Italian wne French Brandics Holland ins Bourbon,
Port sherry and Madera Wines and Cigars together With
Valuable Lease, Fixtures and Furniture saloon,
cluding billiard Table, Sale positive, in lots whous
rexcr
The New York herald., 1869-03-13

g HERMAN, AUCTIONEER--sALRO OF FuRNITuRE,
d. Wines, Liquors. Ac Monday, March IS al 1v O'clock
lS Bowcry, conssng Of sfock Of saloon
Furniture-s5 and wooden Office and bsrroom
Tables Counters Stools Fixtures
other funurc also about 3 barrels and casks hrzt
Liquors. viz Brandes un Bourbon, Rye and scotch
positive, In lots suit Dealers
The New York herald., 1869-03-13

VALUABLE FARM AND COUNTRY SEAT FOR
"A sale by auction, the premises At Hyde Park seven
nIes Pough Wednesday, March IL, p
vacy before, whole part containing 100 ~
wood land the rest highly cultivated, with large garden and
pond, brick manson 80 by l6 feet with
tension 70 by IS ee lighted with and water throuahout
Also large farm house. wash house,
stables barn, &c besides elegant household furniture,
horses, carriages implements Terms
liberaI Rsierence-Mr Z. O. ENBREE, 81 william street,
New York.
The New York herald., 1869-03-13

GEORGE COOK, AUCTIoNEER.
VI Second Hand Furniture &C.,
This day, a II O'clock at saesroom, ol Liberty stree
hand and Paror Library, Chamber and Dinn
Room Suits Bookcases Hall Stands Bn!Iets Library an
ros, Billiard Table, Pianos, Office Furniture, Kitchen Al
tclea,
The New York herald., 1869-03-13

A RARE CHANCE TO SECURE AN ELEGANT FIRs1
II class corner three story
Mansion 20x45 lot 2bxl05 ferry ~ rons All nproye
menis In perfect oondton lines, location In tne cy on
flS,Doo. Terms easy J. NJ. GIBSON,
Montgomery street.. Jersey civ.
The New York herald., 1869-03-13

r COLE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE OF II
81 Dwelling Houses and Store Property Clinton and
Flushing avenues Brooklyn Monday, March 15 at IL NJ
the Commercial Exchange $3.50 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
One story frame Store Flushing and Clinton
Two story frame Houses Flushing av., adjoining.
Four story and basement frame Houses Flushing ave-
adjoining.
One story frame Stable Flushing av., adjoining.
One story and attic frame House Clinton
av., 10 the OF Flushing
Two frame Houses Clinton adjoining.
One story and basement frame House Clinton av.,
adjoining.
Maps arc ready al 36s Fulton street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1869-03-13

As rxTTNsINE LIST or DWELLINGS,, STORES
~ Tere Vacant Lots for sale In city and country
mailed Tree any address by STANLEY DAY. ~ Broad
The New York herald., 1869-03-13

some brick Mansion, With splendid shade and Land
10 su purchaser situated growing town New Jersey,
Ss minutes from kcw YORK, 10 trains daily by railroad
water abundance OF fruit; suitable either
for private residence first class boarding house
adsrt~ with little expsnse for hotel for which
excellent opening Terms easy. Address Town. Herald
The New York herald., 1869-03-13

r p. TRAvERS, AUCTIONEER.
e. Peremptory sale Of ss Lots Nineteenth ward Brooklyn
TRAvERS ESLER will sell auction Tuesday, March
s 1852 at y o'clock NJ at the Exchange saiesrcom, III
Broadway, Trinity Building New York. Is valuable Lots
avenue Marcy and % Lynch street. The
finely located Lee church, hrsl
neghborhood, within 10 minutes walk OF ferries and
These lots not from TO 20 miles out Of the
city limits but right at home. Every lot viii be sold 10 ths
highest bidder Terms easy title perfect Maps and parcn
Office OF the auctoneer s. Liberty street, Now York
The New York herald., 1869-03-13

TOR sALE-oN FoRTy-NINTH STREET, BETWEEN
Second and Thsrl avenues story high stoop
brown stone front Houses as finished, Nos. rs aud 22
Apply to the owner, 80 East FoTsy calh street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-13

Ar CENTRAL AVENUE, NEAR AkcHILARIUs HOTEL,
"A I've Lots for Nl.AN DIICHkIT, Westchester Land
Nlee, No New NhamDeIs Areel, seoond door.
The New York herald., 1869-03-13

1SoR sALE-FARM "A ACRES OF GOOD LAND; soIL
II sandy loan house new II rooms; carriage house
plenty OF Also Farm ala good cult
vson hour Of city Inquire OF r. GRANT nn Mulberry
street. New Yor X, or LAhOh MARSH, WcstAeld, N. J.
The New York herald., 1869-03-13

TI,OR SALEM SOUTH BROOKLYN, FOR BUSINESS
near docks and water price 800 Also Houses and Lois
Of all sizes and prices Also Residences and Farms Of all
descriptions. Lots at Mott Haven at low prices
BEGGS BARR, IS Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-13

yTOR sALE-NIEETyFIRsT STREET, THREE LOTS,
Soxio0 eaeh north side, commencing 275 feet east Of
Fourth Terms moderate.
The New York herald., 1869-03-13

A NORTHWFgT CORNER ON HUDSON STREET FOR
~ sae-sents Tor ezfC1; Price ~1zvv. hne hglth ave
r1e pfonery fur story basement brown stone
fsms easy Apply owner sss West Tbryfourth street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-13

IToR sALE-A FIVE STORY roUBLE TENEMENT
a. House, with hasemcnts with the Lot. 256x
5ixss h.Acs good forfuther information inquire
on premises. - Alen street. CIlAI.LI.S CoNES.
The New York herald., 1869-03-13

A LARGE NUMBER OF HOUSES, IsCLUDTy0
~ french roof and cottage styles, with gardens contain
ing ffOm Two 10 eigt IN he most
ont and select localities on the Heights
JOHN n. PLhTT. uudson laty
The New York herald., 1869-03-13

MoRRIs WILKINS, ,AUcTIoNEER.AT THE Ex.
a. at II NJ sold auction, the House and urounds Of
l.. tnderh Sing Sing. For full particulars apply
to r. n. LUDLOW a CO., No. Pine street. or EU0kh 4
UNDERHILL, ~ Frankfort street
The New York herald., 1869-03-13

1ToR sALE-OS EAST TWELFTH STREET, CON
IL yenlcat to broadway large four story brown
House gooi order Inquire or tae owner, a. 20 LAS
Twelfth street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-13

nrs; well located; ITO In Oneids county, NJ Y.
Amply 70 BRANDf, REYNOLDS a CO., IS Water street,
from 4 10 4. Saturday and Monday.
The New York herald., 1869-03-13

CoMMoDIOUs COTTAGE CONVENIENT TO ALI
IA the ferries roons 81 good oondlton fujl elzed lot
stable, &c. $3.50, part cash.
JOHN w. Pf.A1T Hudson City.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1869-01-14
VOL. 27.
Published by Theodore Schoch.

TRRMS-Two dollars year In advance-and If not
paid before the end OF the year. two dollars and fifty
cents will be charged
No paper discontinued until all arrearagcs puid
except a: the option OF the Editor.
UTAdyerilSements OF one square of (eIght lines)
less or three insertions 81 So Each additional
insertion, so cents. Longer ones in proportion.
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3 E E +
lgoN Ard PURE BRANDY,
BY DR.. HARTMAN,

BY DIR. HARTMAN,
Regular Graduate Of the University Of Penn
sylyania.
n~-Jt viii positively cure Consumption,
Coughe aud Colds, and all diseases of the
Lusgs o. Bronchial Tubes.
1t hae been tie means OF RESIORlNG
THOUSANDS 20 health who have been CIV
ca I'd beyond the reach of medical assist
ance. II does mere to relieve the CoDsump-
tive thar anything ever known. Unequal
led strengthened fer delicate Ladies and
Children EACH BOTTLE CoGTAtNs THE HU-
rRIrIors PORTION OF two POUNDS OF CHOICE
BEEF.
The cure Of Consumption was first effect
ed by the use of RAW BEEF and BRANDY
in Russia. afterwards in France, IN which
countries have travelled for years.
| have used it with perfect success IN my
own family. In presenting this preparation
10 the public feel confident that every af-
flicted one who reads this (even the most
skeplica) may become convinced, by sim
gle trial that it is truly most valuable med
icine.
Circulars and medicines sent to any ad-
dress Price 81 per bottle--six for $5.
Laboratory 5l2 South Fifteenth Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Wholesale Agents. French, Richards &
Co, Tenth and Market streets; Johnson,
Holloway & Cowden, 602 Arch street; R.
Shoemaker g. Co., Fourth and Race streets,
Philadelphia.
o. Sold by Druggists Everywhere.