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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
The city Amusements.

AT THE WALNUT TAe Emerald Ring Will be
performed this evening.
AT THE ARCH akespeare's comedy OF Much
Ado about Nothing Will be represented Ihls
evening.
AT THE CHEsNUT the extravaganza OF TIE
FJtld Of The Cloth Of Gold will be produced
pn Tuesdsy evening next by G. d. Hess q Co.'s
burltsque company.
AT THE THEATRE CoMIQUE Risley's original
Japanese troupe wlllappear Lnts evening.
AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC Frauleln Fanny
Janauschek will commence q series of six per-
formances OF German drama on Monday
evening next, when she win appear in Sehil-
ler's tragedy of Mary Stuart. Tne sale OF re-
served seats commences to-day.
THE ARABIAN NIGHTS ENTERTAINMENT
at Concert Hall introduces great variety OF
amusing features, which are appreciated by the
large audiences in attendance every evening
The exhibition Is one of the most attractive
ever given in this city. one hundred gifts are
distributed TO the audience as each perform
ance There Will be no performance this even.
ing, in consequence of the hall being engaged
for another purpose, but the entertainment will
be resumed Tomorrow, and ON Saturday there
will be q gift matinee.
AT THE AMERICAN there will be a miscel.
laneous entertainment this evening.
ITHE SENTz HAssLER ORoHEsTRA Will per
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Total,
u. k.keuate.

Cont ntted from Tntrd Edttion
He had therefore come TO the conclusion that
IL wss better TO rely on that decision all
sufficient for the present
Mr. Sherman opposed the amendment offered
oy mT, sumner, me TWO sectsons oi Ghe .h oiil ,
cision of the Supreme Court The point de-
cided was simply that contract payable in
der act could be enforced. He was Ia favor OF
the section because IL would act as guard
against usuIy in restricting q operation 10
contracts where coin or coin value Is the con-
Mr.. Cole was in favor OF striking out the Sec
ton. on account of its effect on business IN
California, which was generally done GA a cDin
basis. and because he thought that the legal
inference was TO declare valid sncn contracts
Mr., Williams was In favor OF retaining the
section. anhough he did n not st'scn n very m much @
legBl proposition stated by the Senator from
California.
Mr. Howard was opposed to the section be-.
cause be thought IL an encruachment on the
rigs is Of The 6iaies
The question Of private contracts was
within the exclusive control of the State l. sgiso
laiuIes If this section were , be retained, he
wouiu move AN amendment to IL. providing
tnst ss1ch contracts thou I'd be binding.
During the discussion, one OF the Presidents
Aecre taries General Porter. appeared and de
live, ed q message In writing. aud immediately
Afterwards, at 10, the Senate Went into execu-
sive session. .
The S. nate resumed It's legislative session a,
o'clock and continued the consideration OF
tho bi to strengthen the pubic credit, aud
slsiirg to con racts for the payment OF coin
he question being on Mr. Summers motion q
strike out he second section. ana on Mr.. How.
aro's amendment providin9 toat the CO ontrac
shall b. written. That amendment was modl
fled by M kirg the second section read tina
my written contract hereafter made. specih
sal pay q, le in coin. etc ard as 80 modified II
vas tRieed 10.
Mr. Baya,d argued in favor OF striking out
he second section, saying that IL was ar
uueupt to emascnlate the decision OF the
supreme Court. and that 1t would lead to end
ess litigation ,
MIR Sumuel's amendment was agreed to, u
strike out the "a section. Yeas q. nays H.
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FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFE
CHAMPION SAFES !
PHILADELPHIA, January 18, 1859.
MesErs. FARREL, HERRING q co.,

PHILADELPHIA, January ~, Ib5S,
Messrs. FARREL, HERRING co.,
No. $40 Chestnut street.
0entlemen:-On the night OF the 18th inst, as
is well known TO the citizens OF Philadelphia
our large and extensive store and valuable
stock of merchandise No. 8O2 Chestnut street
was burned.
The IRE was one OF the most extensive and
destructive that has visited our city for many
years, the heat being so intense that even the
marble cornice was almost oblitersted.
We had. as you are aware, two OF your valu-
able and well-known CHAMPION FIRE
PROOF SAFES; and nobly have they vindi.
Gated your we'll known reputation as manufao-
turers of FIRE-PROOF SAFES, II anyfurbheI
proof had been required.
They were subjected 10 the most intense heat,
and IL affords us much pleasure TO inform you
that after recovering them from the ruins, we
found upon examination that our BOOKS, papers,
and other valuables were all In perfect condl.
ton.
Yours, very respectfully,
JAS e. CALDWELL co.
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Farraguf.
A Washington despatch to the Bosch Jouraa

Washington despatch to the B,s en- Jourad
says:-
Admiral Farraeut was the d'st citizen to
net appointments. Tue Admiral called Just
at er GeDeral Rawlins had let tor the CAPITOL
with the nominations, and the President aske 4
b ID 10 guess 20 was the Secretary OF the Navy.
Farrsgnt guessed sue ce sivelv A. FL. Rice. Girls
wol3. Stuart. Cresweil, Holt, BoitSel, Ha yiey,
apd several other names, the President tell ng
him after each one to guess again, until he gave
~ up. The President then informed him, and
pre- ceeded to give the uames Of the other Cab
net offcers. adding hat lbe appo n men. OF Mr.
De, artmeut.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Is, 1889

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 18, 1889
Messrs. FARRELL, HERRING d CO.,
No. 629 Chestnut street.
Gentlemen:-on the night OF the 18th instant
our large store, g. w. corner of Ninth and Ches-
nut streets, was, together with our heavy stoch
of wall papers, entirely destroyed by fire.
We had one Of your PATENT CHAMPION
FIRE-PRoOF SAFES, which contained ou
principal books and papers. and although 1t wsk
exposed TO the most irtense heat for over 80
hours, we are happy say 1t proved itself
worthy Of our recommeA 'stion. Our boost
and papers were all preserved. We cheerfully
tender our testimonial to the many ALREADY
published, in giving the HERRING SAFE ths
credit and confidence 1t justly merits.
Yours, very respectfully,
HOWELL & BROTHERS.
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STILL ANOTHER.

STILL ANOTHER.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 10, 1888.
Meesrs. FARREL4, HERRING q co.,
No 629 Chestnut street.
9entlemen:-I had one of your mako of safe.
in the basement OF j. E. Caldwell u Co.'s store
at the time of the great nre on the nigh
Of the 18th instant 1t was removed from
the ruins to-day. and on opening IL
1 found all my books, papers, green.
backs, watches, and watcn materials, ETC., ali
preserved. feel glad that had one of your
truly valuable safes. and shall want another o.
your make when get located.
Yours. very respectfully,
Il. L. KIRKPATRICK,
with ]. Il. Caldwell Il Co.,
No. 6le Chestnut street
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form at Musical Fund Hall on Saturday
afternoon.
concert will be given at the Academy Of Music
on Saturday evening.
THE PENN WIDOWS AsYLUM.--Mr. 3. Ed win
MRRarRe will give q reading at Concert Hal
this evening from the works of Charles
Dickens. The proceeds will be devoted TO the
relief of the Penn Widows' Asylum, and we
hope that there will be a full house.
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stock Quotations by TeIegraph-2 p. N
SHERIDAN.
How They viii Receive Him In New
Nbrlaama.

How They VIII Receive Him In New
Orleans.
New Orleans had ano, her sensation on Satur-
day last. A Copperhead deSpatch TO the Louis
vile Courier JtiTnGt tells how the news of the
reappontment of Phil. Sheridan 10 tDas depart
ment was received in the Crescent ClLp:-
The order received here tonight which
assigns Lieutenant General Philip Il. Sheridan
to the command OF this department, has created
a profound depression among the citizens.
Nothing else is talked OF in the clubs, aud the
rotunda OF the st. Charles 10 6lled with Gro Rd
eager for further intelligence The ordeAsur-
prised every one at headquarters, and 6Oue
more than General Buchanan. Groups OF men
are congreaatPd on Canal street, glo0mlly
lie cussng the order. IL Is thought that Sheri'
lens coming here IS harsh and unnecessary
measure, his unpopulallly oehg known
10 President Grant. 1t was, said
by moderate Republicans that it was
a m'sake 10 send him here. The extreme
radicals, carpet baggers, and negroes are ex-
ltant, and CanDot conceal their delight. war
mouth is said to be alarmed ct the prospect, as
ne f. ars Sheridan may hamper him, and per-
haps take the Tens out OF his hands. Prepara-
tions 10 receive Sheridan are freely discussed by
the negroes, who expect q gala-daY. The dlherent
Democratic clubs, II j. SAID, Will use every eG,
ertion 10 avoid any collision with the negroes"
The ''unpopuaIity" OF General sheridan with
certain class of people In New Orleans, who
used to indulge in the pastime OF murdering
scalawaes carpet-baggers, and integers" oV
Wholesale, in the paIny days OF A. j., Will be
remembered by the general Iealer, and u wll'
also be remembered that the General was
removed from the department because OF his
unpopularity with exactly this class. be Is no
doubt reassigned to duty at New Orleans on
acsount OF the same unpopularitV. Bat law
abiding citizens will rejoice at his return, IN
the faith, not likely TO be disappointed that be
means business and that he IS Just the mau &c
make whlle Rebels aud ne yroes alike behave
themselves and obey the laws,
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FROM .HARRISB URG.

rhe Suffrage Amendment Passes the
State Senate.
Special Drspatch to The EUe1',n0 Telegraph.
HARRISBURG. March 11.-At three O'Clock this
afternoon the jciut resolution ratifying the pro-
posed universal suffrage ameud nent to the
federal Cons tuition passed the Senate oy a
strict party vote-l8 yeas 10 Is nays.
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Shin News,

NEw YORK, March n.-Arrlved, steamship
Russia, from Liverpool.
FoRTREss MONROE. harch u.-Arrived brig
Prestiss mo. from Palermo Tor BtltiuSpre. Passed
Dp for Baltimore, brig Adeline Richardson, from
MatapZas.
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From Maine.

AUGUSTA. BE-, March 1l.-Both houses OF the
Maine Legislature TO-DAY passed resolution
adopting the df eenth article of amendment &c
he Constitution of the United s ates.
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New YORK, March 1l.-A frame building on
West Fifty uintb street, occuoed by James
fe'tus az dstilery. was burned to day. Loss
SGC00. Two frame buildings in tho vicinity we're
also desroyed; one o sned BY PItrick Moore,
loss $500; aud the other by Horny Treman,
loss $780, IT.
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FIFTH EDITION
THE LATEST NEWS.
The President and the Diplomats
Fires in New York.
FROM WASHIE G. TON.

nc FeRtdPnt and tho DIpIOmRts.
Despufch 70 the Assoct0sed press.
WAsnn GToN. March IL. The Diplomatic
corps called upon The President al Q p. Al. to-
day, aud we're received In the Blue Room. The
ceremony was entuelV private. Secretary
WasbburDe presented the Minis ers. The at,en.
dance OF foreign representatives was general,
AID the interview was a very ag-eea bic one.
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Received toe late for Classification.

fSB TaE PHILADELPHIA, GERMAN
80 TOWN, AND NokkIsroWN RAILRJAD
COMPANY.
March II 1863.
The Board OF Managers have this lay dsclared q
diVidenu OF FIVE PER CEN r. on the capital 81 ok
The Company payable, clear OF taxes, ON and after
the lst of April next.
The Iansfer books of the Company W III be clos
the 10 ins liant and remain oses until the sE OF
Anrn A. Il. DOUGHERTE,
3ll thstu9t Treasurer
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THE ONLY SAFES EXPOSED TO THE
FIRE In CALDWELL'S STORE
WE'RE FARRELL, HERRING .S co.
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Specie Shinnent

NEW YORK, Blarcb I.--Thr Anstralasian, for
Liverpool, to-day took out $4,000 IN specie.
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FROM THE CAPITAL.
Curtin's M me not Sent in as
Minister to Russia.
The Senate Conf rmatiOns % ther
Important Nominations
Customs Receipts
FROM WASHING TON.
An Erroneous Report

WASHINGTON, March IL -2'3O p. M Ex-
Governor Curtins name was lot seut in to the
Senate as Minister TO Russia, as errcneou,ly
reported.
Additional Nominations.
Among the other nominations by the Presl-
dent we're the follow
James F. Casey, Collector of Customs at New
Orleans.
James King, Chief Engineer of the Navy, vice
Isherwood
CsIman A. Newcomb's name was also sent in
as United States Mai. hal tor Missouri.
Customs Receipts.
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i1i5 WIN I H0RKINS' tf1H
LAOIr s. EMPORIUM.
No. 1II5 CHESTNUT st. (Girard Row..

Largest assortment ard Best and Cheapest 0oods
In & city. an all tie follow .ng iiues:- '
N Manu acturer OF 6o0kns' CsieDrated Cham MIA,
HOna Shnts, for LHdtco. Misses, aud Cnidren in
over lopr hundred sty sb teng and sizes
tos H. SAtn ana Jeus Cirs~ts, In eight diffsrent
Hcn t1 co 10 So. " '"o''
33 offer, nj etylea OF superior atting Fr,nch
wuven VIII 81. hoUt CJfA5fiS from 81, 20 Ef
Ia varttIl. 81 OF eSlis napd4oms Whaeoone Cor.
sets, rom az :.sts - Sss'5O.
eh0uidar a'sc<s. h"uaui Foy's Corset Sxirt up
portr.s etc.
Corset, highly recon- niended by ply siri ans from
FULA LANES OF LADIES, UADER0AR-
H1EaTS.
So 8aTtJsm d Fantu m Family Sewing Machines
beIuW grnSuiously distIt0uted to CUSTOMERS flS
the puTDOst of getLng them Introduced. 2S Sn
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DODGERE' AND WOSTENHOLM'S POCKET
Nv KNIVES Pearl and D. ,stnE Hanalss q Sssu15fS
ZORs, and the celebrated LEOOULTRE RAZOl
sCIsSoRe Of the finest qualify, 49,.
and Polished, at r. MADKLRA'S, No. us es TENT
WeeS below ckeRNNG &1g
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The following are the customs receipts from
MarCh lAt 10 9Th. inClnsIYc:-
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-08

ToA THUMB l. Co, and team, came and
went as noIselessly MS a butterfly and
twice as burhIful," and this was the
extent of our distinguished arrivals dur
ing the week. We have no doubt the
little family we're well satisfied with the
reception. When we fir-t saw the team
approach, We were sort of startled for
the moment. The outfit looked like a
pair of munstrnus crickets harnessed up
and hauling their provisions with them
in q coc0anul on wheels When the
coach was thrown open exposing the
four little humans, II reminded Us Of
nest Of young birds staring around for
the old one Miss Minnie Warren is
just about big enough 10 oait a trout
hook with. and Commodt re Mutt, like
Falstn fl s jus ice of the peace, could
play jack iu-a-o0x in tie bowl Of a meer-
scbaum pipe-''a inte case were man
sion for hun" If Tom Thumb were to
put on his winter clothes, there might
be bulk enough FIR sunsrroke, but the
smallpox could hardly fad room on the
broadcast part of him to cake its mark
His wife may differ with us on that point
are sisters, and il is SAID The Commodore
intends TO 10 try The little Mss; but he
says to the cOntrary; says there is a
more extensive range in single life" We
consider that remark the bes, we have
heard for long while. We should say
so I The Commodore ia young America
ali over, but said while he was here, that
be always conducted himself accord
ing to the laws Of the Uniied States"
aud " didn't wish to be known as a
rough, Al ALL" and used other ambixu-
Qua remarks eqnallv amusing. The Lord
said that unless ye become ms little
children, ye cannot enter the kingdom.
and all we have to say is hat 'hrse little
people will stand a good show on that
hand if St. Peter will only leave the |
keyhole open. They do not travel on
special train, as reported. bnt are big |
ger attraction han many who require |
special Locomotive aand attachments.
30 ssys the Salt Lake Telegraph, Ogden.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-08
THE DAILY APPEAL
QUITE A SENSATION

Was created here, last evening, by
the rumOr that some two hundred and
City members of vigilance committee
from Storey county were on their way
to Carson for the purpose of securing
the persons Of two prisoners confined
in the Penitentiary. Of course there
was no foundation in fact for such a
wild report Some incidents which pre-
viously occurred gave slight coloring
of probability to the report above no.
ticed. Two prisoners in the Storey
county Jail, confined there for brutal
assaults recently committed in Virginia.
by which each Of them caused the death
of their victims, were brought to the
Penitentiary at 3 o'clock yesterday
morning by the Deputy Sheriff of that
county. The reason given for their
rather sudden and uncerimonious re-
that vigilance committee was being
formed for the express purpose of exc
cutting those men. Hearing the above
rumor, and knowing the fact of the re-
mOval OF those men, the result was
decided sensation, a collecting of the
guards of the Prison, hurrying to anH
fro, and a great deal of speculative
talk. The fact coming to the knowl-I
edge of The people that the Sheriff of
this county bad received no official re-
quest or uotice by telegraph or other
wise for preparation for such a large
number of uriuri.ed guests, rather
quieted thu nerves of persous inclined
20 get excited about the matter.
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THERE will be service in the Episcopal
Church to-day at Ii o'clock a. N.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-08

BANcRoFT's GUIDE, No 2, being for Au-
gust is received al this office. 1t is relia-
BILE guide-book, giving full and accurate in
formation respecting the different routes Of
travel on this coast. The success of the
Guide having been much greater than was
anticipated by the publishers, it has been
decided to issue the publication monthly in
stead of quarterly, as announced in the first
number. 1t will be ready for sale promptly
on the FIRST of each month.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-08

PREsBYTERIaN Church, services at
ii a. m and 8 p. N.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-08

THE ECLIPsE.-The weather was very
favorable for observing the eclipse of the
sun yesterday. Only a small portion Of the
time were there clouds to obscure the view.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-08

No service in the Methodist ChurcI
to-day.
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The CoLFAx PARTY are expected at
Reno Tomorrow. The hospitaliries of
Virginia City have been rendered them,
and committee appointed to meet them
At Reno Governor Blasdel is one of
that committee.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-08

A discourse will be delivered this
evening at o'clock, in Mr.. Lawlor's
schoolhouse by A B. Johns All per-
sons are respectfully invited 10 attend.
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$1,000 Il f w A II D.!
STATE or NEVADA: \
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. I

10y VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY IN NJ
ID vested, by the Constitution AID laws Of Ne
vada. 1, Theodore d. Edwards, Acting Govtrnos
Of sail state, do hereby offer reward, to be pat
by said State, of ONE TliJtSAND DOLLAks,t
gold c. in Of the United states, for the ~ rest ~
cow ction OF tho II urderer. o. any one Of u
murderers, q Mrs. PhlsCiLLA " lLt,,kD,
was killed by some person or D. rsons lucknow.
near Clear Creek, at her residence, In Urnisbr
Z unity, Nevada, On tic 9th Jay of July, A.
1865.
$3.50 In Testimony whereof I nave her
unto set my hand AID caused n
SEAL affixed the Great zeal u the state
[ Nevada. Doue at 1arsun Cay, Ju
sos 2lst, A D. 1sg.
TuEoDOkE n. EDWARDS,
Attest: Acting Uovctnor ID Nevada.
q N. NorEwARk, secretary Ut state.
by CHARLES MARTIN, Deputy. II
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Persons indebted to the estate Of said X. l..
Gardner. bankrupt. are nvtitit to make Imme-
date payment u Assignee OF the Estate.
Carson, july y. 1863. II
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LAST AND ONLY CALL!

QUIT Wilt BE COM FENCED
- against each aud every person l. debred to the
estate Of William r Joy decreased, il not p ID
within fifteen days frum this date. Carson City,
July 20th, 1862.
WM. PATTEt SON,
Attorney for Aans Joy, Administrative Il aid
sstass. ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-14
Mofrats Life Pills and PheniK Bitters.

We Arst need in private practice In 1875. They
were inidoduced to the public In 1885. since which
time their reputation has ex ended. until they have
sale in eIesss Of all other Catharde Purifying
Medicines. There Is hardly a.fanily among civil
ICED nations who have not svidencs Of their
beneficial effects. Their great uccees 10 owing to
their uniform reliability inb asses, OF Constipation,
81 :ons and $50 achic diseases, whether OF long
or short duraisn. They are entirely vegetable in
their composition. One ingredient speas the pores
ofthe skin: another is diurctie. and stimulates
proper action ofths ddneys 9 third sam olcnt,
properties warming and cathartic, and cleanse
the stomach an bowels iron unhealthy sesretons.
Their com binsd effects 10 10 regulate the impaired
functions otths system. and to produce health. 1t
g not asserted Aofsts Pulls srs care a-that they
will cure all csnplsnts-but under ordinary cir.
cumstaHces they may be relied upon to cure Ner-
vousness. Sick HeaGaohs, C0eiiivepess, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Jaundics, Liver and Billious Com
plninte. Code, General Weakness, &c. They are
expressly made for these diseases. Millions upon
millions Of cnres can be cited In no single instance
has 3 complaint ever come to our knowledge, where
they have not operated ss recommended.
The question 10 often asked. why isit that NeGats
Life pills meet with such wonderful sueceps.
Because they purify the Bloed, and thus remove
all causes Of diseases In the system.
Because they act powerfully upon the seersuens Of
the body. and removes all Impurities at once.
Bee cause they d. not reduce the system, but y
vigorsisit-thus requiring restraint IRON pleas
IRE o. business, and during their operation never
srips Or pain the bowels
VetCB TH1 ClxnoY
In praise efMenat's Life Pile. which cured then
ofDyspspsia. In digestion. Disease Of the Liver.
Lsss Of Appetite. headache, Fever aad Ague. BroA-
ehitis, Neuralsia aal Rheumatism. We refer TO
Rev. 0anl. Martin and Rev. =. II. Nay. Of New
York. Rev: Jas. Hobart. Boston, Rev. 3. Weber.
CancsSd, N. H.. Rev, u. neVley. Springfield. Pa.
Rsv:J: 9. Eva.s Ssvsr. Pa. Rev. ". q. Dronerofs.
Grand Rapids, Wis Rev. J. H. Gardner, 0hiilieo.
tho, o.. Rev. Mathew Gardner, Ripley. o., Rev r.
,. Rodgers, Fort Wayss, lad Rov. =. CsnpbeIl,
Anderson, Ind. Rev. n. b. Cook. Rockford, III.
Rev. ;: Bsntly g., TrA.eisee. Cal. Rev. bsvi1
The circular around each box fully explains the
symptoms and elects Of each disease, speeiaee
treatment, furnishes. evidence. -.
MoGat's Life Pills are - cent? pr box Ao4ats
rns.,s t:,s per csas: iz g 81: y u
Propricters, % Liberty street, New York.
Ne M-R- 80 N ~ -