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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-16
Eorsrs, Carriages. TT,

npFWSTFR g. Go. of o0me-st.-Fine CAR
ID mAGKS In All the fashionable varieties ueu.yey o. our '"
Manufacture Warerooms FiRh;aye cor Of Ionr'etath1
CLEIGHS-B a. Co. (of Broome-
Fnhave cor Four.eenhss oasrs the ess-
h,, ,sb, If J GooM Co.. for whom they are sole sgeh~ e
the famous Portland Cutters cf K,mlass nsnnssare.
V'HE BREWSTER W.AGON.-BlEWS, IL, Eh
% ~ R.oo, st sos manufacturer oner variety o. thes
tso"s ~,SoS, Of ali weights ple..atsAng snd gssG1s
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MWARK.-Peter Marlin. naniel Corly an


BAs, asTolbe on Tuesday night oluen aud clothing valued AZ
This Anetu5o1 ms'ch win De played at Lake View BY
eers The Paterson Curling tub-ose OF 20 and over 20
pa Younger Rev WIN Calvin Bartlett lc,tued
IA AZ Wgvam evening The Coming Qasson. the Chinese
p Tie lecture given o the beueht Of the Ohlu Asylum
aud homt Spencer amused lgsmcelQR Tuesday
ugi David Cars aoon iu CouWessr ~ throwing oysters AZ
ac ol dg my lgf a. the head Of the proprietor
andufg and beating ha badly They Wound bV smashing the
furniture and found themselves In prison y's.isy from
whh released giving bail n $500 Nj. w. Holden
reAded home iroa San Francisco yesterday In siI days
AETUCiIEN, n. Ut has been aScertancd that
The the who l tue StaJcrsr Railroad at h,
pac. Monday james Brown. lie Of scranton
Penn and engaged The shoe With tie gentleman
who uuhei The rema lie vac blind aud almost blind ~
tie cher, and sOuS hat deaf
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TNAMMANY. TAMMkNY.
THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, OCT Ia, 1864
GREAT AMMO JUDGEMENT.
Extramo a ken Announcing a


SEA Sosx AMUSEMENT Co.. 80, .rkoEA hssSs
no 'T aRnAr ASso NNcRs Hssi % '''''
THE VERY cELEs NM + }s e2EsEr vIHrvoso,
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who sys .sH sAuoE
TONIGHT. To.Nlaar
k R9R k k9sISs9S Skys9E S Ss}I
in ROBINSON CKUsok. soE,,
SON SON E EosISsos S ckusoF. s soE
New s sY Wsrf sea And
NEW MACHINERY AND SSsL EFFEors BY SYLVESTER
NEW PROPERTIES 1 By p REsHHS
ENTIRELY NEW s BALLET o y Soa NJ kSoID
livery MEEIroRIous AND favoaTfs eAs SIS
.,-n,...a ' " "'''' ''N'N' Nj. Loa!s Mes.ayer
Gutpurse.. Mr.. Fielding
smoiiet
Fefp%Y hi: role a: performed upwards Of s''a'
$40 nights a. IN IN pirny lane, JOHN LAuRI
@ s S is Mr DAILY
Mokee Iokee..... J. Freeman
Jenny fsta cher original Alice HARRISON knisa
E Prince cher original character Mas Bessie ludlow
May Robinson
T Ths 1nia,,i::n, Lizzie Kelsey
played upwards OF 300 nights al The brary iane .
pss Of 500 night. the 4 pru @SI. ano 1a''
played upwards 500 night. al the Dray ' Iana5 Aa''
Sailors Indians Fairies e. %ci sf AZ, so
sorsx,re Island Of Bale, hnpp,
Of e anss 1s aSSn
SCENE Gakocky shore OF the lsland-How the Queen
ssaei ast s Ss f Atkins
Ss IL na :x e s ID x.
How Atkins III. Hatred and Resis,crs Vow Of Ven.
Hsf nssy LIZ hiEss A''',~'''
pow t ARRANGED sS < Mr. JOHN LAgRa
= carried on By 9s IRA the Lf Prince
au&KfET";EsSS, ''' d%sseE ATKINS AND THE
o''ra'''r'''s n TH' ss Ed sna Of Act First
c Sassa sRs vi nEess Sf saA0r of
scEsE2How Robinson crusoe discovera engraving
s!s,ss being sas "a . ID prime Friday .1s. on
SCENE &mRobnsons hui in The paisee.de the Running
VISITORS the King Of the caribbee Islands aud his neglected
>, se ssss, KIN 5. AND 5I s Win
ss & q
f ssnsys 81. All %sS IN the Sss
Pigs and Tho mariner being vrnous, course proposes
marriage itmed appearance OF the aborgines who
at an awkward juncture and with unpleasant
reception. TRIo-JENNY, ATKINS and MoKEE PoKEE,
and change to
prepares his supper which frustrated by the
monkey early 70 bed and effects Of vivid
alarm visitors reception by the monkey dog and
cat Friday table turner the appaon fright VISITORS
comic moving tabeau
Ee-Jenny Crusoe, arethsy safes No, Atkins, tho
Cannibal King dc Ac their track Alas where In
Friday. where the faithful monkey, dog and They are
here Chord. Terrible combat and triumph of virtue Vice
q
soRNE7..-THE SHORE OF the ISLAND Collier The
ship Ia In the roads. Departure OF Crusoe and Jenny
GRAND CARIBBEAN BALLET
arranged by Mr.. John Lauri INDIAN RIFLE DANCE,
FAREWELL TABLEAUX
Shall watt brave Crusoc and his bride more,
Far DER tho sea to Aibion's rocky shore.
ADMISSION FIFTY CENTS.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
TUE rAhhANY.

THE rAnAAsy. rxr.. NOTICE
THE RIZARELIi BROTHERa
Ineee marvellous artists who BY press ana
public OF ths and all countries
THE FIRST OF ALL GYMNASTS,
nave oeen engaged for the four pefecng and
rehearsng an
ENTIRELY NEW AND PERILOUs ACT,
ucssned 70 mmortxe their the records Of gvmuAs
NC This startling daring performances will form
ono OF the featuresof
THIS fMoNpAYTIA hv,iNSxa OCT "a 1850
the two brothers take position on
- THE OcTANGULARUM,
novel addition 10 LEcoe Gymnase comprising LEcheie
Pereuse and the Parallel Horizontal BAR the whole the
height OF the ceiling These fourteen feet apart
After performing severa startling and interesting
chelc Perilcuse such lcapng rung rung
skipping one then two, and backward forward
they each leap 70 the parallel bars which they
psh daring feata, and particular which shall
entirely ecipse anything OF tho kind attempted
but shall leave patrons to judge OF Us inertia During
this entire performances net Will be spread in order TO
Ish all disQuteude the minds OF
They finally rotation to n swinging
which they jump forty feet to single rope and descend
THERE Is NO PRECEDENT IN DARING OR SKILL
to this last act and will be performed without
impossible 70 spread large enough 70 the
versed.
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY OCTOBER 49, seaTR1pLE SHEET
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
ID TweDtyAird street between rtt,h and Sixth
FIFTH WEEK
MISS BArEMAN,
who will appear for this country
MONDAY October H. and every evening" except saturday
NARY WARNER,
In the domestic drama OF that name, and written expressly
for her by Mr. Tom Taylor.
and Mr. raEc. HAMILTON
MARY WARNER MATINEE ON SATURDAY AT two
sATgRDAY EVENING.
and Mr. THEO. HAMILTON
Seats secured advance at the DO. oes Of the
9. II. Ditson 4 Co, I'll Broadway.
MARY wARNER-THE EXCLUSIVE ACTING RIGHT
& this RaT has Hssn sS by Mis-, B1msn S%
requests the cooperation Of editors Of
out the country profession Of her property
against The piratca appropriation OF unprncpcd persona
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
" Corner Twenty-shird street and Eighth avenue.
'AA % 'A' NEW ATTRACTION. ''p''s'''
o. Gpss' and
(Author OF "Peep o. Dsy"&c., Sol
IN hts new Irish Military Drama IN four acts,
cHAsLss SMALLER y.
founded on Levers popular romance.
5 SIii;E; iiS;sHi BSsSSSs
MICKEY FREE. .EDMuND FALCONER
SUPPORTED BY
LISA WEBER, ANNIE DELAND, J. II. TAYLOR.
NEW SCENERY, DRESSES, MUSIC AND APPOINT
MENTS.
POWERFUL CAST,
THE ENTIRE COMPANY.
100 AUXILIARIEs
BRASS BAND AND TROOP or
MOUNTED DRAGONS.
EVERY EVENING SATURDAY MATINEE.
GENERAL ADMISSION, SO CENTS.
For synopsis, cast and arguments programme.
THEATRE FRANCAIS. CHANFRAU.
i LAST WEEK OF MR.. II. &. CHANFRAU.
EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE
De Walden's sparkling comedy SAM.
BRILLIANT COMPANY. GRAND ORCHESTRA.
NEW SCENERY AND APPOINTMENTS
RECEIVED EVERY NIGHT WITH ENTHUSIASM
FRIDAY NEXT, MR. CIiANFRAU'S BENEFIT
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
LEGITIMATE SUCCESS. GLORIOUS FINALE.
HERMANN.
POSITIVELY LAS1 WEEK..
PERFORMANCE EVERY NIGHT.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER %, AT O'CLOCK,
GRAND TOY MATINEE.
Programme changed each entertainment
Children half price TO Matinee.
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rNAMMANY TO. NIGHT
i FIRST appearance in America OF the great American
MILE vloLETTA LEOPOLD
MILE. vIOLETTA LEOPOLD
and
M. GEORGIO LEOPOLD,
N. aEoRGIo LEOPOLD,
direct from the Royal Ahambrn, London.
Mile. VIOLETTA LEOPOLD the CHAMPION
CROSS OF ST. GEORGE, ~ the FIRST FEMALE GYM.
MAST Of England.
First appearance OF the Rixareli Brothers, or the
OCTANGULARUM.
No performance IN world compares with that given NJ
the Tammany.
ADMISSION, 50 CENTS
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ADJUSTMENTS.

CrEINwAy HALL-PArrI CONCERTS.
rss sa Az 81 sKxys 10, ina na .ss
of the
PATTI CONCERTS
viii commence ths day, Monday. ~ A. NJ, at Ha aAss
Tul and liz Broadway.
The public respectfully Informed thai the
living Concert Vocalist,
MISS CARLorrA PATTI,
WI, on her return from Boston, give two more
n GRAND PATTI CONCERTS
THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, October 81 and a
At o'clock.
And ONE GRAND GALA MATINEE,
On SATURDAY., Oct. 30 ct Pm,
GlOkGlo RONCONt, RITTER pRUME, HABLEMhNN,
and the great German Basso JOSEF Hermann. wtd
MAX MARrrzEK's GRAND ORCHESTRA,
accompanied by Mr.. q. W. Colby.
Admission 81, reserved seats soc. extra
Tho sale OF Seats win morning Steinway
Hall, 70l Broadway, and ia Broadway, NJ O'Clock.
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ANIUSEDfENTs.

w Proprs!or and Manager. MT; LESTER WALLACE.
Ts 6spA 9F r N2yEsY 6 Aso yAFsrY
u0' 'A' THE TIKI Sch SCHOOL FOX sG%SDAi. '''''''
WIN = ~" '''' PoWEaFWI CAST sT ''''' A'' -.' ="
TUESDAY, OCT, 70 gouIte time, ..PRoGREss"
THuKsDaY. ocr Il tfird tims. acAsTE.S
FRIDAY. OCT e 18th ,imel SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL"
mans Comedy Of
THE HEIR AT LAW.
TWO NEW PLAYS IN COURSE OF PREPARATION.
Box oaice open from sA M. 4P.M.
RRooKLYS ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
TWO NIGHTS ONLY,
Monday ana Tuesday. October Is and ID.
the unrivaed Comedian and Panomm with his brother,
c. X. Fox and full company from the Olympic Theatre,
KiRALFE TROUPE OF HUNGARIAN DANCERS,
win appear in the incpai scenes from FoEs Original Pan
HUMPrY pUMPTY AND
HiCCoRY DICCoRY DOCK.
cured in advance at the box ONCE Of the Academy Music
THE NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF HUsIo
Fifth avenue, corner Fourteenth street aud Broadway,
Brooklyn, Court street, State
THE FIRST MUSICAL INSTITUTE IN AMERICA
INSTRUCTION DAILY, from Q A.. M. too r. NJ, in all
Languages
Several eminent European rcsident professors
been added to the able corps OF instructors.
TERMs-REGuLAR CLASSES, $40 per quarter
PkIyATE INSTRUCTION, $25 per quarter.
FREE ELEMENTARY GLASSES, designed especially for
APPLICATIONS RECEIVED from . A. NJ. to 8 p. NJ. at
No. $40 BROADWAY NEW YORK.
NO. 1873 COURT STREET, NEAR STATE, BROOKLYN.
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the fully ttakes novelty and taent
TO please an nteeotaai community and does not blush
tive that this ID entertaining and mthtW
NEW WIFI FEXruR us"' NEW FACES. NEW ACTS.
with sufficient capacity keep them coupled win fair
$s
and CONSIST OF everything humanity desire 70
iadisaass Tia, WON'T laugh show
-" a@.' D'" VET is 'yiSSn'q 70 GIVE YOU
ELEGANT nuhLEsauE DRAMAS, l., 80. .,,s
ooMIcAL AND LOCAL sRE aSi,fso 'A0"o '~"o"''
BALLET, PANroMlMr ANp s sissianls SLY 80
PLANTATION LION noar6 sT yochIsSs AND sEaio
NEGRO rk HEy GEsr hS rS SshAFh sya M
aokaewlsdsod artists whose professional
MIR CHARLES WHIrn,
The vescrn representative of comedy. ia frat Ap
MIR HARRY BLooDGooD,
the rrcpessbo comcdan HIS champion song and danoe
MR. j. H. BUDwoRTH,
the versatile Dutch dclneator German songs and his
amusing description OF the Dutehmans State cousio sehnss
MR.. FRANK GIBBONS,
tho unapproachabe and daring athlete IN ha accomplished
-"' S''''''' '''- SERGEANT BURKE.
the very best military ss,issn 4, g,n tho world
the great pre"'qr s aSH E AIN nero
the charming serio vocalist Her hrst appearance N
MISS JENNIE BENSON,
the youthful Emerald Queen original spuciatcs OF songs
dances, &c.
MR.. ANDREW LEAyTTT,
the popular Ethopea representative aud manufactW
of his spccaltes.
MR.. NJ. GALLAGHER MIR. JOHN y. FORBFA
Irish and dances. Marvellous drum solos-
MIR. WIN. CARTER,
the finished Negro doinenor his famous banjo acts &c
MkSSRS. WIN. DEVERE THOMPSON LANE AND
PARKER,
A SPLENDID BALLET TROUPE,
consisting OF the following ladles.--
Mile Rcci, Mile. Marie, Miss Josephine WeN
Mlss denny Lorraine Kellogg Mica Lonisa Kellogg
Miss Clara Edwards Miss Emily Page hsa Susan arle,
Miss Fanny Hart Hattie Roland Misa Alice Frazer,
UNDER THE IMMEDIATE SUPERVISION OF MUN6
SiI0LLOSSY.
Reduced prices OF Circle and Pnrqurt,
30 cents, Orchestra Chairs 10 Balcony and Family
Circle IS ceuts Private Boxes So and 49, Commence at
MATINEE EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATu RDAy AT y
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FURNITURE.

A RE YOU FOND OF cURIosITIEsy THEN CALL ON
n sYPHER co. su ccessors to d. Marley) 557 Broad.
way examine their elegant stock OF rch and
antique Furniture Pianos. China BroDzes Clocks Mirrors
Paintings, Statuary Carpets Sverware &c. Rich Suits of
Furniture bought nj fan rates.
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A -OvER FIFTY MAGNIFICENT PARLOR SUITS,
~ AZ colos French satin 6rosa.ei rsps and Haircotb
Library and Dining Furniture, At bargain called for thl
week. 56 Blocker street. between Broadway and Mulberry
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CTRAYED-FRoM THE STABLE OF THE SUBSCRIBER
- In Fftyseventh street. north side, between Third and
Lexington avenues, Friday 18th inst largo red cow
white face white legs Whoever will return said to
above place or give information that will lead her
covery will be literally rewarded. JOHN KINSLEY.
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GOS REwARD-FoR THE RETURN OF A SMALL
I'D Black Tan Slut 10 ID North Moore street. An
swers the of Jess
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-10-07
Root b Brainard.

Messrs. Root 4 Brainard, the en-.
terprising manufacturers OF Monu-
ments, Tombstones, &c, 80. on Main
street in this city, had two elegant
pieces of thor workmanship on ex-
hibition at the Fair, which excited
general praise, on account Of their
beautiful design, and splendid letter
ing and general good workmanship.
These gentlemen have just c"mpic-
ted fine monument for John Lewis
deceased, Zone Of the pioneers Of
Ottumwa,) and his family, ordered
by Alvin Lewis, Esq, which is to be
put up at the cemetery, and which is
work of art, very hard to be sur
passed anywhere. Call in and see
it.
The tombstone question is not a
very cheerful one to contemplate,
but since we are all to come to this
complexion at last, 1t is we'll enough
that we should all know where to
got the very finest works Of art in
this line. and of the most scrupulous-
" honest and upright mon, and at
the lowest prices which can be af.
forded, for all Of which we recon-
mend the mandatory of Root l.
Braiuard.
Sept 25th d2w4t,
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From the Daily Courier Of I'd inst.
Last Nights Meeting.

Col. VIM. B. Allison had an ex
tremely thin audience last night, ow.
ing to the Indictment weather; never.
theless he delivered a very clear,
convincing, and logical political ad
dress.
1t was principally devoted to the
Finances; a subject which his long
service on the ways and means com.
mittee Of tho House has made him
al fat.
Col. Allison is well known to be
the favorIte, and only candidate ma
king any respectable pretenslons to
strength, from the northern part o.
Iowa, for the U. s. Senate, and his
speech which was delivered last
night for the most part to an audi.
ence who only knew him by the very
fine reputation which he has acquir
edin Congress, fully satisfied them
that If he was to be promoted to q
higher and more honorable position
by the inscrutaple whirligig of for
tune, that then the st6te of Iowa in
the Senate ofthe United States is to
have another representative of emf
nently respectable talents of highly
useful and practical order, aud who
in his habits, manners, and culture
is i'll every respect gentleman II
the fullest sense of the word.
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Beware of Roorbacks.

Republicans beware Of the stories
that may and probably will DO circu
lated on tho day Of election against
our candidates. We shall have nc
further opportunity to confront thro
our columns, tho falsehoods that
may DO set on foot. Judging from
tho past, and the; character Of oul
opponents, wo expect them to cir
culatc between this and tile close Of
election day tho most specious string
of falsehoods that thor ingenuity can
invent. 1t is a perfectly safe rule, and
indeed the only safe rule to rely up.
on, to place no confidence in tho tales
cotton up at such late hour that
their refntation cannot be success
fully circulated. Beware then of all
such tricks ON the part of our oppo-
nents, pay no attention to them, but
turning Q deaf ear to all their buga-
boo stories Of whatever character,
march forward to victory; victory
that will elect cvcry man on ourtick-
OF by from 200 TO 500 majority.
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Pennsylvania Railroad.

This magnificent Railroad has re
Gently absorbed tho Pittsburg, Fl.
Wayne l. Chicago Railroad, by a
long lease, which gives them, under
one management, the most direct and
comfortable route from Chicago to all
points east that can be selected.
We have had occasion to travel
over this route frequently, from Chi
cagy TO many points east, and inva-
riably found the cars palatial, the
conductors gcntlemanly and accom-
modating, tho engineers and brakes
men Intelligent and careful, while the
eating houses along the line arc the
finest in America. Tourists and Gu
riosity seekers should take this route
to enable them to witness the magni.
ricent scenery crossing the Allcgha.
mics, while the business man will find
it combining speed, comfort and safe
ty over any other road that We know
OF.
June 7-dwtf
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rur ExHA1-sTED SYSTEM.

Summer is facilitating season, and the
sudden change of temperature which takes
place at this period of the year finds the health
lest of us considerably enervated by the pre-
cectiing heat, and the weakly and delicate al
most FRUSTRATED. This is not q favorable
condition in which to encounter the raw
cold winds of Oatober and its chilling logs
and night dcws, and consequently lntermlt,
tent fever. dysentery, bilious attacks, ana
rheumatism are more or less prevalent every
where, but especially In localities where the
atmosphere Is naturally unwholesome. IN
order to avoid the dangers arising from these
causes, the exhausted system should now be
renovated and invigorated by course OF
HOSTETTERiS STOMACH B1TTERS. This
purest and most potent of all vegetable tom
les and exhilerants regulates the secretions
while IL renews the strength, and purihes the
fluids of the body, while it gives ilrnness anu
yigor to the nervous organization. Free
from the unpleasant flavor which renders the
ordinary tonics so repulsive, composed Of ex-
tracts and Juices of the choicest SegetaDle IN
MIGRANTS and correetives, mingled with a
difiusivc stlmulant from which every mex
ious element has been expelled, THIS renewn.
ed preparation Is, In all respects the very
best medicine of Its kind that the worlu mas
ever known. Such is the opinion OIL uls!ln-
guished members of the medical procession,
and the general verdict of the public, after
an experience of twenty years, during whlcf
ItOstetters Bitters has attained greater pop
ularfty and more extensive sale than any
specific ever advertised in the columns OF the
American press.
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From the Daily Courier Of 5th inst.

From tho Daily Courier of 9Th inst.
PEHsoNAL.--Adjutant Gen. N. b.
Baker, tho most genial and popular
man in Iowa, is in the city on bust
moss for the d. v. Il. II. of which he
is tho able and interchangeable attor
ney.
He of course paid his compliment.
to tho COURIER Office, and expressed
his establishment at tho growth, bus
iness, and solid appearance Of OF
tumwa.
Capt. IT,. collars, of the Chicagt
Commission House, Of Mathews, Zol
lars h Co. which is one of the safes
and most reliable in that city for ou
people to consign to, was in town to
day, and represents their trade a
fattering.
Hon. Jack Morrison, the Scotcl
Terrier, who has been gong through
the democratic rats Of Kcokul
county, paid US visit to-day. II
represents that in connection will
Havens for tho Senate, and llaycocl
tho other candidate for tho House
they have been making is uncom
monty hot for tho Johnics on tn
stump in that county, and that tn
cause of loyalty, righteousness, an
republicanism, will triumph in tina
county next Tuesday, by an ovol
whelming majority.
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Csp~ SIfyah. $40

CWNSUMf GfO.,.
cure pn 81 sosS anssE Sr the
DIR. SCHENCK's SEAwEED Tonic for the cure
Of Dyspepsia and all the Debilitated Condi-
lions OF the stomach.
DIR. ScHEScK's MANDRAKE Pulls, for Dis
cases OF the Liver, ar toact as Gentle FUR
gative.
CURED In curing Consumption, though the
pnimonic syrup alone has eutet. many desLe,
pills assist in renaiatine Tie stomach and
Liver. and help the Pulmonic syrup to digest
ana search through the blood vessels, ~
winch means q cure is so0e effected.
These Medicines are conscientiously offered
to the public as the only safe. certain and re-
liable remedies Tor PULMONARY Consumption,
and for AL those morbid conditions OF tn"
body which lead to that fatal disease Live
complaint and Dyspepsia are often forerui
ners of Consumption. aud when they mani.
festthemselves they require the most prompt
attention.
has had q long probation before the puDiit.-
Its value has been proved by the thousands oil
cures It has made through, period Of mof-
than thirty five years, in all OF which time ill.,
reputation has constantly Increased, and the
most obstinate skepiicism can no longer doubt
that It is remedy which may he used with
confidence in all eases which admit of a cure.
IL the patient will perseveringly follow the
directions which accompany each bottle. he
too much wasted to make az cure s possible.
friends end, And have desPaIred the use
tent and restored him to perfect health.
DIR. Schenck does not say that all cases OF
pulmonary CONSUMPTION are within the
reach OF medicine, but ne empnatlcatiy as.
serts that often when patients have the most
alarming symptoms such as violent cough.
creeping chills night sWeats and general de-
bility, even to such degree that they are
Obliged to lie in bed. and when they are given
up by their physician, they may stu be cured.
NO medical treatment can create new lungs
but when the lungs are very sadly diseased
ana TO some extent destroyed, cure may nc
erected by Or. Schenck MEDICINES.
Also In Scfoluious Diseases tneSe medicines
are equally efficient. DIR. Schenck has photo
graphs OF anumber OF persons who have been
nea ~ covered Will running sores, ana now
All nealea up. IniS SHOWS lts purifying prop
erues, whlcn must be dooe 10 neal eaNNles I'D
tle lungs. So
IN the treatment OF Consumption II Is oil lhe
utmost importance 70 give vigor ana u hcaitnS
TONE 70 the system. hence II IS necessary 10
strengthen the appetite 81 the Patient nnd int-
prove the dlgestlon. PROPER nourishmnnt y
required together with such means ms VIII
make the food easily digestible.' The articles
most suitable Tor tue diet OF Consumpti.c pa
tteiits are designated III Dr. Schcncks Anna
macs, Which are distributed sratuitousiy. IN
general. the most nlEiiN nutritious article"
are 70 be preferred, but the digestive organs
must be strengthened IN order To- n,ake either
food or medicine scrviceable. This require
ment is met by the Sea Weed Tonic. au', tor
tnlS purpose III was designated.
When the digestive powers are put IN good
order, the food has It's proper effect the sys-
tenn OF the patient = inVigorated ana the