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Evening star., 1869-08-06

HON. SIDNEY CLARKE AND THE Usage In
DIAN CHIRFe.-A special from Lawrence,
Kansas, dated the 4th, says Hon. Sidney Clarke,
Chairman Of the Committee on Indian Affairs,
held council with the Chiefs and Counselors
OF the Usage Indians on Sunday last. Three of
the nye bands comprising the tribe were repre-.
sented. He informed the Indians he had met
them for the purpose Of hearing what they had
known as the Sturges treaty. whereby the
Osages had agreed to sell their lands to Sturgee,
or the Leayenwofth, Lawrence and Galveston
Pailroad Company, for 10 cents per acre.
Thirty chiefs and headmen were present, snd
insisted on denouncing the treaty as a fraud
and swindle. They claim 1t was procured By
threats and promise OF bribes to some of the
chiefs and hall. breeds, and ask that Il be not
confirmed: They also claim that the annuities
are not paid according TO treaties. and that the
agent, when he visits them, fails to give all
due them-whilst settlers ON their reser vations
are destroying their timber contrary TO former
treaties. That they ars swlndleA and cheated
on sll sides. Mr.. Clarke has reports Of thei:
speeches, and 10 coming to Washington for the
purpose Of laying their grievances before the
PRESIDENT and Indian Bureau. There are mp.
wards OF l.500 white settlers ON the reservation,
and hundreds are going every day.
Evening star., 1869-08-06
ID Oss LYNN HOUs
On the Hsirhfs oPposit. GsorraorR.

On the Hsirits oPposit. GsorraorR.
This elegant and attractive summer re-
treat IL now open for the entertsinme Mt ~ kY
OF guests In inviting the patronage OF lksl
the public the proprietors deem il only necessary
% call attention to Its high, airy, and cool loca
ZION. and the unsurpassed views presented from
every point OF the well appointed aud shady
grouhds. and TO pledge, in addition 20 these great
natural advantages that It's lsrder and bar will be
Kept constantly supplied with sr,TyahiHs the most
fsstfdious taste can desire. The cooking shall be
th charges reasonable.
81 E5sslyDn may be reached by the Aluedact
Bridge. BY the Long Bridge via Arlington
either route afording pleasant drive through
scenery of historic in tsrest
js23 If SYKES q CHADWICK, Proprietors.
STOCkTON HOTEL.
- CAPE MAY,S J.,
WILL OPEN ON The "a tn 0F JUNE, le69.
This otel has been erected within the past year,
affords ample accommodation for nearly IA
enc thousand guests. and Is furnished YesAv
equal 70 any Of the leading hstels In the &s:WI
United States
For terms, &c until then, address
PETER GARDNER. Proprietor,
No. 307 Walnut street,
el eoem Philadelphia. Pa.
Evening star., 1869-08-06

SARATOGA RAoIs-Seeond Day.-fhe second
days races over the Sarseoga course yesterday
were largely attended and much enth ustasm
prevatled. The 1rst race was q hurdle race,
ior All sges two miles, over eight hurdles, three
And half feet high; welter weights; e400 10
or more start. Lobelta was the favorits on
pools OF e6oo. Mitchell brought $3.50 and Rip.
ley $lOo, ana won the race Time 4:O3k.
The second race was for the Saratoga Oup,
for ala ages, TX miles, $50 entrances p, p.
$1,000 added. Local, Sleety, vanxhall, Plan
ngenet, Bayonet and Nellie Mcdonald started
at the three.quartef pole. and ali ran together
the f1rst mile and . half, with Bayonet Nellie
WcDonal1 and Plantagenet iE a line in front
As they passed the judges stand into the last
mile, Bayonet drew in front and won the race
though considerable contention ensued before
the purse was awarded. Time &:i0 -
The last race was for purse OF SlOO, for ali
egee, thres.Quarters of Q mile. This WA Won
by Mr. Morries' Fanny Ludlow by four
lengths. Mr.. Walden's Sanford second ana
Bowie and Hairs Legatee third. Time LOB
Evening star., 1869-08-06
TELEGRAMS TO The STAR
This AnerlssI's Dispatches.
THE ALABAMA ELgCrIoS-

horTSckEkN. ALA hug. h-h-;urns SUI
meaere, but enough D. known 20 resner 4; car
ian that Buckley OF the second aod HAYS OF
ne fourth districts. both Radicals, have b-en
ercteo oy meagre msforities
pox and Seerrod, Democrats. are ele I'D in
ties.
Returns from the fret district are toe IN =
oenhhe 20 pronounce certainly, opt tue tmpres-
SION IL mat Buck. Radical, AZ elec,ed
The third district 10 very close and one hup. .
dred vstes W an probably decide.
Evening star., 1869-08-06

ga Ars. Houghton, wife OF farmer living
near Brooklyn, Mich., Attempted 20 murder
her two-children and commit snicide recently
BY the use Of laudanum. The discovery WAS
made In season 70 save the lives OF one OF the
children snd the mother. The latter was arrps-
ted, but gave no reason for her act, only ..that
she wanted 70 die, and TO have her ehildren die
Win neY.v
Evening star., 1869-08-06

A SMART BoY.-There is a boy OF rs yesrs
OF age in Blackhawk County, Iowa, whose
father died three years ago, leaving MS wid-
ow and son an eighty acre farm burdened
win S1,Uuo mortgage. He has txfen sole
charge Of the farm, paid OF the mortgage
purchased q harvester. q sulky plough, a
wagon and q set Of harness, besides an $50
ont OF deDt. He 10 q member of the Cedar
valley Agricultural Society, and attends
school three months each Winter
Evening star., 1869-08-06

~MY. and Mrs. w. ]. Florence were in
raris - last accounts. They have Travelled
switzerland and France. and expect 70 leave
tor America on the lsth.
Evening star., 1869-08-06
NiIRCHANrs LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
BETWEEN
WARRINGTON AID NEW YORK.

Hereafter the Fine Steamships = O. KNIGHT
John GIBSON, and VALLEY CIrY, zRank
Yokkd ALEXANDRIA, wAsAINGION, and
GkOk6kfOWH, a. fOlsws Leave NEW YORK.
freu Pier 29, East river, every SATURDAY At
- IN. Leave Gl0RGErewN every FRIDAY
Of a.
Tor further information apply TO JOS L. GAIT
Agent. efice and wharf foot Of High St. George
town OF at the corner Of nth street and New orb
avenue J.w. THOMPSON,
spl2-u President.
Evening star., 1869-08-06

LOOKING AFTER THRM.-Authority has been
granted to three Assistant Assessors of Income
of Philadelphia to investigate the returns Of
business firms, railroads, and insurance com.
panies. The same investigation has been
gong on in Baltimore, it is said, for some
tire past.
Evening star., 1869-08-06

APPoINTNRNTe.-Acting Secretary Richard
SON to-day confirmed the nominations of VIM.
Rose, to be Inspector of Steamboat Hulls, at
Savannah, Ga, and Henry ID. Headman to be
Inspector OF Steamboat Boilers at the same
place. He also confirmed the nominations Of
J. NJ. Jones and L. H. Nice, to be clerks in the
United States Depository, at Baltimore, Md.
Evening star., 1869-08-06

SAMUEL CARrER, has been appointed post.
master at Poolsville, Montgomery county,
Mary land, vice VIM Metzgar, removed
Evening star., 1869-08-06

BRHvHT LIEUT. Col. Jos. w. GRLRAY and
Brevet Capt. Leonard J. Whiting, U. S. A,
have been detailed for General Recruiting
service and ordered to duty in New York city
Evening star., 1869-08-06

"ONDEnr0L :" Z HEDICINEs
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER Is really q
valuable medicament, and unlike most Of the
patented articles Of the day, is used BY many
physicians. II il particularly desirable in loca-
tiors where ply sicians not near, and in fami-
lies will often the necessity Of sending cut at
'gbt for a doctor. A bottle should be kept in
every house Boston TarelIer. iyl.lm
Evening star., 1869-08-06

SECRETARY Cox, General Sherman and
other prominent officials will accompany Sec
retary Robson and Admiral Porter on their
tour of inspection to the various Navy Yards
on the Atlantic coast. They will leave here on
Monday or Tuesday next IN the steamer Tai
lapoosa.
Evening star., 1869-08-06

EX-SENATOR LAFAYETTE 5. FOSTER Of Con-
necticut, who was tor several years presiding
offcer OF the United States Senate, has accepted
the position of Professor of the Yale Law
School, to fill the place made vacant by the
death Of Ex-Governor Dutten.
Evening star., 1869-08-06
Washington News and Gossip,

INTERNAL RRvlNuB.-The receipts to-day
from this source were S632,Hi.
THE INTERNAL REVENUE DEPARTMENT will
have the new tobacco stamp ready next week.
Evening star., 1869-08-06

AMONG THE MORMoNs.-On our second page
will be found another interesting editorial
letter from Salt Lake City correcting some
erroneous ideas prevalent among Gentiles gen.
orally as to the Mormon question.
Evening star., 1869-08-06

THE PRESIDENT has accepted the resigna.
tions OF Fret Lieutenants james A. Waymire,
Isl cavalry; John Murphy, Will. ]. Moberly,
ith cavalry; Second Lieutenant Nathaniel
Burbank, 5th in santry.
Evening star., 1869-08-06

BRRING BUT NOBLE.
,sELB,HELP FOR YOUNG MEN, who having
letter envelopes. free vi charge. Address HOW
AID SANITARY AID ASSOCIATIONS, Box
Philadelphia. Pa nv lo eo9m
Evening star., 1869-08-06

ny Customers win please take notice that INV
store will Be closed on the eTH or AJyaIiST ~
build and ! will offer every isg in nv linz q. - 20
that date st COST AND LIsS THAN COsf w
C0RsRfs, s75s CENTS
BEST KID CLOVIS. 81 10
CONE EARLY AaD SECURE GsEAr BAR.
GAINS.
Q. HELLBR,
3kMaTket space,
unlo between 7th and sth streets
Evening star., 1869-08-06

CUsToM-H0UsE APPOINTMRNTs.-Jacob
FaIr, for the past thirty .eight years opener and
packer in the Boston Custom House, has re-
signed, and acting Secretary Richardson has
confirmed the nomination Of Timothy Stanley
TO I'LL the vacancy. The nominations OF James
NJ. Thompson, Stephen Lee, and John NJ.
Downs, to be Inspectors In the Chicago
Custom House, have also been confirmed.
Evening star., 1869-08-06

THs SoLAR EoLIPss tomorrow afternoon
will commence In this city at two minutes
past O'Clock. and will Be over At eight min.
utes to z. Eleven digits Of the sun will Be
obscured-lu other words, eleven-twelfths o
the diameter OF the sun will bs covered. By the
moon, so that some Of the interesting phsnon
ena conn ectsd with this remarkable eclips !.
may be observed here, II tbs evening IL clear
The whole force of professors remaining as thu
Observatory here will, Of course. be engaged
upon the occasion, and expect great results
from their Investigations. They will use here
the spec,roscope, similar to the one 90 success.
fully used In experiments In Asia. The 70
port from this point will probably b looked
for with as much interest AS from any point on
the line of totalIty. Commodore Sands hss
information wh,ch assures MIN hat Prof Hail
will reach his point OF observation in Alaska
in ample time. The party At Des Moinss are
already prepared for the work hsfore them
Col, Farewell, one OF the aids at the Obserya.
tory here, has gone to Bristol, Tenn, where
observations will also be made. avIFa u Fef
Evening star., 1869-08-06

TOALL WHO SELL CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
w. =. CHANDLEE.
WHOLESALE DBALER IN CIGARS AND
TOBACCO.
Under the Ebbitt House, corner and 18th SITS
invite you to give him call. promisisg' air and
gin Tor Sscss: s.m ff of al Sr.des, nom sa m.s To-
N: :b-TERMS CASH, - my prices are too close
to allow time. yu.Sn
DOBDEN %
AND TOUBTlLOTp
BoRprns oonbb&1HTsH1ASSr bb1THASr III III Pssr.
n. W.BURCHELL,
ell corner 18th and str sat
Evening star., 1869-08-06
PIC-NICS, EXCURSIONS. &c

PIC-NICS, EXCURSIONS. DC.
SELKCT EXCURSION
ST. MARfs RIVER.
TOUCHIN9 At PIEEy POINT,
The steamer W v. "oiT win IT,,
lANr Seventh street wharf at
scloek m, asd return MONDAY ,
Tickets. 50. can be had OF James Lackey. asa
tn street " po.ie.: corner Sd street east ard
PsEDA ayepve; o. q. q. simms, corner 9Th and
S.w York avenue; v. HcG hrsn, corner 2lst street
OsthCIics' Friend Society. au6-r
GRAND EXCURSION TO GLYMONr
NJ for toe benefit OF the
NEW sT. pOMINICK CHURCH. tIsLANDJ
MONDA1. AUGUST 10, 1863.
.ss,, .e;1srs =, VIII Ave res SEVENTH s're.t
tuIntns leave GlymeIt st 81 ana
wsBKR's. BRASS AND STRING BAND has
Tbs committee will spare so pains to make this
The most efehtful exc1rsfon OF the season
Tickets se.it;iIs ger tlsman a. .nd lslas: s,,;:
ard 6. Metzerott's Music Stores; Wrishts
Drug StC-e. corner OF sth and streets, Island,
aIdJ n shameld I: and Sso. Sor6ecss confee-
ssSt COMNITTEEOr ARkAN6EMENTS.
OMNIBUssEs Fo2 PIJNICs
NAILoR BBoTHEBs STABLES,
Strict,
~ 9In Between Is'1 and 18th.
Evening star., 1869-08-06

COLONEL ID. U. BARzIZA, Of Texas, counsel
for Ben. Brown, who murdered DIR. Maxwell
at Bryan, in that State, some weeks since, has
arrived in this clay, to secure on the part of
his client the same understanding as that ar.
rived at in the case Of Yerger, viz: suspen.
sion Of any Judgment that may be decreed by
the military commission, until the constitd.
tlonality of the right OF trial by such commits.
sion in said State has been definitely deter.
mined by the Supreme Court.
Evening star., 1869-08-06

DOOTOR scHUMAH 4 DURANDp ToNIol
PRERRkkREP EEQY y I'll TIE EcoEcsHrRALE1
Sff q i1Jsz! 1SJHszS6Y IND p iSo fHosfH1TE
This preparation 10 cou posed OF the Oemponsnt
parts Of tho human system. 1t Odds directly there
.DS Il: n:eCp AND g e
mentary Canal and building up the human frame.
LOWING DISEASES:
Ineipiept Copsunption, Nervous Debility, Dys.
DeRsis, INDICATION, Hesa tourn. Overworked Mind
o11 & Hss,. sDs ns
Ohronic 6orss. and 10 Delicate femaIes, Delicate
and sickly children, and aIl Diseases arising from
broken down and debilitated impore condition
sored you must avofG ell parssfive nsdieiss. and
sese I'M: Ien,e rY. m ~. And isE ecttes VII
PRIOB, 81 PER BOTTLE. OgL
PREPARED AT
No. 1913 WEST PRATT STREET,
baltimore, MD.
ICHARLEs eTOTf. 315 Pennsylvania avenue,
Wsship gton, Wholesale Agent.
SELLIEe oTI aT q SSosF-A ans iot Of BOOTS.
y SHOES, vlHD1N00. 30. for the lur.
DDS. q eSS:P' g.: 81
rsas sass.. :''n'' !: ) Z aosfSs.sHroN. Agent.
NATIONAL LOAF OFFICE, Sl1H 9th street,
~ near Pennsylvania avenue RoB 1Rf FUk:
Ton 90. edysnes 1cnsy % Bcnds, Stocks snd
sissrs. @ fisses :ss Al tisSs & Psr:onss Fopsr.
ss.e, sss:s ssS s.sn RrSs Ss,S fSr sn shs
.. y. 70 SD.n. sely
Evening star., 1869-08-06

NEW XPREss LINZ
IN VIA CANAL,
VA, WASHINGTON, AID
GEOKGETOWH, DC.
49, Fsi.i.i1si.i iFa.S Sss ifI: sa1tESza SSisn
From 50 Water street, GeorEstown. wEDHIs
DAY. at D. m
Freight received ss any time.
ADDly % HYDE TYLER,
63 Water st 6eorgetown, ID. G.
n. ELDRIDGR 90
Alexandrfa, Va.
WM. CLYDE a CO..
fss-n IL North W hsrvss, Philsdelphia.
Evening star., 1869-08-06

CUBAN AFFAIRs.-Letters received by
Cubans in this city, state that Puerto Principe
was still cut of from its communication with
the coast Several unimportanr skIrmishes
were reportei. Eighty Cubans had been CAP
tured by the spanish forces, and are re-.
ported to have been executed. Cuban troops
are free from disease, and in good spirits A
decisive action was expected in the Eastern
Department within twenty days.
Evening star., 1869-08-06

CHANGE OF SUPRRvIsoRs.-Under the pres.
ent arrangement Of transferring Supervisors
Of Internal Revenue from one field OF labor to
another, the Commissioner has under contem.
plation the temporary transfer of Supervisor
Ira M. Harris, Of New Jersey, to the State OF
West Virginia, for the purpose Of making a
thorough investigation of internal revenue af.
fairs in that State. Mr.. H., having already
made a thorough can vass Of his State, was
found TO be at leisure tor q short time; hence he
was assigned to duty in West Virginia.
Evening star., 1869-08-06

TIE ACTING Secretary OF the Treasury, Mr
Richardson, has abolished the division in his
Department known as the Record division.
Hereafter the heads Of each division must take
press copies Of their several letters and other
confidential matters. This arrangement is
made to prevent the divulgement OF Treasury
matters except by authority of the Secretary.
Each head of division will be held respons ible
for secrecy in his particular work.
Evening star., 1869-08-06

THE PHILADELPHIA FIRR.-The point has
been raised here that the owners OF spirits de-
stroyed by the recent fire in Philadelphia can
demand OF the Government that the taxes paid
upon such spirits be refunded, as taxes paid
upon sugar have been refunded under similar
circumstances; but as Patterson warehouse
ceased to be an internal revenue bonded ware.
house on the 3Oth Of June last, there Is no
probability that any claim will be entertained.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-03-19
Cobb Superior Court.

Met at ten o'clock on Monday last, His Honor NOEL
b. KNIGHT. presiding, SAMUEL G. JOHNSON, So
licitor General and H. NJ HAMMETT Clerk. No
case of special interest tried ON the first day
Tuesday the case oc Large & Scranton vs. Dun
woody, rule to forecose Mortgage staken up Gen
A. J. Hansell and Col. j. r. Brown for Mortgages
and Messrs. Lester & Thomson for defendant 1his
case occupied the entire day-verdict for plaintiffs
Wednesday Julia Reagan vs.. II. b. Reagan, libel
for divorce, Lester for Plaintiff and Irwin, Sr tor
Defendant for Plaintiff and releasing deien-
.la.,t from legal disabilities. AgoOd vs. Ray, trover
Phillips g. Faw for Plaintiff and Gartrell & Winn
for defendant for Plaintiff.
The following gentlemen comprise the Grand jury
Thos NJ. kirkpatrick, Foreman, A. S. Edmon-
ston, johnson Williams G. B. Bentley, John NJ.
Walker, Benjamin Stripping, w. w Simpson, d. IL.
Whitfield, Joel Britt, Joseph Elsas, IL. c. Hames,
s. NJ. CarIuth, J. B. Blackwell, w. A. Austin, w.
r. Montgomery, ID. r. Turner, c.. Dunwody, w.
p. Anderson, ID. ]. Dobbs, Jr A. A. Winn, j. w.
McCleskey, and Jno. A. G. Anderson.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-03-19
The Temnerance Meeting.

The Temperance meeting held on last Wednes-
day evening, at the Presbyterian Church was OF
large attendance, but there were not as many as
was anticipated AMI there were those absent that
could and should have been present DIR. MOORE
was expected to be present, but, owing to reasons
unknown to u.s. he did not make his appearance
The interest manifested is suspicious of grand re-
suits. The young men seemed to be deeply eXer-
cised by the touching and pathetic remarks of the
several addresses delivered, and without hesitancy
enrolled their names in rapid succession under the
pledge Of total abstinence. The ladies, who ever
willing to aid in the promotion of any cause that has
good as the object of its accomplishment gladly
gave their invaluable influence in espousng the
cause.
The next meeting will be held at the Methodist
Church, Thursday evening, 25th inst, at II o'clock,
and the citizens are cordially invited to attend and
give their encouraging influence that they desire to
see the reformation of the nebriate and the salvation
of the young who are by degrees becoming adj
dicted to Bacchus
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-03-19
The Cattle Plague.

In the March number of the American Stock Jour
nal is long and valuable article by Prot. John
Gamagce on the Lung Plague in Cattle. OF the
cattle diseases pleuro pneumonia is in the long run
the most destructive because the most nsidious and
the least likely to people TO united action for
its eecual suppression. To ignore its presence 49,
however. to insure that the cattle mortality OF Amer
lea like that of England will be at least doubled in
a few years time Rational means, energetic action
and earnest corporations between the different
States and the central government may, with mod
crate expenditure now, many millions annual
" In the not distant future.
There at present no proper restrictions on tue
eale OF infected stock, and in another year or two,
unless some definite and immediate action be taken,
the disease is likely to find its way in so many parts
of the country that its eradication will be almost
matter of impossibility.
The Editors of the Journal being extensive breed
srs and dealers in cattle, have printed an edition OF
over half million copies for grautO"s distribution
among our Farmers. We hope all will avail them
selves of this generous offer and send for copy
Address N. P. Boyer & Co., Publishers, Parkers-
burg, Chester Co., Pa.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-03-19
Roswell Factory.

We are indebted to the Superintendent Gen. "A. D.
HANsEl1, for samples of the excellent Thread now
being spun a. Roswell Factory. The samples en-
brace Sewing Thread-extra strong Thread Tor
making Grain and Flour Sacks and Knitting Yarns
ALI round, even and strong.
II o;ves rs much pleasure to learn that under the
energetic and systematic management OF Gen. IiAN-
sEIIethe Factory il again doing prosperous Dusl-
ness and that there is now being manufactured iof
it 400 900 of new machinery soon to be put IN opera
ton and to be paid for from the earnings OF the
Factory. Success to all such worthy enterprises
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-03-19
Peters Musical Monthly.


The March number of Peters Musical Monthly is
at hand and contains some twenty four pages OF
Choice New Music giving selections from the most
popuar WRITER'S and variety enough to suit the most
fas,idiOus sWe notice first beautiful little ballad,
with Chorus, by J. S. Cox, entitled Left all
Alone" tho words of which run follows;
IL am left all alone in my sorrow,
No mother to sOOthe me to rest
Then follows Sacred Song by George Leach
entitled '"The Lord will Provide"
Though troubles assail, and dangers alright;
Though friends may ali tail, and foes all unite;
Yet one thing secures us, whatever Detlde
The Scriptures assure us the Lord will provide
',COraine," by the Nations Song Writer, Will s.
HAYS, comes next, the chorus of (which runs as fol-
lows:
4'oh she was fair and gentle as a child had ever
been,
And the fairest Of the angels is our darling Cora
line"
= This is followed by sprightly Comic Song by T.
Brigham Bishop, entitled 'rhe Young Widow
and among other things, she says.
"She doesn't want man VINO SLOPE ouI al
Or one that dFEIks Ofaiius' "
tight"
rrboro arc also three Instrumental pieces, namely:
.Pretty as a Pink" Barearole, by Mack; 'Fleur
4. The Ga1op," by DRESSER, and the famous Gre
,ian Bend Marcel" by Prevot
T., sdd7,f,, TO the above, Mr. Peters gives fifteen
ocas of choice family Reading and all for tile mod
crate sum of 80 cents, or 50 Ter year-over p worth
of New Music appearing in each number. those OF
crr musical friends who do not subscribe are Ger
tainlv losing rich 5eat, as $40 worth OF music can
,,o, I've bought every day for such a small sums
Issued bv j. l.. Peters, Music Publisher, T. o.
BOX SIG. New-York. Sample copies, 80 cents
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-03-19
VILLAow. WALKER County GA, [
June % 1S66,

DIR. John Bull-Dear Sir: ! have recently given
your worm Destroyer" several trials. and find it
wonderfully elIicacous. 1t has not failed in single
instance to have the wished for effect. | doing
pretty large country practice, and have daily
for some article ofthe kind am fre,sto confess that
| know remedy recommended by the ahlest
thors that is certain and speedy in its effects On
the contrary they uncertain in the extreme. My
ohicct4n writing you is TO find ont upon what terms
can get the medicine directly from you. If l can
get upon easy terms, shall use great deal Of it,
am aware that the Of such articles is contra.
to the teachings aud practice of great majority of
the eguldr line of NJ. DIS but zee no just cause
good scrse in dizcardng remedy which we know
TO be efficient simply because may be ignorant of
its combination f0i my part to all make II rule 10
all and any means to alleviate suffering humanity
which may be able to commandment hesitating be-
cause some more ingenious than myselfmay have
learned its effects first and secured that knowledge
However. | am by no means an advocate or support
or of the thousands of worthless nosrums that loo
tho country, that puport to cure all manner of 0sea
scs to which human flesh is heir Please reply coon
aud inform me Of your best terms l am sir, most
respectfully.
JULIUS L. CLEMENT, NJ. ID.