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The New York herald., 1870-08-22
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE IN A CauRCg.
Man Shoots Himself During Service i'm st.
81. Paul's Church, Broadway.

A Man Shoots Himself During Service i'm st.
81. Paurs Church, broadway.
The congregation who were piously attending to
tneir deyotions in st. Pauls church, opposite the
HERALD Office, last evening, were suddenly startled
by the report OF pistol in their very midst. 1t
came from the gallery and rush was at once made
for the doors by those who, not knowing what else
to do IN the first confusion OF the moment consid-
their personal safety than prayerful attitude in the
church, where somebody had evidently got IN with
firearms Several men who did not lose their pres
ence OF mind made their way to TO the gallery where
crowd had already gathered, when 1t was ascer-
tanned that German named Edward Marquery,
who resides at 80 Rose street, had shot himself In
the abdomen. The man was conveyed 10 the Astor
House, where DR.. swami examined the wound
made by the pistol and gave IL as his opinion that
IL had contained no ball. although there might have
been, he thought, some small shot In 1t when IL
fired. Marquery was then taken 70 the Third pre-
cinct station house aud at tines seemed to know
exactly what he was doing or saying. He was, now
ever, not insane. He stated that ne was dfty years
OF age, teacher by calling ana that lie had become
a burden To nun. hence his Willingness to take his
Chances in eternity. He had gone 10 the church. not
with the intention OF shooting himself but Joining
IN the services and endeavoring TO resign himself 10
his hard life here earth, for he had he said lost
all his family by death and was alone IN the world,
without friend or cent OF money. He mad borne
up against the weight OF his troubles until his spirit
was iast sinking beneath the load and last night he
thought to lind consolation ana strength by attend
Ing divine service and onerng up prayer To God
to sustain him In his misery and give him courage
to drink his bitter cup TO the dregs without fall err
ing. The spirit was strong but the flesh was weak
and In moment or despair he placed the pistol
against his body and fired.
II IL should turn after all that the pistol con-
talned no bail Marquery's story VIII not do him
much credit. The pistol was one OF that small kind
usually used by boys to fire blank cartridge the
Fourth July.
The New York herald., 1870-08-22
f2.GHTFUL ACCIDENT At paterson.

On saturday afternoon man named Gilbert Nc
Daniels who lives at Is Tyler street. Paterson, was
working at circular saw In Posts carpenter shop,
when shocking accident occurred lie was saving
piece OF board In diagonal direction, and when
the saw reached the narrow portion OF the wood it
broke OF and was thrown up with terrific force. The
point OF tue wood struck McDanies directly in The
eye gougng IL out and throwing 1t half way across
the shop. HIS terrified companions rushed to his
assistance, Dut ne hed fallen insensble upon the
floor. Although at once taken home and skllul sur.
gicai attenuance summoned he remained uncoa-
scious lof several hours, and yesterday but little
hopes were entertained OF his recovery.
The New York herald., 1870-08-22

Europe was brought about because Of the
anger of God at the declaration of infallibility.
He narrowly escaped being mobbed for his In.
temperate language The God which Mr..
Corey processes to worship is just God and
He does not devastate land or demolsh
dynasty in revenge for any declaration of
weak mortals. Whether the Pope is infallible
or not, the Almighty does not propose to dis
cuss the question with the needle gun and
Chassepot.
The New York herald., 1870-08-22
TENNESSEE.

Arrest Of Congressman Butler on Charge of
Forgery.
MEMPHIS, August Il, 1870.
Knoxville paper OF Friday says: Hon. r. Il.
Butler, member OF Congress from that district has
been arrested by United States Marshal Biggs on n
charge OF forgery, on warrant issued by Judge
Trigg or the Uued States Court. Butler gave bonds
for his appearance at Bristol next Friday.
The New York herald., 1870-08-22
TELEGRapHiC NEWS ITEMS.

tireenwad's cotton mill, IN West Philadelphia was dam.
aged by fire Saturday night to the OF $g5 600
The Germans of Hartford, Conn., have contributed 600
for the relief OF tAe Prussian wounded and widows and
orphans.
Mrs Josephine Norton OF Hartford was burned 10 death
saturday her clothes taking fire while she ironing.
The cham OF FIRE in the province Ontario Canada Is
Increasing The forests ST. Lanberts nearly
stroyed. Chatesuav several buildings burned on
Saturday.
During n row between members of Noyes circus COMPANY
and cit.Sens Blandvc, Ny, Saturday night ono az
he ciroua company killed aud two atzans wounded
The New York herald., 1870-08-22
BuEGLAAY IN plIEasnn. n. ].

About eleven O'Clock on Saturday nig;it uppe,f
room OF the house occupied By Mrs. Garrabrdnt,
widow, at the corner oil Prospect ana Van Houtes
streets, Paterson, \. j., was entered by burglars,
who made haul OF S2ll IN gfeenbaeks, a valuable
gold watch, a lot or silver spoons and forks and
other articles together with two bank books certi
lying 10 over $4,000 on deposit. itra Garrabrani
keeps saloon on the hrst floor. and although she
was there all the evening she knew moi cl,ig OF her
loss until she was preparing to retire di,ig sn,
search was made yesterday for some tclna tn The
burglars. bat MithluL the least sucGe..s.
The New York herald., 1870-08-22
TRLBGRAPHIC NEWS.
SPAIN.


Government PrecautiOn-Tr0ops for Cu0a.
MADRID, August 81, 1870.
Strong precautions are taken here by the police
and military authorities for the preservation OF
order. The republicans protest their loyalty and
love OF order.
The reports OF the departure of troops for Cuba in
October and OF the early convocatlon OF the Cores
are confirmed.
The New York herald., 1870-08-22
pnuSSIAh SCAlplNG SCENE.

At about five O'Clock las, evening quarrel
occurred at No 10 Chrystle street, between Jacob
Gross and John Waldrew. when the former drew n
shoemaker's scalplng knife and cut Waldrew across
the head and the left hand, inlicting severe flesh
wounds. Gross was arrested and Waldrew was
taken home by his friends.
The New York herald., 1870-08-22
STlEsT cAa ACCIDENT,

girl named ANA Kelly, nine years forage was last
evening over by'a street car Of the Be, Rail.
road. In Monroe street. near Jaskson. Her left leg
was badly broken, and she WAS at .once taken &c
Bellevue Hospital IN an ambulance. The driver oi
the car, named Cornelius SimcoS w;rs arrested but
afterwards discharged.
The New York herald., 1870-08-22
BRAZIL.

No Political News-Eaect OF tho European
War.
LONDON, August 81, 1870.
Advices from Rio Janero to the Sd inst. have been
received. The potica2 news is unimportant. The
news of the European war has caused panic in the
coffee market.
The New York herald., 1870-08-22
KILLED ON THE CENTRAL RAILROAD.

On Saturday night, at Hicks switches, near
Elizabeth, an lrishnan, residing at Dutchtown
while en- route for home with a basket OF eggs, was
struck by an express train from New York and In
stanty killed. He was Intoxicated, 1t is said. An
inuuest was held yesterday.
The New York herald., 1870-08-22
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

HAvRE COTTON MARKET-HAvRE, August co.
Cotton closed at 80 francs for ordlna,re on the
The New York herald., 1870-08-22

Bachelors Hair Dye-Tbe Bcst in tho
nsous. Fscto ~ 10 Boni street. - ~
The New York herald., 1870-08-22

A.-Herrtu2's Patent
CHAMPION SkFRS.
2Sl broadsay, COZ ier Hnrrlystrs,l
The New York herald., 1870-08-22

- pn,cns tor New invents .ns Obtained in the
United states aud all foreign conn An needed
ton Furnished by MUM co, "a Park row New YORK.
The New York herald., 1870-08-22

"oh iu'nsn"n oy MUM co, 81 Park New YORK.
Trade Marks for lsr sincsy Puro,ses cau
now be patented for thirty ys s particulars can be had
9n appneason 20 MCNN " D., Scientific American ofcc,
~ Park New York -
Tho metropolitan lob Printing Es,ahii.h-
mcnt,
s7NAS jAU STREET
OLD HEB AID BUILpiSl
ThsweN known estsbJ
by o other In the United states
Call and get your esiiv o
ALI. sp,RrS or PRINTING,
from
ILLUMINATED FOSTER WORK
TO CARD.
Especial attention paid to
LAW PRINTING,
at rates which VIII compare ayorably with any other osc,
Travelling companies viii do to US And x,ins
STOCK OF CUTS.
Wood Engraving al short notice ana NJ low 6y,r,.
what mineral Waters DO Y on Use e--tscucrnl
Byaadwgv. '' ~ N"~"''SN' ''.'- "eeA
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-11-09

The Wheeling Register pub
fishes full returns from West
Virginia. The Democratic ma
jority on State ticket is 1885,
Grants majority was 8,7l9. In
the First Congressional district,
Davis, Democrat, has 1874
Rajority; in the Second, Nc
Grew, Radical, has 9S7; and in
the Third, Hereford, Democrat, -,
has 1884. The Senate stands
II Democrats to II Radicals,
and the House of Delegates,
40 Democrats and l6 Radicals
majority on joint ballot, 26.
That will do.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-11-09

employment Of Grant patron
age. But Notwithstanding all,
B. G. Brown, Conservative and
Nheral Republican, whom the
Democrats voted for, has beat
en- McClurg by more than 3d.
O08 majority. Brown is friend
wahe enfranchisement of all
men, to revenue reform and
free trade. Quite 9 ''latle@et
Of glory for Miss0Hl where
a second John Brown hell has
reigned for the last nine years
In Nevada we have elected
a Governor.
Kentucky, considering the
large negro vote which has
been cast, done splendidly for
the Democracy. A unanimous,
or almost unanimous, Demo
cratic Congressional delegation
is more than could reasonably
have been expected, yet it ap-
pears to have been won.
A special dispatch from Rad
ical sources, contains the graft
tying information that the De
mocracy have swept the State
of Alabama, electlng their
whole ticket by from one to five
thousand majority, and secur-
ing a majority in the Legisla-
ture.
In Tennessee, we have gain.
ed five members of Congress
in Wisconsin, one in Michigan,
one ; in Arkansas, two and
enough in other States to make
the number ffteen-making a
Of thirty in the house.
When the returns are received
from all the States that voted
we expect that there will be
still further gains. The huge
Grant majority in the last Con-
5ress will be greatly reduced
n the next.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-11-09
RADECALESII
VIZ ITO 81. ed ,
NOT ENOUGH NEGGER
TROOPS EAESTED!
GreenbaCks ! B&yOnets {!
and the Thousands Of
10Th Amendments
Will Not Save
RadiCalisEa!

Elections were held last
Tuesday IN Twelve States Tor
State and Congressional offices.
lhe returns from them are very
incomplete but we haTeenoo9h
to satisfy Us that Aadlcallsm'
seasoned with Nlggensm' has
been well cooked" IN spite OF
Grants 0oyonets and green
BACKS
Radical States OF course have
gone haolcaI, but the Demo'
Gratis nave made great gains IN
al on congressman except IN
New Jersey where thousands
OF Grants 10th Amendment
poodIes voted again and again.
In N eW York the great ma
tlonaI interest IS centerea' Lhe
victory IS complete-tAe Dem
ocratIc majority beng about
3o,OVO Tor Gov Holman and
the State ticket; besides, we
have gained three members OF
Congress
HIS, under the cIrcumstan-
ces, Is one OF the most brilliant
victories won by the Democra-
cy IN their long career Of tri-
umph' We reJolce over 1t with
peculiar GFatIAcation' 1t IS a
Htate victory, winch, OF course,
would be glorious under any
circumstances, but the hostile
action OF an adverse Congress,
with Its election law, as inter-
proted and carried out by an
ignorant and unscrupuIous Pres
ldent, renders 1t a National
matter From Name to Louis
lana there has been the greatest
concern manifested TO see
whether New YORK would con-
troL ItSeIf, or whether 1t would
be dictated TO by Federal bay
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-11-09
Common Pleas Court Pro-
ccedingS.

s. Goetz vs.~A. Weishupt et al
These parties are partners in the
Foundry business at Hamden. The
case was referred to J. NJ. McGil-
livray, who was appointed a Special
Master Commissioner, for the pur-
pose Of taking testimony in the case
on or before the 10Th of December
next.
Melzar Nyo, Jr., vs.. B. Betz ct. al.
Sale of lands situate in Madison
Township confirmed and the Sher
if ordered to make q deed to the
purchaser,
State VS., VIM. Nash.-The defen-
dant, young man, was charged
with stealing clothing, ETC., to the
value of about $39. The Jury
found a verdict Of not guilty of
Grand Larceny, but found q verdict
of guilty Of Petit Larceny and as
sessed the value Of the stolen arti-
cles at $27. He was sentenced by
the Court to the county Jail for ten
days and ordered to pay a fine of
$25 together with the costs of suit.
State VS.. Sarah NJ. Sage.-The
jury in this case found verdict of
"not guilty"
Schilder & Co, ct. al. VS.. The Gin.
cinnati Furnace Go. ct. al.-Judg.
ment rendered in this case for plain.
tiff for Sab 13.
Hibbs Dc Co. VS.. The ZaIeski Co.
and ZaIeski Furnace Co.-Settled.
Hibbs, Richardson & Co. VS.. The
same Companies. Settled.
Mary Edison VS.. James Edison
Suit brought for divorce, the de-
tendant being charged with willful
absence for more than three years.
Divorce granted; the eplaintiff restor-
ed to her maiden name-Mary
Karnes; and allowed $500 as alimo-
ny.
State VS.. Isaac NJ. and Jesse Hill.
These parties were charged with
in August, 1868, tho
Friendship Meeting House, in Jack
son Township, and removing the
osnches to a field and burning
hem. About four days were oc-
upied in the trial OF the case. The
'erdict of the jury was-"Not
}uilty" McGiIIivray and Jones for
'tate; Clark and Cooke for defense
State VS.. James Miller.-Indict-
nent nolled,
NVate vs. "A. IL. Higgins. Tres
Ass. Indictment nolled.
State VS. John McPheeters.-In-
icted for trcspass; indictment mol
I'D, Indictment for malicious tres
ass also nolled.
Many cases were continued to the :
ext Term.
Court adjourned until December ;
D 1870.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-11-09

Boutwell, is to 60 out of the
Cabinet. The New York Even.
ing Post says "his chances for
the Presidential nomination
make him unpleasant to the
President, who is using all the
means in his power to secure a
denomination" Boutwell, is a
strong man among Republicans
who give full credence to his
treasury statements. They have
a sort of loose idea he pays off
several millions of the public
debt out of his own pocket, ev.
cry month. Delano is repor-
ted as the probable Finance
Minister, He can be relied on
to run the department in the
interest Of his master.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-11-09

orally without any more delay,
and if the completion Of the
road is not secured you will
have the satisfaction Of knowing
that you put forth such effort
as to deserve success.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-11-09

At a Connecticut hotel, late
ly, a visitor who called for a
glass of water, was requested
to take cider instead; as that
only cost rs cents a barrel,
while water cost $1.50.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-11-09
Tuesday, the 18th Day Of December,
A, D. 1870,

at tlfe hour of o'clock p. NJ. Of said day. the fol-
lowing described lands and tenements, situate
in the county of Ninton, and State of Ohio, to
wit:
Sections Numbered Twenty-six (s6) Thirty
two (32,) and Thirty-thre (83,) containing Six
Hundred and Forty Acres each;
The East half and the Northwest Quarter Of
Section Number Seventeen (No.l70 containing
Four Hundred and Eighty acres;
And Fractional Sections Numbered Seventeen
q7,) Thirty-two 1927 and Thirty-three (33) con-
tanning Two Hundred and SiXty-two acres each
all in Township Number Nine (No, ~ of
Range Number Sixteen (No 16,) in Vinton Town
ship, in Vinton county, Ohio;
ALSO,
All Of Section Number Twenty -four no. 2i,) eX-
cept the Southwest Quarter of the South west
Quarter, containing Six Hundred (60O) acres;
The North half Of Section Number Twenty
five (No 25,) containing Three Hundred and
Twenty (3g0) acres
The North east Quarter of the Northeast
QuarterOf Section Number Iwenty-siX mo. 2G0
containing Forty (40) acres;
The East halfof the Southeast Quarter and
the Northeast Quarter of the Southwest Quar-
ter of Section Number Thirteen no. 1877 con-
tanning One HundI ed and Twenty acres;
The North Least Quarter of the Southeast
Quarter of Section Number Fourteen (No. H.
containing Forty (4Ol acres;
And the Northwest Quarter of the Southwest
Quarter of Section Number Twcnty-three (NO.
23,) containing Forty (i0 aCreS--all in Town
ship Number Ten (No. lO) of Range Number
Seventeen (No, ~ in Clinton Township, Vim
ton county, Ohio;
ALSO,
The Southwest Quarter Of Section Number
Sixteen lNo, 16) in said Township Number Nine
(No, 81 Range Number Sixteen (No 16,) contain,
ing One Hundred and Sixty (16O) acres. and sit
uate in said Vinton Township, in said Vinton
county: the whole of said lands containing in
the aggregate -Four Thousand Five Hundred
and SIX 45O6) acres, be the same more or less;
ALSO,
Part of Out-Lot Number Four (No. A. in Rob
bins Addition to the Town of Hamden, in Vim
ton county, Ohio, being so much thereof us lies
North of the Marietta q Cincinnati Railroad;
and so much of ln-LOt Number Fourteen (No.
14) in said Addition to said Town of IIamden,
as lies East ofsaid Railroad; said Town Lots to
be taken as apart Of said Furnace Property, to-
gether with
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-11-09
EAGLE FURNACE PROPERTY
"A Tt
SEIEE2TETT5u'5
AND
Special Master Commissioner Sale.

State Of ohio, Viaton County.
John Benner, Plaintiff
against
The Administrators of Henry 8, Hamilton, de-
ceased, and Others, Defendants.
In Vinton County Court of Common Pleas. Or
der of Sale.
TN pursuance of an order of sale issued from
Il the Court of Common Pleas of Vinton county,
and State of Ohio, and to me directed as Sheriff
of said county and acting as Special Master Com
missioner in this case, will ofIerfor sale at pub
lie auction, ut the door of the Court House, in
the Town of Macarthur, in said county, on
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-11-09
Tuesday, the 18th Day Of December
A. D. 1870,

at tho hour Of O'Clock p. NJ. Of said day. the
one equal undivided half of the following de-.
county OF VintOn, and State Of ohio, to.wit
Commencing at the cSouth- west corner of that
part or Out.Lot Number Twenty-Five (250 in
the Town of Wllkesyilc, In said County Of Vim.
by William o. Cline, and running South east
parallel with the Street In said Town Fifteen
40 Rodsj thence Southeast Eleven ut) Rods
on straight line with said Street thence Fif-
toel' llo) Rods Southwest on n parallel with
said Second Street; thence Northwest 10 tho
place OF beginnlng, containing one acre more
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-11-09
9 MEREFF,S SALE.

State Of Ohio, Vinton County ss
Jehiel A. FELTON,, Plaintiff,
against
Edward A. Bratton & Ruth 9. Bratton others,
Defendants
In Vinton County Court Of Common Pleas, Or
der of Sale.
Pursuantto the command Of an order of sale
issued from the Court of Common Pleas of
VlntOn county, and TO me directed as Sheriff
of said county, will Offer for sale at the door
OF the Court House, In the Town of Macarthur,
Vinton county ohio, on
Tuesday, the 18th Day Of December,
A. D. 1870,
at the hour Of 10 o'clock A. N. Of said day the
following described premises, to-wit;
In-LOt Number SiXty-twO (G2) rs laid out
and Recorded In the Plat Of the Town of Near
thur, Vinton county, Ohio.
Taken rs tho prOpcrtyO of Edward A. Bratton
and Ruth 9, BrattOu TO satisfy a Judgment of the
said Court In fayor0f Jchiel a. FELTON,.
Appraised at Two Thousand and Two Hun.
dred Dollars &2,D0 OO,) and must bring two.
thirds Of that sum.
Tcrmsof Sale-Cash In hand.
DANIEL BOOTH,
SherlG Vinton County.
il. C. Jones, Atty for Pm.
November o, 1S10.bw-tt
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-11-09
The Railroad.

this paper, which we reprint
from the Gallipolis Bulletin
The letter is addressed to the
citizens of Gallia county, but
the valuable and important In
formation in the letter will ap'
ply to the people of Vinton as
wslaps Galliacounty, and even
to thePeople Of Hccking, aid
VAs iAe Of this proposed Rail
road. The fRiendS of thisroad
every man, whether a prop
er ty owner or not ,alon g tl'
line should so to work as earn
estly in the matter as Mr.
Langley, and the road will
soon be completed. There
should be no Cessation Of hos
tilities" until the work is com
menced, at least. One thing
is certain-absolutely certain
if the road is not completed, il
will be an unfortunate thing fol
Macarthur, as well as Gallipo-
lis, inasmuch as its completion
through Vinton, Gallia, and
Hooking counties would add
largely to their population by
stimulating trade and industry,
and with the increase of popu'
lation and increased business
would come increase in value OF
the real estate for many miles
on each side Of the road. A
depreciation in the value Of
property will inevitably result
if the proposed road shall be a
total failure,
If this road is built the peo-
pie will have the rates of freight
greatly reduced. The cheaper
the freights are the more the
farmer can get for his wheat,
corn, oats, clover seed, tobacco,
stock, etc., that he has to sell,
and the cheaper he can buy all
articles that he has to buy that
would be brought from other
places. Through the compile
ton Of the road the farmer
would be benefited in two ways,
in higher prices for what he
will have to sell and in lower
prices for what he will have to
buy,
The mechanic, too, will be
benefited. The larger and
more prosperous population we
have, the more he will prosper.
There will be more houses to
more brick, stone and
lumber will necessarily be re-
quired, and this, in turn, will
stimulate and render prosper
Gus all the industries that in
the most remote degree sympa.
thorise with house building,
down even to the man who re-
tails butter and eggs, Not one
industry alone will be benefited.
All, to greater or less extent,
will be benefited; and, there
fore, all should give that active,
hearty support to the enterprise
that will secure its speedy COM
pIetion. We have got along
to that point in time, that it is
no longer safe to hold back or
be niggard in subscribing to the
Stock of the proposed road, if
we expect to keep the owls
from occupying the dwelling
houses Of Macarthur, and the
country along the line from al,
ways being about one thousand
years behind all civilized local.
ties.
Most men, If not all, who
nave subscribed stock to the
proposed railroad, can double
heir subscriptions without in.
,ulring liabilities that will in
he least be troublesome to
hem. Why, then, not do it !?
~
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-11-09
SHERTFF's SALE.

State Of Ohio, Vinton County.
a.. B, watkins, Administrator Of the Estate of
Christopher Winkleman, deceased, plaintiiI.
., against
William A. Pearce and Samuel V. Dodge, De.
fcndants
In Vinton County Court of Common Pleas. Or
der and Decree.
Pursuant TO the command OF an order and dc.
cree in the above cause, issued from the Court of
common Pleas, Of Vinton county, Ohloand TO
me directed rs Sheriff of said county, will of.
Ter ut public sae,at the door of the Court House
ty, on
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-11-09
.Ea..,lS

take anything else That he mny pay IL usl as good
lcchlse he makes a larger profit ON Il. These rome
Iles VIII he sent by express to any locality upon ap
llicaLiOn TO the
PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
AT THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE
No. G3i 1RCH SIR EET, PhtiddcIphid.
CHAS. M. EVANS, = Proprietor
Q'OrwGry G, NJ. JACKSON g Goa .
There remedies are for sale by Druggists, SJorokUGp
~, md Medicine Dealers everywhere.
bR Do not lOrgoL " examine well lG article yn
Guy, In order ogUt tho gonunc.