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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-01-11

re- Rochefort was not pleased at the
|contemptuous ministerial notice of his
motion asking a detail of the National
Guard to protect the Chambers, and N
reply said that he was not astonished to
find the Minister attempting to ridicule
.him--thc signal having been given by
the Emperor at the opening of the Cham
bers-but that he had the consolation Of
knowing, however ridiculous he may be,
.'he never walked-up and down the shore
with tame eagle on his shoulder and
his hat full of bacon.'' Z
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-01-11

MadMnc Rattazzi writes to a Florence
Journal that the Empress Eiycnie il
growillsoltl vesy rapidly, and that she
does not by any meanst dress YER. taste-
fully. q ia'a
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-01-11

A cannon has. zen cast IN Russia
which throws 4 ball weighing 600 lbs !,
Think Of tliat lump hitting a man on tiiS 3
IIear, { + i. g
ta It's ANNOUNCED that Senator Foalef &
I; Of Tennessee, is about TO pitch into bis j
colleague, Parson BrownIow Aninsane !.
!, a,gls- worm cliwblng up on q sick saAaps
'.Gsns tnltles-Y Yarfturd fspsf e
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-01-11
H0l TO THE BARBER SHOP!
GRO Gerry
and Photographic Gallery!

M x q r Q 9 Z RE
Contains tobacco, cigars, candies, nuts, dates,
figs, cakes, toys for children, paper collars,
canned fruits of all kinds, sardiues, ink black
ing, crackers, smoking tobacco, pipes, paper,
envelopes, &C., &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-28
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

Unstdmped Cigar Cdse.-Before Commissioner
Osborn.-Mr X. Appegate, Of Col. Whitley's detective
force, went, the 2lst inst, to No 222 Centre ST. a
cigar store. kept by Spaniar,t named Lopet. Mr..
Applegate accompanied by Spanard named Lasso,
who gaYe the Information that unstamped cigars were
sold al the place. When Mr. Appegate went into the
store only the wife OF the proprietor was in. The
spanard who accompanied Mr. Applegate said somethhg
In an undertone and foreign language to Mrs. Lopet
Mr. Apologize asked buy some cigars then when he
found the husband not within, he said he would wait
till omorrow Mrs. Lope said Its all the same II You
buy them Of me-" He bought 200 cigars for 81 hundred
They were uustamped and loose. He wanted them for
less but she said they pretty good article He
then said he would 500 of them and leave bag 10
carry them until next day, when he hoped TO see the
husband He called next day two or three times but did
not see him. warrant obtained for the apprehen
sion OF the husband and wife, but only the woman
could he found, 1t not executed on her. however,
she and her husband and several other witnesses aI
pcared before the U. s. Commissioner yesterday.
Mr. Apologize testified to the transactions "a related
summation he said he never the Spanard
Iasso. who gave the information, before nor did he
ever know hear anything Of Mr.. and Mrs Lopet De-
fore.
For the defense it urged that the Lasso was
in the habit of borrowing money from Mr.. and MIS-.
LOpct. That he poor and, from compassion, they
omctmes lent him dollar or two, and sometimes gave
him cars 10 sell 10 help Kim; that this was merely
gate was there; that, seeing the man Lasso with NM,
aud being privately told 50 by lasso himself 5e Thought
the cigars for his use and Dcnent. 80 . $500.
Commissioner Osborn remarked that Nullc " ". We"
quite proper and CONNIE ndahe for any person "ht,t
To give information, and the time Keep hlnsois
away from the case, yet felt that the testhpn9 "a
Lasso vac very desirable in this instance, ana nv ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-28
police DEpARr,rEST-TRIALs, ETC.

Commissioner Brennan, yesterday, listened
10 q complaints against policemen Many OF these COM
paints were made ny the grand roundsmen, and were
very trivial in their nature
Patrolman Michael Cahill Of the Fifteenth Precinct
was complained OF by citizen VIM Green, for refusing
TO arrest two drunken men VINO we're a'thg III very
disorderIy manner In sNtra'e' on S'n'"l ''o io'n .
M, r, ou,uv fell down and lay the pavement,
after having shaken hands with "a number
of persons passing. The officer tssuhea thaI ne
bis ttcn ON was called To the men, they were walking
teadiy along and were but short distance from their
n rbc non were produced rs witnesses by the OIL
cor and nroyrd To be the wemown actor John X. Nor
tmer and friend nauied Gillette They testified that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-28
p.ceFNCPPS ARRIVED.

FROM LIvERPOOL-In steamship Cuba July Ye,'e' anf
dart Mis- Buchanan Hobson Mr. and Ms 9 knapp and
sryant knapp Miss Knapp Mis- WoreP Dea 5s1
wife J. Dempster r. L. clifford H. Poster VII Wngh VIZ 70
ward Mr. Poppleton C. Iken, smithson 'ocasf n b ~
NJ Cor Mr. and Mr. A. H. Noble and infant Neh " ~ NJ
stone Miss Bass, J. Msrtell, u W. pueE'r r nddhsy'
Mr. Mesn Nj Buchanan Mr. and Mrs Poison ani Two ehrn -
Rrn1n Mr. AM Mr. steward Child and servant MT nero anl
Miss smith A. Prnnensgn Jcdrey Mr and MI ' p ~
amt Mr. Prtchar Crabtree MIS- htrcoutr :" f'oa ~
49, + MOI Mr. Dougas Miss Maxwell John A. Gs~od =.
r B,con 81 Peby and Sife Miss Watts Mrs Marshall 70 p-
adms Mr. and Ms Sasysr AMI three sons Mss saAts "eu-
SasTey Mr. Randall Rev n 0Donnel Col swan AMI NE, All
FROM HAMBURG-In steamship Cnhrit Jap -, ~,
and family Caroline Ascher, J. Paze NJ Phlpp hai ' mel
Leo J. Senhart, A. hohr anl tnlp,
" w. Dannat, r. CANINE " 'l,i ~ pV,
Sbsrs and daughter A. Gottsche and wife H. E0gt hN ]
sTJ S " bosch W. Keufel f. Eekes, b. h EmeIsoa ahel
bapyer J. Faulkner Tamm C. Mecke and VIZ \ N9'Isr
Mars II Uir.ch C. f. Dekrl ami flmly W. h1m,.h - az
y Gn6 Rotbehburg j. Struck VIM strut r 1s .
G Isrs.y H. Roh-chii and children, Oriheb, Nm u
dnDb,et ~ Thomson Elise Thomson, Nina L9tenhet ho
Borhs ZeppenEM Helene Levin and Children -" m &
VI. Heruog y M,
Lac sbe1er Ferl Fleming and wife, G. Kohl ufh - Nt
1880 ischer Rstschesky H. DuS0n. T. schroeder AZ a,
brel E. Butler James Hoffman, james Guhn JoBh h. =, ~
mann wife and child, b. stem h'N' M ''''-'--
family NJ Strong, J. NJ. Browne, Louis Herr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-28
.'vITED STATES EASTERN DISTRICT COURT.

.. D y, t ,7By Judge Benedict.-lIenry Hentz
brought before thqmshp Idaho, &c case yIf
Porter, upon a motion, an H. NV The Iyep8o"I a
action The action was brought Ky c!aiis.1s IN ,n9
holders OF bill Of lading for certain bales sfon u,
recover OF the steamship Idaho the value thereof W
son Of the failure Of the steamship 10 deliver the AM
according TO the bill Of ladng The ayermcnts OF tlo
facts attending the Shipment and delivery OF this mer
chandse follows: Vt
The cotton shipped on the steamer IN Ne" IN
by one Thomas W. Mum, 10 whom bill OF Jdlng IN tlo
ordinary issued providing for dev, ~ 10 MN
or his assigns I'm Liverpool and bearing date MAY y loy
On the same day an action I'm the nature OF repeNIn
for this same cotton commenced against the Master
of the steamship by W. j. Porter, who demanded the
ton as his prnperfy In that action, according TO the,
mode of procedure in such suits the cotton wac ~ k'
by the Sheriff. and the plaintiff having gwen an rd
10 him The evidence in tie case was aI ereae
length and the Court subsequently Issued the loo"hs
ORDER ,.o..,,,. ,ho, ,rr,bor
The claimants may take order directing una, lnrher
proceedings in this cause be suspended uh'.s anc -,
proceedings in the two other suits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-28
CUSTOMUOUSE MATTERS.

Among the callers yesterday at the COllec-
tors Office Postmaster Jones, ex-Mayor Opdyke
Senator Patterson OF NewHampshie and Senator spen
Ger of Alabama. Mr. Murphy and number Of friends went
down bay in the afternoon in the revenue cutter Uno
to see Gen. Sheridan on for Europe and to catch
glimpse OF the ocean yachts.
The following are the latest appointments: NghtTn
spect0rs-Edward M0clar vice W. Leaycraft deceased,
and James A. Brown vice G.. f. Davenport removed;
Special Inspector-C. A. Gage. Mr. Terwigcr, In addi-
ton to his duties as Mr. Murphys Private secretary has
been commissioned by the Secretary OF the Treasury
act as Special Deputy, and will MI the Collectors place
theabsenee Of that officer and his assistant Mr. O. r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-28
THE HARTMAN HOMICTDE-THEJURYD DISAGREE
MCGROTTY TO BE ADMITTED TO BAIL.

The jury who retired lat on Tuesday even
ing to deliberate verdict in the case OF Dennis
McGroty indicted for the murder Of Robert Hartman
at Lafayette, Jersey City, reported at 10 yesterday
morning after being out hours. The foreman told
Judge Bedle that there probability OF an agree
ment The Court, while recognizing the Importance OF
keeping the jury together long there was chance OF
their becoming unanimous decided to discharge them
for the Term. Before McGrOtty was rernanded TO 1a
Mr. Abbott his counsel stated TO the Court that as the
Jury could not convict of murder In the first degree ana
as the OGense not therefore capital one he hoped
the prisoner would he admitted 10 ball. in order 10 give
him chance OF preparing his defense by securing other
witnesses, who only known to the accused by sight,
aud could therefore be secured while McGrotty
manned in jail The Court fixed the bail at 5000, and
McGr0tty was reinanded t security 20 that amount Is
obtained, which will be probably In a week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-28
CRIMINAL.

Annie Soir of No. 10 Division-st., appeared
before Justice Ledwith at the Jefferson Market f3
Cont Yesterday and complained that August ODerahh
had robbed her OF a gold watch valued at go. Ihe
watch was found in Obcrlands possession by the CON-
General Sessions.
On the 1st of July silver-mounted set OF
harness worth $40 stolen from the IesIcence Oh
Moses samelsOn No 1929 Third ave. On Tuesday Mt,
Samelsou saw the harness in the possession OF L"s
Ieaman who in reply to Mr. Samelsons inquiries a. 70 ~.
from Charles Hufnagle Hufnage was accofdingy a.
rrstcd taken before Justice BiXby, when ne clalme.
that he too had bought it from man whos la' ~ 'iu
moi know He was held for examination III sliV"o pa'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-28
.ournea the ease tin Saturday TIL IAs.o could be pro


Before Commissioner Shieids-Defronsing Crodftors-
warrant has been for a couple OF days against
Joseph Rosenblatt and Della Mayer, charged with de-
iauding their creditors. Yesterday, Rosenb'att gave
into custody Tie defendants ar cturers
~ s'les hats the warrant issued 20 tne instance
" 0hniuei A. Beokman OF tie firm OF :. \. Bee knan 70
~ this 'lty creditor Of the defendant. Tue an
st V Mr. Beekman ayorred that before and after tho
passing o the act entitled IAN act Ia establish uniform
sSsttm Oh bankruptcy throughout the United States
Whloh was approved March D. 1867 and within three
noutns on thc commencement Of Occedngs IN bank
1ts athst tneI, wlch proceedings were Instituted
~ the pcttlOn 0f H. Bacbapch & Co. against them on
Juy =, under which an adjudication In bankr. ptcy was
mao on july ~ against Rosenblatt aud MAYER they,
under Pretense OF carrying on business and dealing In
TIE ordinary course Of trade did obtain goods on credit
from various persons With intent ~ defraud. The sea-
son Tor ladies' hats Is March and April: tho
goods Tor the business are mainly purchased those
months, and very little thereafter. The affidavit AYERS
that the defendant I'm May last purcha ell crrdt
goods still remaining unpaid for 10 the amount OF g. 100
that the season was tie best for many years. that In
June last they cOec ed from their debtors 0 mostly
by allowing heavy discounts; and that in May aud sub
scquently the defendants eudeayOred 10 sell of their
goods i'm a surreptitiOus manner. The Commissioner
qurcd bonds 10 be entered into for 5000 each for their
appearance, and set down the fur Wednesday next
at ~. The required bail was furnished by both defend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-28
THE NEWSPAPER RAILROAD WAR IN OHIO.

The Sunday train railroad war DeI"eci
me Eno,ier and the Commercial of Cincinnati was con,
tiuueI last sunday. The contest was eAlehuc9 Vn. h
80, ~ TudquauOlis this time. Each paper claims ~
Yc,,ry Zach sent a special train at about a. ~, Me
CongerciaI about ten minutes ahead hul ne r
tr,i, ba,ug load of ucWs-DOys win III. Inc iiL''l
raIrr nj trbntcd 1000 copies at various stat3h w ii
iaiarcttr Ind which il beyond lndianapCI" IMttd
HEycursOu Train az The tram letuIncu IA 10
afternoon, and, il il claimed, paid ctieiscSg ~
nasseugrrs' fares The Enquirer announces the tIh
"a permanent enterprise. The SunIdy oom corn 80.
reached Dayton several hours ahead oy sPeei """'
not sen-supportInS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-28

they had drank somewhat on the day I'm question: and
meeting several friends had shaken hands with them
subsequently they INDUCED In friendly scuflc and
both had fallen their conduct not unseemy, in
their opinon they did not consider Themselves much
under the influence OF liquor not be responsible for
their actions The complaint was dismissed.
Later In the day, the Commissioners mot and dismissed
from the Patrolman VIM. Hamilton OF the Seventh
Precinct for carcessy shooting fellow patrolmap and
John Cook Of the Ninth for "A violation of The rules.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-28
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
THURSDAY. JrLY %.

THURSDAY Jelly q, - -...-.tf.
Mil a., Eprone via Queenstown aud Liverpool pei sam,h
Caiia Cunar book Jersey Cty close at The Post One - "
supplementary Mail, for paid letters only msNe up o
lIy aud closed At i:2D p m. =, - ,...hf, u..or5 rom
Mails FOR Havana West Indies per steamship sso1 '
Az - " FRIDAY. JCLY ~.
Mails for Honolulu Australia and New Zealand ul PC ssh
Eni.co on the lOth month All Mail matter mus -
letters 10 cents per ouncei papers crn each booa
via Francisco anu maj u
ahout Lat TO ID OF each month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-28
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. =
PORT OF NETWORK


CLEARED.
sieam,p.-scos Ju4AS Lye,pSsl wscOusn a%' LII
Ten Bermuda Ashland Crov,l Chareston Vulcan, "oI Pa-
SGp-M.ri,nu. v Eireira, Lisbon -.
BsEsElyra Heey Falmouth orlersi Aieppo EenHs Bh'-
Bns-Juet c. CLARK Moore Alexandra Egypt, vor, 'r'us
NJ A BeasOn Avaaer ST John, b. Jeremiah, For
san Alis% sT F$Tsa ST r',i% siEss'
Jackson Norfolk A. j. Bentley B1nnel, Providence
ARRIVED.
Yacht Cambria - from Queenstown July Passed Sandy Hook
Yacht Dsunes samus Queenstown July Pase sady Hook
steamship Cuba Noodle Liverpool July 49, and Queepsosn JAY IT,
steamship Cmbrs Hack Hamburg July 49, and Havc JAY IS.
Steamship Psnt. Freeman PhilaaeIphs nde. and
Ship American Congress Ghisehn London June asa Isle wight
sS None! J sseS. Ssg c.t ~. si r
Bari Byerhard Deiu. Terbo,h bremen q DAYS u4se
s,is sssa Sssa:: ARt:s,s s: %
Bs Ea.Ase r Br 1sSI; t Sn1 $a,. d cotton
Wecking .chr Meteor Garnu Berna DAYS prcAus MATERIAL
sehr pTes,en smith. sh 81 y. $. 10 d'{, ElHs.
es 3I oent. Sr MC"i%s i ds,. lumber
Csnaleost Gen MCCLELLAN Biing. 0,;sa a sa,s laneef.
scnoosEKs-KIvKR AND colsrwI,E
Ala II sfsR' Glo s5sn M.as fcaSs SerA
IS = lana JsD s0I B1is.Do Posscr Fg River
ss sal I: i.a$ Ds SesRsSeu Per- SsT I
r. strickland Cape Sable Judge RasS a. si.
H. A. Dem Hartford b Z. r 49,. SeS o'''0'A
PENNSYLVANIA, Cape Ann. - r. 1e,a-s ses Rels,-x
Miadora New. llAyen- : N D. PLEAD a.
j.. r. McRes SOrwslk. sIan q. 10 Ix,,.'.,
Johh IIoH,!, .e" Maroa Gstes. Pros deuce
Sarah EnEahe. b, New-HaSen. ". ', ~ ~ -
X. H. hh"3us nN'"'- Jas e. RAl mond Providence.
Dr hA1e, psnso' julia Ann, NeN-louioa.
Ssrah Iayerue New LONDON . L. hsriin' Sort Ssnerpa
Anna d. Price, BRIDGEPORT a., q, r, Wv ''''-
Annie L MsDhaAn'lhe' ,i.sI
Donna Anna. NeNhargh ~ 80 ~
nii 'IHb,,ifbpori J. {. ienU, Eulahsthpor.
=, ~ sbeh EGtabethporl A. : Alec, Ehuhethlor
B.lla EllaiethpprL h.l14o'
Ma Euen ElEalethport - H. Nefhah ftfst'iAt"fs
D h. Davis Bhlsbethport Jag FOURTH bhIa5eApVs-
George Edgar, EhlabetAior-
WIND-Sansci fresh. E.; clear.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
p,.r9v Mas. Jny 21-Arryr ship bluiina Dafey. Wisf,
"a t,on. bahs Annie forey Lbbg Ly,rpo3li Eils Ave-
sa IN Newport Bus orig, Z. SWEET from k,atsi Aan'a
WHIT. arey Bahamas Marine, Reel fr0m ~ lele lh
SAy FGAyCCo July .6-Sd john Bnght loE Nea'l|Ai piS
oian Bristol
NOTICE TO MARINERS. -
The steamship CLEOPATRA from New ters shh afn'l y
"a reports the ght Nes- Fl ing Fan Shoals l~hh
ported not her station the lsb being Der pace
iIeTaoen Of the 2lsI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-28
SUPREME CoURT-CrrAwBERs.

Before Judge Brqdy.-Another Ha6eas Cor. Cor.
Dus.lohn BrysOn lad Of - was hrought MP yertIuiy
from Hart. Island on writ OF habeas corpus ana LIZ
discharge was asked for on the ground tni' ms ,Y,,
initial was NOT a proper one the commitment charging
him with Z. L." Counsel claimed that there Wa: NJ
specified time OF commitment, and that-alowlng y.
L." to petit larce ny-lt shouId nave Oech luz ~
months. He discharged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-28

Captaus and rrers vessels arriving at this port arr
Avr addressed New-IOk kssocate frrs 0hp
persons exhibiting the written authority Of W smoa"1
the Journal OF ConsTc, ih.s
World sun hrress. EreRtng Post Com"srcd A srt sias
Zeiy YORKER DHokrut should also De asnefe' OAp
,baa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-28
THE CENSUS.

The census returns continue to come in with
regularity and dispatch and will he completed as
far "a this city concerned The following are the re-
turns of the various for the several districts
which have been sent in up to the present date:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-28

Mry1Arl,RR AIMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. IN
c. - ..52 SIM s...... Moon sets ''''''' ~
N 49, THIS Dan. to.29
, uoL 7..s G,S Islan... $40 Hell Gaze '''''1''.'
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-02-01
Suspected Case Of Poisoning.

The little hamlet of Pin Hook, in this
county, has become the site Of what ap-
pears to be q case of no small degree of
infamy. The circumstances are these ::
In the month Of October last, a man
calling himself Samuel Salmon, came to
Mr. Henry Gates, near Pin Hook, and
brought with him . young woman. who
perported TO be his wife. The man
stated that he was United Brethren
preacher, and wildcat Mr.. Gates took
part ina revival in that neighborhood.
He stated that they were going to Illi-
nois, where he was. to take : circuit, but
still remained at Gates's owing to the
feeble health. Of his wife. q Early inJan-
uary, the woman was delivered lof q
child Both mother and child did we'll
for eight days, when the mother was
taken violently ill., tSalmon went to
physician and reported that she had the
khystsrics, and took prescriptions but
declined to let the physician see her IN
til she was very low. At that time she
was past, recovery and died on the Goth
uls., with many appearances Of poison.
81 Tie next day Salmon took the remains
to ,Piqua and expressed them to the de-
ceased parents in Shelby county, Ohio,
returning himself to Centreville on
Monday. where he was arrested on a
charge Of murder, and is nowin Jail.
1t turns out that his real name is Sam
uel Salmon Walls is about 50 years old,
Of respectable appearance. and was
minister upon circuit in Shelby county
Ohio, and has wife and several CHILD
rem. Some three years ago he became
acquainted with the deceased whose
name was Martha Lambert. and seduced
her some time since. Fearing discovery
they arranged in October, to leave the
country separately, and met at Piqua,
on their way to the West, where they
would live as man and wife. They had
proceeded as far as Pin Hook when she
became unable to travel farther, aud re-
NAMED with the exception Of trip to
indianapolis and back until her death.
Walls confesses to all this, and speaks
freely of his crime, but denies that he
produced her death. A post-mortem
examination of the remains is being
made in Cincinnati. This will develop
the truth or falsity of his defence.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-02-01
Home Of tho Friendless.

OngSaturday next, the Farmers and
others IN the vacinity Of our city, .pur-
pose bringing to the "Home," Wood
Provisions, &C., as donations to this ex>
cellent1 Institution for the. support and
sustenance of the inmates. From the
well-known liberality of our farmers we
look for an outpouring Of their abund-
:ance. A dinner will be served up at the
Home, to them and to those who will
be presant to participate in the reception.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-02-01
Consump tion.

The Three Remedies. "ScHHHcK,s PULMoNic
S1Rur' for the cure of Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis,
and every form OF Consumption. The peculiar ac-
ton of this medicine rpens the ulcers in the lungs
promotes the discharge Of the corrupt matter by ex
pectoration. Puries the blood aud thus cures Con-
sumption, when every other remedy fails. aaa
"Jc6enck's Sea- Weed Tonic" for the cure Of Dys-
pepsia oi Indigestion and all diseases arising from
debility. This tonic nvgorates the digestive organs,
suppliss the place Of the gastric Juice when that is
s6cient, and then enables the patient TO digest the
most nutritioosfood. It is sovereign remedy for
all cases Of indigestion 9aweaa ssys ell
r"schencks Mandrake Pals" one of the most val
liable usiicines discovered, bsing vegetable
substitute for calome having useful prop
critics ascrbed to that mineral, without producing
Gy Of its injurious efects.9nIrg reed bad 81
z To these three medicines Dr.aJ.p II. sSehenek of
Philadelphia, owes bis unrivaled success in the
treatment Of Pulmonc Consumption. The Pulmon-
ic Syrsp ripens the morbid matter, discharges it,
and puriies the blood. The Nsudraks Pills act up
on the liver, remove all obstructious therefrom give
the organ healthy tone, and ureaLiver Complaint,
whieh Is one of the most proni nent causes of Con-
snmption. pnEd nssd Bad cdw nam
The Sea Weed Tonic invgorates tho powers of
the stoneehs araby strengAhenine ediesstion and
bringing itstoa Aormal and healthy condition i'm
proves the quality Of the blood, b. which means the
Formations Of ulcers tubsrcles in the lungs be-
comes Impossible The combined action Of these
medicines. A. thus explained, will curs every case
Of Consumption, if the remedies are used in time
and the use Of them persevered in sufficiently to
bring the case TO favorable termination.
. Dr.. Scbencks Almanac, containing fun treatise
on To varoua forms of ise6se, his node Of treat
mont And general directioaa how ia - his medi-
cine, be had gratis or sent bv mal by address
leg his PrincipaI Once, No. is n. sixth street,
Phtlsds1pha. Pa. -bnsIIf tEaIsa ,Ig919f8a
j Prise e NE Pulmonie syrap and Sea.weed Ton
ics each - per bottle, -. 50 the half dozen
Mandrake Pills, Is cents per box. - - -
For sale BY Gil Druggists aud Dealers. -