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The New York herald., 1870-04-13
TIE NEW CITY GOVERNMENT.

superintendent kennedy,s Last "t.~neral
Order'-Deciination Of Robcrs J. Dilios Of
tno appointment ns Park ComusIs~iouer.
Tnere were no movements OF particular moment In
he reorganized departments OF the city government
yesterday, nearly all the "powersr being at Albany
or up TO their waists In business arranging the work
Ing forces OF their respective ofices.
superintendent Kennedy yesterday issued his first
general order under the new regime. and the docu.
ment may also prove to be his last order unless
something special should happen In the course OF
the next three days. The order Is as follows;-
GENERAL oRDKR-so. I.
OrrIoE sUrErIsIEsDEsr ov Poics.
800 MULBERRY srnKsr NEW yonk, April ~ is7oi
to tho officers and members OF the force thai hs
was rSiss Ssa
sfs al, and B:T m:n'
sioner BoswoIh was elected re.dent commssener Brsn
ressna,ion of sapeiinsndsa. KENNEDY Sssins been
%a S s S s q
Police The ey New York and win .hs aa,s. %
you will recognize and obey him nssosEd,nrly m ..,
GEORGE W. DILKs Inspector
It will be by the following letter that Mr.. Dill
lon declines the appointment rendered him by Mayor
Hall as Commissioner OF the Department OF Pubiic
Parks:-
NEW YORK; April II, 1870
appointing me
pleased to accept thanks the honor have
me- ns well as my regrets that unable 10 accept the
pointment.
democracy IKE ours admit the truth of tho
that citizen s bound render hs full share public
service but In this should be considered that have
already devoted hve OF life 10 service In the interest
or the Park from hs very inception down 10 tho time when
best. win valuable slS o. hs..rs ssmSs. and
Fields improve that pan and especially to prevent It's
prodga waste OF tha public treasure and 10 the land,
which, for It's variety OF surface uneqnasd by any Park in
the world, from that artihcialty by which II Ia now
dsagured. In many things we succeeded, In others
we failed but failures unfortunately are now beyond
remedy Not much remains to be done except stop
the progress OF useless and asecss and to
adpo system Of planting which Will give cool and
freshing shade drives fhis the very
first necessity Of public park, especially In climate, and
is in this respect that park under s late manage
ment, In sadly deficient
In CT my past services think you with admit with
me that entitled to be considered exempt,
have the honor to be, sir yours very respectiully
ROBERT JAMES DILLON.
Hon. A. OAKEY HALL, Mayor of New York.
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THE PLAINS.

A Go Yernment Train Attacked By Renegade
Whitcs Disguised Indians.
ST. Louis, April IL, 1870.
Quartermaster's train en- route from Fort Sill,
indian Territory, to Fort Harker, while encamped on
Bluff creek on the night OF March @, was attacked
ana 139 animals stampeded. The attacking party
military authorities that they were disguised whites
Information was received from Fort Fetterman,
wyoming, today that the post guide was attacked
TINS morning by twenty Sioux Indians while setting
traps within two miles OF the post. lie succeeded,
after hard ride, In making his escape.
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UNIvs3;ALlsTS' CONVENT ON.

PROVIDENCE, April IL, 1870
The centenary Of Universalism was observed by
the Rhode Island Upiversalist Convention In this
city this afternoon and evening. Charles E. Car
penter was president, and william S. Johnson, Sec
retary, Addresses were made by Rev. E. @. Brooks,
of PhiiadAlphia: A. SAKE, of Rochester, Rev. j. M.
Pullman Il. G. BolIes, OF Brooklyn, n y; J. H. Cha
pin. OF Boston, and others. The Rhode Island pro-
horton OF the Murray Centenary Fund was raised
together with several thousand dollars for local de-.
nouInattOnal purposes.
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CRICKET.

The negotiations which have been In progress
with Willsher relative TO the visit Of an English
eleven TO this country this Ial have unfortunately
fallen through, much to the disappointment OF all
American crtcketers. letter was received from
Willsher yesterday, stating that he should not be
able to get his ready before the end or Septem
bey, which, Of course puts stop to their visit this
year at ali. II Is expected however, that ffranse.
monts will bo made which will enable theA 10 visit
the States during the summer OF l871.
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LOUISIANA.

Fraudulent Transaction OF Auditor Wickllne-
Large Sale Of State Warrants.
NEW ORLEANS, April IL, 1870
Ex-State Auditor Wicklifre on Saturday night went
10 the private residence OF a broker and sold him
$3.50 900 worth OF State warrants, receiving $4,000
cash. Auditor Graham states that said bonds were
fiaudulently issued. Wickliffe has disappeared but
his confidential agent Qiushway) called on the
broker for the balance of the money to-day aud was
arrested, and $4,000 was recovered. Auditor Ora
ham publishes card cautionng the puolic against
trading for warrants issued by WlcKliiie.
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FENIAN CONGRESS.

Fenian Congress mt ChicngO-Tw0 Hundred
and Fifty Delegates Present.
CHICAGO, April IL, 1870.
The Fenian Congress in this city has been In secret
session for two days, and may continue for the
balance OF the week. There are about $50 delegates
present, many of them the oldest members OF the
brotherhood. The Congress is very retlcent as to
their future policy, but everything Is said to be pro-
crossing well and harmoniously.
The New York herald., 1870-04-13
Ias sscskr wAtpaAsIrt CASE.


the Action oG the Grand Jury.
DIR. John o. Bronson. who STANDS charged by the
verdict OF Coroner's jury win malpractice In
causing The death OF James O'Neil by administering
extra doses Of morphine too frequently repeated,
full particulars OF which recently appeared
IN the HERALD, was yesterday arrested by Captain
wilson OF the Thirty second precinct on q warrant
issued by Coroner Rollins. aud brought TO the CITY
Hail. The Coroner he'd Dr. Bronson ~ bsil In the
Grand Jury may ind against nim. Mr. John q.
Gcaff or l55th street, near Tentn avenue. became
bond5nan for the accused, who thereupon left the
court with his friends.
In justice toDr Bronson II s proper 10 state thae
n trial Will reveal the lacf that private malice IN cer
tain unoiilc.al quarters has had mnch 10 do with
placing him In his present difficulties
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The Losses mt MISREPRESENTATION.

MADRID, April IL, 1870
The losses In the fighting at the Graca suburb Of
Barcelona were not so light as they represented
70 be- OF the insurgents nineteen known to have
been killed and ten wounded. Besides these many
of the wounded were taken home by their friends
and IL Ia impossible to ascertain their exact
Der. 1he troops lost TWO men killed and thirteen
TQunded.
It s oficialy reported that the outbreak was not
prompted by hostility to the cOnscrption alone. out
socaistic and partisan agitatOrs also at work
20 heghLen the discomfort OF the cItizens.
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ENGLAND.
Parliamentary Pr0gress-The Premier Asks
Little Rest-The Recent Losses Mt Sea-
Adjournment.

Parliamentary Progress-The Premier Asks
q Little Rest-The Recent Losses Mt Sea-
Adjournment.
LONDON, April H. 1870
In the House Of Commons to-day Mr.. Gladstone
,&nov>d that on rising the House adjourn until the
.2St4 Instant
{ ". Bruce Home Secretary, said the government
NEb Earnestly working to introduce bill providing
tor complete licensing system which he hoped the
9H0dse would be ready to pass soon after the holi-
.EE Gladstone, in reply to Lord EIcho's disclaimer
4f any disposition to offer factiOus opposition 20
the Iria9 Land bill, SAID the debate thus far had
been barren and Improbable, ana he hoped 1t would
bot b@ renewed until after Easter. Tne bill con-
famed assault on property yet little progress had
.boe& made. 1t was said that the government had
iQnd4rtaken too much. II so. the vacilanon Of the
SH0dee had thrown heavy additional work on the
sST J. Pakington thought the progress Of the
$1oQa4 this session was unprecedentedly slow; yet
Asit0Ar party was to blame for the delay, which was
due TO the new and complicated questions which
idearE to see the way cleared Ior the Education
TfS motion to adjourn to the 25th instant was car
Notices were given Of various motions, among
3hen one by Mr.. j. Pakingt0n for the appointment Of
NJ commission to investigate the recent great losses
0l life ct sea in connection with the loading and in
bpecti0n Of vessels.
The report Of the Committee of Ways and Means
was adopted, after which the House adjourned for
the holidays.
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IRELAND.
AGrariau Outrage and Murder.

Agrarian Outrage and Murder.
DUBLIN, April IL, 1870
Another agrarian outrage has been perpetrated in
Hrel9nd. Lasp night man named Kirwan, an over
beet for Mr.. Clark, at Hoycross, county Cavan
IAmsrickb d, was assassinated.
{ 10 cue has been obtained to ths uurdera
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Tho Schools and Freedom OF Conscience
Trade Faiure-Right Of Way at Sen.
{ LONDON, April 12 1870.
Five thousand non-conformst ministers have
waited on Mr.. Gladstone recently TO protest against
enc sectarian clauses OF the Education bill.
II u but just to state that the failure at Cardiff
6he 24th OF March, reported IN these dispatches,
mad no reference to Brown, Bowlen Co.. OF London,
~ might have been apprehended from the similarity
OF the names
y. Captain Larcom publishes communication In the
Pau @0U Gazette this morning, wherein he defends
fhe omQers OF the american steamer Oneida. He
kAye 1}noo the order OF the council OF August 4,
A84S 10 doubtful there Ii any rule Of the road at
'h0A
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IlIrd.

BACH. departed this liIc. after a lingering ana
Bach
Due notice viii be given In the papers OF time sad
place OF funeral.
Ifor otaer Deaths See Fourth ond run Pugcsl.
The New York herald., 1870-04-13
BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

There were l2s deaths in Brooklyn last week OF
which number SO were men, 81 women, 81 boys ana
27 grls 80 were infants under twelve months, and
persons Of eighty years and upward. Consump.
ton carried OF ~ pneumonia IL, disease oil heart
bronchitis 8, scaratna 8, diphtheria 3, smallpox
The New York herald., 1870-04-13
NEW YORK CITY.
Local, Police and Miscellaneous
News Items.

the following record viii show the changes IN the
temperature of the weather for the past Gwentysour
hours in comparison with the corresponding day Of
last year. a. Indicated by the thermometer at Hud-
nuts pharmacy. HERALD Building, Broadway, cor
The New York herald., 1870-04-13

It is currently reported in this city that delega-
ton Of political manipuators left for Albany
yesterday for the purpose OF obtaining an
amendment to the Police bill for the reOrgani-
cation OF the Brooklyn Police Department.
What they desire is that the appointing
power be vested IN the Mayor, Comptroller and
Common Council, as ordained by the measure as
quoted The object Of this movement Is in the In
terest OF the 'rng," who fearful OF losing the
control in this important matter OF patronage
should the appointing power be lett as originally
provided, with the Mayor
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SPAIN.

A Carlist Lnsurrecti0Dary Movement.
PARIS April IL, 1870.
:: Several Carst cheftains have succeeded In en-
tsring Spain, and news Of fresh instructions is
hooked for
The New York herald., 1870-04-13

stable owned by John Rely, and located on
Floyd street, near Gates avenue. was destroyed by
fire about one O'Clock yesterday morning, involving
loss OF ST. 600. Insured for S700 in the American
Insurance Company. Three working horses which
were In tile building were bruned.
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A.-The Great ard Well Deserved Pepw.
iarily of Dr. FLIsIX GOURAuD's
11,.lE;sfAL CREAM or

MAUI'AII
for the preservation and conservation OF the human skin
well M s extraordinary elcacy 10 removing from the
Gle every appearance of Tan, saowncrs Wrinkisa
Patches Ac has much esced the cupdty Of gang Of
counteetn whose cheeks redden
the honest blush OF shame.
DIR. 8OURAuD Is deermnei " check this nsfaous
possible one OF these knaves has bcen
rested, and he VIII be dealt With as tie law directs Dr. a.
therefore gives notice that found vending
tation Of his compound will herAer be publicly
by having his published IN tho asd .sa
proceedings instituted
In the meantime the public are earnestly cautioned 70 par
chase at his depot Bond street. late OF Broadway and "
equitable druggists and traders.
The New York herald., 1870-04-13

An American Champion Of Infai'ibiiity.
ROME. April IL. 1870.
The Archbishop OF Baltimore has published q
sharp reply to the recent letter OF Monsignor Du-
panloup, Bishop OF Orleans, ON the subject OF In
falllbillty.
The New York herald., 1870-04-13

A.-For nlacis Worm. ard rimgics g. tie
face use PERRY'S COMEDONE AND PiNfLk REMEDY
Sold by all driisgis,s Depot " Bond street
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Church Embodiment.

PARIS, April II, 1870.
The Court OF Rome has decided to forbid the
clergy Of Spain from taking the oath to the new con-
The New York herald., 1870-04-13

After q Careful ChcmlcaI Analyas ~ ~
LAIRD'S BLOOM or YOUTH 10 pronounced harmless sa1
free substance injurious 70 the health for bss.
fving Inc colnpeyion dntshtfu toilet
has no o1uaL Sold druggists and fancy goods dealaga
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ALBANY, April II. 1870.
Al the charter election here to-aay the democrats
elected their Mayor. George n. Thatcher. three Of
the four Aldermen al large ten OF sixteen Alder.
men aud eight OF the sixteen Supervisors.
Tbatcler's majority N between 1000 and a.001
Erastus Corning. Jr, running on the dmoacrstae
ticket Tor Alderman AZ Large, defeated by VII.
liam M. Van Anfwerp.
The New York herald., 1870-04-13

Ellen Clifford, an Irish woman OF No. 81 Baxte
street, swallowed dose Of paris green last night
with view Of producing death. she was sent t
Bellevue Hospital for treatment.
The New York herald., 1870-04-13

LEONARD S. BALLOU's "SKw yoKI" sHIK1a,
made TO order of New York Mills s35 per dof-n. "Af
MADE" send for circular aud mcaslrsmcss biank 70 ~
up Sent free.
NOTICE
send your orders direct 70 me. rhs 'sRw yoEE~
SHIRTS not sold In the storcs oil offered or
erfes and not mako No goods genuine las
LEONARD q. sALIoU, Axsss.
Inventor OF the c:ssr..sd ~ vs. .ns
ONLY DEPOT, ass BkoADwAr' NEw ToRx
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A Sad Settlement.

The underwriters here commenced settling to-day
for the steamship City Of Boston as a total loss.
The New York herald., 1870-04-13

Spring Oyerceats, Meitea Ciesh, ols, Otzsr~
$2O, scotch, $40. Custom work ustaL
CLARK H. lee william 49,.
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LONDON, April IL, 1870.
leading agricultural journal reports that good
weather Ia working wonders everywhere IN the crops.
wheat which was previously suffering from drought,
n low ready for the hoe. Beans peas coming
dH WE'LL ana the oats barley ana potato crops pro.
mise well.
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ROME.
Perfecting the Schema.

Perfecting the Schema.
ROME, April IL, 1870.
The last chapter OF the first schema OF the dogma
OF Papal infalibility viii be voted upon to-day.
the opponents Of the dogma win be required to
vote Ia writing. r-.r-
The New York herald., 1870-04-13

A.-Ierring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
25i broadway, corner Murray streel
The New York herald., 1870-04-13

A.-T~r n sSyli~h aud Risrmss Hat 70 %
ESPENSCIiIED, Manufacturer No. lis Nassau s;rss
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The Correspondence with Rome.
oking After the Cables.

Looking After the Cables.
PARIS, April IL, 1870.
The Emperor has appointed commission TO con-
esder the political status OF ocean telegraph cables
and to report what II any, technical or international
obstacles there may be to their absolute neutrality.
The New York herald., 1870-04-13

Iniaht Street baptist Church-yxev. Rrra
iAmn Franklin"
The New York herald., 1870-04-13

AVerUXe temperature yesterday .,............. 81
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. so,
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R0sgh, Winsry, Chnn seabIe W&aShsr w..
CAsrrhs. Cosh Disorders OF the ~uIrs AZ. s,N
JA7HE'5 Exg&CroRANr as promptly eAP,s N {s.t.f.1s
administered. Sold oyerywhcre
The New York herald., 1870-04-13

The growth Of "Tweed clubs" in the difYere
wards during the past ten days has been Of q mus
room description as they spring up on all sid
every night. They at least show what 1awnil
creatures small fry politicians are
The New York herald., 1870-04-13

The Union Base Bali Club Of Morrisania will opel
the season to-day at Melrose. They will play agalns
the field, and lively time Is expected.
The New York herald., 1870-04-13

Mary French. who has no bome last evening fell
into the basement or No. SO Cherry street and was
badly injured.
The New York herald., 1870-04-13

Diamonds, Watches aad Jeweiry rss sale
low also taken exchange and bosgh or cas 8RO
c. ALLEN, 4i5 broadway, one door below casAi sSrss
The New York herald., 1870-04-13

JIM DTOuuWNy DETERMINATIONS WIN
charts OF character daily, with full written
tons, by competent phrcno .Nsw Physioxpomy
A Gentleman stood as the Csvwss q Yulssa
and broadway yesterday looking In at 2l "whals
In thoreg" be asked Of boy. (The WAs
ssosse' ,a oh; n?haS sesson Tsss
notice must get In there, n possible" He managed GET
Aha
The New York herald., 1870-04-13

Cristadorc'. UnrivailsS HAIR Dye.-sSsa
The New York herald., 1870-04-13
TELRCRAPHIC NEWS
FROM
ALL PARTS OF TEE WORLD
>~~>~~~II>>~~~-.~>~~~-
The French Cabinet Crisis and
Official Position Of Olivier.
Revolutionary Sentiment and Individual
Expression Against Napoleon.
The Papal Schema and American
Championship Of Infallibility.
CARLIsM AND C0MMOTION IN SPAIN
-~~~~~~~->c~~~~~~-~-~-
Opening Of the Mexican COngress-A Son Of
Santa Anna Sentenced to be Shot.
CARLIsM AND CoMMor1oN IN SPAIN
FRANCE.

Nop0t0On Stands ON the New COnstitutiOn-
Cabinet Rumors-P Adiourn-
Uent.
PARIS, April 12 1870.
Efforts were made to-day to persuade the emperor
to make some concessions in regard to the Peotsci-
tts but tney met with no success; so the resigna-
'tion Of Count Daru is considered certain.
In the Corps Legisauf to-day it was announced
that H. Segris had been appointed Minister OF FL
nance, vice M. Buffet resigned, and that M.
Maurice Richard would assume the portfolio of
Public Instruction. In conjunction with the Depart
'ment Of Public Works, until successor to Mr..
Richard is chosen. 1t was officially stated that
no other Ministerial modification was ex pected
Until the Pteofsctunp had been voted by the people,
N Olivier said he should ask the Chamber
tomorrow to adjourn until after the vote on the
Pge0fscttum. which would be submitted to the nation
between the lst and the 9th of May.
Personal Demonstration Against the Emperor.
PARIS, April 12 1870.
Yesterday, during the review of the troops, an
unknown man created considerable disturbance In
the crowd by shouting vengeance against the EN-.
2eror: he was taken into custody. No arms were
Revolutionary Agitation in Paris.
PARIS, April IL, 1870.
Thirty persons were arrested yesterday for having
tried TO prevent the police from tearing down revo.
The Correspondence with Rome.
PARIS, April r. 1870.
The answer Of Count Daru to Cardinal Antonelli's
: note s expected to reach Rome tomorrow.
The Trade Strikes and Trdde Combinations.
PARIS, April II, 1870.
The International Society Of Workmen will take
charge Of the families OF the men who have been
sentenced to Imprisonment for taxing part in the
riots at LIE CreuzOt.
The workmen at LIE Creuzot show no signs of re-
turninR to labor.
A gang OF 500 ironworkers have gone from Four
Chambault to Fortoren. On their arrival there they
entered FOUNDRY and put stop to work, but they
have committed no violence.
The New York herald., 1870-04-13

. h0V0IutIOnaFy Agitation IN Paris.
PARIS, April IL, 1870
Thirty persons were arrested yesterday for having
tried TO prevent the police from tearing down revo.
slutt0nRry placardS
The union Democrat., 1870-01-22
Letter from Fresno.

The following is from j. X. Hanson Esq,
an old citizen of this place, but for the past
year resident of Fresno County. He thinks
if our people would work and live as those of
the agricultural portions do, that there would
be no occasion for grumbling ir old Tuol-
umne outside of the high rate of taxation:
FREsNo COUNTY, January ID, 1870.
| have been on quite tramp during the
last month and have seen more of this part of
the State than ever saw before. travelled
from near Millerton almost to Kern river,
about l25 miles, and all the way through
good farming country,-I mean a good coun-
try for farming, for very little of the country
has ever been farmed. There is vast
amount of vacant land in this and Tulare
counties, subject to settlement under the pre-
emption and homestead acts. Much of the
land is of first rate quality. Settlers are coa-
stantly coming in but it will be long time
before the land will all be occupied If this
proves to be dry winter it will be very
serious drawback to this part of the country.
Many new settlers have invested their all in
putting in their crops, and if they fail no
doubt many good ranches will be abandoned.
At any rate many good ranchers will be fat
broke and others will be deferred from CON-
in, here. The prospect OF dry winter is
already seriously affecting business at Tisalia
and other towns. Those who have money are
sailing it down, and business men CON-
plain of stagnaaion in business. There has
not been one half as much ground seeded as
there would have been if we had had the usu-
al fall rains. Most of the land is too dry to
plough, and it is so late now and the farm
ers have got such dry year scare on them,
that not much land will be seeded. even
if it rains. Cattle are beginning to Gle and
If we get cold storm they will die by the
hundred Feed is very dry and short and
the conn,rv is fall of sheen, so that, take it
all together, the cattle heve rather gloomy
uresnect before them. The farther south |
went the ticker found the sheep and the
poorer the feed A young man on the road
said There's two sheep to oae grass
''sheep on every forty acres" and he was not
far from the truth. If some of your Tuolum-
ne grumblers about hard times, would settle
on the land there. where water is to be had
from the bitches. and go 20 work and lire as
people lire here they cocld laugh at dry seasons
and make money "all the while Aside from
the question of high taxes Isee no reason why
apoor scorSiag man cannot make start m the
world in Tuo!umne as easily as anywhere,
it be will only work and lir SIS new settlers
do IN the cow counties.
The union Democrat., 1870-01-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PAIN KILLER.

After thorough ttal by innumcrabe living witnesses
has proved itself The Medicine OF the Age. 1t IL
Internal aud external remedy. One positive poof of its
efficacy s that its sales have constantly increased aud
upon the patient when taken ia Of Cold Cough Bow
e Complaints Cholera Dysentery and other affections Of
the system, has been truly wonderful. aud las
among medical preparations that be
gotten. Its success in removing pain external
medy, in of Burns Bruises, Sores Sprans Cuts,
tings OF Insects, and other of suffering hrs
ed for it slch host of testimony. almost infaie
remedy, that it will be hardcd down to postesy one
Of greatest medical discoveries of the cctuy
The union Democrat., 1870-01-22

A REVOLUTION IN MED1cINE.-It is not a
gilded pill to delight the eye or please the
fancy. but it is true medicine placed in the
hands of the people for their relief, and no
person can take it according to the directions,
and remain long unwel. 1t may seem in
credible that many cases considered hopeless
ly incurable, have been frequently cured in a
few days or weeks, and we cheerfuly invite
the investigation of the liberal minded and
scientific to the cures it has made Such is
DR.. Walkers Vegetable Vinegar BHters, a
safe and harmless remedy. Buy it, try it
and be cured.