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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-15
THE SHERIDAN HOMICIDE IN NEWARK.

The trial of Rosanna Rogers Tor the murder
Of James Sheridan continued In the Essex County
n L. Court of oyer and Termner yesterday. The first
witness sworn was Bridget Sheridan, sister OF the de
ceased who testified that there had been no difficulty
until Rosa appeared that James had said that her nus
he nd was a sneak and subsequently called her foul
name: that she retored with another foul name; that
Inc deceased then caught her by the HAIR and dragged
her aronud the ROOM the witness finally induced him 10 st
down but the quarrel renewed by James, who re-
peated the which he had before upon
her Rosa said, Don't call me by that name again.
As she said So she stopped over or somethng-the VII,
ness cond not tell what-when James caught her by tne
halr again and dragged her TO the window Her weight
showed him through the widow. He still eang 10 neI
hair however until his wife had separated them, The
witness could not say whether the accused picked UP
smoobing iron or not when she stopped over nor ooud
be te whether she had thing In her hand when sne
nns1ed the deceased back sganst the window,
DT OGOrman testified That the head OF the deceased
window sash. ~. A.. .,o.,o g.,
Judge Depue, the jury retired.
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ASSEMBLY.

The House met with but barely a quorum
present and considered only uuimpOrtant bills OF gen
cral orders
BILLS INTRODUCED
Amending the General Election act relative TO town
districts.
GENERAL ORDERS.
The House in Committee disposed Of the following DIS
a. noted Providing for revision Of the statutes VI the
State third reading. 80, 49,. T..
| Mr. BERGEN moved 10 rccOmmit bill relative TO
highway work IN Essex County, with view TO inserting
an amendment fixing the time for days work at eight
aours He said the eighhOur law was aead letter on
ihe statute book aud made speech in it's behalf The
lnOtlOn 10 recOmmit was lost
Amending the Of 1856 relative 10 Savings Banks
orn tLe Bank SUPERINTENDENT 10 visit and investigate
The condition Of such banks once IN two years, ana II
vrODgiuly managed take steps to aDrogaIe ther char
lers. -.
MIR ALVORD moved amendment,that the cost OF the
examination when to be met by the BANKS sha not
exceed 500 .
MrLITTLEJOHS moved that the Superintendent report
annually the Legislature the expense IN each case To-
gcther with the time occupied.
Mr. ALVORD accepted this in place OF his amendment
Progress reported before the question was taken
Adjourned.
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pOsT.OFFICE NEWS.

The following is list of the Post Offices estab-
lished and discontinued and Of Postmasers appointed
&c in NewYork for tho week ending February H. 1870:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Westohester Coi ~
T. Wehb POSTMASTER: Red Jacket Erie Co. John Ben
stead Postmaster; westwood, Eric Co. Andrew Bayer'
D,scoSTiSUEp -CowasoOn, Madison Co; East Carlton
orleans Co; Min Grove, Erie Co.. Morsston sullivan 90
NAME CIIASGRD.-Atlantic Queens Co.. 10 East hocAa'
way. TT ,, -... 4, r,,;,,o,do, A
PosTMAsTERs APPoINTED..Thomas G. Chittenden, Al
Monroe Cos Joseph Walter, East Berkshire, Iioga 90:
FrankIyn seybodt Lvngstonvle scn9harie co. S,s
Gnrdnn Mapie-st., Niagara Co.; Frank NJ De hay, new
M1ifoTd Orange Co; H. IL Ross, Palermo, OsWeso Co..
Ryron g. Barker Russa, HerkimerC Co; Zeph ~ harhSr'
south Glens Falls Saratoga Co.. Lunah Nase "iiSo" N
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THE NEW STEAMSHIP ANGLIA.

The Anchor Line have added to their fleet
new and fast steamer. called the Anglia She was built
bv A. Stevens Son. on the clyde. and her engines were
furnished by the Finnieson Steamship Works at Gas
cow she is $50 uns register but 21OO tuns measure
mont and OF the following dimensions Length $40 feet;
beam, IS feet depth from spar Deck 40 feet She has
three decks and her internal arrangements superior
10 those OF any other ship in the line At present she
gged but In the Summer season she VIII nave er
ZZen and miZZen ODSa across, ana mus become sup
in the technical sense. she mas Two uteet-acunS sur
working up TO COO Indicated horse power The cylinders
are vertical inches IN diameter with ~ Inches stroke
Of piston The screw u 10 rect IN W VIZ" ~ iyer
ik knots an The main saloon Is capable OF accom-
indicating so rstclass passenger, and II beautifully h
ished, the panelng being In teak ana maPe' WIN WIN
are covered with claretcOlored Russia leather
tho carpet beng OF fine shade OF green,
relieved with tho monogram OF the company
The saloon entirely separate from the state0ons III
contains piano. pier glasses, and lu1urant furniture
The staterOoms nearly so In number are designed 10
accommodate TWO passengers, and arc handsomely ana
Complete and provided with variety OF modern i'm
provemonts bOudOlr, III white ana golu, FURNISHES
ample and attractive accommodation Ior Ine Women.
folk while the find u smoking-room on the spar
deck aft Tho ladies have drawingroom on the spar
deck near the saloon entrance The captain mas room
deck amidshps and the officers are located near ne
00 She carries life boats and amply
nrovIded with e-saving and fire apparatus Her officers
are Captain, James Craig CHER oineer Alien eraham
second oicer Robert Hutchnson third officer, Robert
JohpsOn; purser, Daniel MALCOLM surgeon, heneth NC
Ienpan chief steward Nathaniel Stockdale Shief eng
neer r. MacFarane first assistant, X Merrie second
ASSISTANT j. WitherspOon third assistant James MUIR,
raw The crew numbers 65 including IL hremen ana coal
passers The Anglia had rough passage rom Glasgow,
and proved and excellent sea boat scveral heVy seas
boarded her. of them washing overheard one OF the
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MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
MUSIC.
ITALIAN OPERA-RIGOLETTO.


In spite of the storm the opera house was
crowded last night the Triple attraction OF Miss Kellogg
Lefranc, and Ronconi in the piece drawing large
as we'll as fashionable audience. All the three prin
Opal singers we'll placed in their respective roles
Tho character OF Gida demands in certain scenes de-
gree OF passion and power which Miss Kellogg does not
often display but 1t gives full scope TO her charming
decacy and prettiness and in the most exactng
portions she was good Ronconi has perhaps never ap
peared TO better advantage than as Rgoeho, although
there few passages in which the failure of his voice
is painfully conspicuous Still the mixture OF comedy
aud pahos in his deneaton Of the jester the buoonery
only half oonceang the most awful tragedy Of suffering
showed this superb astist in light wherein have
never seen his equal. The and celebrated duet
with Gda at the end of the third act admirable.
both in musical and dramatic Slgnor Lefranc
was happily in good voice. that his Dueo delight
fully done The minor parts respectable. We hope
"Faust" tomorrow night may be equally good.
MIR. AND MRS. GUZMAN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guzman. panists from Chill,
gave concert last night, at Seinway Hall, with the
assistance Of several OF our resident artists including
good string quartet We failed to discover IN the new
corners sufficient Justification of their adventure They
play in stumbling, amateursh style, and in the move
ment from concerto OF Mozarts, with which their per-
Torrance opened their comprehension Of the music
seemed imperfect. and their execution slovenly The
audience was painfully small.
CHARITY CONCERT.
This evening concert in aid of the Home
for Frendess Women is announced to be given at Stein
way Hall The list Of artstsis an unusually strong one
for an occasion Of this kind Miss Kellogg appearing
together with Miss Anna Mehlig Miss Nette Sterling and
Mr.. W. j. Hill Miss Kellogg will sing the grand scena
from Ambrose Thomas " Hamlet"
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A PLEA FOR THE COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS

n
TO the Edttor of The Tribune.
SIR: Permit me briefly, in reply to your article
OF Yesterday avoid 1t Altogether" to say that there
seems to me to DO several why the Special ses
sions Court should not be abolished.
It's purely Court Of the people, and for the people
Three sessions per week held throughout the year.
with calendar for each session OF 40 cases. and total
Of OOO cases in the year The average OF these cases
cond NOT possibly disposed OF by magistrates In the
Police Courts for the that witnesses have to be
subpenaed and many times from great distance, as
The case of prisoner who resides in another state or
Connty There Is law tho statute books which pro-
yides that prisoner shall not be tried within "a hours OK
his arrest and consequently time must be allowed TO
prooue witnesses The magistrates In the several Ponce
ourts alternate weekly and case brought before them
this week would have TO DO postponed Tor several weeks
under those Another great ana important
yeoson which was assigned In TIE TRIBUNE during
the session OF the Legislature two years ago is tne
enormous expense which would be incurred u Court OF
This nature was established connection with every TO-
lice Court 1t then justly stated that instead o! an
oxpense OF s3 TO the county IT would be more thah
400 ZOO as additional clerks would be required Tor every
branch OF tie business The Special Sessions as VIII DO
seen nv the Controllers last report B almost sesustaln
,nc which cannot be SAID OF another In the county.
II Is not the will Of the people that IL should be abo
ished hut is an attempt the part or designing poll
ticnns who well known and who seek in this manner
10 vent their spleen former OCCASION against one
of the Justices this Court who, whatever may DO said
against him, deals out punishment to the deserving
'H w. YORK Feb a. 1870 VERITAs.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PROCEEDINGS IN THE LEGISLATURE.
HARRISBURG, Feb. .14-NumerOus petitions
continue 70 come in for License law, and for the aDo
uon Of capital punishment. bin Introduced In the
House to authorize the payment OF damages sustained
Dy citizens Of Pennsylvania during the war OF the Re
Depn. and provide therefor This is for the ben
eht OF citizens the southern tier Of counties, whose
property was destroyed by Union and Rebel troops.
An effort made havea special session for its con-
EderatoD but It failed TO carry and the measure was
referred 10 the Finance Commttee toAbe reported in
regular order Joint resolution was introduced asking
congress 10 lesate against the obstruction OF the nay
cation Of the Ohio River also for the protection OF the
rights Of corporations chartered by the laws Of this Com
inonweath. The Senate bin authorizing and empower
ing the Governor TO appoint sotares Public passed the
House. The following was introduced, with strong
probability Of its early passage;
That 1t shan not be lawful for any officer employee,
or any other person, connected with any railroad or
steamboat company chartered by this State TO interfere
With the sale Of or 10 attempt 70 exclude from SALE In
The cars depOs routes boats, OF such corporation,
any newspaper or periodical on account Of its religious
or political views or opinions and that such olense
Eban be deemed piedemeanor. punishable by hpe
not exceeding $780, and imprisonment not exceeding 30
days at the discretion Of The Court POpded That moth
lng herein contained shall be held 20 authorize the sale
81 Immoral or iDdeeut publications already prohibited
The Senate not in session to-day.
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uuRpEEoUs ASSAULT IN JERSEY CITY.

Yesterday morning two warrants were issued
by the Recorder Jersey City for the arrest OF Joseph
Kelly and ParicklMcLoughn, charged with 40 brutay
assautng Peter Hoarey that serious doubts are enter
tained OF his recovery The first ntimaton given TO inc
police OF tho attack was conveyed TO them yesterday
morning by sister 10 Hoarey According To her repre-
seutatons her brother walking along Grand ST., IN
eomnany With his child on Sunday night, and was met
in a lonely part by Kelly aud MeLoughin, who com
menced threatening him. and after while he alleges
tho latter struck him a dreadful blow ON me
head with some weapon, when he zen
eenseless TO tho earth and his assallants
fled When his little child his father unable to NOV
lac ran home aud told the story Several friends hastehe
10 the place aud found Ioarey lying unconscious ana
bleeding freely Hoarey was conveyed home. ana ~ h
OCallaghan summoned. lie pronounced the mar 20 20
In n very precaTous condition but can give no uenhto
opinion for few days The blow must nave peeh ~
acted with great force, largo round piece was vuv
out of tho front part Of the stf felt hat when
wore and which Is now In possession OF ,no por, ',,
Woarav wIdoyer and has come lately TO Jersey Cy
from Albany lie does not know OF any reason ma he lad
40 assailed, except that Kelly hnu ~ N
some iutle quarrel short time ago lie a soaIch
was McIoug hn who struck him inc poho r sst night
ing for the assaants, but up 10 late hour s' N'h
they had not necn arrested
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THE SITE or TRADE.
DoNpSTIc MARKETS

DOMESTIC MARKETS
o Peh H-Piour dull Wheat ,dv.ncisE 500 'ctve. Ne
IT, ~ aS q 9 A%Ss, o. No Req o . 10 no S no.
sOz co- ed Hog, siosslo I,'ep,,-3soo bah wssst
changed pa Goo pouad. Dressed Hoo. Shpnen-@o bbs
F.nr 1860 bass da sud 1omuaa e receipt, @ 80
day., $40 IIt, sI, e fcrs so BaE shoat
' a Wa Si y % ~ 'GS, Tor T s 3D. c 6 80. So
Iey soginsl Drs,Td NO & sbpmeBts-8t" obA hour l0s
bush. Wheat this morng-whes' es go bs,s.
Bg''4so Psb h- c nq ,,e DO h aye lo bash, B.,y
70 oo bush Pess SOFA bush; "a rthsngd Cora sn ,sd s.,
wsen; S' sq s9a o 70 Pq .,. ga at Sc Rs s.sS
Barley demand ssis, Of fOar CRY se delivered
iSsl At slc PORK Dali a, SIS SOssz "a JUL s'
vines Nos MAMMAL '' f. &c Va, n S,%,.i al a
steady, ,,les 20 bales Misaiags al 3i.f'
ssvssssS Ga, Feb H-C,ion closed 10, bsss ''''
NEwoRLEASs, FEB 4-Coiion active ,oi b1i 10 CfonsV
iS5 bales Foar~l,g grsde, timer =, e. - ssS
Corn fmer 81 TO- 0its lover a. ..e 90 B51g s,,r
sti3lGI7iGse Lsdqu Tl,rec. NsRl6e Neg lse ehsiI
S osa oT ws rnT s tsI s5 % Is SIN
Prime I7iGl7lc Gold e STERLING BI.sasze 10 HeFforA ~"
A9eG;r. O., F,5 Iscoio9 qg' BIT sHa ''l'7 IS 0''
steady s q for sT,aed Crude 81 70"
cGsRirsros s e. PeG tCotten slH ZOO inali Me-.
$50 bales Mrdlirgs, 2I!e receipts iS bales IMPORTS e0''' "
SoryorK Va Feb II-Cottos DALI Low Hddiug lo,, SOP.
holders asking 23ie receipts ls bies exports eoasi'ss 49,
ST. Ioei: No. FEB. 4-Tobaees tive. ceos ao@Tal FoaI
2 Double E. wH a. T F So sg@'s
4l2L Corn heavy eea6c for sIsd bRt zee iSr F'Ss,
Prime to Fancy White osts hsa'y 6at7ie. in sus, s@2S
w fss s Sap s PORK Sr% At s1 ia 81 30 6
f1u lo9lle for Shoulders @e I Clear R s see 90, S,
Sides 6c for Clear Sides oat Of ssoke ssI tn
Hogs quiet 6 At % Receipts Flour so 1e, w'.,, 80"
bush. 5000 blh Barley ll9y l11 ve
Z 200 bash
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The IL, y. steamer
ou,an from Port au Prince, jan 80, VIA hey Nth o"
inst arrived Mt this port yeserdey one VIII sf
Port aa Prince Asst Surgeon wip Willis died oi Se%T
tVsr mo seminole put into Key West t0 lana ana sonu
-, bosnital SURGEON j. Gibson and hve men Mno We.o
tc Win the same disease. The steamer Seniuuio NE
IN portland but being short OF coal putlntV .s
vort since leaving Key West Officers ana men HA''
been well. -, 49,
Non nde I'm the Custom House: Night ihsSotolo ~ ~
day-A II. Rogers Vice Warren Sari9 h hp,n V Gso
Zee ph Relley; Vim. BrOsnow vice Jas. fi,ei meo
Burr yce f. wan A. H. shange wee WIN ~ cs
n,onotsd INSPECTORS at <4 day j. Gasc0isno VIZ
Il ~ RUSSELL; John Ellard vice j. W, Furiey H. - wv
Nee j. W. Coleman; J. H. storey wee j.. aIses w Is
pennv yise h. r. DexteI +. ID, OsullVan vice w., W. :.
MorfSrd: A. r. ioseo Vice W H. Mileate D. belsI Mc
g. Wee n L. Crowley; ". III. Meeshan vice =. " or
T VIZ / H. Ames vice j. H. West Low Giosvehor
SiaahW n LINN; NJ H. walker vice j. NJ Russeh Ai0A
johnson vice NJ. j. Cochran r
The new Cotton Exchange, at the corner I s Oh
Beaver and Pearl wss opeTsa sSsSrs Mr. Wight
preadent OF the Board OK Cotton bsoLelS
the opening address. the B9,u naa MI iu y neh
Time IL Is believed tho neooSiiY Oh tueh naeo OF meet
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ing will be apparent every one and ITS an ~
matter of certainty. The room Is not 10 be usru 'o H.
nnrnose Of callney cotton stocks arc called ~ M
Stock Exchange IL is proposed 70 make i an sgreeaO
matters connected with cotton hold change At some
con yenient hour to the trade to concentrate Iaoi
for business, aud to promote harmony an" sooos"
among Its members.
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THE VOORHEES, MURDER-THE MILITARY UNDER


Last evening after the death of Mr.. Voorhees,
became known among the citizens OF South brooklyn
large crowd from the Tenth Ward (where the
family OF Mr. Voorhees, reside, and where the murder
was comInitted) went to the Jail in Raymondst where
chambers i confined The streets in the neghborhood
soon were filled with people, and the shooting OF MI
voorhees, was made exciting topic OF discussion sher
III Walter feared that attack would be made upon the
JAIL and dispatched messenger for large detail OF po
lcemen Superintendent Folk sent two detachments TO
the prison and there forced back the people.
To still further provide for the preservation OF the
peaoe the 18th Regiment National Guard was ordered to
he held in readiness The crowd began to dsperse about
10 o'clock, and soon afterward all was quiet.
ttorney Morris, when asked for his views OF
the shoong said he believed 1t was the result OF the
drunken Jubilee which followed Judge Gilberts decision
TO admit Perry to bail; that the thieves ana murdererS
had become absolutely maddened with their success
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MAINE.

THE LEGAL-TENDER DECISION IN THE LEGIs-
LATURE.
AUGUSTA, Feb. 14-In the lower branch OF
the Legislature to-day, resolution was offered to the
effect that State Of Maine, not wishing TO be viewed
rs fayoring reputation would in consequence OF the
decision Of the Supreme Court Of the United States, pay
IN coin al debts contracted prior 70 May 49, 1882 The
RESOLUTION was referred TO the Committee on Federal Rea-
Tons The capital punishment bill was laid on the table
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THE EVENING sCHooLS-CLosING EXERCISES
The closing exercises of the Seventh Ward
Male Evening School In Monroest were held last even
ing Despite the unproptous weather. IN audience AZ
tended who crowded the hall The exercises OF 'no eVo
inc consisted OF songs speeches. and dialogues by the
pupils. which were executed iH mauner highly credit
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POLITICAL.
MARYLAND.

FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT IN BALTIMORE.
large and enthusiastic meeting of the Re-
pubcans Of Baltimore held in that city on the lth
inst IN honor Of the ratification OF the XVIII Amend
70 the Constitution Of the United States. NJ EdDg
ton Fulton presided and stirring speeches were delivered
by the Chairman and by Messrs. Stirling, H. j. Brown,
Col Saunders W. ~ Marine, A. Ward Handy and others.
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GEORGIA.

L. S. SENATOR'S TO BE ELECTED TO-DAY.
ATLANTA, Feb. IA resolution passed both
branches Of the Legislature to-day to elect United States
Senators tomorrow for the terms ending March lsl
l62 and 1873.
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SEstial AOtitts.
ON, :. vitaIiain Or, Salvation fOr tho Hair.

Phalon'. vitaliain Or, Salvation for tho HAIR
FOR RESTORING TO GRAY HAIR ITS oRIGISAL COLOR
PHaLoys "yITALIA" differs utterly from all the dIes e"I
orsr, and re,torsn o 10 It acts Ga totally df'r'a' pm"
sp. Il Lmpd fragrant and perfectly nooeaou' prseV'-'s' a'
muddy or eaccuen requires shaking up aud e0@"ane'
no ,.u to tho skin No curtain necessary 10 eos
,s,l ia ,ub appearance .h. simple reason that not sd
% all nep,s and purpose. DDcovERr IN Toilet Chemistry
vo,,.,. n, al srugg,. PHALoS L SON S.syosE
Medical Men and Medical Of M Insurance eon2ans
the syertseasol % "a
rTe Of last SATURDAY Daily Trbune February H. entitled 'A"
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1q,or Majors, Union No. 81 met last even
n ~ NJ IA oeKalllaye aud resolved to levy weekly
tr Of 40 cents upon each OF monbera IA suppostol
such Unions as Rro now Oh hliAe'
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The Trophy Tomnto.-Tweuv seeds IS Seri or circular
Address Gro. H. wAKISs jr Ogden Farm, Newport, T. l.
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The Senate not 10 session to-day.

James Lynch, editor and proprietor of The
C0'ored Otsen, Jackson Mississippi has issued APP
go 70 the public " sustain his Journal Judging the
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DIED.

Wedding and Visiting Cards, Initial StsmpaT Nae P,per
L. WH EygKDELLs SONS Fuont, opp or Dutsl Church
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Consumption cnn be Permanently Cared by prompt 'ns
timely use ofWINCHEsrEKs HIPoPHosPHITEs
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paper by the quality and character OF the appeal made
by Mr. Lynch, we think 1t ought TO DO sustained, aud
hop, IL will be.
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rbe Re.i Chance for Consumptlvcs.

sCnBYCK OfPhadelpha devote, bis euton s'elasveb
the cure consumption the diseases which lead 70 H. 'f are n
all, complicated With dyspepsia liver complaint Se hs as
b.u engaged in this duty for ihaa 'e Fears SAD 90
account OF long experience and the undivided attention he h s'
the subject probably better sequsa'e with al The phases s
p.aes Of pulmonary disease than any other naa 10 oe Vo'
States Accordingly the cures effected By hin appear = 'r
he incredible lie three medicines bu these are tdAP
10 every possible case aud sometimes Oae Of then aone 'aeaA
DR. Sehencks principal remedy the Pumone syrup has $o Os"
III. pabu for many years With increasing reputation ouDded &c vs. ~
e.,uped success remedial agent Dr. Sehenek h~e" ""
cured lby this fmeicine, thoughH he "" spoiren"'
1,v condition and hs physician and fheud' had shsniea~
ali homes iof his recovery Many Others have ssr oees
res,orrl and some Of them from condition equally a"ss''
When The stomach or sdeet which osn the case VIA '
py the seaWeed Manise Pills nust be u'ea e"nsea
lion with the Punou Syrup The TOac strengthens the ApPs' "
the pa,eut aud iavisoes general system aud II the aver H'
,i distracted or torpid the Mandrake Pills are requires I" "s
mat important organ to healthy eosdon, which ses'aeF 's
.,, Il, effect cure Of CONSUMPTION The dreet"o' NhD
h poiut cat which remedies TO be Ssed AID % was
cases ali Of them are required -.
p f he panoc slap ard sesweed Tonic each VI |" ?" GOV
A. h,fdo,eu Mindrake Pins IS cents oor F's 'ss ~
N prss JOHN HRSRr. No scOlegepsee Nsels'At Aseos