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, 1870-08-29

CINCINNATI, Aug. x7.-At q meeting OF the CIu-
ctnnatt Conference of The II. T. church, In SEES
son At Plqu9, yesterday. aupesanuated Telallou
Was Er nnted lte1s, Webster, UZdtl Barton, Stone
Makey, Callahan. Murphy, Field, Roucner,
Ph1llra. fEantran, Hues. and Shlnn. Dayton
wxa selected as the next place Ut nlee lag.
Robert CaEhes, brakeman On the L!ttIe Mtsmt
Railroad, was uadly crushed last night, between
Two GERS ke wxs coupling. Ii u supposed AZ WAS
fatal5 lbIufcu.
, 1870-08-29
MONDAY, AUGUST 20, 1870.



II seems to be agreed on all hands that
afew days more will see Paris beleague1ed
l,v hostile army. The columns IN ler
c,'n'usnd of the Grown Prince of Prussia
s1se:ch over space Of fifty miles from
ner'h to south, moving on parallel and
convetsing roads to the French capital
There is no force to oppose their march.
The senate and Corps Legislatif, it is said,
are about to remove to Bourges, the cap
it'll Ct tie Department of Cher, 1:s3 miles
s.';,ih of paris, which WIS the seat of the
french Government when the English cap
inseel Paris. in the fifteenth century. The
Euper... appears. has gone uoshwasd,
with MacS1Aton, to raise the siege Of
Metz. To rejnin his government at Bourges
l.. will lave to make very wide circuit.
I'll. movements of the contendiug ar-
ms, in the north, hare not materially
r1:Ar;-. since the battles of nezouville
.4.d tiEasrslot;e. Baxaine and his army
are still locked mp in Metz The Pzussian
amy occupy the field around Metz, aud
>is:ee the 18th have used the spade indus
.s;ruIy. Strongly entrsnched, they can
r~I-l any effort on the part Of Bazaine to
ge, axn.. and can undoubtedly prevent
MacMahuns approach.
There is nothing more conspicuous liz
THIS ra,upaisa than the completeness of
ti.t. preparations for uar on the part of
tho Pru>sians. unisss it be the lack of
rrrrarassou ou ths part of the French
Tie advance under Aaca{ahon WINS not
only weak numerically, but incomplete in
s.sanizaticn. 1t Was overwhelmed ct the
E->t onslaught, anl has never been able to
s.-urgsuize. 1t vas followed 80 closely By
tLe left wing of the Prussians, that it had
to sever its connection with the main
army, and, from being the French right,
now occupies the extreme point Of the
French left, it, indeed, it can be said to be
anywhere. The road to Paris is now open
to tA.. ptusAiaus, whose reserves have now
l,.eu called up to the Moselle, while the
,naln srmy moves on to besiega the French
csrital. So complete were the
rrtiaru,:uus OF the P1ussiaus,
and 70 defective those of the
French that every considerable movement
ou the part Of the former has been sur
Prise to the latter. The battle of Weissen-
l'nr; WIZ surprise that of Worth was
:rss;Atr: that Of Fo1bach another. After
the defea. at Forbach, the French left fell
lack ~ Metz, and united with the main
army under Dazaine, which, up to that
time, Lal not been under fire. The line
ts.rn Metz to CLalons ria Terdnn was a
, 1870-08-29
Stenu1buxx1 Dl.R&fef

CAIRO, aug. e'.-The steAme. David WAtts, ou
the Tenne see River, bound to St Louis, struck 4
snag ana sunk at 10 O'clock thta morning, peAr
lumber iron and leather. which, win the boar, Is
valued at rs 900. Captaln Chapman thinks most
OF the cargu will he saved, hut the boat lies badly
certeued, with ner stafboafu boiler deck unter
water. she will probably psove tota. loas. Nc
ltfx5 iQaL
, 1870-08-29
FOREIGN.


TIE rKusslAS ADVANCE
LONDON aug. Kim iue7da1 cFenlnS w
headquarters OF 1ne fsusS4an army "ese u o@.,
lo-Duc- Tue A4sa1eu uau teaeaeo pDius 0srr' -
midway belWeea |na.ouo ~ a.u ApeeuaJ. -, =,
march On f0n s,-+h.r ~ ar,.ost,.a .;-t:
the Pfussans' - ~ 1N' o> !" 49, -'-'o
ipated- r,s gin, .n. r.,zr p.,,.,
PAAis, aug. - .,-S -. ~.- ~ ~ w.-,a M
are mos!nK ~ ...t, fe.rtnl n,,iavs ,,d ,,nhe,r
Aaoe. tae' tb.v move along.
OF onuaSee, 80 ~ x1dnicnt topow,no nar
tA, r1,sttr .t tba once Of the Minister Of ,h
1.,a-1n-.
n-.,,,u .v~ nssa,up through Nancy. "a
/ s"-s,1 ~ rn.Iona. The siege OF Toul has bee1
.nsndnn.t1 - ovinr TO the vigorous resistance Q
| tht garrison.
PIussisu scouts cut the railway at LAuon1ly
between Montmedy aud Mezlsres- This body va
rrnnl.ed by the French shn1pahootefs. and tn
] rnjl1pad repaired again.
| P1uastans VINO were at 6tenay arc now faifln
| back upon Dun, several miles farther SOUTH
The following Official neW1 ID fufnishetl bJ til
Minister Of the Interior to-day:
| A force OF Prussian caynlIy his been seen a
Arris eur Aube.
Yesterday a detachment OF Uh1ana attacked II
rallroad depot at Epernay, while others Of ii
main body enclosed the town. Some eoId.ers O
! the National Guard attacked and renu!srd then,
| Killing II.
| 4 strong column OF Prussiau artillery enters
| chaI, ns
| larrc body OF German troons. spnnoses tn J.,
| t1e Landwehr, lately passed through Naacy.yan
| couluers aud JoinytlIe on theI. xay to Cnalons.
The report Of the apItarace of Psusstan senu.
] at Chateau TbiesrY Is rncnDflrne,l.
/ Detachmcnts of Prussans arr reno-tea +o.,,s,
at Rheims, vazennes, yerdun. Pfalzour9. Bar-le
| Due and Stenay, and On the rallgay t,.t1.r,
! EnIs
| p1uEg ARMY uoygxES,s-
| p,R,e Auv q--Tn., ~. .,rs..
| forces Of the prusstan General Sretnmes1 ne =,
bt en- en-. on from Prince Frederick cnaria., arm
| and driven Oh to the no1saYatd. Atso tha, ~.
/ p7usajans haze h,..n t.ci,tel1v c,octs., =,
t.r,v ~ 1ee1'
rospos. Anu e7.-rhe tnn.+,o, =, n...,, ,,
AaeManon has nor vet i,een e1ected "4''
1Sp,rt.l r,.s,,trh ~ ia ys.- VI T,u.,
Innpon ano s;-rna rsno,taa ra,.ha-,s 49,
| n+,,t af N.rxn,i M.rM.hna :. e.,. . .Ao
| 7'hen- ~, rCh, .os,....~ - ~ 114.
| tween The aayanced caraIrx and ss,,rnrna, =. :,
tt,. French ara p,rau,on .,n,a, rh., .,,s..sNN
l r.no,s.d ro-,a -o,,,,a.sa-ss. 'se' ne'e
| ~, p,Is Aa' otsa seut
for N.cvano,,s 49, ~, .s....Ss ~
appear tn ba In v.thar m fhe 1r,ssa on-,.. ~
tnr.eb. swell The 1ants ~ h,a ne- ,s.i,1 49,,
,nen xc., .to-,~ -. ,'o.,s - ~ s'tsr A4a
IN, m ercpnn,.t snr uv.oe1s nem. asola.
be ,keiy n tny,,vc .,;,cha $780, 01 ".al. ~.
mDrt ment ha viii he rnsf,1rg Il, 1.,ps n. p,,.
SLAMS On the south, and probably effect iunctfon
with gazalpe north Of Metz 1fsrcce7. hi In ~,
MacMsnon viii, /, Ia thouubt. strike ,hr r,nax,an
| line Of communication at 81, Avoid. Tnt. IL ha-
| iiescd TO DC ths strategy which t,onn, p,,,tan
| h1nft,I n; a seE dsxs arn IN nj, c,r,mrrt.o,,o.
| Wit. The Corns 1r,.j.,,.jr
pzs1Ix .nr s9's, n tn. p,,,,,.n a,-
Gr,af onanfl,.s NJ a+cres ~ rho ueo ~ ,ha
p,u..,on arnr ar acc,,,u,,.,na =. w.
, 1870-08-29
AL,GIEES,
ILLINOIS.


4ions
Srcctal Despatch u Tbs Chtc~@o Tribune
JActsosyIGLE. H.. Aug. 2s.-The Republican
Convention Of Morgan County met IN tals city
this afternoon, and nominated the following rick
ct: For Representatives m the LeRtzlasnre, Hon.
samuel French, Of Bethel. and Jndxe William
Stnsn,ons. At JscSa,nv,i,e. lar SnrSeTnr y
Price; tor Coroner, Captain Frank StFbbln3-
The convention was large, earnest, AID eaihu-
etAst1c, oHlirous Of GLORIOUS victory In old Aar-
gan ne1t November. Messrs. Joseph Bs,lwtll,
0Iiser J. Ptatt, JAS. Fishback, Iuhu y. kia.. ani
Dr. George R. Bibb we're chuse1 delegates - ;!1e
State Convention.
, 1870-08-29

Consents to Become u Candidate.
G1ACIsSAI1, aug Sit Is generally under
sf0ol Tonight thai Hon job. E. Stevenson. Ut tue
Second Ohio Congressional District, has nnaliy
yielded to The opportunities c. his friends and
Will become candidate fur denomination.
, 1870-08-29
THE FARM AND GARDEN.

Early RipeninE OF the Apple Crops
Cider and Vinegar 11nktnr-
Cooking Food for ssock-Vhy the
Old CFoP.of Corn Held Ont-Emtu-
cF$' schooas-Monahly Meeting OF
the Champaign County Rorxfcul-
tuTal Society.
EfRo4 oCR AGRICULTURAL CORRESPONDENT
cHANFA1os, Ill, Aug.e7, 1870.
The long dEy sesson ia hAstening the ma
turity Of the apple crop. Unless the crop il
secured very early there viii be short sup-
ply for wintar use- The markets are being
overstocked with this early-ripened fruit.
an now sorting out the poor f1nit and making
it into vinegar. Tho sound wind-fa1ls and ali
others too amall for markell are made into
cider, adding to them, II possible, one-fonrth
tbs quantity Of aveet appiea- A. soon
NJ made, tho cider IL stored in now
casH, holding foty.aye gallons
each. In about fosty-eight hours it will have
worked sufficiently for heating Caro- must
be had that the casks be full, 80 that tho I'M
pu1ihes will rise to the top and work over.
The barrels arc set on end, on racks, each
having faucet for drawing. II filed evaa
full, 1t will work over just right, and the tsoth
rest on the head Of the eask. In pressing,
use bur1spa or jute cloth Of q ounces to tho
yard, this strains the liquid SO thoroughly
that no sediment settles in the casks, and the
troth that works over Ii but slightly cclorcd.
To this I attribute much Of mY SUCCESS in
cida-.n,.;ng
Atter gorIinp. "a stated. it ia nut in COM
non Il, ho;Ier. and I,e.te1 to .bont lao DE-
crna. aud st;m,,ed 1.be c.sta ,ra to he
e,a,ns,d ,r;,t ho+ r,,ar ,,d ~ ho, ,;n,n, ~.
turned to them. Tbs vant 4. stopped. and
faucet lifted to tho hole In the ton Of the
cask. in order to test any 1evorkipe Of tha
cider which NAV occ,s,on.1tv occnr- If
the cellar ia kant cool. by opapine
the doors and windows during the
night and closed during the dsv. the cider will
undergo little change for months. and in this
vay We are enabled to mako up our cider with
ont waiting for cold weatber. In fact. If va
-. - ..,.r.. - -. -
n&fo 1e" app4os 70 spare 1o1 l11s purpose.
L nj RI int ar In %Ar
, 1870-08-29
Crushed to Denth-xtten1pted Rnnk
Robbery.

CISCIsxA11, aug. ei.-Willam IollInser. fore
man In the GIenns saw. .nill, while engaged, last
evening, IN rolling logs Into the river, wa1 caught
under unt OF The logs and Killed
Burglars attempted the robbery Of the safe of
the Logan Couniy Bank. 1t West Liberty, Ohio,
Yesterday morning, bur failed TO elect an eu-
trance.
, 1870-08-29

In the Sixth Ohio District, the Hon. John A.
Smith, The present Republican Congressman WIS
nominated: bnt The friends Of colone! D. ". {.
London. she HsA contestant claim that II vas
done unfairly. and Colonel LONDON made nrnno.
st1ton 10 Mr. Smith to resubInit his nomination N
The roters oil the district taking poll a II a
primary meeunf- He, however, declined. on thc
ground that, as the regular nominee Of the psrt1-
such acton would be Improper. Colonel Lopt1ons
friends claim that no regular norninat h. 5ern
made. ind they now intend to canr.xs the
district 10 press this view. al the Republican
asress In The district support Mt. Smith; but, \,
the C1ernons Copn.y Convention. On the roth
called to nomtrate county on1cers, 4 resolution,
requesting Mr. Smith to withdraw, was adopted
IN yote OF 81 to &C. There are fear1 that
arouRh this disserston. General Denver, the
Democratic candidate, viii be elected
, 1870-08-29

BOSTON, AnR. sT-Thc delegation OF the IIico!s
Press Association arrived here today nut p-1A
cee.ist! to the american House Tacf psuceea >
Low ell oE Monday.
, 1870-08-29

key iec1oited from unemployed laborer'. TIE
! -. y Aso having Its force increased, more by
no1s UNDER 1e years Of age than by men. the OBJ
1ees "elng to train up new crop Of seamtn.
, 1870-08-29
The Filth pt1sElct EonETrAsional

Contest
Special Detpateh p The Chicafo TEoaas.
PRINCETON. H., Aug. AZ Z. lnS:r,s'.l tett
here thl1 morning. Before doing SD he forwarded
d note to his opponent, Gen. Henderson. chaI-
!anGeiny him TO a joint canvass Of tue State.
Gen. Henderson left 1t noon without having, ~
lar Il known, made any reply.
, 1870-08-29
Republican Convention in DcE6nlb
county,.

Sp+c;si Dr-pstch to The Gh;easo Tribune.
WATERLOO, Ind, Aug. ss.-The Republican
Convention to-day At Auburn was the largest ever
hell IN this county. A tlrAt-rate ticket w4s uotnt
mated. Al the close Of the convention tf1u- Wn.
williams, member Ut Congress. made surrihg
speech. DAkalb County Will give Republican
majority thls fail
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GaS befefti8te Eager BEL Gou3.

IS felt i1& jebt btraus> bab preueen
pur@ oie@ erSi&tleiitun9 auf 2~urembur0.
our@ Neutraliiirun9 pie@es plaBes unp
cur@ ros &ineeben auf Die 3erd1run9
ieiner Gefun96werte ni@t rur feinen no.
litil4en> 1onpern aud teinen mtlitd1i(@en
Gebler ma@te penn ldnaft bat es (i@
einen aepaltteen Grlas fir 2uremburs
9el&afen. i.
&ur3 na@ Der auf ber 2onboner Con-
feren3 tipulirteu &dumun8 Der Getun9
unp jebt9en Grfeftun9 9u%rembure tur@
pie Nreu6en, erboben bic franS5fl9en
Bldtter Gin 9robes @ebeul tariber. taB
Sen. Moltfe an rer @rense 2uremburos
umberreiie uup l@ mad einem seeisneten
plage umlebe, una 2uremburs pur@ an
oerweitise> In perlelben ftrate9ildtn 2inie
beFnoli@e 6ortiffationen gu erisbsn.
Dies @ebeul mar nur gu be9riinpet:
ater Yreu6en banoelte gang legal utp
lvoal. inoem IS }i@ auf leinem eieenen
@ebiete, an 2urembur9'S @rense ttnen,
Surembur9 gang uno gar erleBeneer,
9rcben unp itarfen @a6snplab i9uf.
G6 1T Dies baS befeii9te Eager bel Gong
am Ginaul1e Der Guar in Die Molel
oberbalb Trier. Diele tref1i9 9etpdblte
po(ition redt BE duber1te re@te Tlante
Der reutl6en Mrmee. Muf fe first G9
tbr 1e bier Gllsel. Wiol.t: tpar aber n, t
pem preubii@en @eneraltabe ldcn felt
Sabren oarauf beoa@t, Gle 2inie Der
Saar, Der Molel unp oes &beins, tcren
wefli6er Gnrpunft tas befsliete Eager
Don Gong il, in Elm fur&tbares Tortif>
tatipn6neb ;u Derwanbeln, In tpel@ert ct
uno feline @ebalfen u%olitdnpiS 3u 9ault
inb.
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ten In Berlin 0efdbrt ,perben.; ,pie man.
III Grantri9 bannAbdsa@ ef&sbtne ul...
febrte unb Deu Beletbiser ais ben uner.
bort Bsleirteten tarRtutt; pie Der Mi>
nifter he's Musrdrtieen i@ CUR Ne9tfer>
ti9un8 feiner btnttrliflisen politit auf
bte BiQi8un9 ousr europdii@en Md@te
berief. tpotlr ct I'M enslilden parlamente
NIT perbIuten Worten als elm 2u9ner
0ebranbmarft rpurre; >pie tann Der Be-
trpaene Betr(ieer Sllipier ron Ter fral,>
s3iiden &amu,er cine an9ebli9e preuBiz
lde Depel9e perlas, rsl6e ME nprban>
ben a ,pelen-auel bie@e @or9dnoe Gnt
nod fril4 in Dem @eod@tnib zines je>
ben Deutl9en.. d. .sa.> II II
l1np nun trete1 tte}e moralil 1en TN
9ebeuer ouf Die 8Ibne Der tluti9enTbat
sic f@wel9en in Dem @abne, Der Bos<
belt ibreS 9ersen6 ben @iea .serldafen.
ben flttliden Snbalt Der @elt9el@i@te
umitosen 3u t2nnen. ...:
Sir aber> ba6 oeutl9e @olf, 1twSren
untersans ter 2%19enbrut ! Gs fiese bic
8abrbeit, eS fle9e Die uni@ulp, es Gese
oas Ne@t es ieee infer oeutl@eS @ater<
lane !! Scr 6immel bilft, bic 5bQe nnub
un6 weiden!"
prin3 @ilbelu,, tnmitten unlerer Be-
seiterten @dter 3oeeit Du ols Singing
triumpbirenp Elm in bic 6aupttabt teS
eor(ti&en GYrannen ; &6ni9 @ilbelm>
fibre nun als 9rei(er 5elb Der @dter
mlrct8e S6bne al, ba6elbe 3itl!
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- ueber bic @hladt bel @6rtb BE

- lleber bic @@la9t bel @5rt5 bei6t
es III einem Nrtifel per @ell. poft pom
8. &u9uit inter Mnperem
Die oeutl@en @eere baben Die Sfen~
lue er9rifen. Na@cem Der linfe, ,1nter
rem &ronprinsen febenpe Gliiael @etesn>
burg 9enummen uno tapur@ oaS 8or0t>
ben McMabons, ,penn aud ni@t NIT
letner 9anjen, 70 bod nit Dem 9r5Bten
She'll lt%iner9lrmee, peranlaBt bate, &purte
2eBterer bur& Die bel 9auterburg iber
pen &bein 9e9an9ene baoi(&c Mrmee Don
leinem 9auptquartier Strabbur9 unp
Dem &et letncr @sreitma@t absei@nitten
uno 10 9ejpun9er, Der aus YreuBen,
Bayern unp @irtembersern beltebencen
Nrmee re6 &ronprtnSen BET @1rtb an
Ger Sauer @tanp gu balten unb 1i@ bort
iblaoen 3u la0en. Gr 1T 1eitpem auf
8itld uno BON tprt auf MsB, no fi@ Die
5auptmu&t Der Granioien ton;entrirt,
Suridaefauen.
gu 8lei@er 3eit - Somtu9- bat
li@ Ger re6te Glisel ber reutl9en Nrmee>
Der unter 6erwartb BON 8ittenfelp fem
5auptquartter in Trier bate, NIT au6er>
orrentli6er Ma0enzG ntfaltun9 poran
beme9t, bat bic rbeinpreubil@ >lotbrinetz
l9e @ren;e lberlaritten, Sierd unp, tpie
IS beiet, 1osar Gbionotle 9erommen une
ldetnt auf Dem beiten @e9e na@ Meb.
Som Centrum Der beutlden Nrmee unter
Dem prin3en Trtepri@ CARL bic, NIT liz
rem 9auptquartier in &reu3na9, an Der
Nabe. febt, pat bis 9eitern frlb Der 81
leerapb ni9t6 eemelret. Dod 1T nit
Betimmtbeit a%n;unebmen, eaB our 3eit,
oa mir ries ldreiben, aud bieler Spell
Der beutl9en Streitmadt in, &emeQune
IT., unp baB Die 9elamu1ter beutl9en
5eer1dulen, ben alien YreuBent1ni8 an
Der SpiBe, fl& ron allen Seiten lter bic
@ren;e tes einlt 9lei@fauS uno> tpenn
ni6t AQes trii9t balp mieeer oeutl9cn
2ptbrin9er 2anpes auf pas @ebiet beS
Gcinces er9ieBen."' -
1nb beiet es tpeiter: III
uMn temelben Sage Yoraefern. an
Gem Die Mrmee pes&ronprin3en tbre85rz
tber Qorbeeren errun9en, puroe bel Saar<
brlden 9etdmpft bieies Mol ober in am
perer @eile als 9ele9entli@ Der 9robsn,
,ur, Beften eeS ,taiitli9en prinSen"
peranfaltetenS dla@tenfarce am pprieeu
Dienltao. @ie BON &6ln unp Main3
slei6seitie 9emelbet tpiro. bat bort @ene<:
raj Steinmeb leinen, ,auf Zen b5bmil@en
S@la@tfelpern errun9enen& ubmestran3e
Elm reues 9ldnsenres @latt binsu9efd8t.
Nu& bartnddi9em &anpfe ,puroe Sen.
Gro6arrs Corps e~eporfn unp 400 G9,
feline @etirare pur@ Elm btftises Artiqt<
r~iefeuer t,denb, 3uriid. Die gtrluife
lraren aud bier. auf beicenS etten i@awtr.
Der prspeifhe Central Grancots lQou
,rabri&etnli@ Granitdp beieen) ftl. Die
prtubtn ma@ten eini8t bunbert 0tfau.
acne.
rDsief siese Der Deati9t4 fspsbl
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jener Der trcnprinjli@en aru,ee st
@6ttbssirie ttner prS Steintntb'f&e,.
Corps Dol. ber Mabe,arn,te (Gentruu,
Der beuti&en Gtreiima@t unter len,
Obtrbefebl hes Yrin3e1 Griebrt@ @arD
bel Saarbriif merpen BON M(eb unp Ya5
RIG In tlrren @prtsn be1dtiet." 4
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@i@tig
Se6e1 NaturliebDaptr!
Da6 berubmte
9Qtent Craig MtcrpScppe.

|uIk1|l S@u'S upIVRC-
@abrenb ter leBten feds Sabre 1no
ibm BON Tau@enben ron Mdnner1 Der
@iHeni9aft, S@uuebrerr, @%tupeuten>
MerSten uup anOeren pie beiten ;3eu9nt0e
%onS9elteQt pprcen.
@ereinfc4t uno iopobl benz populdren
al6 benz wi0enIdaftlt9en @ebrau9 on>
sspo6t, 1T e6 Elm Sptii@e6 @unpsr, &c
persrDbert
3ebn IQuIen6 MQl!
8erttnpet unenbli@ Yiel 8elebrence6 NIT
unterbaltencem ; Elm id6nes @el1enf
pel@e6 ME iein Sntere0e r%erliert> legt bic
un9eiebenen Wunrer Der @95pfune benz
&u9e blos> &ale int Gli9, SPHERE int
@afer, &dlemapen> 3uder unb &rdbe<
Snlecten> Mil9 @lobulen, 8erfdl(dun=
0en Der Nabrun1 unp Mectcinen, fpwfe
Sri@inde SpiraliS pber bic S&weine<
Heil4 @urme.
Gin }br {9Snes unb 3~ierentes Sntrument, 1plte
auf benz Slide ieber Gamtlie, jebes 9r5tes, ptl=
S9ule iein.
Gin u%natieben.s @.t9 pirb tenn Nuee tura btees Snfru-
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Seots SnRrument 1T In tin.nt netten &afen serpadt unb Bic
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-02-22


The Three Remedies. sscHENcK's PULMoNIo
SYRUP for the of Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis,
and every form of Consumption. The peculiar ac-
ton of this medicine rpens the ulcers IN the lungs
promotes the discharges Of the corrupt matter by
pectoraton. Purfes the blood, and thus cures Con-
sumption when everv other remedy fails.
"Schenck's Sea-yYeed Tonic" for the cure of Dys-
pepsia Indigestion and all diseases arising from
supplies the place oF ths gastric juice when that is
deficient and then enables the patient to digest the
most nutritious food. II is sovereign remedy Tor
all cases of Indigestion.
"Schenck's Mandrake Pills. oac Of the most val
liable medicines ever discovered, being vegetable
substitute for caloel and having all the useful prop
critics ascribed to that mineral, without producing
any of its injurious effects
To these three medicines DR.. j. II. Schenek of
Philadelphia, his unrivaled success in the
treatment of Pulmonic Consumption. The Putmon-
ic Syrup ripenS the morbid matter discharges it,
and purifes the blood. The Mandrake Pills act up
on the liver remove all obstruction thererom give
the organ healthy tone, and cure Liver Complaint,
which is of tie most prominent causes of Con-
sumption.
The Sea Weed Tonic invigorates the powers of
the stomach ;aud by strengthening the digestion and
bringing it to a normal and healthy condition i'm
proves the quality The blood by which means the
formation OF ulcers tubercles in the lungs be-
comes impossible The combined action of these
medicines thus explained, will cure every case
of Consumption, ii tie remedies used in time
and the use of them is persevered in sufficiently to
bring the case to favorable termination.
DIR. Schenck's Almanac, containing a full treatise
on the various forms Of disease his mode of treat
ment, and general directions how TO use his medi-
cine, can be had gratis sent BY mail by address
ing his Principal Office, No. Is \. Sixth street
Philadelphia Pa.
Price of the Pulmonc Syrup and Sea Weed Ton
ic each, 81 so per bette, $3.50 the half dozen
Mandrake Pills, 25ccnts per box.
For sale by all Druggists and dealers.
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