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TEE MINERS STRIKE ENDED.

The HYDE Park Aem:cidc-Cairns Admitted
to Bail-Sic"ernl Resumption of Work.
The Miners Jub:iaul-AI Glasses GratiGed.
WILKES BARRE, Pa, May 90 1871.
At eleven O'Clock this morning Cairns tho al
legged murderer OF the two welshmen IN Hyde Park,
last Wednesday, WAS brought before Judge Dana
on writ Of habeas corpus. Two wit
nesses were examiner to prove The killing
and the accused was held TO bail in the sum Of
$4,000 which was furnished by officers OF the Lack.
awanna Coal and Iron Company The prisoner was
bound over, the circumstances OF the case appear.
ing to indicate that the homicide was unpremedl-
tated. The case was conducted on tho part OF the
prosecution, by Il. l.. Merrlinan, District Attorney
OF Wilkesbarre, and A. NJ. Smith, oil Scranton.
The prisoner received the congratulations of w.
". Scranton on his reease, who promised to stand
hy him. II Is Thought thai his former haunt5 Wlll
become TOO warm for him, and he viii be obliged 10
leave before the d"y OF tra. There Is q very deep
feeling against him IL the community generally.
ara 1t viii hardly be prudent for him to remain
after the troops are rem wed.
The men o.! the Delaware and Hudson Canal COM
pRny held region meeting this morning, aud by
small majority decided 10 resume work at ninety.
rel uctance that the miners have accepted the com.
panyS terms; but they have not been defeated, as
some journals ASSERT The object OF the monoDosts
In coal was TO break Up the NJ. b. A. But that
will be stronger than ever. The fact is that the
have been forced TO yield an advance
which II was declared would never be given, and
tile miners the vctors Of the end OF the nearly
Six months struggle.
Work will commence on Monday or Tuesday in
the Lackawanna region and that there Will never
10 another suspension is the earnest prayer OF the
people; bat labor nae won In this struggle
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THE MACE-CODURN MUSS.

Joseph aud James still in n Jamble-Joseph
Claims the stakes.
The following card has been prepared by Mr..
Co,urn. one O.. the principals who did not recently
light In Canada. During the past few days public
opinion seems TO be veering more or less in many
quarters In Coburn's favor, and his card has GER
tainly q smack OF spunk ABOUT It that may win him
more friends
TO ED,Tos OF THE HyRALD:-
Having used effort to bring about meeting between
set ed, and Mace persis,euty avoiding meeting, named
this Wednesday morning 10 meet at the once nj ten
O'Clock A. ~ 70 see II my previous proposition.
seut by the stakeholder Mace, had been accepted,
viz TO take steam tug with not more than twelve
persons each side and sail from point
10 any other available location iBcrc
could DO interference, either maesterisy otherwise
after TO place TO land and fight and
then sct,e the In dispute, offering wager ~ 100
the result The stakeholder sent written state
nen Of the proposition from me direct to Mace and notify
Ina hin to b. At the cpYe Office this morning Myse and
umpire .here according agreement al tho appointed
hour and waited hour but neither mace cor
rcpres ntspvs from him put In an The public
WIFI tina, this man has no Idea OF lighting for
after The recognized authority having decided that the
and beyond the week. gave him every chance TO
fight bis going city OF $4,000 inhabsns, his
evident desire must lead repetition OF the Port
affair rbe stakeholder being and witness TO
orer AIDE by induce Mace Gsht claim the 900
s,aksd 70 the public 10 Judge a. my having fu
Oiled my part in upright, honorable and
Trusting In your universally acknowledged love Of justice
puolshiug tais card. JOSEPH CoBURN.
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FROM The PACIFIC.

Tao California Pacific and Eastern Extension
acknowledgements Massacre OF Indians
In Arizona.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 20, 1871.
The certificate OF incorporation Of the California
Pacific and Eastern Extension Railroad will be filed
on Monday morning next The capital $50 900,
and the incorporators are Milton s. Latham, J.
Frlediand, w. +. Roellssn, Colonel John b. Frsbie
and julius May, OF San Francisco, and
Rudolph Sulzbach, Of Nanlfort-on.tne- Main. The
length Of the road Is to be go miles ana the route
already tclegraphed. The capital has nearly all
been subscribed In Europe and the immediate con.
struction OF the road Is positively determined on.
II Will form part OF continuous line from San
Francisco 10 New York.
The oiiciai reports OF the military authorities Of
Arizona on the late massacre OF Apaches al Camp
Grant are published BY order OF the Department.
Commander. They charge that the Indians were
peacefully engaged on their reservation and were
entitled TO the protection OF the United states as
prisoners OF war, and That OF The whole number
killed only eight we're men, tie Others being women
and children. The butciery Is denounced as simply
an unnroyoaed murder.
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SAD CATASTROPHE IN JERSEY.
A Prominent Citizen Of Paterson Thro wn
from n Wagon and Iussanilr Killed.

A Promlnemt Citizen Of Paterson Thro wn
from n Wagon and Iussanilr Killed.
On Friday afternoon MI. j. V. E. Fredericks the
Secretary OF the Paterson Land Improvement CON-
pany, desired to take the knowedgmeut OF q
deed before person living some distance from Pat
erson, in Bergen county, at place known AZ Tho
Go.Ile." TO assist in the execution OF the paper,
Mr.. Fredericks took with him Mr. Michael O'Brien,
q commissioner Of deeds, and a widely known
and highly respected gentleman The paper
referred to was duly executed and acknowledged
and the two gentlemen were returning home in the
light buggy which they had procured Tor the purpose
county, and were turning corner at a pretty rapid
gait. whel the wagon gave sudden lurch, In con.
Sequence OF winch q Brien lost his balance ana was
thrown out. Trying 10 save himself he grabbed hold
OF Fredericks and pulled him out Also Both gen
tenlen
STRUCK ON THEIR HEADS
In the course OF ten or Il teen minutes IL being
then about seven o'clock p. NJ, Fredeicks returned
about being badly ruised about the head ana
body. he turned his attention TO mis- PROSTATE COM
panion ana found him dead. subsequent examl-
nation proved that hrs
NECK WAS BROKEN
and his skull fractured, In consequence Of which
death must have been instantaneous. About the
same time that Fredercks recovered some
formers ,n Of the Sor.S vicinity arrived having cap
Joraieman, living in the vicinity, was called.
and, after viewing the body and examining
the eject shat the occurrence accidental and
generating all parties from blame In the matter.
TIE body was then brought 10 Paterson, where 1t
arrived ABOUT ten o'clock on Friday evening and
was turned over to the custody Of Mr.. O'Brien's
HORRoR-SrRfCKEN RELATIVES.
Deceased was a wid0wer, having but enc child
living boy about fifteen years OF age, whose raw
ings OF grief over his fathers uniimey death
were absolutely fearful. Mr. O'Brien was about
thirty five years OF age, and had a Com
mlssioners ONCE IN Main street, Paterson.
He was universally esteemed. Up to
within a few months he had been eGployed in the
reputation OF being
THE MOST ACCOMPLISHED PENMAN
In the city. Mr.. Frederlcks was yesterday confined
to his bed in consequence OF his Injuries. but they
are not considered or q dangerous character, being
mostly bruises about the head and shoulders.
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sschr Pisrson, Ferris. Albany for Bridgeport.
Scnr Rio, Donovan. New York for Shuiee, Ms
Schr Alert, Hull, weehawken for Bridgeport -
scnr Alred Hal, pumase. New York for WOODS Hole
Schr Fannil Hopkins. Wilmington, Del, for Norwich
scSr LA Howard Harrington, New York for Boston
Scnr farkor Little, Havc.Atraw for 'ilen Cove.
S Sn hdsis, kinaston New York for 81 John, Nh
scSr ,av nacnm1n Arrow, Pna ephs for Nswpos
scnr Emerald. De Castro. New ork TOR Haven. = .
River.
Schr Lemucl Jarvis Elis sbethport for bridgeport.
Scnr isaoels, s'range, Phllstelphia for Hartford.
schr NAL, Holmes, New York for O eenwich.
scnr nellie bloomheld. Hoobie, New ork for Stamford
s Sahr Julia Is swan, Cute, New York for Boston
Scnr Jonn Brooks Fox, Eizabe, hport for New Haven
Schr Elizabeth Beard. Price, New fork for st john
Scnr hes.cr. Davis, Ehxabethport for Portchcstcr.
Long Island Souad).
Steamer Electra, Mott, New York for Providence.
wMTEsroNx IL, Nav 9)-li :55 Pm.
The barx Scotia Queen, brig Flora, and number Of
scnooners Gil bound east, arrived 1t PM They
Choir on the tats opposite, will remain night.
me bark Anuec, previously reported, 10 still at anchor
on Whitesone.
The schr Fannie Capt Mitchell from Calais for New York
over night Wind S5E, light.
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Presbyterian General synod In Philadelphia.
pIYIIADEIPHIA Nav 10 1871
COloaE1 CONFERENCE.
PoUGHKEBrsIE. n. Y, May

PoUGHkEnrsIE. n. Y, May 90 1871.
To-day Rev. MIR. Jackson, OF the South Carolina
Methodist Episcopal Conference, WAS introduced to
the ooiored conference now IN session this city.
He gave a description OF the coorcd people there,
showing that they are fast improving In temporal
end spiritual matters but that they are much EN-
barrassed because OF the poverty which exists in
their midst.
All the delegates have thus far reported their
churches In nourlshing condition. portion Of
the services Of Monday Will be devoted to euOgics
upon the lie and character OF tho late Wesley G.
Marshall.
Toe case OF John Sloman being called up, 1t was
voted not to receive hun In consequence OF the
harrassment arising from has being divorced, AS 1t
would affect his usefulness.
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TINE ksCkiaLeY JEWELS.

John u. MacKlnley. proprietor OF the MacKiale
House, No. as South street, appeared at Essex Mar
ket Police Court yesterday morning to prefer
charge against his wife for opening his safe and
taking $500 worth Of diamonds thererom He
was very much eIciei, and said that no
was an executor for an estate, AMI these
diamonds dbl moi belong to him. Mrs. MCKINLEY,
wno Is very young, progressing and deiicaie
lady, said that the diamonds belonged 70 her, and
that she was only claiming her own. Judge Led
with told Mr.. MacKihey that he could not prefer
complaint against his wife In case OF larceny but
if he was an executor he would have to 90 before
the surrogate and there sett'o the dispute. Mrs.
MacKhIley said she willing 70 90 before he sur
rogatc or any one else but that the ]ewclry belonged
to hoo aud she was able to prove 10.
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Mr. G. d. Cardozo, Chief OF the Ordinance Bureau.
makes the following report tor the past week.
There have been received 103 complaints Of viola
lions OF various city ordinances, OF which seventeen
nave been satisfactorily settled and the Daian re-
ieired TO tile proper departments for xemedy.
Marshal Hart has granted the following licenses
during the past week:-Boardlng house. 1; expresses,
O.; vendors, At; CARTS 4; cartmen, o. pawnprokers,
q; junk shops 6s junk boats, IS; junk cars liz;
second hand dealers, 5i intelligence Offices s;
gunpowdeI, l; porter, l; drivers, 44-total, 4LG To-
tai amount, $3,6Dl 20.
Mr.. James D0nahue, Superintendent OF the Free
Labor Bureau Nos. and 10 Clinton place, maEes
the following report of business Tor the week end
ing May 20:-Applicators for employment l, 124; OF
these there We're re. IL males and loi2 females male
for III males ana 927 females; whole number OF situa
tons procured for the week ending May 20, 1908
Coroner Young was yesterday called to hold an
inquest at 42l East Seventeenth street, the body
Of Mary L. Kellett, little girl five years or age
whose death resulted from burns caused by her
clothes taking IRE from Lighted lamp which stood
on chair. The mother or deceased was absent
from the room at the time OF the accident.
Pedro Antonio. a Cuban by birth, residing at No.
2aO East Thirty-lrh street, yesterday entered the
store OF Merrill Co., 14l Water street, and while
an sccomphcc kept the principal engaged PEDRO took
up eight opera glasses and was about to 60 of with
and brought HIM before Judge Hogan who held him
in the SUM OF $4,000 to answer.
The organization Of The John Ford Association Of
the Seventh ward was effected last evening By the
election OF the following officers for the ensuing
year:-Mr John Mulqueen, President; Mr.. John
White, Vice President; Mr.. John Fitzpatrick, Re-
tary; F. H. Jackson, Treasurer j. H. Lee, Sergeant
alarms. This promises TO be one OF the most
thriving organizations Of the east side, and expects
to rank second to none.
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CLEARED.

Steamship Calabra Br, McMicksn, Liverpool via Queens
Steamship City Of Paris tBr, Mireaou.e. Lvsrpool-J
Dale
Steamship Main tNG), oterendorp. Bremen-oelrchs 4
sSe,mship Wilmington. Cole Galveston via Key wssso
Steamship Crescent City, Norton New orleansFrederic
ste.m:hip Geo Warrington. eager Now oreans-H 3
Steamship Gull stream. Mccrsery. savannah Lowdsn
Steam s,s.m;h,p James Adscr, Lockwood charls'toa-H
ps.ssm.sip Wy,aots; Bourne NorfS,s City Point and
Steamship Geo Upton, Roberts Norfolk, City Point snd
Steamship G Knight, Johnson Georgetown DEG B
Steamship Fanita DoAne, PhIladelphia- Loriard Steam
Steamship Neptune. Baker Boston--H Dinock.
Steamship Acushnet Rector New Acknowledgment
Bs ara s
, Bark Atlanta tNG), Ho.eman Bremen-Funch, Edge
Bark < Clements. Eery, Havrs.Eoyd : Hinoten;
n, bars ilownrdse, Rogers Demsrsra ana MARKELL
Bark James WELSH Hammond Barb.dos-r ia A
Brig Mary dam, Jensen, Haphurg7Fqpsh. Eays Co.
Brig Eliza Thomson, Bates, Demarara--L W Arm
Brig Electra, Martin. Kingston, Ja--G Bulley..
Brg kkephSsmSs CsngaSn sydnsy cn ~. Whitney CO
Brewer
Ys%FA SsfE ThssS
Brig Sherwood (Br), Taylor, Rockland-P Nevius
Brig z Pckering, Torrcy Galvesson.c + Mallory Co.
Brig Pomona Brown, Galvoston-E NJ Stackpole.
Brig Susie Strout, Hammond Brunswick-Simpsou
Clapp
schr Warren, Smith, Pointa-Phro (GuadD-B J Wen
berg.
Schr David Babcock Colcord, Fajardo, PR-Wmchescr
schr Breand Firth, Porto Plata and St Domingo-Monte
4 Barlow
schr Race Horse, Hughes, Baracoa-B Weinberg.
schr Henry Middleton, Brewer, EleuthcraJas Douglas
schr c Pet.engii, Mckinney, Eleuthera-BJ Weinberg.
Schr Harry Blun, Benson, Rock Sound-Jxnes Dousas.
schr Isabel Alberto, Tooker, Hamilton (Bermuda-A Abb
bolt
scl,r Archie Braunner. St Johns. MFR Buck Co.
Schr Anna Maria, Cole Shulee, NSSnow Richardson.
schr Prescott Class st George, NB-Jed Frye %.
Schr Carrie Chase, Brazos Santiago South
schr Clara Merrck Hand, Tampa and Key west-overton
schr sturscvant, Cruse Newbern, NC Thomas Holmes
Co
schr C A johnson. Harris. Warrington, NC-w Hin
man.
schr Talbot, Ansbury, Philadelphia Ingraham
Co.
schr d Wilder, Kinney, Philadelphia.
schr Maryland, Green Bath-W Ray
Schr Calvin, Clark Boston jed Frye Co.
Schr Plymouth Rock Parker, Boston--J 4 W Lewis
Schr Geo Brown, Gedney, Providencc-H Jackson l.
Co.
schr Ann L Lockwood, st John, Bridgeport Thomas,
Holmes 4 Co.
schr o Smith, Ferris, stamford-M Briggs Co.
Steamer u Utey. DAVIS Philadelphia.
Steamer Ann eliza, Richards Philadelphia.
Steamer Vulcan Wilcox, PHILADELPHIA.
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ATTEMPTED masoEa OF STATEN ISLAND.

Yesterday a desperate attempt at murder was
made By James Rafferty, OF John Monaghan. Both
are laborers. doing work on property near Port
wadsworth, Staten Island, and had q difference
about some mater, when rough and bitter words
were used, and each OF the mon be anne much OK
cited. Rafferty, lost his control, and, setzing new
the neck ana head Innicfng serious and probably
fatal INJURIES. che wounded man was sent 10
rested aud taken pet0re Judge Garrett, who oom-
mled him TO await the result OF the injuries In
oh
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TING ono 0. MlCaACf.

CINCINNATI, May 90, 1871.
The Democratic Executive Committee OF Ham-
ton county to-day unanimously and cordially en-.
dorsed the vallandigham platform promulgated this
week In the Montgomery County Convention and
recommended samuel +. Hunt as democratic candi.
date for Lieutenant Governor besides requesting
the delegates from this county 70 support INN IN the
Convention at Butler county.
A Democratic Convention VIII be called to appoint
delegates TO tue state Convention.
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MILITARY FUNERAL IN MAsYt AND.

BALTIMORE, Nd, May TO- 1871.
A detachment OF Company ] OF the seventy-frst
New York Volunteers In charge OF Second Lieutenant
Smith, arrived here this afternoon 10 escort the
body OF Wallace, OF that company, whose remains
were brought mere for interment. They were met
ut the depot by Company OF the Fifth Maryland,
who accompanied them TO the cemetery and assisted
At the burial The visitors return home tomorrow
evening.
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COLUMBUS, OHIO. May 20

COLUMBUS, ONO, May 20, 1871.
Among the bonds stolen from Adams Express
Company at the recent robbery In this city were the
following nun pers:- 2rs,s United states i've twen-
ties of the Issue OF July 1885, o. $50 Of the same
nation and the Issue OF May l. ls62 sos4 OF the
denomination and issue. Each Of these ls one
hundred dollar bond with coup0nA
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gEw YORK HERALD SUNDAY MAY a. l8n-QUADRUPLE SHEET

next Assembly as to the practicability ana desir-
abeness of plan by which eacn congre ;atien may.
m aauon 70 the sasry o. i.s Pas 81 III life Inc
percentage upon the salary II so arranRed ina
part OF IT shah inure TO The nenent OF the ministers
who cannot be thus provided for.
Secon0-1hai the assurances shall be so arranged
as not to be vlnated by transfers from one charge
TO another and SO as to benent the disabled as well
The families OF the deceased.
Thrd-so as 10 include the advantages OF the
mutual plan OF lie insurance, and also TO consider
II relief TO ministers and their families should not
IN ali cases be IN the form OF annuites.
cpc se e snec ~ nnr ptm
committee deem II to be VI importance Ia order to
the adoption BY our Church OF satisfactory plan for
All which is respectfully submitted to this
Gener !, Assembly,.
The report was accepted, and made the second
order for Wednesday.
To-dsy's session OF the Presby terrain General As
sembly was almost exclusively directed TO the con-
mittee on Education. The report states that
gical. 2s4 collegiate and 1853 academic stu
and the payments to April 80 SO 40 II, leaving
small balance Of s. 100 st due on the May appro-
prixtlons When these are paid nothing VIII remain
TO meet the autumn ana winter PAYMENTS which
would amount TO $780, ooo. BY the acts OF Legs-
latures OF New York aud Pennsylvania the two OLD
Boards are united and the transfer Of their property
legaized
RECOMMENDING 70 Tue Synous tue adoption OF q
standing rule ordering eacn Presbytery 10 report
what It has done fer the Board OF EIuca-
ton; directing the Board or Education TO pay
each theological student under les care $780,
each collegiate $3.50, and each academic Si20 annu-
ally: also urging the churches be more liberal In
their contributions to this cause.
determination was expressed TO bring about a
reform IN the work OF supporting ministerial pre-
partitions.
Presbyterian General Synod In Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, May 10, 1871.
AT the evening session OF tile Presbyterian synod
the Moderator stated that the subject for the next
mornings session was how to secure the
nations welfare. Tho report prepared by the
committee on the PittsDurg Presbytery was then
presented by the Secretary, REV. DIR. Mcleod. &C.
conDanying this was protest and an appeal
against tho usmisslon by tue Plttsburg Presbytery
81 the congregations Of Ebcnezer and Hermon, at
United rrcsbyte ian Church. which gave rise to pro-
traCted discussion.
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NEW YORK CITY.

The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty four hours in
parlson with the corresponding day OF last year,
Indicated by the thermometer az Hudnut's Phar.
macy, HERALD Building corner OF Ann street,
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THE PRESBYTERIANS.
Proceedings Of the General Assem-
bly, at Chicago.

IspGt Of the Committee Of Twen.y-oae-Pro-
Ioed Organization Of General Commits
don Who Shall Have Supervision Of tie
Benevolent Work Of the Church -Regu-
lations for the Home and Foreign
Wissionx-In surance on the Lives
OF Ministers OF the Church.
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SAILED

Steamships Caabra. The Queen City Of Paris. Liver
pool; Min, Bremen Wilmington Galveston via
Crescent CIV and Geo washington New Orleans Magpois
Upton, and Wyanoke, Richmond, &C L Knight GEORGE
town. DC; Fanlta, Philadelphia.
Wind nj annsnf
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Al -BARRY's SAFE HAIR DYE.

Al -BARRY'S SAFE HAIR DYE
AA'Do' saw f lons eI S1. 2p shfrS s
To PRoyFsson BARRY
Aer using my beard and whskes all the lead prspa.
sss SsS1%a AssS SAFE x HAIR
hair eoorln3 TO be found After applying II four Zines
sa see sns to
IssHhRys rRlcopHERous removes .eSrf ana dsnSrn;
two hSe: wher but ono grew before b::dss
III eS 81 s Sa being richly win
For sale q The prnopai once 81 Pearl street, New York.
John Jones Druggist. corner avenue and rhrynh
acInyrS druss's. corner Eighteenth street and
g. A. Marsh orassst ssos Third avenue Harlem NJ
G. n Kitchen. druggist corner Fulton and Washington
DOYLE MeKsachnie, drusststs 70 and s2s Newark ave-
ANNOUNCEMENT.
"TuE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES" IN LONDON
These well knoun remcdals have now reached Europe
The following received few days since at the prnc
pal olce:-
VA. xd L"spos' Apriis 1871.
So0R Inc favor paying to MY
ssS
endorsement for the same The payment Of which We hereby
s'' We remain,
Your most I %fGslaS sssv1 BEACON co.
gratifying tina. this popular movement in medicine ~
the leading physicians connected vito the Institution 10
known an practically appreciated IN the Old World.
4 BsoLuTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
free Notary faSiic aud Commissions every State
r. KING, Counsellor s,-iaw. 800 broadway.
4 BsoLuTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
publicity no chsrss uni apsec oStsne advice fes
n. HOUSE, Attorney, 1870 broadway.
RRANDRETH's PILLS,
purely vegetable, sure and always safe.
II the boay daily receives needed amour, Of nutrition,
daily c1pcs the by the sensible and In
sensible channels, health must be the consequences
when We have a cold, dip,hera; when bowel COM
pain,s whom we ars cosiive spasmodo and
bilious affections and acid stomach when we have sick
headaches. when have rheumatism tumors, they
all the reul. retention matters which should have
passed BY skin, the Kidneys bowels In fact,
every disease, from paralysis dropsy, be included.
and are all cured by which mildly there
retained worn-ou, parts Of body.
L., all persons health then begin once TO use
BRANDRETH's PILLS.
In one week Afterwards compare notes TO their cond-
lion before and AFTER In 1870 ,hry-wo thousand
dollars worth OF one stamps Blu, this great medicine
were appreciated as The the world requires shoud
have used a. many millions worth But nevertheless every
day makes great and intelligent persons are con-
vnced OF the vast sanitary Importance Of
BRANDRErHs PILLS.
W. therefore continue to hone win como when
.,er, on. Tia. finds himself sick win resort to this great
medicine Of NE and health.
Saf ~. v~~k 49,
and 10 tho vicinity, have soId
BRANDRETH's PILLS
FOR OVER rmRTysrx YEARS
B. BRANDRETH.
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street.
| THE CONGRESS AND EMPIRE SPRING WATERS OF
szraoRn the best OF al mineral waters Tor she uSe
/ Of persons VI constpated habit.
/ None genuine cold On dfaughl
Depot - Chambers stssss