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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18
HOW MR.. MURPHY "NEvER HAD ANY DEALINGS"
WITH TWEED, CONNOLLY. AND SwEENY.

uo,y MR. Ny.DpuY "NFyER HAD ANY DEALINGS"
WITH TWEED, CONNOLLY. AND SWEENY.
As a specimen of the unfriendly, not to say
hostile relations which, according TO Mr. Murphys Oft
reiterated assertion have existed between himself and
the robbers OF the Ring the suboined transcript from
the ocioI records OF the Registers Office, will possess
an interest 1t certainly is to put 1t mildly, remark
able coincidence that the business partners OF this i'm
macuate Republican real estate OPERATOR should De inc
men OF all others with whom honest men had least 10 no.
and whom he professed most to detest The Transcripts
show series Of operations extending from October 1862
TO Oct T. ls7l-the last only ten days ago
TRANSFERS REAL ESTATE
October 1859 Madison and Fourthayssi pc,ween
sxtyeighth and sIty-ninthts whole 6losH - PaFI np
n pnH%a william mn Tweed and Hugh Smith, t20OCOO
October 1921 Madison and bo1s Sc Jspes
ienox TO Thomas Murphy, Peter B. sweeny "lnan NJ
Tweed Hugh smith and c S e 81 West OF
,7sIico5 peter B. sweehy William Tweed, !, InG mas
MURPHY Hugh smith ss and Ke6 O0 b. '0nO u
siItyeShih-st north side. 100 feet west OF Fourth
aye iIoAloOS' InoS smith to Thomas c. Thompson Of
Mendham, \. J. oct 7, 1sTp, slO''ooo.
CARD FROM ANOTHER MEMBER OF THE
NIX CoMMIssIoN-WITHoUT CONIRADlCING
HIS ASSOCIATES, HE BRINGS OUT THE FACTS
THEY SUPPRESS, AND EXPOSES THE WHITE
WASHING.
II IA, Editor Of The Tribune.
SIN. 7 have read the facts In relation to the
,,r Criswold case published In the papers, and,
as member of the Dix Special Commission, think
q INV duty TO say that the statements made by Col
o,o,t "a 10 the functions Of that Commission, are
,~,ot,, true We were simply called upon 10 decide
who,hsr the hats. and caps delivered on two con-
go. n, the firm in question were equal TO the
.ua.rd .amples Col Olcott called q number Of
s.n..,shla witnesses behalf Of the Government TO
- that they were not and Mr.. Evarts on the part Of
~ An called others to prove that they WERE The tes-
timonv was very conflicting but the prepOnderAnce
1901 % he In favor of the defense, and We accordingly
80 rnnovsa TO the Secretary Of War. We were In no
80. court nor had any Of the attributes
:, military or civil tribunal. II we had
go that the articles were inferior to the
-. ouY report would have been simply taken -
s,.nt warrant for tho Department TO bring the case
go. cont IN the regular way. In the interests OF
- should add that Q repOrt which much morn
strongly e1onsrsted e contractors was arSt presented
h,t 7 Refused TO sign II, and new one wasIthen
in the form now published and signed by AL the
Wh,h,r Ns standard samples pfodSoes oeforv - had
- .Aanoed; whether ony vtnssss oA either side had
-. horned or soAsr anV iaho should kape CONT
,,d ,eer, absent, Odd not knos', o0HId MOI
tina question Of tbs haasSy n ~ Of MurDhy Grs
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BALDWINSAGBOnT seday Oct IT, 1911 the wsfh sstes Sqsss
Reone Chlrch, by the Rev 60 nen p bl1uvt Tumsn Bsh
win Of Ne~forG LesA L. Youngest daughter Of George sage
esq. Of OIsnge. N. J.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sept H. ls7 by the Rev. ssck,
William ClrkOu Kennedy Of EAsG StfOudbu 70 Mis- BhnA
Cussr daughter Of Cuarf es, ell u Monroe Co, Pa
LIZ PLOSGBON- Brpohlyu o &C. the redeues q w.
Walsh esd BY Juge VOOrhs BooEn Dr. Aug lie POsgeoa
Coqu'e And Sc7H Of Canset 10 Miss Alice DiISa bod
Haglsni No cIrdS
Bng!.sn papers please copy.
PLACE-OAKLBY-On Mondty Oct. TO- iT By Rev Dr. Newell
Robt 5. Place " Miss hary Oaker. ali Of tins ctv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18
Gucrlul Nolltes

Fourteenth Assembly District Rerubiiccnn Associ2;
Be hid Pump Building. "WEDNESDAY EVENING. tou u
'"'0'' Robert B. BOYD Pre.iasa.
seventh Assembly District Repnblirap A..ocistion:-
No. IS SiI,.yr, THIS "Wednesday EVENING Oct Is P0s
oi'H ' " GEO ". CLARKE, President
wIL1IAu TEnHusn Secretary.
Ninth Assembly District Kcpublican As.ociaaien,-
RJs s.sssr ' bas %DSsS4T EKSS 3 i *:
q ssns Delegates o. EEERLEE PdsS
sixteenth Assembly DISTRICT Republican Association,
bold pHns Iy Election on evening GenAna Hall
Polls opsa at and close at . O'Clock. .
District RsPTnlc1a
hs under Pfeh Church Stseen Broadway and hhs'
Sv TBS s x nsES' FSs w. sIsoS
Assembly DstEis, ksPsPssqRs AsISSs
iSG IS Election q Delegates TO the County. Senatorial .u1
A;sT%y c Ssss. s.i Fs s''' fro" a MAN pA
The ighteenth Ward Council Of Political Kot@rR
will meet al '0' pf WEDNESDAY Oct s.t1pm
All the friends Of Reform Invited to be pres Ct
C0mmitiec Ihe Relief Of the sufferers BY the
Chicago COnAaGratiOn.
No. 61WILLIAA ST., october ~, ls1L
Persons desrou. Of sc1bng object send their Oeutbs
tons to the Chamber No 50 Wsnst care ofdEoRda
WILSON seerstary between the hours Of ioI snA
in or to aay member Ofthe Cheeks be made pssbts
TO the order OLA A. Low, rreaiuur
OFFICERS OF THE COMMITTEES
JOHN c. GREEN Chairman, II sOuisst
GEORGE oPDYKs vOeCsnirnsn, IS Na's'u-~
A Low, Treasurer, 81 DurHns slip
FRANK z HOWE, Secretary. 50 waf-st
Best Bargains Ever offered In New-Y0r
WHITE FRENCH CHINA DINNER SETS, Isl o32 90
CoLoRRD GILT FRENCH CHINA DINNER SETS. - 90
GITT RRHN pieo
sILvERPLATBD CASTERS cut %
sLvERPLATED TEA SETS. pieces best Plate - %
sILvRRPLATED TABLE FORKS The 90
coLoRED CHAMBER SETS, IL pieces, EssI'A HAls.. SO
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
CHINESE and JAPANESE
PORCELAIN
VILE DALEY Co.
No. S31 Hreed.H.
Life Associafioa OF America
oHYICE "a BROADWAY, NETWORK.
CARDINAL PRINCIPLES:
safssy pOicyhOl Economy and energy 90
axen.pt All profits sQuAbiy divided among policy AalierA
Policies non foeng vAus gsHrsAsd By charter
representatives IN TIE oeoe Bears %
Direction WILLIAM BARNES AefAsrr
c p BrsSE, Attorney.
Pine Geld Rsr-Rln9. and Pins, s ss aysA
SsE SS an. and GE Ea Sss p. .:!
j6NYx EAR. RINGS and PINS asz Sgles-
'AnA' sSS G 1LLES al sia.cvay s.ar Ys.r.s.alA..
61IcSSs 3; e $50 !: a. " =. Sf
e: nth ~ SI :' z AT G; &c -
Fs..csss ~. z; E;:' -: !. Is. 81
asa =. "a rI.''A-' :: 1. josas 50
rIRSsGSsE5J Sss e. r: 5:f Z: 5. s;'.:: 81 ~
t'''' ''Ai sd u ~ S.S s.. e.. w.. g Eae.
s:: {, !. ss Z sea :. ',:::
s;s1 a ff ;-'.''.s'. ' X
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18

yoias deahs' with the Government considered By as
! I have suid this nuoh because thought u due to
my associates and myself TO any apprehension
That may have seemed warranted by Mr. hurpbys nrst
pforeanee upon the character Of these Scntrsct0rs
Fff a forly sSr xep To@F so1t g. i
DopD ON HAND.
To me razor Of The Tribune.
SIR: William Dodd, who made affidavit pub,
shed in The TRIBUNE says that affidavit Is true ana
morp oan get facts from him and p '" Nal, u
you want The DOdd did not sign tho amdA"'
wa simply because he did not receive notice.
Eeto- Tork, Sept. %, 1871.
ESTIMATE OF MR.. MURPHY ~ HIS BEsT FRIENDS
The news from Washington that the Committee
on Commerce have reported favOrably on Mr Murpnys
appointment will not astonish readers We stated on
too well 70 he disappointed The whole business was
arranged nearly three months ago 1880.
"Once more he delighted hts opponents and dis-
heartened his supporters. lie has made nomination
piana rat st defiance It wosld be useless to
discuss his personal fitness any further
sometimes To exclude the ordinary operation OF reason
n nS e .nS cH 90 Eca B S Of
this kind II the President is resolved to habtualIy
spurn the advice Of his Impartial supporters supporters
who have nothing to ask from han and nothing TO OK
prct-he must not he surprised II In the cad LIE hndS h
speaking Of the contest in Washington over the APP
poinment OF Collector Murphy and the probability OF
MS oOhnrnAlOn, Inc TtInes, bth July, 1870, says:
"The manner Ill which the nomination OF Mr. Murphy
10 the CoectorsLip has been discussed his friends in
that nomination called forth, and the grounds upon
which his selection has been defended. all indicate the
extent OF the Generalization which peTvades the Civil
Service aud the unworthy Influences y which it con:
Is he the best man for tho positions Is he on all points
qualified for the effective Performance OF its duties
Will the community as Whole accept him as so quail
fedf In word, will the public interest be promoted by
the confirmation of the appointment These are the
tests which ought alone decide the proPriey Of any
fipl uOIIuutuu
has been accorded to them let uS ask In the case OF
M iiIP ,,~hor cr than ever Good feeling bas vau
Ished Those who cxult loudly and with the most
substantial belong ~ the class who have algey
contributed to the defeat and the degradation Of the
parry here They tho oeChcs who have reduced 1t
from strength 20 weakness, and who, instead OF being
discarded a. AL evil 10 be allowed to fatten unO
Tested. -,
The parasites of the party are still lis masters The
President has the satisfaction OF knowing that he has
taken step which all his enemies exut over aud all his
fIiends dcpUre"
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MARRIED.

Wedding md Visiting Cards, Initial sus,'as Note PsSsa
WN kvEEOETLs sons lo fULroN OLD DUrGa CHURca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18

Long Winter Evenings! go BILLIARD TAsLsi FsH 40
Caos aud BALI Ruh'y"r Cushions D,gsm tree
AEnOr d NICBOLLS IS Lbery-sI HeU-KoRA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18

Headquarters for single WsIthan Watches,
fUiLKR Co. % Bond, 81. EeW.Yotk-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18
WERE THE SAMPLE HATS CHANGEDf
why TIE TESTIMONY IN AFFIDAYITs BEFORE
OLCOIT DIFFERED FROM THAT OF SAME WIZ

WERE THE SAMPBE HAD CHANUbDi
why THE TESTIMONY IN AFFIDAyTTs BEFORE
OLCOIT DIFFERED FROM THAT OF SAME VIII
NESS BEFORE COMMISSION.
Mr.. William Dodd whose unsigned affidavit
explaining how the shoddy hats which Collector Murphy
furnished 70 the Potomac Army were made was found
subsequent to the publication in THE TRIBUNE engaged
as u hat manufacturers in Newark. ew-Jersey. He vol
unteered the explanation, on seeing his affidavit in THE
TRIBUNE that the difference between his testimony be-
fore Col OCot and that before the Dix Commission was
caused by the fact that the bats which no called
upon 60 examine as an expert had been changed. He
said " q representative OF The TRIBUNE, and It was 80
published that the Government standard hat shown him
before the Commission inferior tO that show him
Ivy Col Ocott while the Murphy hat shown him by the
Dix Commission superior 10 that shown him before
Col Oloott His testimony expert was, therefore,
less damaging the shOddy contractor when before the
Dix Committee than when before Col OlcOtt We have
since learned through the representative that Mr.
Dodd not only maintains this position but declares that
he called the attention Of the Dix Committee to the
change Of hats which had been made, and was senGed
by tho remark, from whom he does not name,
that that was OF his business, he was only called
upou TO estimate between two samples OF hats. Mr..
Dodd is man Of large and ample responsibility
doing business in Newark
COLLECTOR MURPHY's REsIGNATIoN
Collector Murphy, upon being questioned
Yesterday by TRIBUNE reporter to the foundation Tor
the publication Boston, Baltimore, and Philadelphia
Journals OF the alleged placing Of his resignation in the
hands of President Grant, replied, curly and coldy
have nothing to say that subject"
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bishop g. Rein,
yEWRIHks AND SiLYERsHfTHs,
Under PiNh. AHenue Hotel
IL Works % Perfection.

NJ. wn.lows SosrHSo SYRUP for ehIiroa soe'hsE psrS
har
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18
DIED.

An Noti,es Of Marriages must BE- Endorsed T1h n.H
name aud GLITess
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-11-02
Notice OF Z in0l KcDOrf.

To all whom 1t may concern:
NOTICE Is hereby given that there Is now
~ on file in the office of the Clerk of the
Circuit Court of the State of Iowa, within and
for Cedar county the final report Of A. X. Mil
Ter. executor OF the last will and testament of
Larina Barclay, deceased. showing full settle
ment of said estate. and ask ing to be discharg-
ed as such executor. ana that the 23d day Of
October, a. ID. 1871, being the first day of the
next term OF said Court is SGT for the final
hearing thereon. At which time said execu-
tor Will be discharged from all fur; iar duty or
liability ms such. II no sufficient objection be
then made.
VIM. ELLIOTT, Clerk.
WOLF & LANDT, Att'ys. 2w4O
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CHARLES VI. EVANS.
Proprietor.
Formerly,
G. NJ. JACKSON & Co.
These Remedies are for Sale by
Druggists, Storekeepers, and
Medicine Dealers everywhere.
0riCinal NOfirct

against Iowa, December Term.
Ii. w. Ford. 1871.
10 b. w. Ford, Defendant:
You are hereby notified that there Is now on
file in the office of the Clerk Of the District
Court, in and for the county of Cedar, In the
state of Iowa, petition Of Kate NJ. Ford,
Plaintiff, claiming OF you divorce from the
bonds OF ,natrmony heretofore existing be-
tween you and plaintiff on the ground Of your
becoming, since your marriage, addicted 10
habitual drunkenness and such inhuman
treatment rs to endanger the life Of your said
wife
Now unless you appear to said petition and
defend thereto at or before noon OF the second
day of the next term Of said Court, to be begun
and held at Upton, In said county. on the 4th
day OF December, 1871, default will be enter
ee against you, and Judgment rendered and
decree entered thereon in accordance with the
prayer of said petition. for
4Dwt WOLF IL LANDT, Att'ys PIT
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Chestnut st be-, 9th and 9TH, So. Louis, Mo.
Chartered By the State to aaord safe efcen and scion
tihc treatasnto OF disease Office, By mail express
Enjoyins the best medical skill using purest drugs in
Concentrates form and vodinR poisons der
cines favores We Manufacture medicine for a! Chron;
Diseases body Symtonis enclose
and We will send trea tent with Instructions
the skin Of the metropolis brought within
Some cases require proioured treatment
correspond and change the ms define requrls
eG"K OF HtR REMEDIES.
DiarrhHa Pills 5Octs. Constipation Pills
III 90, these PRS are aIushe rcrson Of constra
habit Fever and Ague Pills 8 30. Liver Pills
81 90, these ACT directly the liver Ncurulsin Pills
90. relief In 30 min and cure IN day Eor:c
Pills 81 90, for Nervous Exhaustion Py~iral Debility,
Loss Of tone Loss ofappette etc. Blood Pills na
boxes for s. are rurei vegetable long
enough TO cure sny blood faint Bnchu Fills ST., fer
kidney bladder and urinary dicuttics: this drn has
world vide Rputation for hundred years pnp. and
Frcckle Cure 81 the most effective known 10 thepro
fssien Til" Cure ST. Pills for oil forms Of Female
eases from 25cs to s. 10 box Also fluid preparations
Of all kinds At reasonable priecs scui stamps fer
Catalogue Sold by drnggsts you cont lind them
direct to u. address, confidently Dr. NJ. D. Bond.
insslds country Ply sicans Druggists, can ordc-
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Medical appliance through
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OrlXiIlNl Notice.

Matilda Brink, Plaintiff District Court of Ce-
against dar county, Iowa
Jehicl Brink Defendant. Dec. Term, 1871
TO Jehiel Brink, Defendant:
NOU are hereby notified that there will be
l on or before November !st, 1871, on file In
the Office of the Clerk of the District Court in
and for the county OF Cedar, in the State OF
Iowa, n petition OF Matilda Brink, plaintiff
claiming of you a divorce from the bonds OF
marriage now existing between you and the
plaintiff.
Now unless you appear to said petition and
defend thereto ut OF before noon of the second
day ofthe next term of said Court, to be begun
day OF December, 1871, a default will be
entered against you. and judgment rendered
thereon in accordance with the prayer of said
petition. NJ. MCLAUGHLIN, Pits Atty.
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Bitter without Aleohe or Spirits Of any kind.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC

W as compounded for those not inclined to extreme
biters and II intended for use in when al
coholic stimuiant IS required in connection with the
Tonic properties of the Btters; Each bottle of the
Tonic contains one bottle of the Bitters combined
with pure SANTA CRUz Rum, and favored in such
manner that extreme bitterness of the BtterS is
come, forming a preparation highly agreeable and
pleasant TO the palate, and containing the medicinal
virtues OF the BterS The price of the Tonic is $50
must take into consideration that the stimulant used
Is guaranteed to be of pure quality. poor article
could be furnished at cheaper price but is not bet
ter to pay a little more and have good article" A
medicinal y eparation should contain none but the
best ingredients. and they who expect t" Obtain "A
cheap compound will most certainly be cheated.
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Dr.. Eoohand's Greek Oil.

Lighting T"re for all Hints IT Pdj~$
ud icLcs.
APPLIED ExTEHSALLY-It viii care All X ntS oi
Palms ana A"hr~ such Rnpunata III ,rl,.uragia.
lootharh". thibalnS. Sprains Bruises, Frutt Bites
Headaches Pains in the Back EDin~ Pains ~ the
joints or Limbs StinsS OF Insects Riugsorm~. etc.
TAKEN TsRSALLY-It Will cure Kidney Com
plants, Back aChes, Sick Headtcle Collie DvSentpry
Darrhu.a, Cholera Iuilntun. Cholera Morbll4
tramI.S and Pains IN tine stomach. Fever and Aguc.
C0u, rs, Colds, \ thmn, ric.
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feed colts upon the heaviest gains if
mixed with two or three times their
bulk IN cut hay or other fodder. The
dan, or consists of feeding these alone.
When the fine particles Of meal are sep
arated by the coarser woody fibre, meal
is prevented from compacting in the
stomach and thus become impcnetrable
to the solvent powers Of the gastric
Juice. This matter is of the highest i'm
portance to the stock raiser, a. many OF
by the effect of graiu-inducing fever,
ring bones, contracted feet, SPAWN and
other bemishes.
Under the best system of feeding,
wears instead Of five or six-and with
proper training brought into service so
much the earlier. Animals intended
for slaughter do not require so much ex
ercise, but all n eed pure air, and there
fore good vent ilation in the stable-a!l
require coarse mingled with concen
trated food. The pig is no exception to
this rule Corn meal should not be fed
to pigs without admixture with roots,
clover, cut hay, or some other 'ievisor.
If short cut clover hay is SO used in
winter, it thould be cooked with the
meal, or at least softened by soaking
some hours. Only a small quantity of
coarse food is required for the hog, but
this is imperalively required if the
health is to be preserved.
This latter branch of our subject re-
aures so many illustrations and appil
cations to different animals that one
article does not afford room for its dis
cussi on. -Bu6alo Lire Stock JonrnoI +
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Vinegar Eiiters are not vile Fancy Drink.
Made Of Poor Rum, Whisitey, Proof Spirit
and Refuse Liquors.. doctored, spced and swcCi-
.ned please the taste, called Tonics' Appctizrrs
Restorers, &c, that lead the .:7pler 20 drunk,
and ruin but true Medicine made from the
Native Roots and Herbs of California. free from all
Alcoholic Stimnlnnts. They are tho GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER and 4 LIFE GIVING,
PRINCIPLE, perfect Rcnovator and 1nviSoIata~
ct the System, carrying off all poisonous matter ,nt
restoring the blood to healthy condition. No peraoa
take these Btters according to directors and
main long uuwell. provided their bones not drs-
troyed by mineral poison other means and tie vital
organs wasted beyond the point Of repair
They are n Gentle Purgatiye rs well esr
Tonic. possessing also the peculiar merit Sact!E
powerful agent in relieving Congestion InaIntn-
ton of the Liver. and all the visceral Organs,
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS. whether IN
young old married or single at the dawn Of
hood at the turn Of life these Tonic Dtters have
equal.
For Intiammn tory or Chronic Rhcumnti.n,
and Govt. Dyspepsia or Iudigcs,ion. Ei!-
ious. Rcmittcnt aud Intermittent Fcvcr-.
Diseases of the Blood. Liver. Kidneys
BLADDER, these Biters have been most snce~s<N''.
Such Diseases caused ~ Initiated .sloUd.
wh2h is generally produced by arrangement Of ~"
Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA or ISDIGE-TEGN, Hea'-
ache Pain the Shoulders, Coughs. Tshtncss C IT,,
Chest Dizziness Sour Eruc,ations Of the Stomach BAL
Taste in the Mouth, Bilious Attack palptaon Of thp
Heart Inflammation of the Lnnr., Pain in the rHrion
Of the Kidneys AMI hundred other painful symptoms,
are the o'snrnes Of Dyspepsia.
They uvisorate the Stomach and srnula III" torpid
Liver and Bowels which render them Of uueqnal!el
efficacy in cleansing hc blood Of all impurities and l-
parting new life and ,jEor 10 the whole system.
FOR SKIN Dl-Et~T~, E-i"'oa>. Tr.;e-.
Salt Rheurn Bptchrs Srs.s, Pia5',z pu-tY,es H'i'a
Carhunc.es, R.nr-Norus S~a.i Hsa'. So~a Eye
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writes: This is to certify that I was n fliictrd
with rheumatism for about tour mpntilS, Il
part OF the :ime 80 bad as TO require Tive use oi
crutches. | tried physicians and their pre-
scriptiona for rubbing, without being hcnrfit-
ted in the least far az could Nt Bltf vat Their
grew worse. At length was r"couln-iltirH to
try your JnhnSons Rheumatic ,uruputn,
ami concluded to DO 80: must confess with
very little hope of rriirf. hut lm p,rnsc,! to
say that fot relieved afic rta!;Iug 4 few .,~ts
and now at r using six bottles. / am entirely
cured.
cons slider your Rheumatic Cnrrpnu,d most
valuable medicine, and recommend it Ia all
my freads, 'vho aftlirt Cd a. was AMI 1t IL
with the hope that others seeing tA.- lnav he
induced to try it, that freely give this. nay
certificate. Respectfully yours,
ELISHA : iil-HTAItp.
iidletown Conn Aug a. $50
O. 900 PENkT 4 u t.
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n. B:-We caution the public from purchasing
cheap Piano which has recently been put In the mark
ct, bearing the name "Arion." All genuine Arion
Pianos bear the name Patent Arion," and can only
he purchased from our New York Warerooms, or our
authorized Agents throughout the United States.
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DR.. Wells Extract of ,yurubeba
A RARE CHANGE
for AGENTS

FST SNoNIVI0s
Agents. we viii pay you SO per week in Cash
lfNou viii engage with us at once. Everything
furntsiie! and expenses paid. Address
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