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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-07
NEW-JERSEY.

Jrr~Iy ClrY.-The Beard 81 Finance and
T,aou authorized the Committee ,n saturday TO boT-
row nom the rs the money needed 10 pay cnIeut cA-
uen>t Emancipation 81 taxes, ana requested the Mayor
aud City Clerk sign the necessary bonds, which viii
be made PAYABLE Dee 20...Tlo property owners on
the UIg1ts, have appointed committees take action
against he Board oi Pubic Work. IN tie proposed EW-
ine "f -tuyvcaInt, Dckalp highland, CiemNoCd f,-I,
mount duncan. JewCtt, Linden, Belmont Bentley, and
& pf bet cecn n, rgen and Wo,t siIc.aves nom
To 20 feet. AIett0n asking for IN alteration in the
uauswill BE- circulated and presented 10 the Board
The outdoor serygesat IIamonqqare were conou' t,d
iy The TSv W r. Ashford The Rev George Lewis will
nms Rc P9sSe OF a@G sI ES1r CSSgIssi %
passing counterfeit money, was Delivered u tue T. ;.
Commissioner Satrrday. Mary Highland was com
mitcd for perjury Thomas Il. Cave has absccnded
from No. IS HudsOust taking with lin the wearing p-
pare Of three felow-bodrleIa Il is supposed tnat lie
has sailed for Europe.
NcwARK-Two eases Of smallpox were reported on
saturday . Margaret McGolrn has been arrested and
fined for selling liquor without Incense Inc Rev Geo.
r. Horn hos been invited to take char the new Bap
ti,t Church in Rosevle; Michael Mooney, age 70 81
Saturday morning Owing 10 SUSPICIOUS circumstance
an inquest has been ordered. TIE Rev. o. II Tiffany
tcunia Jacob Hansrg arrested yesterday Tor as
sIu on Frank smith. Charles Appiedour, clerk, was
also arrested lOr 81 aug gold watch from boaTdr at
Edward RchbegeFs in Hamilton Ter Burke OF
East Newark qiarced with John Ryan on Rver-st last
evening and was struck IN the lace WIN hea'S unoei'
ana severely injured.
PArERsoS.-A new timetable viii take effect on the
Midland Railway to-day. Two trains viii run through
To emylle daily A spire 200 feet HIGH will be erected
the larketst NJ T. Church j. Clarke contractor
the Midland Railway, was committed SATURDAY i"i
swndling The body OF David Carr. formerly lore
in the Dani0rth Locomotive Works, was tonnu near
the Little Tails Road snort distance above tIt cil
under circumstances which led the CUroners luiS 10
render verdict OF wlful suicide He had been IN Soot
circumstances, but disabled 10y stroke OI pafsS Ns
about four years ago.
HoBOkES.-1hc body of the man found in the Hacker
sack River was Identified on Saturday rs william Mt-
Conihe formerly OF No. H. Fuitonst- New-hoik ne
had been missing nearly two weeks ana is suPle' 70
have committed suicide because of rejected oHti VI
marriage No inquest was held Anton Seibel was cohi-
mtcd Saturday tor attempting 10 cut his wiie 'nro
GUTTESPfRG.-A warrant has been issu.d %, we az
ing her dow stairs
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DEATH OF A soMS AMBuLIsT.

Cat9arine Geppert, German sirI' age ~, Il
servant in the family OF Ephraim Janr OF No. 50 East
broadway, fell early yesterday from window IA her
room, In the attic, the pavement, and VAS killed. she
has long IN the habit of walking an her sleep, and
would often about the house unul awakened
condsted her bN one the inmates. Il II con
jecturcd that She walked cat OF the open window AZ M
Of sUmnainDulism
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A DfuNKABD ATTEMPTS To KILL HIS WIFE AND
AN OFFICER.

VIM. Steers of No. "a West ilouston-st.,
while intoxicated, yesterday beat his wife, kicked over
the aud smashed the furniture lie then caught up
table knife and threatened 10 Kill his vile. patroiman
MAKER Of the Eighth Precinct called in and tried 10
arrest HIM steers wrenched the club from him and
struck him on the head With IL. lie also bit the officers
thumb He finally 5ccured taken before Justice
AnLI
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rim AUcnle Hotel-Sr Francis Hinclts Of
C,na,ia and the Rev. j. Tottenham Of Eu2l@ld -
0iissu kfouse-Cen a. p HOyeY, late United Gtato5
Minister 10 Peru. = Ho0ioaj. H0uce-Gen W. I. Col
Ins Of Washington. == GJohd CeatraL Hot.l-Judge
W IT, Tough Of Louisiana and Gen. Horace Bought0n
Of Texas. 49, AstOr H0psc--TAe Hon. ~. II. stark
weather NJ. C., of Connecticut - BreUooL iio,lsc-
II y porgon OF Albany. 49, 81. NichOid8 HOtet-N, q.
PARKER state Treasurer of South Carolina; Cen III. J.
Robinson of BnghantOn, Springer Har5ough Of PITTS
burgi, aud Col g. H. Pickett, U. b. A.
DEPhE TURKS.
X Won eclldzcr, tho North German Minister, Connt
arco and Baron Aivenscbcn Of The North German Iega
ION Icft Inc city Tor Newport Hatugday Senator
loU!l Of Vermont lot tho city tor lis home 90 Saturday
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UIDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

NrwprRGH-NclSon Barton drew 500 on
FRIDAY from. bank aud was roLnsG % tLe money I'm tc
evening by an unknown assaiani, WHO knocked him
ru-c,.s while he was going to M rI 10 look after q
horse train 81 empty cf the rack ~ tl'c
Nc7~Yc-k and NewbuIph Railroad aiiholnLtHrlic, on
Saturday bIdkomlJ ~ Fort JCrVir, Dad tltg hIus,n
In taie, places. aid Viii y an1hly d..
Euur PLAI>~.-rhc three s. boo Commissioners n
WESTMINSTER COUNTY Mc.sra. Guiey. smith, and Barrett
ll smarN i,oIS GlnOru buGt and Lcegett, IN accord
ure Vi. resolution adopted bv te Board oi super
IONS ,,i meet at the Cuugf House to-nuION o.
H. ,pd ~. FOR Tho STATE scholarship D. Cornell Uni
Nv!-Itv.
.frLrOsT.--A new treCl.inc company. known n.
II ctvoud Engine Company. 30. s. Las b,"n orsault -
with Jaue- {. COrbcti. foreman.
rl..,oar -T. Pos. OGe. at tn.. place. moro anil
i.., ..,.l.- l.r'> Corner, hts ,s.l Discontinued.
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MAN. not GOD, TO BLAME.

At the Plymouth Baptist Church, last even
ing the Rev. Isaac Wesoot the pastor, preached upon
the subject Of the westcd DISASTER taking ~ his text
There is but step between mo and death"-I samel,
After speaking OF the necessity Of preparing for
death and giving graphic description OF the scenes oe-
casoc1 y The expl0 ion, the preacher commended tt
tbe rov nee Of God had nothing whatever 90 do win
II: nor has IT, said d., quythng whatever To 10 with ra-
roid accidents. God forbid that should cxc4lp,'o
rr uro.d mon I'm that way The ~ the explosion
fbat hurled so many into eternity either dclecyo
boiler or defective engineer; and tho travelling pubic
will uovor he even comparatively safe until some means
are devil. ed 10 compel steamboat and railroad corpora
tions to e sound machinery, and employ capable men
as engineers
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THE ,yrsTTIrID EXPLOSION PREDICTED.
T'-.. TNs N0iflqt 60zsttC


The whole country has been shocked 10y the
fearful catastrophe which occurred ON sunday 1s-ffr
c,nospn O. the boiler OF the steam fcirYh0at Wesincid
rlv,no an that day az an excursion boat between now
Work and staten lsand-by which nearly 100 were uucd
aud $50 wounded. " Is not our province nc the present
writing IN put the blame upon any ono individual let we
might prejudice the minds Of iurymrn or others who may
h. connected with the Official Investigations 0i thc
cauecs Of The disaster. We have taken more iln oI0Iy
pgns to get unbiased opinions from many OF oni IrhhH
aud practical engineers and mechanics, ana we tInh No
are enabled 20 present facts to-day Which ci-ot 10 con
troyrrtrd, and which worthy OF attention ny at
steam users n cannot hc denied by all Nto have ~ 90
with steam boilers that tie present system oi govern
mental boiler inspection - mlserlNt '.N'ei anu ~
vurtry of ~ as an intelligent country and people. u
IL mere hos a. and, as performed. adds no more 20 the
safety Of life property than II 1t had NOT "ccuifcu
Tho L. s. In. peCtOrS certificates, huhE IN Sl"itt
frames tlp saloons of steamers ere usn"N p'lnb
aud written fal.ehOOd and Of the most crtWina KIND
They have been. in many instances paid for either IA
money promise OF political reward, aud arc NaiHeu
by stpamhOatucn for what they cost or tht privileges
accorded to them. We produce those whose pract
cal and theoretical knowledge OF this matter cannot be
questioned, who Will testify that the condition OF
boilers LOari OF vessels allowed 10 20
from this port with passengers have been pot'-
lively dangerous. and that while one HEpcctof "onl
grant certificates, another one was iunu VINO WDd'
have brought before bin gentleman who refused 10
Grant certificate the boiler Of the NcetInld nor Two
years ago. goiNeUnn irlO tJ'd JacDb n. IdHdrb"tD
he did H0t obtain Il competent supcTthtc4rH SD"c Tt
as these all the investigation of this terrible occur
renee, IL - 10 be hoped the examination beorothe Loo
neT's Jury will be full unbiased and searching, ana NAV
the windy befOgcing experts O. who have heretofore
been brought before inries VIII ne excluded ana li'
men az aud practical KNOWLEDGE may gee heard III
steid and when the guilty parties are a. i'd thtn
let them hc punished according TO tul tu,fIig az ire
crime they have committed.
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tbcse sufferers Let raise fund for the widow and
,bc ornnan Don't l1t M sneak VI Ulom harshy. Don't
ct ma think of hcm rs suf ring from Gods Judgment
Tor thcr acrpgc hut Indication nom IIlm TO inc
world that Ills laws cannot he disrcmrd'd.
AT the close Of the service the baskets were passed.
and a most I ri contributed by fbo congrcga-
ton,
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HOME NE WIS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

RENARKs.-Aug O. 1s70-Therm0metcr M q
D. M 8Go; II y. IN, 500. Aug. 6, ITO, go, sGo.
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LONG Island

M.RRICK.-The annual camp -IncG "AE g. ..c
East Ncw-Yors VI +. Conference VIII pegn 10 morrow,
ana continue ten di!s.
orsFEs-A man. arc about a. was 'o..a5 itsop tl, ~
tnS I,upstead turnpike noaT ihc residence az g. v
,nr on SatnrdDy lie had evident. t,,T t,a,.A 5'.0
Ioi acd, hls head JciDg tci to'" Clt
FAY EIDG,-Thc cornCr-9'auC of tn' A'h'r.un was
lqi.t o SATURDAY.. Tic cscrc- secluded .n'''s 'r'lA
cor, T. HUpr, john MiiSu". ~" BOZ - ". w. '"'i'
au, .l., E.F. .ui,i. a. a. iiHH"...
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roVinS sero's hy've AZ Csn0r- Broot,b Nov, ,,, "a
tomI'"y destroyed BY le gale Friday glL Los, 200
The body OF man found on Saturday in TIA
Fag hTer' 't Of Lrst horllgn He forr i,.s.,
Ugh Grtseed 10 Eh 20 lsa or uar' lions and ia 49,
ais baRskcicLcf around his gar both Landed ,eL
George Rcuncman, n German maohinist age 70
committed ucte On f-.uiY iy I'D r IN he To-
T'nt IN the ~ No 10 FOryis
ntsnpere ana several occasions 10 end 10
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ROOKLfk

TIE Episcopal Dcnomlnauon N th' Long
Island Diocese consists oI 42s7 families 100, 'o'""'-
ic,ts ana "A ms teachers and sebol s. ga, ,ortlu-
lions last ycaI we're s.o',tao -
The East River bridge tower has atto'aed an
elevation O. SO feet above high water and tho "' is 'd
v,,cite a tho rate q four fcet week III NH-l"ih
,.t--a. n, y. l. lowed into position 't-.
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL-the worlds great
remedy for Colds Con. n, ami Consumption
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AN IMPORTANT ORDER.

OFFICE OF l. 3. surrRyIsHG ISsrLcTOKOF sIEAAI
NEssELe, SECOND DISTRICT. )
Iessrs. BOOIE and MATTHEWS.
GENTLE8rN: You will hereby grant no certificate OF
iusppcOn passenger steamer unless she has U on
mercury gauee properly attached 10 each boiler l"u
viii also visit al steamers inspected. and sec that
t,p, comply with this order without fail Yours, &r.,
ADDISON Low,
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FURTHER EVIDENCE OF OFFICIAL RFCKLEssNESs
The following letter is a copy of the origin
al now on lle in the Custom House;

OFFICE oPT aR L. g. Loon INSPECTORS cP SrFtvFrs,l
No. - PiNK SIyEsT NEW YORK, sept $3.50,
Application having been made (rcstcr ) 20 inspect the am
ship Santiago Cuba, proceeded 10 her and found The hn
1re and equipments vessel good order and n compliance
Win be law The ,ery bling extensively repaired bot not
frshol me aect them DC hSdrostc pressure as required Dy
law r Mathews Coc Inspector OF BHe) has cut,OIy
npstaa Of th and iors tlrT n BIS oliHDn) well
rrt IS Of tinc p-eyes om testing them oitf
its r, r cert e inspection e male, especially
.t 81 Do soac 10 c1r the ,Oynrr tt- examination. -
BE- conn g 81 90 Der next h. port fe,ie gully yours,
JOHN NJ NEENS,
H. MtTTWFWS.
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DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RNGs, new and bean
tfi Gcsgns reliable Watches choice Jsy ord slvssrs a.
SsUsEs. VI fa'toas. heN-io-s. ,nsn.-ds lssarrg
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NEyV-YppV CITY

RT,,r;. Do,,Ly al
hhSl' Ih 'i'' MoII'' o." 80 " - ~
Two brilliant. Wetpois were HtH az ~ r. III
vcs,erl,v
uhc e,yodisb eipciuc Socipty held q pic mic
4, o,,,,,o,,o p,rL s.turo,v cycniug
~ 80 " -, - - D,,,1,.,, bo
IherG are clghJ ho''IS VIZ Di'''"'' "
tween Tventy-thirdst' ana t'nr''et''' ,-.-o..
husketoes are beginning 10 make ihoh GUM
mo- excursions % tis city iIOm tioif jersey rcucas'
~, ,,,,,e,.l.ro .,,lv vastpY,lav was filled
'"' "'N'''p -. g. -, o.. ,f i,o
with smoke, prObaDiy cause" ny IoiIc'o i''S 0' " ~
Guy, ,-.-..,, p,iot.rs hold q
me Imam '! ~" ,tat, % f,,,o
G'g.1.ns w no T M Isnr ma Agsocaton
-. IL r, oH roorri,0es 1f2.
N'icot9 i'HV "cNH' i'''-
births 7; deaths, G23 violations OF eng odh'bs' 40
.,s from 11o licenses $500 - LOSE ~ nIos, SC,4
insurance, s52Z.tO
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Go To B. g. SQUIRE, l4 FultOn-st., up stairs.
for Wa'ies iewer ,o'd s'i'eswami be sells IA.
irou sac frst hands, i-ereiors you
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".
bcgu thus hurrcdy examined and permitted 10 clear,
another inspector had refused 20 grant her certificate,
ON account Of her untness for voyage. She carried
large number of passengers.
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tAhhouneementsl
BCRNETT's CoCoAISE-The best Hair-dressinr

USING, rs well as making ard selling. AN n.
frngruc1 GUon ny BGfArALlRS TRLDs yo,sn n
aa r ~ treated lc ~ deceived b The rproyessn
There Improvement tad tbgt Grct tnafon al m
work pat o. IN cheap IlaHnr % posbe u Arm
rrsc cal c1tor Years and hle Wiers Ia, u,
cibu any hIlo,cua Ut rrsecl U tlgs sh,n M
active e. J. lOtHKs, 20. Il
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Tribute Of Respect
TO THE MEMORY OF
GEyn ~ GHsAN. &r

1BrO. tHE1V. N. N'1azE
At REGULAR communication of Geo. II.
Graz Todya. L. d.. held a. Masonic Hall. in
tbe foT-n n Morton. the Worsbipful Master
infornr1 the Lodge that It was his sad duty
To make known that orr worthy and vener-
ale Bother. GKo. II. GRAY, SI.-, q. T. OF g..
Il. OF Mississippi. and tor whom our Lodge
Was named. departed this life at Clinton, on
~ 11thinst
- v-hicb the folIoyvfu0 Preamble and
peaaIufinns we're unanimously adopted:
NvHrR-. ~ has pleased the supreme
J., al
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TTNO the unknown heirs at law of D. e. Hogan
L deceased, and all other persons claiming
or having an interest, either legal or equitable
in the lands hereinafter described at the time
the lands were sold for taxes, and all other
such persons as may be in any way Interested
therein You are hereby notified that on the
u Monday of April A. D., 1867, there was
struck of and sold to the Treasurer OF the
Board of Levee Commissioners for the Coun-
ties of Bolivar, Washington, and lssaquena
by the Collector Of the Levee Tax for the taxes
due said Board, he following described tract
Of land situated in the county of Sunhower,
said tract Of land being situated in the said
county OF Bolivar at the date of said saIe.)
to-wit:
The south Il. If OF section seven, township
twenty, range Fl o. containing 81 acres more
or less, and "a de 4 made and executed there
for from said Collector 10 said Treasurer, and
the prescribed time having expired without
the same having been redee' a, and the lands
remaining unredeemod j the undersigned.
William Counts and francis J. Graham, haV-
inc purchased the same from said Treasurer,
ana received their deed therefor dated the lst
of May A. u. ISL and having filed their bill
Ina the Chancery Court of SunhOwer county,
Mississippi, praying that their title TO said
land may be confirmed, and that the same Will
he conf med unless you be and appear at the
Court House Of said county, at Johnsonvllle
on the first Monday of December, A. d. 1871
he same being the 4th day of said month, and
show sufficient cause against said title and
the confirmation thereof.
WILLIAM COUNTS.
FRANCIS J. GRAHAM
s McNElLY. Solicitor for Complainant
scpt2Sw3Ud
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Templar~, Esessd ThiS and Profit
EbN IL.

The following extract D. from the address
of X. En-. Sir KuiGh Charles Mcclellan,
Grand Commander Of the Grand COnclave
of Maine. II can be rra0 with prott:
There has been "a motive power that since
our creation has been steadily carry ing us
on, until we have reason TO believe our sum
nit is nearly reached. Beyond the summit
lies the descent, and although 10 the present
time Our institution alone l~ the survivor OF
all the numerous limitations, fear for the
period when the summit shall have been
reached and the next step shall be on the
decline, and declines are seldom otherwise
than rapid. For these aud either reasons of
a like nature at the risk OF being consider
ed of the tory orGcT-I counsel to YOU great
er care i'm yuGr election, greater exclusive
ness, and stronger desire that you may
have better place i'm the opinion of men
than merely a. an object e show and form.
Time was when Icmplar excited a feel
ing of respect ana even mysterious awe
now he hardly has place, save Is an object
of parade and glitter; and a. ne steps from
the y, + corner of the foare directly into
the plumed hat and regalia. the traditonary
weight Of the title has long since passed
away. Many OF those / see around me are
older in years and far more advanced in
Masonic knowledge than he who addresses
you. and it'll becomes me to utterseutiments
which may clash with their own i'm this re-
spcCt; YET / viii beg for your attention to
the fear chat leNprcss, that we are so thrust
ing ourselves among the ordinary things
and events of the world, that we shall as an
exclusive body, soon lose our station. and
pass away among the other mutable things
of this world.
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COT~EON PRESSES AND MORSE
POWERS.

s McNEILY, Solicitor for Complainant
sept2Sw3Ud
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MISSESSiPPT COLLEGE.
UNIvEHsTTH OF LOUISIANA
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
New Orleans.


A. II. CESAs, NJ. d., Emeritus Professor OF
Obstetrics.
JAMES JONES, NJ. D., Professor of Obstet-
ries.
WARREN STONE, VI. D., Professor of Sur
gerry.
T. G. RICHARDSON. NJ D., Professor Of
Anatomy.
SAMUEL NJ. BEMIss, NJ. D., Professor Of
Medicine.
STANFORD E. CHAILLE, NJ D., Professor of
Physiology.
FRANK HAwTHoRSE, NJ. D., Professor of Ma
terra Medica.
JOSEPH JoNEs. NJ. D.. 0ate of the Univer-
c. ]. BICKHAN, NJ. D., Demonstrator of
Anatomy.
The annual course of instruction in this de-
partment will commence on MONDAY, the
18th of November, 1871. and terminate on the
second Saturday of March, 1872 Preliminary
lectures on Clinical Medicine and Surgery
will be delivered in the amph theatre of the
Charity Hospital, beginning on the 18th of
October, without any charge to students. The
Anatomical rooms will be opened at the same
time.
The members of the Faculty are Visiting
Physicians and Surgeons 10 the Charity Hos
pital, and give instruction daily at the bed
side of the sick The practical advantages
thus offered TO students are unriYalled.
For all the Lectures, $40. Naturalization So;
Practical Anatomy So Graduation, $50
Payment required in advance.
For further Information, address
T. G. RICHARDSON, NJ D., Dean.
aug4swAw3m- g.
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w.--,r PTspri..sr. R. H. NeDesILp c. Drarrs"
MILLIONS Bear Testimony TO thcIr
wonderful Curative Effects.
They are not n vile Fancy Drink, Aace OF POOR
Rum, whisky, Proof Spirits ana heiase
Iiauors doctored spiced and sweetened TO please me
t..ts called Tones - ppetzers, IeStorers &c.
that lead the tspler to drunkenness and r nt are
atue Medicine from the native Roots and tiero'
Of California. free from all AleohoIe Silmn-
I.nts They are tho GREAT BLOOD PURl-
FIER and A LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE,
nperfoct Renovator and lnVgorstor OF The system.
carving ali poisonous matter and restoring lhebi"ou
70 healthy condition. No person can take these BIT
ter. according directions and remain long unTell
,ro,r,ied their bones are destroyed By mineral
poison or other means and the vital organs wasted
tovond the point CT reuair.
They are Gentle ParKnTive ms well IA "A
Toric possessing Sl.o. the peculisr merit Of acting
as powerful agent in relieving Congestion OF InhAm-
nation Of tic Liver. and all the ViscerAl Organs
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, in young or
old married single, NJ the dawn OF "oHanhood or AZ
The turn Of life these Tonic Bitt-rs have no equal
For Imnammaiory and Chronic RheHma-
tIsm and GOHt, Dyspepsia or Indigestion
Buious. RemIitIent and Intermittent Fee
Vers. Diseascs of the Blood, Liver, Hid
neyA n nd Bis oder, those Bitters have been most
suecsssful. Such Discs are caused by Initiated
BLOOD, which is generally produced by arrangement
Of the Digestive ORGANS.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION. Head
ache Pain in the Shoulders. CouE- Tishtness OF the
Chest Dizziness, Sour Eructations Of the Stomach
Bad in the Mouth Bilious Attacks Papitation OF
the Heart Inflammation OF the Lungs. Pain in the
gions the Kidneys hundred other painful symp-
toms. are Tho oasprinEs Of Dyspepsia
They invgorate the Stomach and stimulate the torpid
Liver and Bowes which render them Of unequAlled
efficacy the blood Of all impurities, and i'm
parting life and vIEor to the whole system
FOR SKIN DISEA SES, EruPSions. letter, Salt
Rheum, Botches. Spots Pimpss, PustaIss, Bois, Car
buness, Ring Worms seald Had, sore EyE Erysipe
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OPHELIA ABRAHAM,
VS..
TUOS. j. ABRAHAM.

At Rules in The Cbancery Court Of Hiads
coanty, Mississippi, September Is, 1871, lSt
District.
/ t appearing by the oath of the Complainant
i that the Defendant is a nonresident Of the
State Of Mississippi and absent therefrom, so
that process cannot be served upon him, and
that Complainant upon diligent inquiry, can
not learn his residence or post office address;
Ii is ordered that the said Thomas j. Abraham
do appear on the first day of the Chancery
Court of said District, 10 be held at the City
Hall, in the City of jackson, Mississippi, on
the 3D. Monday Of October, 1871, and plead,
answer or demur to the Complainant's bill, or
that said cause win be heard and tried ex
parte. And that tins order be published once
a week for four consecutive weeks in TIE
| CLARION, newspaper published in Jackson
| Mississippi
GEORGE DONNELL,
! sept2lw4w Clerk.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-11-02
AHISsOURI MEDICAL COL
+" LEGE.

The next Regular Course of Lectures IN
this the Oldest Medical College West OF the
mississippi river win commence on the gin
of October, 1871, and continue for five months
preliminary course will commence on the
18th of September
The cost Of a full course of lectures in this
institution including Naturalization and De-
monstration fees, is $40.
Practitioners of long standing viii be ad-
mitted 10 candidacy for Graduation by attend
ing one course.
For further particulars, address
JOHN S. MOORE, VI. D.,
Dean of Faculty, No. COZ Walnut 81,
aug1Ow2m ST. Louis, Mo.