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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-17

A.-Gent's
Pearl Cashmere Hats
Five dollars.
WARNOCK 4 co.
5lg Broadway.
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A.-seThcre II a Beautiful Ideal in the Imagi,
nation Of man. This ideal s developed in the model
Pearl Cashmere Summer Hat introduced by ESPEN-
SCEID this season. which, to tho Of artist
of not to be resisted by genteen
Of TASTE ESPENSCHEID, Manufacturer. l16 Nassau St
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Bathing Dresses, Caps and Shoes, for Ladies'
and gentlemen, at UNION ADAMS CO.'S, 637 Broadway.
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JUNE IL.
1S65-King william OF Prussia pr0rOgued Parffa-
ment because OF its opposition TO his plans,
and decided TO rule untrammeled by it,
1s61-Battle OF Bonneville Mo-; General Lyon de-
feated the rebels under General Marmaduke.
I775-Battle OF Bunker Hill; Charlest0wn Mass
burned BY the British troops.
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VIEWS OF THE PAST.


JUNE II.
1S65-King william OF Prussia prorogued Parfa-
ment because OF Its opposition TO his plansv
and decided TO rule untrammelled by 1t.
1s61-Battle OF Bonneville. Mo-; General Lyon de-
eated d the rebels under General MarmadIEe
burned by the British troops.
A.-sThcre il a Beautiful Ideal i'm the Imaxi-
Ss
SCHEID this which, to tho eye Of artist presents
A.-Phnion's New Perfume.
/ LOVE LOVE Y YST..
A.-Herring's Patent
POL broadway corner Murray srssA
A.-For a stylish and Elegant Hat, nc
popular prices to DoUGAN, lo2 Nassau street,
Pearl Cashmere Hats.
wARNocx 4 co:
Aiken Cool and mfortablc.-iet Pair
BROOKS Low SHOES, KID OR CALF.
$50 Broadway opposite Mesropoan Hotel and ls6 Broad.
way, corner Twenty ninth street.
a Fine Lot Of Pnnana Hats-Juss Received.
TERRY, 10 Union square l.lss Broadway.
"
A.-The Grand Duke Alexis, ON His Arrival
Al RUSSIAN tyapor5 Marble Baths at Is Is Essl
ton used constantly Oy al classes from the nobility to the
sP. NJ. Ladies' hours daily 10 to Il A. NJ.
A White Duck Vest, s4.-Caeviot Co.tinr-,
Esefyshine else g. B. CLAIRE liz and liz William st.
American Jockey Club stand.-Free Masens,
Odd Fellows yach.msn Invited 70 examine dnes. English
f sSffs raIs M . e
sRfS JsEs s sREIDS Ma; bk%py p'fG:
STREET sTREhT JAMES 'A''''' ''N : A-
and gentlemen, at UNION ADAMS COS ss7 Broadway.
Circulation Of the New York Daily News the
past week. 6l2 49,. Average per day, l02 lis.
Cristadore's UnrivaIled Hair Dye.-soid
and applied hn Wig and Scalp Factory No. sAssor HoaA
Don't Fail to Procure Mrs. Winslow's Seotis
ING SYRUP for children teshing
David's Pearl Cashmere and Straw Hats
for gentlemen Saesroom 2ss Broadway, near Duane ST.
EnaIi.h Yachting Hats, Imported. ut DualapA
4 CO.'S IVA Fifth avenue and $50 Broadway
Essays for Young Men ON Great Social
cure relief for the s1rng diseased and seeAiss sscs
Ti0N No, . South Ninth street, Philadelphia. Pa.
Great Reduction in straw and Panama
TERRY, 10 Union square and iia broadway.
90 Hottcr than the Internal Tropical.
There's nothing refreshing than one OF ANuELLS
TURKISH BATHS. Lexlns,on-rweny-hfth.
In the Central Park. ON n sunday AnerN
noon the spes, matter in the world to distinguish th
from the thorough gentleman The latter -
though saudiy attired and generally
wears eiegant chapeaus only TO De got AZ
KNOWS celebrated Hat Emporium, 2l2 Broadway.
Ladies, Panama Hats-The Most Elegant
stvlsh Hat just introduced by TERkfs -
Union square and l, 49, Broadway.
Read P0meroy's Democrat sunday MOrn>
iug-Eishty columns OF reading matter The largest
SUNDAY paper New York For sale by ali thu principar
dealers
To Tighten the Hair in the scalp and Keep
II from falling OF HALLS VEGETABLE SlCILlANs
HAIR REVIEWER.
Wood Carpetipa, Parauet Floor, 4S0 BroWd>
way, for Kitchens halls, ressurants, billiard roomss
100000 summer Hats loss than W~oIesNlQ
pricsA WEBER. sixth Avenue and rhry s'rsslA
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Circulation Of the New York Daily News the
past week, 81, 932. Average per day, 100, u.s.
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David's Pearl Cassim and Straw Hats
for gentlemen. Salesroom 2ssh Broadway Duane st.
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Don't Fail t0 Procure Mrs. WinsR0w,s SoOtias
ING SYRUP for children testhing.
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ENGLISH Yachting Hats, Imported, ut Dunlnn
4 cos, ia Fifth avenue and $50 Broadway
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100000 summer Hats Less than W~oIesrlQ
prcsA WEBER. sixth Avenue and Thirty -frst street. 4
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CrfstadorO's Uurivalied Hair Dye.-Sold
applied bis Wig aud Scalp Factory No. 6Astor HouAs
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Essays for Young Men ON Great Social
EVILS ana ABUSES, which interfere with with
relief for the erring, diseased and debaied
free, In sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCLA-
TON No, South Ninth street. Philadelphia Pa
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22

by this arrangement Mr.. Murphy paid fi,74O tas
stated publicly by many people who know his mincuvrrs
at Albany compensation for his services In obtaining
the overthrow OF the Republican Tax Commission
Another very damaging statement for Murphy has
been made by Mr. Alexander Lewis, who, during thf
war; was the special revenue agent for Ne"-fork u
WAS I'm 1854 Mr.. Lewis thinks. that Thomas Murphy
went to the office the u. s. Revenue Collector and
swore that he had which to pay tax, and
In SO doing Lewis says that Murphy committed wHfn
perjury Mr. Lewss statement s that having access TO
the books Of the Government Departments ne dis
covered that Murphy had received from the Govern
nrnt two warrants amounting TO about $oo0 and that
they had boon rrceiy ed within the time for which Mnr
phy should have made IA return OF income. kuo" ing
Murphy's reputation, Lewis gavo the ease TO
two detectives who obtained absolute proof OF
Murphy's guilt, and then NJ sent for Murphy and
Informed HIM OF his intention to expose hs TaScality
Mr. Murphy had evidently suspected that his guilt was
KNOWN for instead OF going alone to Mr. Lewis he took
with him Sheridan Shook and Henry Smith, now Prcsi
dent OF the Police Board. When Mr.. Lewis announced
his intention to expose the fraud which his detectives
bad proved Murphy threw his arms about his accisrs
neck and CRY ing, Lewis says, like baby. begged
that he should not prosecuted promising at the same
time that II pardoned he would make an amended re-
turn Mr. Shook and Mr. Smith intrrccdcd for Murphy
and the case droppe with the understanding that
the amended return ~ be made. hut 1t never was
made and to-day Mr.. Murphy owcs the Government
Income taA for that year.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
" one cask wss robbed The ship in question was tne
Blue Nose, and not the Bremen.
NURPHYS ECONOMY.
70 tAe Edttor Of TAG Trtoune.

SIR: Mr.. Murphy's friends, including the
President, claim that certain figures which they nave
widely published prove that his administration OF the
Custom House has been more economical than thOse or
his predecessor It s stated that In the 10 months from
April 1862 to July l. 1870 tl6s 4C3 10 WAS collected
at an expense OF S2872653 l6s per cent; while In
the Is months from Aug l. 1870 to Nov. 1871, sssS
0so u coeeted at expense OF $27602s2 or l|e
per cent We here notice that the total amount OF eX
pense incurred greater during the last PERIOD
although the percentage OF expense was smaller it
to that in order to make these figures prove
what 1t ia claimed they d. must st know the can'e
OF the increase in amount collected. II due TO an
Increase Of tax the OF merchandise no
increase OF expense in collection needed 1t would
cost collect 81 OOOO0iCO than $780, 100000 on
the same quantity OF goods and the percentage OF cost
Of collection would be much less the larger amount
II the larger collected be due larger impora
collect the smaller could collect without decrease
OF firicncy 1t is well understood In all large factories
that 10 make the goods manufactured pay cost,
tain quantity must he produced, and that in making
less quantity q loss is incurred because certain
cudlng Labor at all From that point continuously
larger percentage Of profit may be- made until all the
labor and machinery used to their fun capacity So
the farce cnploycd in the New York Cnstom-HOuse may
be fully ,oIntatent To the passing of inuch larger
amount OF merchandise than <lS 900. ana YET, III the
division of labor necessary In 10 great an islnon, h
none too large to transact much smaller amount or
business.
Mr. Murphy's administration may have been the most
economic recorded, but the figures SO widely pu
liabcd and proudly appealed 10 appear I" hh n'huc
seeker after truth to prove nothing III that respect
Neg lOrG, Nov. Il, 1851, T. W. W.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
THE SHODDY COLLECTOR.
FEELING IN THE CUsTOM-HOUsE.

Although Collector Murphy's resignation cre-
ated great deal Of surprise among his subordinates in
the Custom House there fear on their part that
they would lose their positions for they knew the rela
tions that existed between him and Gen. Arthur There
WAS much comment, however, upon Collector Mwphy's
assertion published I'm The Herald yesterday, that he
had never made upon any empoye in the
Custom House, always "payng the money required to
run the machinery of the party out of his pocket"
This was 80 manifesly untrue that many indignant en-
poyes who had been heavily taxed did not hesitate to
use the words "inblushing liar"
Collector Murphy did make his appearance al the
Custom House, yesterday, until after p n and Gen
Arthur wac not seen there during the day IL believed
that transfer Of the Office will not take place Tor
several days, as the prcliminaries have yet " be
arranged.
The appointment Of John j. Orlcn, who was hominard
Weigher just before the resignation OF Collector M
ply, has not yet been confirmed, although the otmr
names that sent with his TO Washington have peeh
confirmed and the commissions sent TO this city.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
TIE CAUSE OF DIsCON TENT REMOVED.
the I'OLYGAMIST TRIALS.
MOTION FOR A POSTPONEMENT OF BRIGHAM
YOuNG'S CAsE-DECIslON RESERVED.

MOTION FOR A POSTPONEMENT OF BRIGHAM
YOuNG'S CAsE-DECIslON RESERVED.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Nov. 20.-The United
Judge Mexican presiding Cases OF tho People ag John
Reding for assault with intent kill Joseph Harrington
for murder John Allen for murder, ard Daniel II. Wells
FOR cwd and lasciyons cohabitatiOD. passed by
cons. mt of connse In the Of Brigham Young for
lewd and lascivious rehabilitation, Charles II. Hemp
stead moved that the trial be continued u the
March term The Prosecuting Attorney objected to his
rcInarking that it IL known through the public news
papers that he has passed beyond tue jurisdiction Of this
nnder recognition here, TO appear from day to day.
and not epart without leave from the Court II con
tinaanre was desired ne would demand 10 showing @ on
absent. did he intend to absent himself from the
Territory being in i'll health he had gone south as
had been his custom for several years past ana i9rher
more this he had gone with the entire a
prOval Of his counsel Whenever the ease gt pe fe I0r
trial. he, Brigham Young would be p rsonay present IN
Court all charges that might be brought against
him. Mr. Hoppstead concluded by assuring the court
that Brigham Young had ned from the Territory.
the Jurisdiction Of the Court nor dd ne intend 70 90
that his presence may be required, relying upon his
counsel to make this statement that ne desroi. to
coming here in the middle " Winter durng the
cold weather because his health is feeble But the in
terests Of public service demand IT, he WIN De here at
any time required by His Honor Counsel for pr"sern-
ton objected to pOstpOncncnt saying they wcr ready
now Judge Mexican said he would not at present grant
that moto nor would he net down the for any par
In the eases william Hickman, d. H. Wells. HoaNa
Stout, Maurice Meacham, WIN. Kilnba and other, for
murder; Henry Lawrence Ornes s. f. Bates, and H. b.
Clawson for lascvlons cohabitation motion Tor cOn-
uance was granted till next Monday. The indictment
against H. B. Clawson who 10 superintendent OF Zons
Cooperative Mercantile Institution, was found t"d:
In the case OF ThOs Hawkins Mr.. Baskin ashcd tor
mittiuis cOnsign the prisoner TO the PeDitentarv
The matter taken under advisemcnt.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
TIE NATIONAL FINANCES.

.SyrII RrpORT OF GEN SPINNLIt--Sl ICi.ss OF
THE NJ" Loan ~ ho''0i -
TIOSs TO CONGRESS.
W.su1xcrov Nov M.-Ihe aunua, report
"A''->"'|''' ~ :, -.
OF the United states IT asurer sho"s o'' 'o""'"' VI
the Treasury t at the clo~; OF the G+:h year,
. . , ., ~ .,, ue avs j., rcl,t,on ia tho
secretary oi tnc it'asiS' iie '"se' ;" 'Ni"''o" " ~
new loan, that Under tie sccretaIy's commission no
,,s;,ed ,,rinr rho mast seas n the PRINCIPAL cc- Of
,', - ,., p,a,,, W., g,,,r,
Great Brialn' oaNohS' h'""' '"',",i' Wv"
Austria, Bohemia, switzerland, and France For mo
no -, .;,iro :, t,e neco,ia, on Of the new lean
P"'Poe VI NN " -, D.. .ho :. -, ,,, mon,
he called upon fhe agents alY'in oe m' % ~ ,l ~,
them IN regard 10 Its nogoa,io, W." & n & ~. u, % rt
suScst:ons as seemed expcalent 10 l lic" t' ~" W.
In Iaporhoie mShI I, ,,.n u r yi'I.
Witn .uc S"i'. w" IN ,, ~, r,i o.I,,. nj ,,non
mlsu.,. sui @ men In t,c rouItr.s noI.rd
lhy IN; ,, " in nj lin, of rr on, wno
rr Ii ,n,ornnd mpon such smniccts hc clrcd tat
H'i WI ; r n ~, i,o i'm l'ur, nos N
u @ m a' ~, ynrit mn FOR it, succrss II yas too lie
m M az ,on "n soon Hal C"unts cyen the s,.rctrv
10y ~ % ~ Eo , o n E ~ nee and ,;srmapy ~ wo ID
ni M ui h az M ~ & ,t onr az that t,me. ht ,,t,r ,he
hnd nd ~ saycra otncr n%ernlrniS were In t,cs.,
oonus vi ~. ~ e. - -. ,n,,h n m r., fvo,,l.
inn hcth, anu mrAu ~, ~ " a., n,innd nv q. ,r for
10 S sno tin ~ % ,r I.n An not n,un n, bI d,f
Huit in the wav of the ncgutaton of our loan was the
ioW rue VA % u,nc ~ ,oti0ca,o, tba. hv th, Soc
~ IL, no~rnei, 20 md Iuds ri,rGon,s r,i nan
agemen, an oD'1Icies WIe % h n'I & .ue ',' wa"
uispote9 Vi az "a! n,.Sn d rai nd .n, ha i,,,,
VINO hau ioIkIu ~ 1r f o mnt 90 he wonI ,cJ pi ,nt
possible ny, therefore. hot 10 pe wou o III .,''s
even our lrenus at no'no enonu ~ w. ., ~
what Is now khOwn 10 Dr az i'comps"cm % a,,,, INV inu
en.nics o the , nc ~ ~ = & a II, .',
sttlSno anu M0u,t p'.n'P' li,''' ., :, -.
wheenoh ',o roc" NO " VI c nv, r ' III rl rfor,. .t
are no" slenc,d Dy the .et SHOWN % ~; VI n'"rhu @
se,rrar. nave nceh 'Dke"' u 'n'' Inv W LILO
how hoho 'oi aao n. ooro o,oot g., ,ua,,p rho M
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
MlRPIIY'S EFFICIENCY, HONESTY, AND
ZEAL"

now lie WAS PAID FOR SERV ICES As TAMMANf
LOBBYIST, AND HOW HE EyADED PAYMENT
OF HIS INCOME TAX.
In 1867 Republican Tax Commission in
New obno yious to ,Tammany Hail. and Mr.
Twnod determined bring about ts overthrow. 70 do
this It was necessary to have a Republican ally TO
manipulate the Legislature. AMI, ~ the story - t"'
with the proofs given below, Mr. Murphy was scerrd
for the task and accepted it He went TO Albany, and
there through senators Fogcr and Crowley effected hs
masters bidding. The Republican Tax Commission was
thrown out and in It's place mixed Commission OF two
Democrats and two Republicans was installed, wheIe"l
Chester A. Arthur Mr. Murpy's counsel became attor-
ncy, at salary OF ten thousand dollars year. qies
ton Of payment for Mr. Murphys services then arosr
Awards had been made to Murphy by the regular Com
mission to assess damages to property affected by the
Madison ave extension. The damages awarded Murphy
by this Commission follows, the property bong
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
CRIMES AND CAsuALTi!s--Bi TELEGRAPH.

packyoods livery stables and a number OF
l,r., were burnei n sk.pe4iee J.. 'esierda L. .rvN
Rupu & Schrfers sash, door, and blind fa'-
to, II gon ~ Lac buTai Mon1iy Loss ~sbr",
f9Ur.
The damages from the siuking Of The Oxford
u . ~, lr Pak .Ic.d atl III, @ts.< OF Jo~pb f,
low. vii probably b. held battle for Losses
The boiler in Crubb's -four mill. " Clinton.
Ind .Ipi yed.y c.u'lg total "He. de Nv AID s,o '
.rr - rously injured; perhaps fatally.
Tho Grand jury Of Los Angeles to,p;y. cal.
h.s and VI against p~r-oa- ga
uu suou n hatchery of th1 - a b late nos NJ t
Iss,~. As, II tSs SoseJ seS bee TIA Vu3.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
onr,.r MINING SUITS IN UTAH.

SAT- LAKE CITY, Nov. 2O.-The great mining
sut ~ the Eureka Mining Company "Hi Aslhwail "i
New. York, and others, was ue''"'", ",'' az NV
" '.,o IN. coptcst for the tite To the
" ,. ,,,, - ,,,,e II II said that Page aud others
49, sih ,he mine 10 A-in~all put up job kno"
Nh ,' !. a. ,n tItc The next ual, Whlch coiihe't"
lbI in'. h"u Nv w. The Nav" and lieurlctti. loth
i"". apS Immensely ,auar and the suit, IN g'd M T." to
thru are the most important h'' h"'e ever !"
H.tr RITZ
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22

Tho Commissioners we're Walter Roche, Thomas ].
Creamer. and George A. OsgOOl. Tho Albany l"gTla-
ton was scarcely accomplished when tho three Comls-
soncrs, Roche Creamer, and Os2ood found that they
had done Mr.. Murphy injustice in apportioninS his
damages. and they were recosered, the result behg
an increase the award in every case, and on the
hooks OF tho ConimiS Ssioners the Increased amounts
given below were found carried ont in rod INK the rt
awards having been canc"cd The following are the
Ing Cd n,,Ir1
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
TRIAL OF HOMEOPNriIisrs BY THE MAssACHU
SETTS MEDICAL SOtIErY.

Boston, Nov. 2l.-'rhc trial Of memET Oh
TN. Medical Society who practice hoinco
>paIhy by council cOpo~d Of five aIlopatni''s' has
hen .divurn,d 10 Dec g. The home0patlists have en-
tered protest aglust the authority and rghi o ti. 80
cicy to dictate in the prus. and have a's" obtained
AN Injunction from Judge AiOes eubeahtiaiy lorhddlnI
e. cxUllnlon,
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22

attention ~ the Dnke. who acknowledged the compt
mCDt by repeated hows The building No 25 broadway
Gayly decorated with the flags Of Russia and the
United States. and filed with enthusiastic admirers who
aleo commanded tho special notice Of the royal visitor
In the vicinity of Chambers and Murray ss, passage
along the sidewalks almost impossible, and dense
crowds swayed TO and fro unsuccessful effort 10
keep abreast Of the Grand Duke his passage toward
unioDa1Uarc Good nature und order generally pre-
vailed and no disturbances occurred. The Bhndeth
House, filed In every window and on the roof with aI-
pNhding spectators, drew the attention OF the drand
Duke who bowed several times in recognition q the
compmtu paid him. The Police, in one instaIce"ny'
and that for bDt few moments were unable 10 r'NHI
the OF the crowd AZ the carriages were passing
along Battery place the curiosity OF the crovd was no
that they through the lines and were orced
back y the combined efforts cf the military ana police
Order and Quctncsr prevailed Lowovcr ioa rcInarSape
'xtcnt.
PROM CANAL st. TO rElOS SQUARE
TIE procrs1io moved up Broadway from CanaI-st IN
the following order
PaoGn ot Police
nj of Ponce tnritrt.
ts':slou oi iUnee
bau!
f.io,.ti'n Skhcr and Nsf.
s.IsIatc Troop Of 'svsDl.
bkI"hpE
Frr Get J II Ward ard STAT.
4, I, (.l I',.fl.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
TPESS COMMENTS.
KICKED OUT.
TS,s. TLT TroJ Itrl<s.


Thomas Nuu,hy resigns the office OF tul-
:, ' n, NnrE ''t,ia icttor IN IN. prcspcnt is nor
'' "" y" ~, 80 in,,,,a.sinn tLat h. ir,nr NJ
Pic llanh, II w. i ~ iho s,Ln of rho Rcnuhiic1n
Is N.uhImry ana IL uoh. l''i w o., ~ ,o cnnrev snrh
party lhrre Wiz no ,nnon tat M tbcrs Has some con-
i lii re- W. nip ar Wrrnhv,s resirnnf,on il
". ~ a 80 a nr..s,ra that was too strong 10 I've
tit 'ui,,, a w rr.stod The sentiment
n .,' n'rtin, ~ thr Rrnuhlirans which
4,m,o ~ ,mu Tho r,wnvai NJ the Collector was
something whirh properly commanded the respect and
Difference Of the President. Gen Auhur VINO IN Tue
gentleman named by Mr.. Murphy az M sn,ct ,soI'
gained his military title on bl""l,ss niHs VIZ ni'ere
He is lawyer. nut docs MOI cohs,n" MIN Es", dn
OCOnor for the leadership OF the par lie IL SOMEWHAT
lpiruous in the styled CustO.-iousc organization IN
tue city.
TIE REPUBLICAN TWEED GONE.
frvDs The hIp,rgdbh R7wt,o'". =.
The announcement that Collector Murphy OF
Nrw-fork has resigned anu 5i'sr n; a. hla, Hi, IS m
appointed IN Ms placc' ~ eou ~ - -. LA
trrinrht es's zen mr and cads ,s 70 hone mat the
u couu Nv not ai' & w. ~ 'Scr VII il IN eytcnd bpyond
m III ,oi " II ~ NOT necessary 10 believe
@ lne peuoriar n.iS' mot baye hecp made against
an tue gray % Inaih.' ~ i , r ,Iad tiat ne il going
n r,,nni i s",tcirnt that he is rcprcser
i inn W h t ~ - f pol,,ics-a Fort OF
Dn,,;,, % T&v,nT tnothrr stylc OF man is desirable
~ S,nni -. ,,o -, STAFF and Inunicipa Offices and IL
m W ~ ~ m h'"S NJ ar,hur u III nnnye 10 be that man. al
~ W We noPcu ~ 90 IN III - th,t he Is A. friend
tt0lih t,e w nh Wa, n%nn,rd A. the a,,e,s :e
:" ,,'.., u'tr'u"t 's 'o, '',p;Iv wv, ' ,easur}ng
f " ~ i .
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-03
ENGLISH FEMALE BITTERs.

The Medical Profession at large, have long felt the
need of Just such medicine, consequently it is not
strange that they 80 eagerly prescribe and recon-
mend these Bitters to their female patients. 81
If you could the pile of smiling approvals and
encomiums from physicians and the public who have
cured their wives their daughters and their fri snds,
by the of these Bitters, no sickly female would
hesitate to use them. This Fomale Regulator is
adapted for old, young, married or single females,
who are affected with acute or chronic forms OF
Uterine arrangements. They cure painful, sup
pressed. scanty, profuse irregular Menstrustop,
Chlorosis or Green Sickness Fluor Abus or Whites,
Mysteries, Falling of the Womb, liberation and r.
rtability of the Womb, pain in the side, back or
loins, sick Headache, palpitaton or futerng Of the
Heart. hurried Breathing, swimming Of the Head,
torpid Liver, Melancholy, Nervousness Wakeful-
ness Barrenness, physical Prostration, etc., ETC.
Many of these relieved by the use Of only one
bottle.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-03
THE LIVER AND STOMACH

Are thoroughly aroused and restored to healthy &C
tion by the OF these Bitters Its peculiaa Iron
and Vegetable combination, places it far ahead OF
any similar preparation before the public.
Females after confinement and oonvalescents from
any facilitating complaint, who remain weak and
feeble, with little Appetite are at once aroused
and strengthened by their use. As Family Tonic
for mon, women and children, it has no equal One
tablespoonful contains more medical properties than
one bottle Of any of the common and pleasant 'di-
lutte alcohol btters to be found all the country
When the manufacturers of the common beverages
of the day say they all diseases they we'll know
they are pulling the WOOL over your eyes, and
laugh at your stupidity in being easily humbugged
whenever the article smacks of whisky. If you
really desire valuable Iron and Vegetable Tonic
for yourself and family, one bottle of Il. +. b. will
last longer and do more good than dozen of the
ordinary "grog shop bitters, tablespoonful in
water, is sufficient fora whole family. As