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The New York herald., 1871-11-29
THE STUYyESANT BANK.

Meeting Of Indignant Dcposi t0rs-A Come
miitcc OF Investigation Appointed.
meeting OF the deposltOrs OF the Stuyvesant
Bank was held yesterday evening in the Sinclair
House for the purpose OF instituting some inquiry
relative TO the affairs OF the establishment. 1t will
be remembered that this bank suspended Payment
on the 18TH uIt. and tnat the following Tuesday
a receiver was appointed. Since that tune it
would appear that the depositOrS have been any
thing put satisfied at the manner In which business
bank of,icals declined to afford facilities for ex-
animation into the actual condition. The meeting
last evening was nunlerously attended. Ex-Judge
Kelly President OF the Firth National Bank, pre-
sided. The general objects OF the meeting having
been set form, MI CollamOre, the ex-president
OF the Institution, underwent some question
ing from M Hayes, who interrogated him
al TO the general course pursued by Inc
had been q loan OF fl3s, 600 made TO MI. Hartman
but there had only been security for $3S,0JO The
bank had done mostly discount business lie
would not venture however, to give any definite
OpIniOn upon the SUBJECT. not being acquainted
with the interior operations OF the establishment
lie understood that the bank would be able 10 pay
one hundred cents on the dollar. MT. 1. Kelly
said mat from what he had learned ne
sixty cents the dollar. After considerable
wrangling and great deal OF confusion,
the deposit Ors all the while asserting their rights
and claiming an investigation, committee was ap.
poinIei 10 confer with the receiver, examine the
accounts and report IN n week, the following being
The names OF the gentlemen nominaed:--F. y.
Hayes G. W. Druyher, William White. John ]. Kelly
and J. A. Dongan. The chairman was also adeo
10 lie committee vote Of thanks having hecn
passed. 10 The proprleors OF the MOTEL Tor The nsa OF
the parlor. the meeting adjourned
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T. u r O p E.
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Celebration Of the EX-EmpreSs Eugenie'S
Fete Day at Chiselhurst.
GEN. DUCROT'S EXPLANATION.
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President Thiers on the Commercial Treaty
Between England aud France.
GEN. DUCRoT's EXPLANATION
THE RNE TRIAL

The steamship Oceanic, OF the White Star Line, ar
rived at this port yesterday from Liverpool. She
brings mails up to the 10th instant one day later
sAan those already received.
Paris correspondent OF London paper says
ne Pope has determined TO leave Rome. The
Cnaieau Of Pau viii be placed nc his disposal as q
residence.
II was rumored in London but no credcnce is
Siven to the sensat on, that the generals IN Paris
have formed plan for sezing NJ Tniers and pro-
claiming the Emperor.
Advices from Rome state that great anxiety ha $
been felt there owing to the rise OF the Tbcr ana
tho fears tnat an inundatlon would take place.
Prepare tons have been made In providing against
che threatened calamity, but ram mad ceased 10 fa
and ~ The river no longer rose II was considered
shat for the present danger was over.
From Vienna 1t Is ascertained there Is not the
slightest anxiety In political circles that the rcsg
nation OF Count Beust win be followed by amy al.
teratiCn OF the principles on which the foreign
affairs Of Austria have been conducted hitherto
According to the Eastern BIdgb The surest proof
Of this Is to be found IN the fact that Count Beust
mas accepted the post Of ambassador In London.
About midnight on Tuesday, the 14th inst, an ex-
pl0sion took place OF the spring pit Hendley
Green, between Wigan and Bolton. Upwards Of
sixty lives having been lost at tins pit IN 1863 IL
Ihen made q strict rule that no powder should be
used except during the night when the majority OF
ahe men were away, ana then only under the dlrec-
zion OF properly qualified foreman. Seven men
we're in tho part Of the pit last night when the
explosion occurred; six were killed and the other
tine foreman, vas 50 burned that his recovery is
elmost hopeless. =
The New York herald., 1871-11-29
ORDERS OF NOBILITY,
Lpctore by the Hcv. Il. n. Chaplin Last
Evening.

Lecture by sbe Rev. Il. n. Chaplin Last
Evening.
At the Plymouth Baptist church, IN Fifty first
street between Ninth and Tenth avenues, the Rev.
+. H. Chaplin iecturcd last evening before large
and very fashionable audience. His subject was
"Orders OF Nobility" The reverend lecturer
descanted nc some length the many growing
evils Of American society, ono OF the
principal ones being That 50 many rush
into work aud caings thai they arc
not IT. for, because they think that what they are
capable TO perform Is vulgar and degrading AL tne
professions becoming thus filed with incompetent
nobodies while good mechanics ana agriculturists
are scarce. He then ridiculed the absUrdny Of
American aristocracy as there could DO no dis'lnc
non OF BIRTH the only distinction beng tho dis.
tinctlOn Of wealth, and tnat soon uses Itself
But there il nobility sttainabie in this country.
ne continued ana that IL the nobility or honest toll
!ne nobility Of thought ana a inc mobility or OF son All
creased by the way In which the work Is performed.
Some young ladies curl their lips at ,he
sIe %synS tsss tsass hose @ss
levers thai have moved the world. Higher Sun
than the nobility OF work Is the nobility Of thought.
Men value e os ~ E1G e nan o ns
utility the simplest screw may pe Of more
tnan mar inc 70, rsl m N'Shs
inoSshi, where men have awelt Tor ages,
the poem IL more than 'Arcbimedes' lever"
becomes noble Just as he asslmilates and rerrO
duces truth. Noble thought u right, generous,
lrue. The man OF pompOus assertions has always
Inc meanest and narrOwest OF thoughts, because,
instead OF drawing them from the realms OF truth
he takes them from the the atenuatcd confines or
his own soul. There are many noble souls who
no niche. many martyrs who have no palm.
Have confidence In HIN who says he has no faith
In man OF woman. such men, Whatever thcir
wealth, whatever their power whatever Their
genius, are essentially ana truly vulgar. There arc
too many bad great men and too many email good
men. What We are to strive for Is TO cultivate
nobility of purpose In all our actions, iargeness
and generosity In our thoughts and universal
sympathy In our souls These are the orders of
M,
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DRIVEN To CRIME.
starving FreNchMrn Commits = B"vG'pry
on IilIany & Co.'S Sfore.

A starving FreNctlMaU Commits n b"vGirry
Oh Tiffany e. Co.'s Sfore.
Tiffany \ Co., Union square. oil account oi
lie large amount of valuables contained In
their store, employ twelve watchmen 10 sleep
therein during the hours II remains closed.
About ave O'Clock on Monday morning Robert
castor one OF the watchmen, was awakened by
hearing nose the tirsf noor, and getting ont OF
bed IN his stocking feet proceeded part way down
sisIf., ana was somewhat surprised OH seeing
dry, ragccd-lookng individual standing at one OF
the large showcases which contained 8 large mum.
bcr Of valuable Watches endeayorng 10 force ~
open. 80 quiet was his descent the burglar ana no,
hear nirD, and proceeding 10 side door hc
emerged INTO the street and secured the services Of
oiicer Mead, OF the twenty nnln precinct. The
Two, upon returning to the store, still FOUND the
burglar indilstriousis at WORK.
Upon approaching him nc quietly surrendeted,
and scconipan the oniccr 70 the station house IN
1hirictn street, where he gave ms name rs
avenue He stated II was poverty ana want
that had compelled him 10 commit this, his nrst
crime as he had not tasted food Tor two DAYS nor
slept In bed for ono week; tbat he came 10 TINS
city about three months ago from France, where he
mad served all tnrough the var and been honoiaby
discharged. He Is u stone mason by trade, and,
beng unable TO Obtain WORK, became enyiouS OF
Tlfany's wealth and concluded TO appropriate some
OF IL IN order TO make himself cohlo,,aole
asked how he eGectcd an enl. aiGee
he stated that ON sunday AFTERNOON no
made his way 10 the roof of the SpnElero rno,
rom when place he crossed over my, ~ Hos "
tiffany Co.'s store where he remS,sou% % u,i apous @
four O'Clock IN the morning, wEoa NO 9 @ open
ine sayght and taxing on y, on was found % several
Surriar.s tools' ws..n he had no opportunity OF
H1s,ng u" 49, owlaS before justice sbandey, At jesr
sCy yesterday morning, aud, pleading guilty
s'tnt eharre was fully committed fOI giak
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AMERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.

This very learned and useful body, which has iIs
rooms IN tho apartments formerly devoted TO
the use Of the Bryan Gallery, Cooper Institute.
met last evening for the purpose OF listen.
ing TO very interesting lecture by Mr.. J..
Carson B;cyoor on the "yerazzano Map
duplicate copies OF which had been presented 70 the
learned sOciely by the College Propaganda do Eide,
at Rome. The Recording Secretary assure1 the
HERALD reporter that this was q favor sal
dom accorded, even 10 goyerpmenis, aud was
particular compliment TO ihe society Among
those present were Mr.. Hediy q Murphy, Judge
Henry \. Davies, Professo6 Lleber Henry u Pierre
was an able and exhaustive one, and was listened
TO throughout w,eh much attention by select audi
ence. AT the conclusion Mr. Henry Q. Murphy pro.
adDUted unanimously.
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they There also journalists who talk loudly
there 10 nothing else for France than personal govern
ment But these men do not form the real ornloh OF
France Strangers in Paris read those Journals see only
what In the surface, know nothing AZ 10 now tno
wires are pulled or who pulls hcn, and give s,edehee
to what they in print merely becsnse IL IN
print" H. Theirs listened with attention 70 my
remarks and said he believed had formed true opinion o
the matter With respect to the articles that have appeaoa
OF late In ultra dica newspapers, NJ thc was TX
ceedngy cautious He said that there was pon peyona
which no government-not even that OF England, wner
every one had ull liberty 10 say AMI 70 rin, ns
could permit the 10 iransress but that great
must be made at The pesen, time for the excited s.S ol
peoples feelins which would in time probably ca "a nown
few woras respecting the greatly Improved 1 as'pne ms
and appearance of the naturally brJug ny he que
lion Of FIsnse psPang Tor w.r No,has eSnS % 10 a hs
eonn!ry had need q defensive but certainly n Q, H. s
steady TO maintain peace with her me
pres. armng that Theirs himself hoped 70 S Dc ns ,s
war lie laughed heartily saving that those genue.e.
could only feel his weight and OF work they would
be In the license they Their powers
q Invention In this confess could hardly agrne WITH ; an
who bore age and toll as NJ Theirs does Prom nvs a. NJ
two hours Tor WALKING driving and nonrs for dinner
he from worknot Sunday, according
10 the very bad custom OF France
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MINISTER SOHgBCK's WARRINGTON RESI-.
DENCE.
Troy, Y. Y.

Troy, y. y. Vow 27, ls71.
TO pnE EDITOR oe THE nERALD-
DEAN Shiny attention has been called 10 the
letter OF your Washington correspondent dated No
vcmber 25 IN which he says 1t Is alleged that the
residence OF General Schenck IN washington was
pf Wavs and Weans by Mr.. John A. GrsWoia. OF
Troy.x Lest some Of your readers may receive as
tru, this unalloyed coinage OF the brain beg, with
your perlssicn, TO say through the columns OF your
paper sGat tho allegation has not a shadow or a
sbasd Of truth. MY personal acquaintance with
General Schenck ana association with him IN Con-
gress as fellow member OF the Committee OF
WAYS and Means places him, in my estimation.
among the very last who could 20 Influenced by
Improper considerations for his acts, Official or
personal. Very truly, &C.,
JOHN A. GRIswoLD.
The New York herald., 1871-11-29
CHICAGO.

Isvestiss,inx the Cause Of the Fire Apsou"s
Raised tor the sufferers to Date.
CHICAGO Nov IS, 1871.
During tho investigation to-day into the origin q
the fire witness stated that the OLD part OF the
Court House roof was tar covered, sho that the
cornces wero all OF wood, rendering II an easy
matter for the roof to ignle.
Up 10 this date the Chicago Relief and AID SO
cety has received 900 cash for the benefit Of
the sufferers ny the hre. The Contributions camS
uow iosu states a0d 1evrit0sl@M
The New York herald., 1871-11-29

THE METAIRIE COURSE RACES,
Nnw ORLEANS, Nov,

NHW ORLEANS, NOV. ", 1871,
The race horses for the coming meeting AZ tue
Metalrie Course are collecting In force. Mr.. sam
fords string are here all WELL and SO are Baococks;
INT CARNEY Tully's string have not yet reached
,hs cttv Tney are expected In the morning. There
are forty horse at @ tine Soanas sa sP,red ,r
sa,,, we'll atsendsa and wiz continue aeycral days
longer
The New York herald., 1871-11-29
NEW HAMPSHIRE BIECTIONa
portsn,o ouih Carried by the Republicans.

TOHTsIOUTH, NOV. y, Is7i.
The city election resulted in republican victory,
Horton u. Walker was elected Mayor ny 32s ma.
Jorty, In a vote Oh ,73i.
There Ia great republican gain over last spring.
six republicans aud two democrats were elected
Aldermen.
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FRANCE.
rresidcn, Thiers snd the Pope, 49,.

President Theirs snd tho Pope, .,,~.--
The Jou,'M aes bsbats publishes the following
leiler, which, II states, was really sent by NJ Thers
to the Pope on the occasion Of HIS Holiness com.
pleting the twenty. ffth year OF his pontincate:-
MOST IoLy FArnER-The French Catholics salute with
respectful joy he fifth anniversary Of your honess'
pontcate In capacity of Chicf OF Executive Power
OF The French republic associate myself with their hen,
mcnts make myself the interpreter o their
waes Like Them, have aimired the noble hrMness with
which Holiness has constantly shown yourself superior
to the which God has permitted 10 during tins
long succession Of Advcs,y could not overcome
and has but HUI rated the greatness of faith and
Tho spendor Of apostolic virtues franne also tried ny
has found consolation in the
charity paterna heart she offers the expression
her gattude il for distinguished honor To be VI
TIL faithful interpreter and TO bo able
Icy the feet of Your Holiness the assurance Of her
found respect OF her vey gratitude and Of the ardent
wishes she cherishes Plus the Ninth may connue
for long years Pontlcse The chief
tho ivc OF the French republic, A. THEIRS
The New York herald., 1871-11-29
TIE NEW JERSEY ELECTION.

TRENTON. Nov 2s 1871.
Tue Stale Canvassers met to-day, aud they AMI
the Governor declared the Official result 10 bel
Parker, 81, 3e2; Walsh, 1853 Psrkcrs majority,
80
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WYOMING SAYS THEY SHALL NOT HAVE IT.

CHEYENNE, Nov. 81. 1871.
The bill for the repeal OF female suffrage In
wyoming passed the Council TO day, tne vote be'ng
ave yeas 70 four AAyA
The New York herald., 1871-11-29

known him from 184o to 1854 and having seen
and cOnversed with the claimant many times since
his return 10 England Witness knew him as the
same person, particularly by his knOck-knees which
was peculiarly OF most OF the Ticbborne family.
In the conversation between witness and the claim
ant there was much mention OF some spurs, strrups
and stuffed BIRDS which the claimant said ne had
sent home from America, AMI which witness had
seen, anu the cross.examInation sought 10 shake
the witness account OF all this and more OF their
Talk.
One Bailey, landlord OF an Inn at Wrotley pro.
lessed TO be well acquainted with Roger TichbOre
person, and believed the claimant To be him.
The case was then adjourned.
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They SAr.--"They Say" 10 nui-
sance. He is forever making mischief.
Ferayer pokipg his nose into other peo-
pies business. Forever vilifying some.
tody's character. Forever doing some
thing mean, we suspecs aThey Say"
haassEained, saboue as many prople ms
Elliskey and the faro bank.
@:E :Ehsy say is snake in the grass.
Protesting sifes waRmest friendship to
youF faee, he vilsly tradueses you behind
yopsaisas fiss Id 7the Gta. person sin
gularsbe isafsmeMbSrsd, for he is too
crafty for thas,S but hes iretails with Am
inidap. Sleep Ike sorrow, what other
people cay OF Faa---in short what "They
sssysg ..&1S-5(lt5 90 81 = b.
4They saS.s q y ghsRbug. Tear of
tbe hypocritiepl mask he wears and you
shall sec, very often, baseness and kna-
very Of flhs blAekese Kind. Some times
weS4Fa, aFhSs Say. is weak minded,
and ISLANDERS people more through iguo-
Yanes and thoughtlessness than wish
to destroy their good name, but he is
noasasAs slsss An6aiBance FOR that, and
GoasBslpIis victims IN either case.
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MOTHERS BE ADVISED!
Keep 10 on Hand /!

Keep 10 on-Haad!
This dread disease requires prompt action :.
as soon rs theshoarse, hollow cough Is heard 4
apply the remedy, and II is easily subdued
But Delay is Dangerously
pa9" The properties of the BxPECro-
RANT are demulcent, nutritive, balsamic.
soothing and healing. II braces tho nervous
system and produces pleasant and refreshing
sleep.
IL EehizVates and Relieussi Gloo,ai,,ess
and Depression.
Containing all these qualities in eonven-
lent and concentrated form, il has proven 10
be the - i1stes sgzE
Most Valuable Lung Balsanl
ever offered to sufferers from Pulmonary dis
eases. &ri! !is{ a. VaaHC ~ fa4
Prepared by ,.,..
SEEK. HI. TUTT 81 E.ANR.
AUGUSTA, GA.
Sold by Druggists eDesyeher6. @f,ksz z
nov 8 go, ,,-..,,..,sf, = em
|GtANDLES,3 SOAP and MATCHES. low
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AyerSss
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair to
iss natural Vitality and Color, :

y MesslDg WHICH
lis at ouce agreeable
healshys and effactuai
for preserving the
hair. faded or gray
kair Is ooss sssioyed
20 sts osiqsssaE color,
scih che gloss and
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lH0 Otdt6 VI DOuGn GarOllna,
ORANGEBURG COUNTY,
IN TRIAL JUSTICES COURT.
William H; Barton, Summons for
tns'rsss sss.ipss R,s'n'i nscsy scsy11s;n, s1snsHd
I. Addison Murphy, not
defendant. Servcd.)
To r. Addison Nurphy, DEFENDANT in this
I Action.
fou are hereby summoned and required to
be and appear before Thompson H. Cooke,
Esquire, Trial Justice in and for the Coun-
ty and State aforesaid, on the twent eighth
day Of August, 1871, mt ten o'clock i'm the
forenoon, at his Office in the Town of Orange
burg, in the County and State aforesaid TO
answer the Complaint of the Plaintiff In this
Action, which is filed in the Office of the
said Trial Justice. >
If you fail to answer the Complaint aforc-
said, at the time and place above mentioned.
the Plaintiff will have Judgment against you
for tho sum OF fifty dollars with Interest nj
tho rate Of one and one-half per cenium per
month from the twentieth day Of December,
Ammo Domini 1916, and for the costs Of this
action. IzLAR q DIBBLE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Daieu NJ Orangeourg, D. u, jane 20, 1871.
Witness my Rand and Seal:
7. II. COOKE, GL.s.1
Trial Justice
10 the Defendant T. Add,son Aurphy.
Take notice that the summons in this Ac-
tion, of which the foregoing is o copy, was
Filed in the Office OF Thompson II. Cooke,
Esquire, Trial Justice at Orangeburg, in the
State Of South Carolina, on the thirteenth
day Of July, 1871.
IZLAR & DIBBLE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
Russell Street,
Orangeburg, s. c.
July II, is7l.-l5 St
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AN ORDINANCE
For tHe IsETgER PREsEass-
yATHON OF ahe TREES 90.
isa ahe PURLsC sTssEETssf
0IsANGERURG,, %. ANA
EOR Ofhel, RnrPeeea.

SEeTreF. 4. Belt Ordained by the Mayor
and Aldermen In Council assembled that,
lon and after the First day September 1871,
any Person or Persons found hitehing or
tying their Stock, such as HORSES,
MULES ect., to my Of athot TREES in the
Public Street Of the Town of lrangeburg,
8. G.. shall be subjected TO fne Of i've (5)
dollars for eaoh and every offence; half OF
ehe fines collected TO be paid to the informer
when bringing with him suficient proof to
convict. -
SEC. 2. That fire of five (5) dollnrs be
Imposed upon any one who shall ride their
Horse, Mule otc., on the SIDEWALKS of
said Town; or, caused to have zHITGHED,
OF TIED, their Stock, such as Horses. Mules
etc., SO as to offer an obstruction or obstacle
TO the free passage of Citizens on tho side
walk.
SEC. 8. That any Horse, Mule etc., found
running at large in the Public Streets of
said Town, shall be taken into custody by
the Town Marshal, and lodged for safe.
keeping till the owner come forward and
prove property and pay into the Treasurer
or the Town Council Ave (5) dollars for each,
and every head of Stock so confined. In
the event the said fiuo is not paid, tho SCR
vices Of said animals shall be appropriated
for the uses Of said Corporation, until such
time as the FINES and EXPENSES arising
thereby may be redeemed.
SEQ. 4. All Ordinance or parts of Ordi-
nances contrary or repugnant to this Ordi-
nance is hereby repealed. ri
N. A.. BULL,
E. J. oLIvERos, Clerk.
Aug5 ~. Ct
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PRoPnITrs PAIN KILL. IT.

This Is the. celebrated medicine thai rpu
Ferry Davis Pain Killer out cg the pisrket,
wherever it Was sold. Davis made Prophitt
change the name from Pain Killer TO Pain
All II For Rheumatisn! Neuratrias sr,
pam OF any kind it has no equal For Cuts,.
Bruises. Burns, or old sores, il is The sest
thing yon can use as Addressing Ger Sake
bites or Siings OF Poisonous Insects. IL is a !,
perfect Antidotes II is goad Cor Colo, Eelds.
Coughs, or Aowei Complaint. iss nama
indicates its nature fully. IL fstsnly Dssya
to pain, Manufheturea, and sold by .lssarSs
s,ELs q Co, Atlanta. Ga, and foT sale By
al druggists b'}asi -, u ;sssS iefritl
Deolr Cpuszz, Ga, April, is67:--This in {,
It's certify that Was confined TO the house.
ana most ofthc timete mp bed. assd suffer- .
Ing the greatest agony imaeinabis Win
ssossii.. s.s. ne ~
ing every available remedy. with I
wss5 =Ss==.=.::.s -.s..: - = = =
Prophiit's Amodyns Pain Rim Il !; each esst-
ing fffy ecnts only. II relieved NE slma.t
instantly. ! therefore recommend IL in ths.
highest degree To others suffering frern ,;.,-
liar disease, II can say that il II ops OF ia
hnest family medicines now out. certain.
Yourr truly, MA FOREHAND. 7s5ps
DooLr Cousrx, Ca, ocf. a7.. ise7. Ina. :
o. g. PRorBITr. l have, during the I.at
stghteen months, used your Pain XIII II, ana
consider II nneaualed by nnythins for pain,
in the head. breast, back or si,Ie; and xr
collie nothing gives relief half so 'auisk al 3
JOUR Anodyne Pain XIII. II 10 doing much.
good In the ic6mnsnity In ether fafiifisa A
my own. Yours. &c., d. r. FOREGARD. -.
NEwrox FAcronY, GA, Nov. 1ss7.--y,-
Prophita 2 Last anminer my horse sprsinsa
his knee severely, causing the whole lag to
swell 70 about twice il natural aire. ana
rendering him -elmess helplesss sfSso annliss-.
tions ofyour Anodyne Pain Kin Ii thoroneh.
ly cured il. - JOHN n. DAVJa
CERTEEHCAFE.
STATE Or, ,GEeRafA FUtsos ,,,,,vs,, a
Know all men by these presents. That 4 have
this day, for value received. sold sna irs,.s-
ferred to Bradfieil 4 Co, tie s6ls q "a 4. ?
manufactare and sell nay Family Medi isiass =
and have f9Taished them with fks e,ii -
cipes, and have atlthorixed the GA nrs,s- ,
i,eid Co.,s 70 print, or hass printed. anr- !
thiEg they may see proper oonoerninr asv.
and all OK above named Medicines. ~.
10th day Of jane 1870. 6Yasa 5 F ssSssssss
~ tsignsdi o, 8. PRopBIP1 49,. +,
In pssSence d Thomas 4. Jeass -. IA, l,sa 9.
Crawford, Notary Pabiies G.. q IIF fz'e''ssF's =
Manufactured and ,fbs sele bs Era 1, ,s,.,,s..
co, Broad street., Atlanta, Ga. Cssss,s 1s5Es'
sale by ali,ltsggtsis. =. ~ ostss'I&
Aug IL =.
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|ipg she ligh sburping just as be- sAs
|dEcahing that rsgimens Of bags were
drawing up d SGT Of resolutions cob,
ldemninG him for using kcsosence, be
was awaksuod by s freuaaa poinfiag
sha noszla og . hose through the window.
Ths house was injured, but the MN
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FOR GROUP

No mother should ever be without a bottle of
the EXPECT0RANT in the house. We have
numerous certificates g its having relieved,
almost instantly, the little sufferer, when
death appeared almost ineyitabls.E y -