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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-24
FOREST FIRES.
IN NEW YORK STATE.

THE MoNTEZUMA MARSHES IN A BLAZE.
AUBURN, Oct. 23.--About three acres of tho
forest known as Chestnut Ridge, this city, was
burned yesterday. The flames were subdued by the
united labors Of tho people Of the neiehborhood.
The Montesums marshes have been burning for sev-
eral days. These marbles are two mlss Wide and sbout
II miles In length.
A CONFEDERATION IN MONROE, ORLEANS, MAG
ARA, GENEsEE, AND OTHER COUNTIES.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, Oct. 23.-Extenaive fires
prevail in the swamps and woods Of Monroe, orieans
Niagara, Gonesee, Wayne, and Seneca Counties. The
wind has becn blowing q gale since yesterday morn
fng and much unsasiness felt throughout the burning
disrct The smoke obsoures the such an extent
that lights have to be used In buildings to-day In this
city. Rain 10 very much needed. Reports are con-
stantly coming In of hfea In all directions
LATBR-Rerorts constantly arriving Of res raging
in the woods throughout the country. Two farmhouses
and other buildings walworth Wayne County, are
reported burned Several houses, straw and haystaoks
with large woods, opposite Seneca Point Canandaigus
Lake, were burned to-day. It is also reported that
man was burned TO death. rumor comes from Albion
that the PrusSan settlement north Of Albion, Orleans
County burned to-day. The wind has subsidized this
evening. The country Is very dry, and there are
hopes of fires being extnguished until heavy rains
LARGE FIRE IN ULSTER COUNTY.
RoEDoUr, Oct. pa large fire is raging in
the shawangunk Mountains near Port Hixon. Several
hundred acres have been already burned large
fire is also raging in the woods at Flatbush, Ron
dout
A FOREST FIRE NEAR TROY.
Troy, Oct pa serious fire is now raging
the woods Nsksyuna the Shaker settlement about
eight miles west of this city The fire began yesterday
afternoon and has burned since There Is reason
believe that it started by one Of the numerous
gangs of predatory roughs from this city and West Troy,
d,.nA HaN
thieving purposes Several dwellings and barns which
were In the course Of the fire. been destroyed and
there is ground for apprehending that large losses VIII
be entailed before IL VIII burn itself out.
The bituminous coal in the Gas Companys storehouse
in this city has beep fire several daye. There are
about tuns in the storehouse but they are buy
carpg the away is not believed that the loss will
exceed tO0 The smoke from these two fires has hung
the town all day. almost Obscurng the light OF the
sun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-24
GREAT BRITAIN.

NAPOLEON DiSCLAIMB ALL CONNECTION WITH
THE ALLEGED C0NsPIRACIHs IN YRAECB-
TIE FRENCH COMMERCIAL TREATY.
LONDON. Monday. Oct -, ISL.
The Tines this morning states that the ex-
Emperor Napoleon has declared that the recent reports
from France Of BonApArst oonzpFasy and IN Intended
descent upon tho coast Of France entirely without
foundation. The Emperor claiming hat 10 ID hs only
legitimate sovereign Il France. advocates No
violent for the restoration q Ras dynasty but
believes his partisans should sane ne win u Ne
French people upon tho settlement Of The Government
by means Of pleotscttsn.
At meeting OF the Manchester Chamber u Commerce
thI1 morning resolutions were unanimonaiy adopted
condemnng the proposed protectionist notifications In
the French commercial treaty.
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RIOT AT THE BELLEvILLE, N. j., LAUNDRY-CHI
NEsE SCHOOL CHILDREN ATTACKED BY IRISH
IABORERS,

LABORERS.
Much of the antipathy evinced on the intro
ducton of Chinese labor into Captain Herveys steam
laundry at BeneVile has been overcome, but number
of Irish laborers engaged the Midland Railway have
manifesta dogged antaeonsm which has, from time to
time threatened outbreak. The laundry Is on the
Bergen side Cd the river, and unn recently tho China
men have regularly gone TO evening school on the
opposite side; owing to the demonstrations OF the
Irish laborers, Captain Hervey has deemed It Cd
Ttsable to restrict the attendance % one even
ting a week. number Of them were return
ing from school on Sunday evening, when' as
they we're crossing the bridge, voey Of nsslles was
hurled at them Several Of the boys In the party were
struek and one was dangerously wounded In the eye
The assault was quickly resented, and tho"e OF the
Chinese who carried revolvers-a precauuon rendered
necessary by the aggressions OF the lsh-oscnargeu
their weapons intending to riRhten their sssalanIs
The ruse had the desired result, causnR stampeoe ana
arousng the villagers, who feared that the threats OF
the Aborers to destroy the laundry had been carried
into effect Pursuit given, and one OF the rioters
as locked M in the Hackensaek jail. Threats were
mazda mat within hours Capt. Hervey'e mouse snOuu
he in sebes harm should befa the Imprisoned r1oter
TAe wounded boy will probably recover. Inc residents
Of Belleyle resent the action Of the aborers unQua
nedy aud are determined to lend Capt Hervey assist
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CRIMES AND cAsuALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

Jamea IT, Kelly has been eonI6nceQ W W nSnk0u
l. n az - nse~he, rs oY The nardef Of Chsries kosenfed
The Mahaiwe Bank ut Great harrington, Mass,
-; r:1bd Of e 90 On Sa,erda, ashs VILLAS Hn' ne s
VIE hm 80 a..
Ebs,aze, Whitaker, ilyer-plater, was robbed
- $1,000 sSbs = he sfess HssO and sss5 Vosasa he
robbef d sakns~R
Twn svsdss named John gwanson and ELrick
cs. 1sr. MIA ID. ssarssy n By gravel tram - Ne bs'sa
sD1 Prc,Issoe Raiiroal, h Wsss RszbuT
The jury in Che ossc Of stephen u Se ~ 3 s
s ~, s..tsrdsy ssrssos T q axsss IA De i dssS
The schooner Mary Fl. Banks from George
IA ~. Ia sss "a oss y pas,ssr we're 'ed ~ Ne MsSeI
he eAsSo sDl u ssvsA
Can ONsillha kecn tahen he5ofe The United
Ssss sssVaa AsfsSsG sExeses sesSsie 80 49, - Se
c $50 e e w
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VENEZUELA.

THE REvoLUTIoNIsrs MARCHING OK BARGE
IONA-A DECISIVE CAMPAIGN AT HAND.
CARACAS, Oct. 8, via HAVANA, Oct D.
ha revolution continues in full vgor. The revolution
sts retain possession of the seaport Of cudad Bolivar
and have imposed contribution Of 100000 on the inhso
itants. They are now marching on bsrcS-
rajnn1. forces to auell tho revolt He has
gone 70 vslsneia to organize the tToOps H war steam
var has been sent TO Martinique for repairs Large ar
arents are m Of preparation 1t anticipated
that the campaign thus opened win be Anal and close
fhe srukrle The prisons are crowded with political
prisoners The Government disposed TO rule win n
Iron hand,
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TWO POLICE OFFENDERS WHEN THEY WILL BE
TRIED. .....

The case of Capt. Walsh win receiVethe atten-
ton of the Board Of Police at its next meeting. Inc
Board is not In the habit Of noticing charges mace
against officers and members OF the DepArmen' e1oep1
~ tho ssadsvi4 of citizen but In this instance the
ch.y0es made BY THE TRIBUNE 30 clear and direct
t.t some OF the Commissioners think that the Board
boH,d take coKnissaee Of them The case OF sergeant
IConIe- aoeuSed OF sndeavarng TO -proWpeaL hquer-
dsPiSrS aud others Eighteenth Wsra INTO the sup
noTt Of John J. Bradley for Senator VIII ALSO We CON
EderAd at the meeting. Charges VII ps
eaInSt him n those who have made the AhdaVib ALREADY
nnSS}ntod aome forward and sustain them -,-,...
t1mmssIoner Barr listened yesterday 70 ~ ooIplaan
oSnst PcjfneTnen Patroman William ~ bennle o. inc
T5ttaenth PRECINCT charged with bene drunk She on
dnfv denied the accusation nnd sein ne WE sunerus
rom 'chiis and fever. Referred TO the Board
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THE IMPERIAL VISITOR.

The Russian feet failed to make It's appear
,rce of SANDY Hook yesterday and the United States
sal, stationed IN the Lower Bay slowly steamed sea
ward at nghttal quest Of the expected EuestA The
Russian Minister now stopping At the Clarendon Hotel
ttes that he was advised by telegram Of the departure
% the Russian feet from England Sept %, and that
With the head winds the feet wdnh probably require
about Is days 10 reach this port and now therefore
1aIy dra Mr. CatacAzy has recommended that the re.
tSite Mace en- the day following tho arrival Of
az Heet circumstances, however, may require some
rnnlincation uf the present aIrangelnenN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-24
NARROW GAUGE RAILWAY.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 23-Gen. Palmer, Presi-
dsut q, the Denver and RIO Grsnde Railway, teieuphr
from Denver Colorado TO the Trustees here, that the
road WA Aui,hed today 10 Colorado SPRING., % miles
and ts now open for travel and freight Inls = me
ponsar threcdoot road Of the DeuUy, Ana AnpkRTk et
IA oeArs az other marrow genge roade throuRhenb ~
Union are now Al Denver TO examine ia operAnona
49, snn n. sireedy been realised BY construction
traina sa1vinx uassesze1s and lumbar The anfceee Of
fhe narow gasRe system assured Surveys are being
pushed to Santa Fe and the 81 Lous Valoy'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-24
sANTO DOMINGO.

CONFIRMATION OF THE DEFEAT OF BAEz.
PUERTO PLATA, Oct. 8, via HAVANA, Oct. %.
1t Is asserted that which occasioned the desrue
ton of Puerto Plata was caused by the opponents Of the
scheme Of annexation TO the United States.
News from Cabra and tho revolutionary army confirm
the report OF An enRaaeent with the forces Of BSes
Cabrsf remained possession of San Juan, while The
army Of Baez Refreshed with heavy loss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-24
WARRINGTON.

7HH BfHAMD0kf ussPDCroRs-KU-KLUx OUT
RACES m NIsslsNPPI AND 6DoRaIA-PRo-
eREss IN JAPAN.
iBI TxLaoRARH TO TIE TRIBuHRl
WAsHnoFoH, Monday o0l -, lsT1.
Ihe question Of cotton transportation On steamboats,
was Disposed Of at tOdays sessoa Of the Board Of su
pcrvisns inspeetors Of stsamboats. The Board hiss
agreed 20 allow this class Of freight TO be carried In
chantabe condition, governed By The sas rules that
appncsne 70 h@ transportation sAilroads When the
eofon, ~ aestdst os stex nforsseen eausss bsooneS
exposed 10 vtsW The stasmhoas owzsss cannot under
Tho new rue, b hed aenaole to law nor ean me COT
Ton be seised Inc Board agreed 10 adopt he Different
patent lewNwater ndleatms hsfore them-sce aghs an
Number. It 10 but proper 10 stats IN ts connection tASs
members Of tho Board held that these inventions
were not pfabe In tnsunK safety TO boilers bot that
calamtcs from boiler explosions only to be pre-
vented by the precautionary Of competent en-
neers But very little business Of importance remains
for the Board to cot upon.
Prom Northern Mississippi letters have been received
relative to the condition Of affairs IN that section It
CHARGED that the removal Of the cavalry company,
Gently stationed % Aberdeen has excited the KuKlux
of that region TO renewed activity. As consequence
Republicans there write here complaining and aAk that
other troops be sent into that region Considerable en-
element exists In Georgia. owing 10 the recent charge OF
the United States District judge at Atlanta against the
KuKu1 Judge Erskne It appears, directed the Grand
stgnaton OF Ku-Kluxism. As consequence, thirteen
czens Of Jackson County have been arrested for being
concerned 90 members Of o KuKlux band in murder
Gus assault upon enc J. R. Holiday. In this transaction
Holiday resisted and hlled two Of his assailants
Among the transactions recently occurring It appears
that at Talapooss, Georgia, body Of disguised men
visited the houses Of the negroes election being pend
ing for Representative 10 the State Legislature ana
whipped four and threatened others with death II they
voted for the RApubcan candidates,
Mr.. Mor, the japanese oAdros 6A1stes, states that
there IT, In his opinion, danger to the peace OF bis
country from the recent movements for the abolition Of
the feudal Eystem In hts view, this action OF tho
Mkado's Government but of the closing series Of
acts which have tended the abolition Of the feudal
system in that country, and vigorous opposition to
which has already expended ITSELF In an extended In
teryiew the Minister gave many reasons for this view,
and seemed quito confident Of the quiet progress Of his
q. N Van Burep, q. g. Pension Agent ct New-York
has resigned The district over which he had charge
Win be Consolidated and, therefore, no successor VIII DO
appointed
. feBHRAAb FRBss DlspksCH.I
Justices Davis and Fied took their seats on the DO
prone Court Bench this morning. An the Judges were
present with the exception Of Judge Nelson. No deci
Ions were announced this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-24

.r.I YpAria Schools Youths Of both eexos AbAn-
5000 ar Destitute was very long, and contained many
80 suggestions 1t said that schoolhouSes, and not
S.as ~ refuge are the places where ne young shoud
NJ reSornd i fsot the only place where reformation
Soud be erected The report was referred 20 Commit
Comfee on the Social Evil reported fayorably upon
~ IN st. Louis and recomm end the system to
be sdOpPd In other citee referred to Committee OF
th
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AN ENaLwH yEsaEL PoUNDERED AT SEA.

The Norwegian bark Noske Flag, Nelson,
from GLASGOW, arrived In this port yestarday, after
passage Of 20 days The captain reports that on Sept ls
in st $50 Lon. 40 he picked up boat containing ave
men, who proved TO be the second mas and four sesmen
Of the Engtsh bark Lord Stanley for Lverpcoi from
Gaspe Bay, Gulf Of 3d. Lawrence. They had left their
AMP In sinking condition 70 hours previous, the cap.
TAIN rst mate, and nine men having refnsed 70 6esert
the direction Of the wreck IN the hope Of rescung the
remainder Of the NothinE was seen Of bar nov
the second mate left her. she has probably feundeTed
with eli ON board.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.

SCARCITY OF MONEY IN PAR1s-A NEW MILITARY
eCHoOL--rHB coRsICAH TROUBLES.
PAR1s, Monday, o. =, IN.
There Is o great scarcity Of money IN Paris,
and the crisis Ia day Increasing IN intensity II rssvs
IN some measure the pubic distress the Bank sf Yfanes
today commenced to Issue 100000 francs IN esnsacy
Of small denominations
An excessive military establishment % TO b formed -
Rouen rtw comprise school Of artillery snd Arsebal
within the city and ntrenchcd camp and sssss q
fmts outside PreSdsnt Theirs WIN ny the
OF the artillery ssSool with sppropFistc esrsnorasA
TnS disturbzncss in corstca, q whscA reHosss have
seea hetetofore made have aacunted 10 no moro than
slight btoits Ibstveen he local kpobee omesrs %
AaeCo and te people No serious trcassc haa occurred
nor II any anticipated Il Is sad NAT Prince Napoleon
has announced big intention to dsysr political speeen
10 the people Of Ajaocio.
In tho municipal elections, yesterday the Roman
Catholics ware successful, defeating the radical eaad
date for Mayor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-24
HAYTI.
ANOTHER REVOLUTION NH1NExT-AN IRON
.'.. CLAD LOST.

CLAD DOSTs
HAVANA, Oct, 23.-Advices from Poft-aH-
Prince to the sth inst state that President sage had left
the capital TO visit the Southern Departments Of the Re
public. His arrival at Jacmel was daily expected
Rumors Of another projected revolution obtain
ing currency and It was believed that partsans Of
President Salnsve wcre assembling on tho northern
frontier and at Monte Christi h the Dominican territory.
They arc aided by President Baex In their projected In
curson The name o. Can eaonop. reading at present
at st. Thomas 10 currently mentioned IN connection with
future revolutionary movements.
Tho tfon-clad steamer AtslantS which sailed from
Phsdelpha In December, 1862 for P0rtau Prince has
never been heard from. Mr.. Sidney 0aksmth Of Phs-
dephia claims that the late President sslnaye con-
trscted with him for tho steamer OF valuation OF %
and that was paid said contract He has brought
suit against President saget for the balance OF 100000
The 10 still before the oourtA- The conee crop OF
HAyti will be large
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GERMANY.

WAR FUND PROPOSED IN PARLIAMENT.
BERLIN. Monday, Oct =, IeIi.
In Parliament, to-day, o bill providing for
the formation Of imperial fund vas introduced,
and referred to the Committee o. TIE Budget Of tie
Empire. The Emperor wilhelm has made donation Of
LEGO thalers for the relief Of the Chicago suerers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-24
IN MICHIGAN.

TIE FIRES REKINDLED NEAR PORT HURON.
DETROIT. Oct. 23.-A high wind has re-
kndIed the res the woods the military reservation
that city.
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CONDITION or THE CINUINEATI AND sr. LOUIS
TEIIEeRAPHIc NOTES.

-. The HAymakers defssted the White etoekines
q TrOy, ye.asraAy, b. sesN anbh
-. The Presideat has appointed James ". Fishss
CAisf Jssdss o. hs sssssns Cssrs u wyosi.s al. -.
,...Fits Hugh Lee has Issued call for reunion
go sryiyn De y,uss DnAse u ~ Rsss Any q nsrAsn
NTdEia, h b Aeh h HehnssA Nsv.k o. =
The Board Of Directors Of The Andes Insurance.
Company saAasA received Ne rtps Il he ssstH len Cssaes
$500, 40 ~, 4 s.s- - sssys Z, ss - xs Ave
laAseTsss eaee neks SEED ~ tseeesal n -,
inl ~ esaen1s Sana vhEIson assAeana mr,Ea1 aA1
- pya r11s aassns ee1sss - usezng s1tSNaA -
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o,,rp.cr ON A STEAMBOATS, CREW.

NEw-ORLEANs, Oct. 23.-The crew OF the
steamboat Planter going ashore for water near Auao
Bayou, Rod River, were fred into oy aDAho~n po.oO
and two of tea number we're OTtsT and one severely
NSuRdLa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-24
SPAIN.

FAILURE OF THE PROPOSED MINISTERIAL CoALI-
TON.
Madrid, Monday, OCT q, isTi.
The Impartial says the effort to bring about
reooncisten between the supporters Of eagsssa and
Zmrilla and form coalition Ministry have failed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-24
SWITZERLAND.

INTERNATIONAL woRKINGhEN's CONGRESS AT
GENEVA.
GENEVA, Monday, OCT. .. ISL.
The Convention of the International League
Of worhinR,nen assembled at Gensva. today TSe a.
tendance was small and the proceedings without In
terest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-24

tAe amended canons On theological education, which
we're oacusaed ct length and amended And paaeeo Xne
Convention then adjourned.
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NATIONAL POLICE CONVENTION - REPORT ON
THE SOCIAL EVIL.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 23.-In the Police Convep-
fSs, THE morning reports iTom tho taerent CDnnUt.
- Vaps Tead. me renOEta1 ne GAHpnjttNA npaR EA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-24

7HH BfRAMBokf NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OUT
RACES m MIs6sMPPI AND GroRsIA-PRo-
GRESs IN JAPAN
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F0BNHHAE FHBIB Df5YHHCH1
Justices Davis and Ficld took their eeats on the DO
prone Court Bench this morning An the Judges xer'
preeent with the exception Of Judge Nelson. No deca
Ions were announced this morning.
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.B loo, 9 aNN'0=]{s'.. I
AIKEN HREsagIVAk LAND ,sAI,M

slOo. GOO ID tS DtstItb,t,ed 70 m s,,.ss;s,,.
EtfVE DOLLARS will: purchase rsb. r.,:t,,
lAe DeFby Farm, Property to be' diItriStSnttIHI;,
embfaeee t6slarsest Vineyard an d.. .GrcSsea. sea
1aElE'$SSSs S$$sIfsv Ss}$A$sS. ,g'1gMaggi
eps Rs sl!E 3I%s..s
hoiaa4s ;ssa a iR 'Ba~ipma pFeFfntteq + Share
s1odocos4a RsaL. Basate and Grcsnbart ~
a9sts S% $50
SSsSS, Sga f!!Hs:, qUa
oNE'sHARKIN BVRRYRHIKIY-o ONE WILL
Tibis iaii Kis,i RRAw fs4s,S 4Ipat3 A4pR5zE: ',,
Desd OF <rrnAt to tta, Comuiitee who are re-.
& the the Ss
10 thh remaining ahafs8 are sold,
-. fhe Drawing will take place accordt6g .tS
INC published programme tr..;iiiSGt.
-. 1.-THE DAY OF THE DRAWING.
oia4ea M 5e paSSaoansed BY telegram 70 the Asao-
IA an1alrs1in inveated howmay seoure a for.
Every sharS.hdldsr may rss.J assured q,
equal instice' And that, thiqs acheme, unlike
:T}}s%faciin. SQUARE AND HONEST. >. !.
VII be p. omptly returned. For 'f6il patticu-
lars, 10 embraced IN. revised pamphlet, ad,
dreEs -! @. DERBY, General Manager.
Key Boz No. 9S4, Augusta; Ga.
1g MIR: J. Moo. THARIN; the agent OF, the
tho office of Gr. b. damBrIii, Main inst stress. Ho =
% = 4. 81. : vi
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oLuMBIA p; FRIDAY MAY 2orlg7. VOL HIi

/ A6f twenty. fiv6 E225l potinda:atd Tor ra.,, >
haSe enjoyed, uninterrupted fieuiths'' ~. :
Dr. 'hshonok hhs discontinued, his rrofes.
hi4a Dr d f. scief,Sk' ~! Ssfii iohiinnS E 0S
q SEQ .pa4ientg at tlieiT oAits.iN6. Ig gN NnitH
s1xth street, Philadelphia. 1. every ,Satnrda ay
from 9'A.. M.. to +! III. Those who Wish
tn0rough examination with the 1tespiromctcr
VII NJ, pc charged s5. The Reapirometer de-!
clares the exact; condition OF the lungs. and
patienta can readily icain whether they are
The directions for, taking the The medicines afo
adapted to the intelligence even Of child.
Follow those directions. and kind nature. will
40 the rest excepting that in some oascs the
Manorake PILE are to bo taken in increased
doses; tho three medicines need no othef Ic-
compartments than tho ,mpfe Instructions
tnat accompany them: First create ippetite
Of returning health hunger is tho most, vel.
como symptom. When It comes, as It will
come, let the deBpaiIfng at once be Of good
c1eer. Good blood at once follows, the coriuh
loo5ans. the night sweat ia abated. IN a
snort time both of thnse morbid symptoms
are gone forever. -
u Dr. schenoh's medicfnes ARD constantly hopt
~ tens OF thousaids OF families. AS . laxa-
tive or puugative, tho Mandrake Pills are a
standard preparations; while the puimonic
syrup, as ourer OF coughs and colds. NAV he
reHarded asi a, prophSladthtio against CON
sumption in any OF it's forms. .,.7.;9.,
. - -frice Of f'the-PuImonio-Syrup. and SeaYeed
MandFake rhis. IS cdiisS a.bioS. For For sale % by
all druggists and Siiea,ais.lrY.{ 3.
i,.t. s..f ..I.- JOHN F., HENRY,
C?Hege g Place, New York, Wholesale Agent
--- = j ,-l--,l, ,,...r T1y
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a Few Words "a the: Laaaes.-Manv'la-
dies. particularly mothers .nursins, complain
OF tired. listless feeling, or complete ex-
haustion, on arising in the morning. On the
wife and mother deyolves tic resspoohhsibility
os regulating tho duties 5f the Household.
Hcr cares are numerous, and the mental M
woil as the sishysioal powers are frequently
called into,raquisition. sho cfte4 finds her
slightest occupation weary task and exist
ence 2 burden while at the same time she
b has no regular disease. Hostettet's Stomach
Bittefs. II resorted to ht this period, win
prove an uhfkiline' remedy forthis ammo, ing
lassitude. Che, effeeta OF this potent agent
are coon seen in the rosy. check and elastic
,atep ot the head Of the family, as. with re /.
stored health and rehuwed 'ppiriia, ehe take
her accustomed place in the family, ,cirole. II
this friend In need be regularly ueed, those
depressing symptoms will never be oom-
planned OF, and not only would laasitude not
pc etpefienoed; but rh any diseaaes foliowipg
;ts advenf be avoided. AS medical agent
neaithIai efeotsihAse made 1t general favor
ite; It Is free frqm Al properties calcula ed
70 imp air the system, And fts opef ations are
ut onoe mild ontlhng and efficient. All who
hepe, used; the Bittsrs attest its virtues and
commend II to nae. "" NAV 17fS