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ByH..B.iEobins,
~ Real Estate Agent and Auotioneer,
oa;ce Rank street west corner from ctistori-housc

rv,RrvsTEE'S SALE OF TWO BEAUTI-
Full BUILDING LOTS, LYING Se On 81 ,Tg,Ec
SyRPEET nETWEEN ROWLAND AND MEh-
HoW SIR EETS, TN THE TOWN OF T. sJplSS ,G,
AND SITUATED. But sH08T M Tfsr. INV hfTV
f,GRPuhaTION.lsBy firtne OF Tie f6yis,2ns on :
certain deed Of trust TO me executed 9edrng Sa1s
2ist OF December and gully ~ r,4
at the reSnea Of the asstsnee OF The bensacssrf
therein named, Z shait on TUEsDAf me III y
NJ on tbc nremjses proceed to sell bg aucson ine
s ~ n rWO LOTS OFLAND above Describes having
front of So ia-is By depth Of 'o an az
10y yEsM MS; r Cash as to 50 much as wa PC 70
eftsS The expenses Of this frust 10 ).
nota of slo4 due slst OF ss ia die
residue, at three and SIX asp
the day Of sale ., JOa = AZ a no III
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Fatal Roller Ex,s,na,n,,

CINCINNATI, November 1S.-The boiler of
freight engine on the Atlantic and Great
Western road exploded at Bowlesburg, Ohio,
this morning, wreckng the train and killing
three pcrsOnS.
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BY Thomas w. Keesee, AuctIoneer,
No. la17 Main street.

FXECUTOR'S SALE OF ,SToCE sF
H MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS, SHOW
CASES, HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
TCRE, &c, AT AUCTION.-I will sell on WE'D
NESDAY, November goth, al IL o'clock. at No. 40l
Broad street,-at Miss X. G. McLemorc's deceased
all Of the stock contained In said store.
SHOWCASES, Ia. - 80 y s.
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN ffiURNlTuRE.
TERMS IAN shfhs Under $50. cash $50 and over
that amount sixty days credit for approved, In
dofsed negotiable notes. n"
800 THOMAS II. LAMBETH, Executor. !;
Sale conducted by THOMAS w. kERsEH, Auc.
ttOneer. 90 nol5
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New Trial for Rosensweia, the Alleged
AborGionist.

AborGiOnist.
New York, November 1S.--A full bench
of the Supreme Court to-day unanimously
set aside the conviction of L. Roseuzweig,
who was sentenced last November to seven
years imprisonment for the murder Of Alice
Bowlesley by abortion, and ordered new
trial. Rcseuzweig viii be brought imme-
dlately to this city. t@1 -
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.. By Grubbs & Williams, .-sga4
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

SMALL THREE-STORY DWELLING,
y on BROWN tFORMERLY POP A r
STREET, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-We Will
sell at auction on WEDNESDAY, goth November
nicur and comfortable RESIDENCE on the north
side OF Brown second door west Of Fifteenth street.
The lower story is OF brick and the other stories OF
wood. with spacious aud welgladed yard, and Is
desirable residence. 1t is occupied by good tenant
~ $500 per aununl. The lot Is 22Xl3? feet.
T'ET,is: At sale. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
nnIs Auciionesrs.
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Tne Resignation OF Generni BFtstow
Accepscfs. -

WAsn1soTos. Noyenber. iS,-The Presi,
dent accepted the resignation Of General
! Bristow ia O letter expressing his regret nj
seyering official relations with on, who
has flied bis trust with so much zeal
and ability, andwho has displayed such et-
Acicncy in organizing sond managing the al.
fairs Of the office, and thanking him heartily
for the words of personaE kindness contanea
in his letter of resignation.
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] fire I'm xsranstlxu.

New York, November lS.--It is reported
that . large fire is raging in Woodruff &
tosansoa's stofehoiise, ia South Brooklyn.
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azrS. Laura ID. Fair as q Mera,is.

SANERAgclsco, November 1S.-Mrs. Laura
D. Fair lectures IN Platfs Hall this week on
Evolves in the Fold" Much indignation
is expressed at this audacity.
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Loss OF q Northumberland Schooner.
NV YoRE, November ls.--Tbe schooner
j. 3. Myers, hence for Richmond, Va, with
railroad iron, was run into and sunk to-day
seven miles south OF Barnegaf.
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.E1nisnHMp.

NV ORLEANS, November 18.-Gcneral
Beauregard is elected Administrator of I'm.
proycl1entS -
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EsTABLIs HE'D, 188o.--Il. LTNNE.-
tI3iAEN,S sTEAMDYEtNGihN AND SECURING
ESTABLISHMENTS, AGO Broad and y2l Afain
and also Gentlenien's Garments, cleaned, dyed tn
any color, or secured In the best ms1ner Psrticu.
lar attention. paid To Kid Gloves.
Broad street, "a. IS e 81 =. q
& ssaa-sm Z. LINNEaIAAN.
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TOR RENT, TWO NEW BRICK Ga
Il DWELLINGS, now nearly completed, ELI
situated Third street south Of Main street. These
elegant houses, aud In oflh0 most select and
desirable neishborloods. Apply 10
r.s.r... W. B. ROBINS.
Real Estate Agent, Bank street,
ct hyt bor S.p,p-h n1,co i
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rho pSts0Ufssg or Rev. DR. Smith-Hfs
wife and Slaughter Discharged.
NEW YoRT, November ia special TO
the Herald from Raleigh, n. CO says the
charge against Mrs. Smith ana M!s. S Munh'
wife and daughter Of Rev. Or. J. .. sm ,:1
of poisoning him to death, nag nee Ell, t thn
missed by Judge Watts, tnere peins i '''' 'n'
slightest evidence against them.
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sTniteti States Rarracriss Rurnef.

BATON RoUaE, la, November 1S.-Tbe
seatb brick building Of the United States.
barracks WAS burned to-day.
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BY Gruhbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Aucdoneers'
Eleventh st rppt between Main and Bank.

TINE VERY VALUABLE FIyE-STORY
L BRICk TENEMENT mo. 10) AT THE COR.
NER OF FOURTEENTH STREET AND To
BACCO ALLEY, OPPOSITE TO THE EN-
UuASGE HUTt.L.-1his much-admircd property
will be sold ut auction. upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, olst November, at u o'clock NJ. 1t
has five stories above the basement the store being
occupied by Mr.. William Holt Richardson and the
floors above as saloons and chambers. Above the
store there are twelve large rooms, with gas und
water OH every floor, handsome narbe-top wash
stands, several bathrooms, &c, and dumh-wa1ter
running from the cellar TO the ,opmost story.
1t Is flushed throughout In the best style. win
marble nantles in The principal saloons, handsome
iron veraudah around three sides Of The house, aud
In all Its arrangements is complete. 70 building or
equal style and cost for the purposes for which II IL
adapted WAS ever erected In this city.
Special attention is Invited to this sale, rs tho pro-
perty. from lis central location and thorough con-
structon, is Of a character not Often TO be pur-
chased ....#u,, ...,
TERMS: Very liberal and made known ut the sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
no lo ,Auetioneers.
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BY Robertson 8 Bronaugh,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers,
Hull street opposite the courthouse,
Mannl,aSfar Nn

EOR SALE PRIVATELY, several very
II desirable HOUSES In the town Of Manchester,
suitabE either fer residences or for business pur-
poses, and any number Of BUILDING LOTS In
various parts Of the town.
Also, several FARMS in Chesterfield and ada
cent counties, some OF which are trstc estates,
lying Oh James river above and below Rlchmob5, ut
prices exceedingly reasonable.
oe 10 ROBERTSON & BRONAUGH.
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Wf,a XEensfa I,und

4s PHIfABgLFEtA, November ls.--Nearly
:Sssese, 200 has been raised for the Meade fund.
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POsTPONEMENT.
The sale of the aforementioned property Is post
poned until WEDNESDAY the Goth instant ~ =
pp,cIock p M RICHARDSON g. Co.,
No 10 Auctioneers.
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GOME TO THE COUNTRY.-Tbere g.,
~. Is an excellent DWELLING-HOU BE, with ELL
Also, on the same lot, q most desirable STORE
HOUSE. The dwelling and store will be rented to
Address Ms. VI. ATWOOD, Jetersyille, on Rich
mond and Danville railroad, Amelia county, Va.
no h-Tu:fx
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GRupiis & WILLIAMS, Auctioneefs,
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By Grubbs s. Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO SMALL
Il BRICK TENEMENTS, Nos. -, On TIE
EAST LINE OF BROOK AVENUE BETWEEN
DUAL AND BAKER STREETS In execution
of deed Of trust 10 me as trustee, dated Goth April,
Ia7s. ami recorded In Richmond Chancsry Cosrt
ciiee IN decd-book 81 a, page s.3, {heing thereto
required 1y the creditor secured Will sell aue"
vrmber, OF 81 O'Clock p. NJ, tho two ENEMENTS
above referred to, with the LOT on which eleg
stand, 81 by lat feet.
viii pay large percentage upon The SUN they Will
sell for. ~
TERMS: Cash for expenses Of sale and to pay on
note for S3oa due lst Of OCTOBER credit for Sal6
until I'd May 1913 balance upon terms to be made
known al sle all credits TO ber interest and to he
secured by trust deed. y,,-.-
GRuBBs & WILLIAMS. huctioGoers. no Il
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TOR LEASE.-I will lease to q good ten
\ ant, on very reasonable terms, the KINGS
a t % on a SaeS RIVER ior a. Term I'm OF se
WHAEF attached thereto and the privilege of Il
li2e Of stages 10 Williamsburg. The LITTER either
no ll-:uw3w% WILLIAM ALL EN-.
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rOMMIssIONERS SALE OF YALU

COMMISSION RS ssA LIE OF YALGAi
I I,E s alirf 81 AZ ri aps gsHRhsll
fEAkE Akb ONO RIfi re ap,-far~aaat e
decree of Alleehany Circuit Court psolosnced, ~
the cause Of Montague = q ass
BAY OF SoNEhfBER, AT GlIf.Sa Fsss, AZ,
1oet e that oSyfng com.
prlsihg In ali 70. OBS ACRES, situated inmsa'atsly
at and around Longe DEPOT ,on both sides Of Jack
s0 No. r ,T & ealfi g1g g9FsSs yoRas TRACT,
ss sss e
throhghoSt this tract. II has q tFnrtnge of q mile
and half ON Jackson's rtren and q due Tster-
power said TO be unsurpassed Ia the s,aie. !. e.
No. a-s7 l-s acres across Jackson,s dyer, opro-
site No. Il promiang indicanon OF iross 8, q. IA
w Ms sa as 6 S pss1sa 6.
srease sad ohio railroad through If and u sur
fo No. Lg%ssfas!s sss ,s %
Jasksous river opposite 10 Mol aud sd.oisisg se.
q covered With excellent tmfer. Upon y
ore bank formerly tS
entire tract. sWishin few hundred yasds o. ~
lines an ore bank has recently Deem gpcss arsdiy
taken from It, and The ore Is rsporled sehays slys
satisfaction. IL adoiua No. ana y pni!
NOT 3uRs M TRACT tss,i acres at jaae-
hcn OF Jacks0n's river and CowpasinIe Etyef.S a..
Nc.s..-eS25 acres, and No, !aoyontn.ISSJ, 81 81
acres, on the Warm Spring mountain. 20 ue
famous Dolly Ann furnace. This, srG
tains the same ores in abundance ~heh navy hisss
that property so valuable, .---s---e.,....s ,,s,.
Portions OF these lands have been anu p.y
ftably worked Tor many years w iroa E se25iSS.
They are trayeEse6 BY the ana ~
road, and also run alons Jaeks9es river NIT Nc
cafsl and with the now line of the Ghs6apeake ana
Ohio railroad 10 be built down Jackscns river jr9m
Clifton Forge. They are beayily timoered aDo aio
believed 60 abound In extensive deposits OF ess IN
lent hematite ore, being within The npalts 81 tns
best part Of that formation Of Virginia. ee hius
ways report TO Chesapeake and Ohio ra1rcaa wv
taercport OF Colonel Allen. died with he "
s They contain The nearest kaown reliable denosits
or iron ore TO the great kunawha eoni-heilyIf mi
being more than one hnndfed miles dissoit ans ;ts
during the pssset winter eopnectea tn rail-
BY e Of the ana i H.,' sss.,-
iactnre OF iron, not only by the foA ,.ssns Of
tie cheap transportation which viii neeas an
at0rtiet ey the rectpsoctty 81 The frelsna
the coal aud Iron regions, z - al ~ 9 j. s.
stTgRMs or SALE Cash In hand sEtbciens W .na
fray the expenses Of srt and Gale ana ~ ~ $40 ny
fesidiae In enal st one ~
and tive years, with interest Nom tue cay ~ sssss
taking from the purchaser hona wlsn ~ ~
personal security SAD feiainiug the e e. VII
security. is Il; i EgTua sl H.
oe 2e-,sh Commissioners,
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+ ARGE PUBLIC SALE Or +, s.
VALUABLE FARM, MANSION;
FLoUR-MILL, &C.,
AT FREDERICKSBURG; VA:

- - T. 7.
The undersigned viii sell at public auction, ON
premises, the FARM and MANSl0E-HOuSE nd
Joining fredericksburg KNOWN ms sBROMPIflS, or
MARYfi's HEIGHTS, late the property Of John l..
Tits esiate ia conceded to be one OF tshe most
valuable and attractive properties In EastsIn tlT,
RIpia. The farin CONTAINS Two HUSDHE6n, kNp
EfJHTY ACRES OF FERTILEhND Highly.
IMPROVED LAND, producing an average q
twenty bushels OF wheat and forty btshels 81 corn
nnder tudlcious tillsge. IL Is abundantIy supphed
With water, IS welt set 10 grass, and under new
fef9f ne Ehahso of bftcs, win
eleven rooms besides halls, closets, pcfcS
&C.. hecurtilnge Of eighteen acres Is hanlsoHeiy
laid out In yard, lawn paddocks, and mas coming
dious out-buhdings and every convenience lcr w.,
walk of the centre OF Frederic yet possesses
all the advantages of an elegant cotntrY-seaI lns
entire property Is In complete order, ana tns mna
wiifbe ofsere IN subsidy
Win aisoaeeA publicly on stjRsa,f 5s,asafe'b
Ger 2sln, 1879, at 70 M. AfARYE's FL0oh-m..ii1n
...u.eu IN Fredericksburg, adjoining ire runro~..
bridge over the Rappahannpck The MN has =
never. failing water-r1ght equal TO ds-lorsc power ID
substantially built Of brick, covered WITH eiate'
three-storied contains three pairs OF Burr stohes,
with improved modern machinery taH III coH!pieee
order), and has q Inrge warehouse attached: 49,.
The mill lot fronts abont $50 feet on water suess
and runs back 10 the river. The manufacturing aa
vantages Of the site are Juneoualled by any ~
ommnnication ct the mill doers5 49,
TEkas Accommc uating as t9 fbIee,logr.us "
the purchase money. JOHN L, MARYEs JR... . :
no l2-lat tasa 1902 =. 49,. II Tuttet.
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BY ffItfHf III fotk g s..s S5.SyS
H Esal EssAtG j Rsnfs It'd II
10. siis siafn ssrtss eefssr

81 aR3E ANp pa fEA Ts1N s2a& u gHs.:
H TEfvETHOt;SANp DOLLARS, MONTE "
cfJAI-TTNERHs gO)LS ANIle8l XI tlSscc ~
Emilio AUCTION.ssAs agenttf tsc ezeMtSSxEs 49, 81
81 si,asI sell nc afction, at the Spr1fxs &2a &eeg
BUN coal-pits, tcomrrcncipg 90 Hsep t1ass o.
.sassnrf1nento of AL-SiIN ELS, ID ACkkMI4asSt
CAKPENTERs, AND W q - -
have Been in use only short while, ana are yery
valuable 20 9s eoal isras Iot Of OLD IRON cast ana
wrought, which has BEEN accommodating s2F Iatgfy
s eeWSFgmLrAMR. POLK q CO., Aucticneefs. &
no is-ecdtds 'ss
81. - PosTPoNEMENT.
The above sale is postponed until TUESDAY the
"a day of December, Is ~. - IT. - =
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TAMES JEFFREYS, PRACTICAL
~ SToNE-CUTTER AND MASON Is prepared
Special attention given to ENC LOSING SECTIONS
IN GENET ERR GS. - Is sssssss - q 81 Is
Yard on Sixth aear Canal street, Orders left at
the narhle-yard Of Messrs Rogers Miller, corner
of Mstn and Sixth streets viii be promptly affend-
scs 10. I no 7-eodlmA
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rAMETO MY HOUSE ON SATUR R. sEss
ODAY NIGHT, November 10th, a LARGEsExsns
WHITE COW. The owner will please come for
ward. prove property, pay charges, and take her
away. tF'r asssFsP. g. FRITZ,
York River railroad, two miles from depot.
no l9-ltk b s.z1E sd Il
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LOSE. sTRAYED, &e.

ESTifAY COW-Taken up by theCsky
H subscriber in bis field, Friday, bl&ck-ssSss
nnd.white COW, with one horn smaller than the
other. The owner VIII please come and pay charges
aud take her away. p. {. LARUS,
I9-ltI CORNER Thirty second and Cjly streets.
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The report of the proceedings in Con-
gress on the 22d instant discloscs the fol-
lowing interesting facts:
Mr.. MCCRAEY. fIom the Committee on
Elections, reported resolution to pay to
Mr.. Cessna, OF Penusy ylvania. the unsuccess-
ful contestant for the seat Of B. +. Meyers,
81 ,48O as his actual, reasonable, and neces,
sary expenses.
lie stated that the COMMITTEES had required
ItemiSed accounts unaer oath from all the
contestants. and Il at this sum was $500
less than the account presented The amount
paid to unsuccessful contestants at the last
Congress Was Sll3 900. The resolution was
adopted.
When it is recollected that John Cess
mas trumped-up claim to seat in Con-
gress was SO barefaced and indefensible
that but one member of the nine gentle
men who compose the Committee on Eec-
tions voted in favor of it, it will be con-
ceded that this shameless demagogue has
been pretty libcrally paid for ms misera-
BILE failure. If ibis shall only prove to
be Cessna political FINALE, the people
will not complain, even though the con-
sideration paid for such blessing has in
deed been extravagant. The statement
made by Dir. McCrary, who is chairman
OF the Committee Tn Elections, that the
amount paid to unsuccessful contestants
at the last Congress was $4,000, is
we'll calculated TO create astonisbment
Under radical rule it has become so COM
mon for defeated republican to contest
the right of democrat to his seat. al
though bis majority might have ran up
into thousands, that the pursuit of seat
IN Congress under difficulties has been
equally as remuneraiive as its actual DOS
session. 1t had become a regular trade
for the mere purpose of making money
which is the Alpha and omega in the cata-
chism of all radical politicians. 1t vas
the easiest thing in the world for defeat
ed candidate in Southern State TO pe,
up show of contest on the ground. for
instance, that the negroes were terrified
IRON attending the polls by threats aud
violence, when it is a notorious fact that
IN States in which tho election lasts two
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The EDITORS TO BIZ IN ERIE We are
happy to be able to anuouLc ce that at the
session of the Democratic State Convention
IN Harrisburg, last week. au arrangement
was Effected by which that body and the
State Editorial Association. Composed OF
members of both partieS). will hold their au-
nual gathering in Erie on the same Gay. The
business meeting of the Democratic Associa-
tioh will be held on Tuesday evening. the
llth of June; that of the State Association,
on the following morning. the 18th The
programme includes joint excursion upon
the lake on Wednesday afternoon, and a su;.
per 10 ths evening, to he followed by a trip
to Niagara OF the Oil Region. on Thursday.
The Presidents Of the tive Associations have
appointed the following local committee of
of arrangements: j. II. Willard. B F. Nc.
Carty. h. 4. Stu'Zneckle. Paul .Unschidsr
Sam Woods. b Cara aud Beui Whitman.
We are authorized to extend cordial invi,
tation to all the editors in the West. few of
whom are members Of either Association. to
attend and give their cooperation in the
proceedings. The indications favor larger
gathering than ;:as ever taken place before
nnon any occasion of the kind 10 the State.
We hope our citizens are fully awake to the
Importance Of giving these influential assn,
Citations such a welcome as will cause the
members to return with the best impressions
OF our city and section.-Erie Observer.
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Not Consumption.

We have our Books of Record the name
age, resideucs. date. disease and prescription
of every Case treated by US during the last
twenty year5. In these books aTs contained
the names of over 100 600 persons, and more
than ttcO hundred thousand prescriptions
In this vast mum Der of cases, every kind and
rdriety Of diseases have fallen under our obs
servatlon, aud Every form of treatment has
been fully ,ste,!.
Ia CoNsUMPTIoN and Lung diseases, +"
We have had ample opportunity to test not
only evsIy kind Of treatment, but every kind
Of medicine.
We know thi t there are mar y cases cf dis
ease that SD nearly resemble consumption.
but which is not, that without very care-
full diagnosis, serious mistakes might be
made, which would lead to very prejudicial
results in the treatment. 1t is the duty Of
every physician TO ascertain as nearly as pos
tible the precise nature Of every malaGy be
| fore prescribing. NO mole certain sign Is
offered in tiiseaee than is found in the urinary
secretion, says Simon. Aud in this disease,
We are especially favored with indications Of
the urine which enables us to determine not
only the facts relative to the true bature tler .
uf, but 10 measu.G c tueTable cOr,e ectly the tx
tent cf lie same.
We have thus detected and determined the
erteIt Uf hundreds Of cases of Consumption,
many Of which Loing iucil lent only, have
been cured 10y Us in 4 very short time And
whilst We would not ho.d out Inducements
or promi.s cure. in the "last stage" IF this
dreadful malady, We W, u { iust say. that we
have cured many Gases that nearly resem-
bled Consumption. that is was impossible to
determine the fact by auy other means than
by Examination If the urinary secretion.
Among these NE might mention, Liver
Complaint. Dyspepsia, Heart Disease, Fc~
male Weakness, re. &c.
These disease ,fimcs much resemble Com
sumption in mahy particulars. They may
C, me on with cough aud tXpectoratlun OF
blood and mucous. pam III he breast and
slice. heats aud cLIlir, luiiUwc by weakness
n'ghtsweais, &c. TLe-e y aIptums are ak, II
ioT CUnsunrPtIo suG The patient is iItfsrntd
that the ca.s "h"pe ess OUe." when per
haps 1t as yet as Gu: able as aiue tenths Of
our most common diseases. and when some
prompt and ticaclous TemtdY. administered
for the real disease, would dispel it in a very
short time.
We have cured maay cases "f this kind
even after they had been abandoned 40 hope
les.ly consunipted. by tiitir relatives rs well
As the physician. Whilst there is life there
is hope IN such cases. BY sending a vial of
urine for ex amin alton. the necessary me Ii
clues can be sent ty express.
i UIDSHUE. 81 D..
I. l. OiDsHUE, 81. D.
j. ". OI.DsnUE, NJ ID.
Address DIS. 0LDEHUE,
No. l23 Grant Street. Pittsburgh, Pa.
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or three days they travel from one coun.
ty into another, under the lead of carpet
baggers, for the express purpose of voting.
and when he failed to make out his case,
to call upon the Treasury, through an act
Of Congress, 10 pay him an extravagant
compensation. A new rule, however, we
believe has been adopted, not to appropri-
ate anything to an unsuccessful contests
ant, but only TO pay the expenses of his
witnesses, etc. This has cut up the bus
iness of the carpet 5asgers by the roots,
SO that the practice is now more honored
in the breach than in the observance.