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The sun., 1872-10-09

The twelfth and thirteenth charges can 10
proven 10y Stanlcys ". le and aunt and by his
own letters, which ! have in my possession.
They have been proven 10y Mr.. Evans, who know
John Rowland in wales and knew Henry stan
ley in Africa, and who says that they are ono
aud the same person And II Stanley VIII Nst
Dcnhigh, ST. Asaph. or Bodelwyddcn, in Vale, q,
the members oi his family and numerous ace
uuaiutanCes there viii be able to remove any
lingering doubts which may exist ia his mind ~
To whether he was born in Wales or America,
whether MS mother tongue is Welsh or Eur-
lieh, whether his name Is John Rowland ~
Henry Stanley; In 1nc, whether have written
series of atroCious falschuods, or whether +
he is "A first class eAtemporaneous liar,
trust that he VIII make the visit and puburl
the result in the R,Iud. Very respectfully
LEWIS II N1r.
SAYNUIE, l.. /, Sept 30, 1872.
The sun., 1872-10-09

Amusemcnts To-Day.
Seaae-y Of Music -tao,t
A-er,e.s Institute RnI srty aad Ihifd
H. ofbr Theatre Az Al hs Pogut
Rewsry Theatre-CasHosr ,.
ct RrIey shay's Opera Heusc hlth It Atd ID ~
Dan Bry ant's Miuurcis Trw,, m d'tst
Dry nssL Circus, &e. Fost ofH.u.t5n street, z u.
Rmerssn. California MIastrci--is broadway.
rinh Avepnc Theatre rsmont'
Gfsnd Opera nouse Rtts'h
etetpway Hall Rutu,t uf Cotsrt. Natn't
81, Isme. m, ntrc san Tfanr,e' M.rifsh.
Theatre Cor,iauc Tho Rs'y flsrhArt, Ae hatnes,
Touy Pasisr's Opera HoU.e Arn',huan 10 I"njct
UrIur sqrn-c Theatre ArHe'.
wenselis P,rnsilon 4 Gsl''ea
woods MHse E,-stti ffvta s,r stE Matpss.
The sun., 1872-10-09

"rtU re err 20 your letter uf t ut, ~ the sub
lct of serun tre- ular rocgrings at tc lotdun insi
ONtt AiA GlttLtd lN Tie fu-tr tsttr.tttutf4 tO A.
fhlt tr tIruls Df tho TO which yuu refer
have Gently tnr7gru his atten 0n, aud ne rcsrrts U
ma that there Wu- so connection v lth the matter
rlous breach Of Post once regulations. The Post
UasterGtitra has, low ever reason 20 believe that TIE
notice he has taken Of Tire mrttcr M have the effect Of
pttNt ting thc occurrence ul adt similar rrrCguaftcs
MufTF Secretary.
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E aORNNG STAR AND CATH MSSENGE SUNDAY JULY 81 1870

ted with the principle that one ought to
take no steps when one aspires to q III
brary: this lie the most anbridled myaii-
cism, my dear fellow. The Librarian re-
preached me gently shout our business.
He said that if he were consulted he could
only reply in the same way as the Librarian
Of Bordeaux. He told me that he had re-
ceived letter from you, but that he had
not answered it, as he did not know You.
May he 60 to the devil !" These worthless
trafickers made many similar attempts,
equally fruitless. In another letter from
Orleans, whittier he had again gone on his
bootless errand, which clearly shows the
spirit Of these men, Mouls says: Snow we
have the famous letter of the Librarian of
Orleans. We must make silence round
about him. If do not succeed we shall
declare war-a terrible war!" He did not
succeed; and, convicted by words from
motives which led Able Junqua aid Canon
Mouls to become Old Catholics" These
are the Keformers of the Catholic Church
these are the Simon Pures-these the mar
tyrsto honest love of truth How ashamed
must Dollinger. not be Of his disciples in
France. f,
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COLLEGE
COLLEGE
THE
I'M MA G U LATE INCEPTION
Corner Of Common and BAronns streeta
NEW ORLEANS.

Literary Institution incorporated by tho State Of
Guosa ~ ni sss%,
courtyard entirely cut or the street. resoryed s1
t % that from the arrival Of pupils ct SO
secluded and superintendent. ' NV S'Asss@Sy
Tho courso Of instruction osnbr~res ar..r r.<,,
English. French Poetry, Rhetoric History Gco~r.nS1
1ethematcs, Astronomy, Natural and Mental fhioco
CommerctA Branches also the German lsnsusee ~
road and write. ss AAo" ny" "
load. nR objects Of the inst motor, w.
Every month . report II to parsnts STATING oon
duct, progross, rank In c'ass and attendance.
The academical year begins ON the arst Monday al
October and ends about the 3lst Of July.
TERMS:
Collegiate Course payable in advance and IN upS+ed
| states currency, two months e20
Preparatory Course e16
ap2I 7aiy REV. r. GAUTRELET President
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A Lafayette lady, while in Philadelphia,
q few days ago, was attracted by . band
come necklace in o window, and determined
TO buy it,. She stepped in and Ssked the
price, "SIxteen thousand dOllara, ma'am,"
replied the salesman. Being els 900 short
of the aauSo che changed her mad.
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In the early part Of Garrick's career at
Drury Lane Theatre Tragedy was pro.
dueed in which Rnscius sustained the part
of q king. Though there was nothing re-
markabiy brilliant in the play, it met with
no opposition until the fifth act, when Gar
rick, "a the dying monarch, divided his
empire between his two sons in the follow
ing line:
When quaint man getting up in the pit,
reioined: Then gods! they've got just
half a. crown apiece = This threw the whole
bouse into such a comic confusion that not
another word Of the tragedy was uttered
on she stage."
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INSTITUTION OF THE SISTERS or 81. Jo6KPH
Corner st. Philip and Calves streeee
Now Orleans.

The government throasheut THE ostsAa,.a.,.,s 4.
md and parental The pupils nsvsr ssparsssS -
their tnstruotreesea- Raoroetion. taAa SoSiS~s. -
the same sor ALL In snort, sverythIna tenSs n srS
moto aGcctionato union botwsSn the Mstsrn "a ~
yoInE ladtes Entrusted to their n0sherly ~
Hhe tnatrucuon In Thorough and cold and n h.x~v
Win tno EeqrisSAonsa Of society. ThN coerse
nn ootn Angnsh ana frsoch) IN the braaohos M ~.
Ieoge cpiuvated 81 the prcssas day xsoh Ia
sure correct pronunciation. - - " u"
The aoedsmioal year cleses with public srA,Asvs,
vited. 49, N
Ednosson 70 hare the object Of special attention s.a
by moral sussion alone, the sistsrs Of 81 JoSsnh
vor to nculoate principles Of solid pioty rso-sn. ~
strict observance of polite and amiabfe
tnati feelings Of respect and ssction SSvnrN
Pupils Of oil denOmin ati0ns admitted
NoTA-DurinE the bathing season the Bsar6s.v
School moved TO the Bay St. Ieuis Aero tho 6is1eSe
OF st. Joeeph have dourishin4 academy,
TERMS-To DO paid In advance q falIevo,
boarding, per three months. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS %
,nk' =. - ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 %
Music Lessons and use Of Instrument .....,. ~ 60
Pastel oil painting according to tho number Of puplls
Needle work In all 10 varieties, golden enkfoidery
artificial flowers 10 taught to the boefders WITHOUT o1i
charge.
For further psstieular sddre.s sspsrioesss Of ia
fH6IXs LAYTON.
nol2U ~ or @. d. ELDER Agent.
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MT McKENDR1Ck has just received q large variety
AMERICAN EARTH CLOSET,
the neate.t best finished, meat compact, ornament.
fore the public. Being supplied With 0~-A' w
PORCELAIN AND GALVANIZED IRON FITTINGS
not liable to got out Of order or become subject
the various objections found In simar articles Thee
Closets must e9peroede all others and those Intending
TO INTRODUCE this heathful convenient and indispen.
sable article IN their dwellings, should not fail to call
AMERICAN EARTH CLOSET!
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EDUCATIONAL.
YOUNG LADIES. AcApEMy

~NN0N Ano DEectoo OF tho Stsenre or
Cruas. Va away
VI and Congrcss Streets Third p,str,ot
Now Orleans, Louisiana, 'sN
This magnificent Institution Wa ohart.r.d r,.,.
\ 1000 ny situatoo In quiet and hoaithy ,ocaItt. T.
the snouEbs OF the city, and ct abort d}stsrca ~
And Anords all those advantage Vhio6 osntrah. y
snS nontn and security Of its inmates !"
fupIs OF al denominations admitted I'm f. a..
Promonon o. order and regularity III sro obiire - :.
sne pic cxercfses, and conform to the rules a.
,R TUITION:
~ M ystom OF educstion embraces the French and
and En9hah Grammar, Anthmsfio Ancient ma TSs
IN Io0kfePny nse OF the Globes Prose and PoetiOe
Ho History ancient and dodern Saorsd "a
1neesosie Mythology, Natural Philosophy Chenist-y
Music. n0sepy, Hook ksepink Asthsmatics ete
1spestry' Embroidery. Artificial FioWers sto
70 BIZ MADE QUARTERLY,
IN ADVANCE:
board and Tuition in French and Eusl,.A ma.
IA"AASu- -
Entrance Fee for tia ar:. r..., perquarter 90 90
EXTRA CHARGES:
TostIHH -..........-.......e la or
Use Of Piano . :.. a ~ y,
stationery :. '''- n
1rav~ ~ U
rfiHcIsl EIo-.,. 49, y v
nrnv IN U
II U
Raths <h> 10 "
l
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GIANT vINCENT'S COLLEGE,
CAFE GIRARDEAu, MissovM.

This isss:uton conducted ~ The Priests the Cen.
beautifully located tho Mississippi river forty aiso
above Cairo, and ono hundred and Afsy nes hclSW g.
Louis.
The College buildng. are large oomnod.ous and we,l
we'll adapted for 6eatthful exercise.
The College Z Of easy scoess Regular daily paekses
The scholastic year begfns on the FIRST MONDAY
or SEPTEMBER. and ends about tho frat Of July.
TERMS
Board and Tuition per scholastic year ease
Washing and mondlng Of articles wsshod. Is
Physican's Fec and Medcines ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
1nstrumensaf MUSIC "
For further information apply to
Rev. A. vERINA, G. H.,
Pseaidsns Of De CoIa9o
Or to Rev. THos. J. sMITH, q. Il,
au27 II ly st. Joasph'a Church. New Orsaana.
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d. McKENDRICK,
House and Ship Plumber, Gas Filter, Etc.
r,-
No. 464 Magazine Street,
Near tho corner of Race,
NEW oRLEANs

Dealer In Plumbing and Gas Fitting Ms,sr;a,s ana
Gas Fixtures. Ak -nA'orlAAs ana
attention 70 solicited his large and COM
piete sseoftmene OF articles IN the above ines
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ct. MARY-JEFF R-soN CoLLEaF,
PARISH OF ST. JAMES, La,
Situated on the Mississippi River. Sixty Ales above
Now Orleans
This ancient and magnificent establishment, incor.
porated by law Of tho Legisature and empowered 70
grant diplomas and degrees will be opened the OF
October. 1t Is under tho direction Of the Nariat
Fathers who form society specially devoted to educa
nient and regular landing places for steamboats, going
to and returning from New Orleans.
TxRMs:
Payable in q. 8. currency half yearly in advance:
Board tuition, washing and stationery, Per term Of
Deosers and nedioine in ordinary case: Of i'll
En asss sf fs ant % Per 81 ana op1
n. BAH music lessons arc to be paid for monthly
His Grace the I'M Mo-; S.S Of New orlsAn'
at the College. ~ -.
ocl 1y No 40 Gravier stsoet. New Orleans.
A cADEMY OF THE VISITATION,
Monte Maria, Richmond, Virginia,
The duties Of this Institution will be resumed on the
FIRST MONDAY IN sEPTERBER.
echsoi for Their DaaghtsEs and Wnrds win and hsr0
Lsss.d q Ass1thL:ss Fertile. Of enc q ths meet
retired end Eeas.tso sstSstica Z ssds n s4aissa
moral, q . high grade. Large aAaifisas have bosa
made the kuldings 70 meet The fncreaaing ag9oa-
I1piY for Prospectus and Terms 70 tho oaeo Of the
Morning Star and C6En6C 1tSsengor. t01 CoroAaelet
street. su90Iy
CT JosEPHs AczDKlGY ron YOUNG LADIES
y Conducted By The eistsD Of ChaE5ty,
Near Ennitsburg. Frederick coanty. &sryTana
This institution 10 pleasantly asuAtod IN healthy ana
pioturOoQuo part Of gFodsEAok county MaEylaad ka
nile from EnHitsburg, and TIVE mica Gen lfo0n8 81
Mary'e Collage. Il was commenced In 1853, and Rcor
porased By the Legislature Of Maryland n ASIA -,
baildings ere eonvenisnt and Epan40as.
Board and Tuition per AcsdenaIo year intending
Bed and Bedding, Wa1hing, Aeadin& and
@for AT PA%ARIE M nv i;G; iS0 I"
The Academic year divided in two Sessions Of Eve
months cach bsgtnniqg respectively the 2eth Of Al
gust and the 25th Of January.
LettSrs Of inquiry directed b the
MOTHER SUPERIOR.
Gvs '9IS e JnAsoB AeadsasV E8Dstsoors. "
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me classes oommence about tho first Of Ssptambsr
,i cSe ~ me end OF June, by examination and
Book. etc. may DO procured at the Institution .,
Pupils are rcoeived ct any time during the year and
on lg maze IRON the date Of entrance only.
Academy Of the Holy Angels. suH Fl iV
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For the
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE,
AS made by the UNION STOVE WORKS, it is
LESS !. s ;,
less by and e repair Than any other-Very
Tsa e :. al to max.
complete Range any more simple. or easier TO under
1Pd ena s nee
. Ss
expert. as can readily DO seea on examination Tho
% By H
deavorsd in vain to get tho ashes and refuse out OF
T. That is oonvenionces cannot be e1celled-its
arc large and 4. areshaubers are exactly the
That Il not only has soiid and substantial look
ornamSntal to any kitchen. suggesting tho name Of
Se g Fiat it will BAKE QUICKER and BETTER than
any other thing called BY the name Of Range.
A Good Range Essential to Homo Comfort.
in 10 and
psFtHsnt proper .tsdy Wien, IA lsot q the
sss ana ess e Hssy
sS StosS % SSs 1sy alsis e sso
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
1 e aaEs "a and
other Range Of its class known TO the public.
Its Rapid Success.
THE BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
oon1eSiSaoe fSr SaksS and coofsE ths osssalaiy q
= Sfi 90 .S Ss v1
fSavInr lame haek and its attendant ovilsl few
q ko superior advantages this Range p0ssosses over ali
loW-ovon Ranges.
It Must Bake.
THE BEAUTY ELEvATED OVEN RANGE
ust bake % heat passes directly up and around
he ovens, before leaving the Range.
Special ConvenieDces and Improvements.
Tho ovens arc provided with ventators
ofSTEAA There 10 . Slide In tue back for the escape
Of SURPLUS HEAT from the top Of the Ranges also
4 danpIr, ut the bottom OF the plate. for the
escape or Dust etc., (srafng from the EAkIng Of the
oOa and preventing IL frOWa ling around the kitchen
bv regulating the hampers In the columns The OVENS
Gin be DRAWS OUT allowing the scot and dirt to be
rousovod without trouble
ASve aud the OVENS 10 . large closet OF ample
size the especial purpose warming dshes plates
etc Uhenpver desired. Al many other new and de
sirabls oonvenonoes which Will DO fatty appreciated
upon inspection
Caution.
Be certain, when yoa ask for the
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RAHGE
thaA q has shp words
THE UKIoH STOVE WORKS
bn~u r-s~rf1 "A fAm
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Jointly 'twi1t you my crown

An Oxford student dedues. filtration to
he ttastonsiSn without inteatiOR."
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EDUCATIONAL.
ST. LOUIS
U N I v 3 r SIT

EsrABLlsHKD IN 1879
" members Of the Society Of lean. .,,a 100000.
~ ~ Sc o. me state Legislature In is5s n -" -
inc student every facility for acquiring sAsrosSS
CLASSICAL AND coMMKacra1 pnuc.~,..-
Eyery candidate for admission not psr,o..,,v -.
oJ SD"s Spsr Of good ehsr.sess
guardtans Of the studenta 10 infsrm 1917 81
1ucs health and improvement o. their sens Or IsS.
An etPeriehsod physeian daily viaite ~ SSasSs1s
sick.. Az oossewed On tAs
TERMS.
n1snd and tuition per sssson Of ten mout>s sosa
i INC next ses.ion beGins on 0epSember "a ND
L., fsyments must DO made QuAEtesly OF ssmi ~s.,.n~
na,sm, GstaIoeues Containing IN ruetaeSs Z
Sst%n = ana fai particularly viii b. ssns fss % aSsi
REV. j. G. ZEALAND q T.
,vo,, President st. Lolis Uaivesaisy
49, " 3D. Look Na.
INSTITUTION OF THE SISTERS or ST. yo6RPH
Corner 81. Philip and Calves streefe
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An extensive assortment OF ' "
THE BEAUTY
ELEVA OVEN RANGE.
THE UNION STOVE WORKS,
(Late r. r. Finch's Sous)
New York.
D.. McKENDRIcK, Agent,
4s4 ..........MAGAzINE STREET AZ.
New Orleans.
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To Bayers of Ranges.

To Bayers of Ranges.
In presenting the
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
they win examine into and compare Il With other
animation they VIII select the BEAUTY above ali
others for It's many pointsof superior practical useful
moss, -
A Comparison.
Some of the Elevated Oven Ranges need the services
Of competent engineer to operate them and to keep
them In working order. Thus dees not Any scr.
successfully Il is therefore in tSese DAYS Wien GOOD
help rare. OF great Importance to housokeepers
CULINARY DEPARTMENT
shoud be supplied with so simple and effective an ap
paratus as the
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
Annoyances Saved.
Ifyou would yourself from great discomfort and
misery oonseq9ens upon halEoooked food indean
out OF order and will mot bakeand tho additional an
noyance Of from the forgstfu or atory
sanEs nan nan e repair !. as will ct once
brains and procure the.
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE.
which is the less valuable because it is beautiful
Failure of Old Inventions.
Our experience.
AS MANUFACTURES FOR THE LAST FORTY
YEARS,
enables to furnish numerous of cooking and
heating inventions that have been imposed upon the
public by ignorant and obscure makers Of great pro.
trial. have been proven useless and entirely worth.
less.
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AMERICAN EARTH CLOSET.

Mr.. McKENDR1CK has just received . ,,r,. v,r,.,,
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Advice to Buyers.

points to be consdered, viz:
I. viii tho Range Do what is claimed for it,
O. The mode Of Operations It simple or complex
Can the parts Tor pates) be easily replaced in case
they are burnt ont or accidently broken
T. The general oonstruction-is IL durable and con.
venients
s. The CoST-to buy and to maintain.
Our Claims to Favor.
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BOSTON MARKET.
WEDNESDAY, Noveu

WEDNESDAY, November -
FLOUR-we notice better feeling in the Flour
market, but the difficulty OF moving tends TO cheek
transactions and no sales of any magnitude. All
leading family brands arc held with considerable
hrmness. The sales have been at 50 "a for West
superfiDe So 30 "a p for common extras = "a
5 Is for Milwaukee and Minnesota extras, including
choice bakers brands s. "a 9 80 for Ohio lndnna
aad Michigan white iwheats s. "a 10 for Illinois ;
and 50 a 1 70 for ST. Louis with few very choice
and we'll known brands at an advance on the latter
rate. Corn Meal has been in steady demand at .
As "a ~ y Dbl and Rye Flour has been taken in
small lots at s. "a ; 50 Y Dbl
GRAIN-The market for Corn has been quiet since
our last, the trade purchasing only in small lots as
wanted. We quote sales of Western yellow at II %
re and Western mixed at 60 a zoe y bush In Oats
very little has been done, and consumption quite
small since the horse dstemper commenced. The
sales have been at 40 a 80 bnshe for old and new
as to quality. Rye continues to Pc taken in small
lots of 81 TO soc y bushel. Shorts have been in de
mand and prices have advanced, with sales at SO 20
s27 Y ton. Fine Feed and middlings are nominally
PROVISIONS-Por is in small stock particularly
mess, and full prices continue TO be obtained. The
sales have been at sl2l2 50for prime; $40 5Ol7 for
mess and ssip20 for clear and extra clear. as to
quality Beet remains the same and has been selling
at slOapl2 for mess and extra mess and SIC 80 "a II
for family. Lard has been in fair demand at zp0c
II for city and Western, including steam and ket-
tie rendered In smoked hams sales at l3Gl6eP ID,
as TO quality. Dressed hogs are selling at cPb
for city.
PRODUCE-There has been a fair demand for
Butter and for all choice grades the market sustans
full prices while medium grades move slowly and
stock aecumulates Beans are firm and have been
at 50 50 ass Is for extrs pea 81 62l az 81 for me-
diums; 81 57f3 for yellow eyes /; and 81 75G3 for
red kidneys Potatoes have been in fair demand at
7Oap75cE bush for Jackson Whites and Early Rose :
and Sweet Potatoes from 81 50G3tb Dbl. Onions have
been selling at 81 5OGe3 - Y Dbl and Eggs from p
ap35ep dozen. Apples have been in fair demand and
and we notice frmer feeling for New York and
Western. The sales have been at slGs2 p, and
choice Western as Ugh as So y Dbl.
WOOL-The Wool market has been more active
than we have had occasion TO notice for long time
past and the sales Of orei On and domestic have been
upward Of JOOOD) TBS Prices are higher, and pur-
chases cannot now be made except at decided adj
vance on the recent prices. fleeees from 3ap5c
v d higher than the lowest point and scarce Cali
fornia and pulled from 2G}e higher; and Cape and
Australian from G1c Y b higher, with a decided
upward tendency.
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CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED,
SCHENCK's PULMONIC SYRUP.
SCHENCk'S SEAWEED TONIC,
SCuENCk'S MANDRAKE PILLS,

Are the only medicines that will cure Pulmonary
Consumption.
Sometimes medicines that VIII stop cough will
oen occasion the death Of the patient. II locks mp
tho liver stops the circulation Of the blood, hemor
rhage follows, and in fact clOgging the action Of
the very organs that caused the cough.
Liver complaint and dyspepsia are the causes Of
two thirds Of the cases Of consumption. Many arc
now complaining with duh pain in the side, the
bowels sometimes costive and sometimes too loose
tongue coated, pain in tho shoulder blade, feeling
sometimes very restless. and at other times drOwsy ;
the food that is taken lies heavily the stomach
accompanied with acidity and helching OF wind.
These symptoms usually originate from disordered
conditioner the stomach a torpid liver. Persons
affected, If they take two heavy colds, and
II the cough in these he suddenly stopped tho
lungs liver and stomach clog and remain torpid and
inactive and before the patient is Of his stu
alton, the lungs a Of sores and liberated,
and death is the inevitable result.
Schencks PumOnic Syrup is a expedtorant which
does not contain any opium nor any thing calculated
to check cold suddenly.
Schenek Seaweed Tonic dissolvos the food, mixes
with the gastric juice OF the stomach dgests easily
nourshes the system and creates healthy circula-
ton Of the blood. When the bowels cOstye. skin
sallow. and the patient IS Of a bilious habit,
Schenck's Mandrake Pills are required.
These medicines prepared by DR.. J. II.
! SCHENCk son, Northeast corner Of Sixth and
Arch SITS, Philadelphia, PENN and for sale by GEO.
/ c. GOODWIN 4 CO., . Hanover St, Boston, and
John F. Henry, College Place, New York, whole
sale Agents.
! For sale by Druggists generally.
Aug 26-doodSwtf